Comments by "Perhaps" (@NoEgg4u) on "" video.

@5:16 (and other times): I would rather have watched the road (front facing), instead of watching our host's faces. The passenger is glued to watching the road in front of him. He is not looking around, and not focused on the other host's face. Why? The action is in front of him. He wants to watch the road, going around turns at speed. Well, so do I. But I can't, because our hosts made the video about their need to be front and center for the video. It is about them, and not the car. @7:45 (and other times): Same thing. How can they think that we want to watch them, while testing the car's acceleration? Once or twice, maybe. But every time? Not a single view of the road in front? This is either selfish, egotistical narcissism. Or it is cluelessness. An entire video, and not one front-facing, road-facing view. Anyone feel like they got a driving experience from watching only their faces?
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@TheStraightPipes "If people don’t want to see our faces react to launches then why does this have 7.3m views" 1) This video does not have 7.3m views. It has 768K views. You inflated the count by more than 9 times. 2) With 768K views, you have 16K thumbs up. That is 2% up votes. 3) People search for super cars. The NSX Type S has few uploads. So people click on your video. 4) That you refuse to show forward facing shots is bizarre, or flat out selfish of you. Is there a youtube law prohibiting you from showing road-in-front shots? You act as if: If you showed forward facing shots, then you would have to exclude other video angles. To exclude forward facing shots, and only forward facing shots, followed by your reply with BS numbers and BS excuses, is absurd. And you will not explain why you refuse to show forward facing shots. Do you see how bizarre that is? You can keep your face shots. But why no front-road facing shots? It is not like you have to choose only one. So it is assumed that the video is about your face, and not about the car. Don't you see how that works out, when the entire (so-called "car") video consists almost exclusively of your face? You even acknowledged that it is about seeing your facial reactions. So it is about your face, and not about the car and allowing viewers to have a driver's point of view experience. I would have more respect for you if you admitted that you are in love with your face.
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