HOW TO WRITE A SONG YIAY JACKSFILMS jacksfilms PREVIOUS YIAY â–» carriagehouseautoresto.com?v=xtG1Z. his rhyme in the beginning, saying "Yesterday I asked you to help me write a song - You would provide the lyrics - And I, would SING, ALONG". The series has run on for 75 episodes and Jack has planned a movie long special when it reaches Hitler Ate Sugar : "If you don't subscribe, that's fine. He admits that his strictness comes from having studied English. In a contest for what to call his fans, Jack now calls his fans "biches", which is a misspelling of bitches and was first discovered on the first YGS. Then quit choking down the cheeseburgers and start stroking your way to an abnormally abstract abyss. As it turns out, it even has lyrics for the Dubstep song. It was then said for a while after that YGS would be the finale of the series, and was hyped up as such for months, only for Jack to reveal in a YIAY that the series would continue afterwards. It targeted the many grammatical errors the internet has by taking comments that his fans send him and making them into an improvisational style sketch. Entitled to Have You : The parodied message of "Dubstep Solves Everything 3" is that, because Jack wins a fight over the girl, he gets to have her, regardless of her wishes. Wanna look abtastic? His first video, The Handy Pen, recently has , views. Jack once spent five days attempting to recreate a Reddit stunt on YouTube by writing over comments for one of his own videos PewDiePie : in the background Not this shit again! Check yourself into rehab if you don't habpen to get the reabtions you want! Finally lampshaded and defied in Jack: "Audible" stands for In one episode of YIAY, Jack read off some answers that viewers gave him of book sequels they'd like to see. Chad: Hey America! The other thing he was going to call them was "JacksNerds. Here We Go Again! While it didn't gain much it's still viewed as a "must watch" by the fans of Jack, or should I say biches? Overuse of this trope in responses caused Jack to scrap the episode altogether. YouTube Tags twilight , wtf , grammar , your , jack , boy , sucks , blanket , everything , chad , pms , dubstep , solves , douglas , broseph , klondike , bands , wimpy , huntington About Jack Douglass is a YouTube personality that's most notable for his Your Grammar Sucks series, his Jackask series, which is a cynical QnA answering genuine or sarcastic questions, and his newest GamerGod88 videos which take Let's Plays as a video sketch form. And in "Top 10 Top 10 Lists'", when one of the "top 10 words from that should stay in " is 'dad', and Jack adding "dads aren't even real". Jack is a pianist, and he has meshed his videos with his musical side making his series have some unpredictability and has yet to meet any criticism for it. You wanna know my abpinion? Because it's not an acronym, it's the name of a cool company that has thousands of audiobooks from which to choose from, it's not that hard to get! Disappeared Dad : Referenced in Jackask 38, where most of the answers to his Twitter question what do you want for Christmas? Flipping the Bird : At the end of his first JackAsk. Epic Fail : He once tried to prank call Toby Turner and say that his girlfriend was pregnant, with him not knowing what to do. His advertisements at the end of the Jackask videos and some of the PMS episodes use this as a Running Gag , making a company's name most commonly Audible's into an acronym. It wasn't until later that Jack was creating newer series' along the way to make people see he wasn't a one trick pony. Jack: So I asked you all on Twitter, "what do you want for Christmas? It blew up after a while and a new series was born. Jack even reacted with, "That's awful. You know who else didn't subscribe? Even the Subtitler Is Stumped : Averted with one a fan who sent in a book of sheet music for all of Jack's songs. Drinking Game : Exclusive to the "Chad" episodes of Your Grammar Sucks, where Chad has to knock one back every time he corpses or otherwise flubs the reading. Dude, Not Funny!.