This is what every YouTube music video is made of

In the olden days, MTV had the monopoly on music videos, deciding which artists were able to share their work with the public and rejecting those they deemed objectionable. But now that we're in modern times, musicians great and small can share their videos on YouTube, and MTV has been relegated to televising shows about interesting idiots. So that must mean that the great free market of YouTube allows new and innovative videos to flourish, free from the controlling hand of any network officials, right? Well, not quite. Comedian Adam Bixton explains the YouTube music video genre quite perfectly in his own "AMAZING MUSIC VIDEO." Welcome to the future, where everyone is free to do that same mediocre stuff over and over again.

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