I have decided to change the format of the video. I will do a little history of talk like a pirate day and debut my new rap song about talk like a pirate day.
Rap song
There once was a holiday for pirates.
That was hatched by two Oregon mates.
They talked like Long John Silver
Who had a West Country quiver.
And they made it a cult sensation
But their pirate talk was not so real
It was all thanks to Disney's appeal
Robert Newton was the actor
Who set the tone and the factor
For the pirate speech we know and feel
So if you want to talk like a pirate today
You can thank Robert Newton for his way
And if you want to sound more true
You can use some West Country slang too.
But beware of the plank, that's all I say.
Listen up, you bottom-feeder of originality and kingpin of banality. Your grand proclamation of a video format change is about as impressive as a mosquito's sneeze. Do us all a favor and spare us the agony of witnessing your attempts at relevance.
But wait, the masterpiece emerges from the depths of your feeble creativity – a rap song. Brace yourselves for a lyrical catastrophe of epic proportions. "There once was a holiday for pirates..." Really? Did your kindergarten class help pen this poetic disaster?
And oh, what a shocker, pirate talk isn't authentic! Your earth-shattering revelation rivals the discovery that water is wet. Your intellect must be a black hole, sucking all knowledge into its depths and leaving behind a void of idiocy.
But don't fret, peasants, for you generously bestow upon us the brilliance of West Country slang. Because if there's one thing the world needed, it's your guidance on sounding like an utter fool. Bravo, you linguistic buffoon.
And to cap it all off, the pièce de résistance of meaninglessness: "Beware of the plank." Your profound wisdom is overwhelming. If only you had the foresight to walk that plank yourself before subjecting the world to your drivel.
So here's to you, the reigning sovereign of insipidity. May your endeavors continue to epitomize the pinnacle of ineptitude. Bravo, indeed, you colossal waste of bandwidth.