EdotJdot

@edotjdot.bsky.social

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My discord is "edotjdot". I make plunderphonic music and eccojam works. Currently working on covers for LAWNMOWING, available on 2016dimension, with said covers being for it's YouTube release! https://2016dimension.bandcamp.com/album/lawnmowing

"The Dirty French burger at Sacred Beast, in Over-the-Rhine, Keith Pandolfi/The Enquier"
Video screenshot (Taken from VanossGamingExtras) https://youtu.be/Jp-caHRhRCs?t=482 "This faggot right here...", 168 views, 9 years ago, 1 minute and 38 seconds
Wikipedia "In the News" segment: Bullet Point: "Israel and the United States launch military strikes on Iran." Newly-elected Netherland Prime Minister 'Rob Jeffen' is pictured. The page (as of February 28th, 2026) was edited to remove the mentions of other news and thereby the context for his photo, making it appear as if Rob Jeffen has involvement in the Iran strikes.
Excerpt from the Moog Synthesizer Wikipedia page: Industry - The Guardian wrote that the Moog synthesizer, with its dramatically new sounds, arrived at a time in American history when, in the wake of the Vietnam War, "nearly everything about the old order was up for revision". Session musicians felt synthesizers, with their ability to imitate instruments such as strings and horns, threatened their jobs. For a period, the Moog was banned from use in commercial work in the US, a restriction negotiated by the American Federation of Musicians (known as AFM). Robert Moog felt that the AFM had not realized that the synthesizer was an instrument to be learned and mastered like any other, and instead imagined that [quote] all the sounds that musicians could make somehow existed in the Moog - all you had to do was push a button that said Jascha Helitetz and out would come out the most fantastic violin player [unquote].
A clip from the film Ransom (1996) is seen, the famous scene where Mel Gibson as Tom Mullen yells "Give me back my son!". The Australian film rating of "Mature Accompanied" is superimposed on the bottom left of the image - which visually is a Hexagon with "MA" inside, and "15+" to the right of the Hexagon. On the bottom right is some text with black highlight effect that is semi-transparent, the text reads: "PERSONS UNDER 15 YEARS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR ADULT GUARDIAN". Both the rating symbol and text have a metallic-look to them, visually a white to grey-blue gradient. The film clip, rating, and text are in a widescreen aspect ratio, and it's letterbox is filled with another partial visual to fit the fullscreen aspect ratio of the image. This visual is a blue vignette gradient with an off-set centered filter, due to the right side of the vignette appearing more darker than the left side. A white semi-transparent version of the Mature Accomplished rating can be seen, although this screenshot only shows part of the Hexagon shape and the number one of "15+". (https://youtu.be/2D8qrfgcTjs) The visual is originally titled as "Australian Ratings Advice ad 2000's" by Zampakid, with the description simply saying "Taken from Charlies Angels". Further research shows that this PSA, showcasing what the Australian film ratings represent, was a VHS-exclusive and was most commonly seen on the country's retail Columbia-Tristar Home Video releases, of which Charlies Angels was produced from.
A mockup - most likely done by cartooncomedy64.bsky.social‬, or at the very least uploaded on their channel whilst having no indication of it being a mockup (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUXIgLNMBJI) - of PBS's WNET substation in New York, meant to resemble a 2002 to 2006 design. The image, downsampled to look like its from an analogue tape, features a cityscape of New York, with a blue river and a mildly cloudy sky. In the sky, the word "intelligence" is seen. The i's dot is red in the text, whereas the rest is white. A URL for "www.thirteen.org" can be seen in the corner, above "intelligence", in the upper right. The art was used WITHOUT expressed permission of its author. I do not have association with the artist, and my views and uses of the image are of my own and was not consulted with it's creator.
Responding to bloodcrisis's repost bloodcrisis original post: "I'm very happy for the GTA fans and deeply impressed by the work the devs have put into it but that being said I am not at all excited for what it's going to do to genera games discussion for the next decade" bloodcrisis reposts and adds onto their statement: "Be prepared for basically every annoying gamer for the next 10 years to repeatedly parrot 'if GTA 6 could do such and such, why can't every other game?' while also refusing to listen to the actual answer at every turn" I respond: "Everyone knows the next Crash Bandicoot isn't a good game unless you can have sex with a latino woman and can run over cops with a DeLorean - that is unless the game is WOKE and includes too many black people - 'smile emoticon', I don't shower, I game"
A Bluesky post from April 12, 2025 at 4:08 PM by user Kristi Yamaguccimane (wapplehouse.bsky.social) "The Pope died, Pete Hegseth got fired and Kanye admitted to gay incest. Entirely too much happening right now please stop."
We here at EdotJdot Music Records treat our aliases with a lot of love. It makes us happy when they become stars. If our aliases want to make Hip Hop or R&B, that's cool. We just want to make art and have a good time So here's the new EdotJdot album. But also is BubbleSun, apart of E.J.. O.K.? Peace, E.J. EDOTJDOT & BUBBLESUN "All Screwed Up" Produced, Arranged, Composed, and Performed by EdotJdot
https://youtu.be/F040ku6mUnE&t=1104 Screenshot of the 'Cursed Halo' mod by InfernoPlus, being ran on the Master Chief Collection version of Halo: Combat Evolved, being played by British YouTuber Tomahawk. A watermark identifying him is seen in the corner, a Halo 3: ODST 'superintendent' icon with face 4, and 'Subscribe' in green text. The screenshot is taken as Tomahawk goes into the control room on the Covenant's Truth and Reconciliation battleship [seen on Mission 15, Keyes], with the opening doors being visible to the far left and right. A Flood spore and a health pack can be seen on the floor. Tomahawk is holding a blunderbuss, which replaces the original shotgun in the game while still keeping the visual appearance of one - and also provides a big blue circle as a crosshair indicator.
Screenshot of the world map from Halo 3, with a subtitle in the corner "17,190 players online". In the Eastern European and upper African area, a rounded square and circle formation is seen which looks like the Halo 3: ODST icons used for the Superintendent. The screenshot is noted to have been an April Fools joke from 2009. Sourced from Halopedia, a Halo fan-wiki https://www.halopedia.org/Superintendent_viral_campaign#/media/File:April_Fools_09.png
https://youtu.be/F040ku6mUnE
https://forum.vintagesynth.com/download/file.php?id=338&t=1&sid=db28d73201287d4af0ce768b76022e53
https://youtu.be/AotN5RN884E?t=349
https://princevault.com/index.php?title=Coca-Cola
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Why_is_BFDI_not_on_Wikipedia%3F/Archive_4#need_something_to_explain
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Why_is_BFDI_not_on_Wikipedia%3F/Archive_3
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Why_is_BFDI_not_on_Wikipedia%3F/Archive_3#Scholastic_partnered_with_the_creator_to_make_a_BFDI_character_guide_book.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Why_is_BFDI_not_on_Wikipedia%3F/Archive_3#Scholastic_partnered_with_the_creator_to_make_a_BFDI_character_guide_book.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Why_is_BFDI_not_on_Wikipedia%3F/Archive_3#FOR_ANYONE_WHO_IS_MAD_AT_THIS_PAGE:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Why_is_BFDI_not_on_Wikipedia%3F/Archive_2#MY_FINAL_WORD_ON_THIS_WHOLE_FIASCO
A screencap of a commercial for "America's Top Rock", a 1984 compilation from Chadwick Music Productions Inc. This screencap came from MTV, on September 3rd, 1984 during a programming block called 'ALTV'. Ontop a Yellow/black gradiant, the vinyl label alongside four vinyl records can be seen, along with what appears to be six cassette tapes of the same label, with a white space covering part of it. Video text is superimposed: "Special TV Offer", "50 Original Hits, Original Artists".
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Page 51 of Issue 69 of the UK "Powerstation" magazine, on a guide featuring an early copy of Grand Theft Auto 3. https://archive.org/details/PowerStation_Issue69_02_Feb/page/n25/mode/2up https://gta.fandom.com/wiki/Beta_Content_in_GTA_III/Props#Face_Statue
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A 'fake' (likely real, but not literally of the YouTubers identities, but imposters) Discord screenshot from mobile that shows several YouTubers in a Discord call touting a Youtuber meetup. 12 of the 15 callers are shown: Apandah, Behind the Meme, Beluga, Cowbelly, diesel patches, Dolan Dark, DrDisrespect, GradeAUnderA (who is deafened), Grandayy, HowToBasic (who is muted), Memeulous, and Plainrock124 (who has is camera on, and name obscured).
New Mic The Snare video: "The Biggest Music Streaming Service You've Never Heard Of", featuring a thumbnail of the Musi app with fire surrounding it.
Advertisement for YouTube TV on YouTube: "YouTube TV is #1 again with J.D. Power. YouTube Featured. Ranked as best live streaming TV provider for customer satisfaction. Try it free, terms and conditions apply".
https://doughenders.art/selected-work/prince/view/8530730/1/8530747
Album Cover: Aerosmith - Music from Another Dimension! [2012]
Two lines - a red and green one - overlap each other. The red is angled from the Prefab Sprout album, while the green is angled from the Aerosmith album.
Album Cover: Prefab Sprout - Jordan: The Comeback [1990]
This is the single artwork for the Aerosmith song "Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees)". The artwork doesn't have a square shape, with some holes filled with white on the very edge on the top and bottom left side.
This is pixel art of a cheese pizza done by HISAchan. Source: https://x.com/hisachan55cute/status/1879872061147115831
Album Cover: "Welcome to Tomorrow" by Snap! [1993]
Screencap of the intro to Search for Tomorrow episodes from 1981-1986.
Album Cover: 1973's self-titled by Aerosmith.
A horizontally-stretched photo of the Vinyl label for Aerosmith's "Get It Up", with heavy JPEG artifacting.