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Pop song about self-actualization set over joyful moments of activism.

Angry/tense song with a vid focusing on the political thriller aspect of the show.

Thoughtful character study.

1.Pop song about self-actualization set over joyful moments of activism.

This Trustfall vid is much more about self-actualisation than the rest, but I'm very fond of it because one of my local drag-queens has an act set to that song, and it always make me emo. What if our leaps of faith were rewarded for a change and other such questions.

Fight song has gotta be my favourite in this category for how expertly it picks show moments to underline the emotions carried by the music and vice versa. It does exactly what fanvids set to pop songs about self actualization are supposed to do!

2.Angry/tense song with a vid focusing on the political thriller aspect of the show.

@gaym3bo1's Know your rights remains the Ur Example of this category to me and if there was Not Me classes it would be required reading watching, but I also really love how efficiently this Carol of the bells vid ramps up the tension while laying out the show's political arguments. It fucks:

3.Thoughtful character study.

Pretty much any Not Me vid by karaeijii (check them ouuuuut), but if I had to choose just one it would be lost my mind, guillotine for how it explores White's struggles when impersonating Black, it slaps so hard.

However I would be remiss not to mention @icarusdiesatdawn's This is my city, which is just so beautiful and evocative and might have made me tear up on one or two particularly emotional days.

4.This is Yok we think he's neat :)

Of course @hexenmeisterer's Someone New greatly overlaps with the third category, but it exudes enough love and fondness for Yok that I think it also belongs here. This is Yok and he! is! neat! But tbh what I mean with this category is more vids like Boss Bitch:

This is a form of backdoor bigotry from both normative facts (there are more straight than gay relationships) and well represented bigoted beliefs (men are superior to women).