I have a theory, if I may:
DaxFlame is, in fact, a parody. However, the subject is someone involved in the personal life of this young comedian's circle of friends. Say, a classmate, for instance. A classmate who, for lack of a better term, is a total loser-faced jerkfaggot. Everyone, regardless of race or gender, can come together to poke fun of this walking piece of shit, and one brave young man decided to take this timeless scenario to the next level. The clothing, voice, mannerisms, and eccentricities are percieved charicatures that have been agreed upon by his peers through an unspoken social contract. The subject is seen as an impersonable outcast, who's warped mind transforms simple and everyday occurances into grand, life-altering moments. Through charismatic mimic, this hilarious young boy has utilized both the age old law of ridicule, and state-of-the-art resources like youtube.com to guide us together. To teach us to laugh again, as one, in hate.
Thank you.
