"This is my final intro line" - Bob
The Steel Donut Collective is a channel comprised of five guys: Blake, Bob, Connor, Jelle, and Matt. Their main type of content consists of riffs of various types of media, from fanfiction failures to worthless Wiki How articles, to awful animated movies, and much more. They also occasionally do a podcast where they offer writing tips.
Since starting the channel on June 4th, 2014, they have uploaded 450+ videos worth of content.
Videos
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Fanfiction Riffs
- It Started When I was 4 - an Ip Man fanfic
- Sealed Forever - a Growing Up Creepie fanfic
- The New One - a Halo fanfic
- testing - a Canaanite Mythology fanfic
- KFA 98.com - a Tuck Everlasting (2002) fanfic
- The Metal Dream - a Guitar Center fanfic
- The Right Move - An 'Original' Fiction?
- The Uprising (Gunz: The Duel) - a Gunz: The Duel fanfic
- What a girl does to get an A - An Explicit Wizards of Waverly Place fanfic by Lord Jeremy Silver
- Lonely No More - a Touhou fanfic
- Kurogane's Confession - a Girls Und Panzer/SOMETHING fanfic
- sesshamaru ending - An Inuyasha/Wolf's Rain fanfic
- touya's dreaming - a Cardcaptor Sakura fanfic
Multi-Part Riffs
- Yoahimune by Yoahimune
Dramatic Readings
- Thats what I get - A God Hand fanfic
Author/Artist/Other Highlights
- Artist Highlight: Yoshizilla-Rhedosaurus
Steel Donut Raps
Podcasts
List of tropes:
- Arch-Enemy: Works created by Joseph Lai, Lord Jeremy Silver and CHIPMUNKSFORLIFE101 are their most recurring riffs. Bordering on Friendly Rival because they love these guys.
- Berserk Button: Expect the jokes to stop and for things to get a little serious whenever a creator handles a serious topic horribly, especially 9/11.
- Catchphrase: Bob's 'This is my final intro line', was previously 'This is my current intro line'.
- Deadpan Snarker: Connor is the absolute king of snarking. Some of the funniest lines are from his sarcastic delivery.
- Freak Out: Their reaction to sonadow i will never love a gay
is something to behold. - Jerkass: They portray unintentionally unlikable characters as this in their jokes.
- Nice Guys: While they do make fun of stories, it’s all in good fun and they encourage their audience not to seek out or harass the creator of their current riff.
- Not So Stoic: Connor has had moments of bursting out laughing or screaming in anger.
- Rage Breaking Point: What usually leads to Connor’s Not So Stoic moments.
- Running Gag: A whole page of them.
- The Stoic: Connor is a downplayed one. He still laughs, gets angry, or confused, but not to the extent of the others.
