That's it! MLG Antivirus means a lot to me and for a lot of people, for me it meant a life changing moment where I went from being just a popular MLG channel to becoming the number #1 and having the honor to be the creator of the most watched MLG video of all time. For many of you it means simpler times, Internet nostalgia overload and having a blast watching MLG videos on YouTube. Thank you for sharing that with me, I will forever be grateful. It's always crazy when I receive messages of people telling me they used to watch my videos when they were like 8-10 years old, so I know these videos definitely marked an era for many and is a nostalgic for many! The MLG Antivirus will be forever in our hearts ❤️ Thank you for reading - Materialisimo

The only thing I have not seen a single comment on is... sound design, so I wanted to pay a little tribute to the 3 weeks of full time work I dedicated to make the most epic sound design I have ever done in my life. The screenshots don't show all but you get the idea, the 3rd screenshot shows a zoom-in to the most SFX dense part of the video. It was done in Vegas Pro 12, while making it, I learned the fun fact that Vegas was originally a sound design software called Sound Force many years ago. That explained why I have always thought that Vegas Pro is a more than capable software to edit sound. The orange marker spam is because I imported the rendered video from After Effects into Vegas and had no reference as to where the cuts were, so I basically had to mark down all cuts, events etc. from the video. The workflow to get the ball rolling on sound design was absolute bananas, I cannot describe how difficult was to manage everything out, the amount of sounds I downloaded and also my efforts to normalize the audio loudness levels so it matched (almost) perfectly to what YouTube wants. My video ended up having just a -0.1dB deficit below the recommended level 🔥🔊 I know it's random to start talking about technical audio stuff but the truth is... I could write an entire fucking book regarding all the things I learned while making this thing, it is with no exaggeration, absolute madness. I originally had planned to make a blog post talking about the biggest challenges I faced, fun facts etc. Is that something you would be interested in? I cannot even share After Effects screenshots in here because there are a gazillion compositions and layers that a simple screenshot cannot do justice.