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* AnAesop: '''My Crazy Theatre Teacher''', toxic and abusive relationships can only end when you leave them. Rebecca put up with a lot of abuse from Medusa because she hoped she would get a leading role but chose to leave after learning from her classmates that the teacher was deliberately sabotaging her theatre career for petty reasons. After leaving Medusa's class, her confidence grew exponentially, she was happy again, and she was way more successful in theatre than she ever was with Medusa.
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Rebecca Parham, born December 4, 1987, also known as [[https://www.youtube.com/@LetMeExplainStudios Let Me Explain Studios]] on Website/{{YouTube}}, is an animator and singer that creates cartoons centered around her life. She is among the most well-known and successful [=YouTube=] animators, up there with WebAnimation/{{TheOdd1sOut}} and WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations.
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Rebecca Parham, born December 4, 1987, also known as [[https://www.youtube.com/@LetMeExplainStudios Let Me Explain Studios]] on Website/{{YouTube}}, Studios]], born December 4, 1987, is an animator {{Storytime Animator|s}}, voice actor, and singer that creates cartoons centered around her life. singer. She is among the most well-known and successful [=YouTube=] animators, Platform/YouTube animators on the website, up there with WebAnimation/{{TheOdd1sOut}} and WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations.
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Rebecca Parham (known Parham, born December 4, 1987, also known as [[https://www.youtube.com/@LetMeExplainStudios Let Me Explain Studios]] on Website/{{YouTube}}) Website/{{YouTube}}, is an animator and singer that creates cartoons centered around her life. She is among the most well-known and successful [=YouTube=] animators, up there with others like WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations, WebAnimation/{{TheOdd1sOut}}, WebAnimation/{{Tabbes}}, WebAnimation/{{TimTom}}, [=SomethingElseYT=], etc.WebAnimation/{{TheOdd1sOut}} and WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations.
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* WolverinePublicity: The thumbnail for the first part of her Vidcon 2018 recap has WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations in the back of the crowd, despite not actually showing up in the video. [[DownplayedTrope She does appear in the second part though]].
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* CharacterCatchphrase: "Hello, my geeks and peeps; my explainers and entertainers; my little oodle lallies, Rebecca Parham here."
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** "Thank you so much for tuning in, but now, I gotta tune out. Bye!"
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** In "Running Away", Rebecca describes her mother giving her father the prank goodbye note[[note]]A prank intended for her mom, who didn't fall for it, but immediately suggested they prank their dad instead. And even decided to play along to make it convincing.[[/note]] and her dad immediately asking, "What did you do?! Did you say something to her?" She then pauses the animation to laugh, "No, really, he actually said that, he blamed my mom immediately."
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** In "Running Away", Away From Home", Rebecca describes her mother giving her father the prank goodbye note[[note]]A prank intended for her mom, who didn't fall for it, but immediately suggested they prank their dad instead. And even decided to play along to make it convincing.[[/note]] and her dad immediately asking, "What did you do?! Did you say something to her?" She then pauses the animation to laugh, "No, really, he actually said that, he blamed my mom immediately."
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** In "Running Away," Rebecca describes her mother giving her father the prank goodbye note[[note]]A prank intended for her mom, who didn’t fall for it, but immediately suggested they prank their dad instead. And even decided to play along to make it convincing.[[/note]] and her dad immediately asking “What did you do?! Did you say something to her?” She then pauses the animation to laugh “No, really, he actually said that, he blamed my mom immediately.”
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** In "Running Away," Away", Rebecca describes her mother giving her father the prank goodbye note[[note]]A prank intended for her mom, who didn’t didn't fall for it, but immediately suggested they prank their dad instead. And even decided to play along to make it convincing.[[/note]] and her dad immediately asking “What asking, "What did you do?! Did you say something to her?” her?" She then pauses the animation to laugh “No, laugh, "No, really, he actually said that, he blamed my mom immediately.”"
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* NotMakingThisUpDisclaimer: In "I Got Stuck On A Roof", Rebecca says this about using a leaf pile to write out an SOS on the roof of the house.
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** In "I Got Stuck On A Roof", Rebecca says this about using a leaf pile to write out an SOS on the roof of thehouse.house.
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* InteractiveNarrator: When telling her stories, Rebecca has a tendency to freeze her footage and physically commentate over or interact with it, in a manner [[ShoutOut not too dissimilar]] to another well-known [[ItsAllAboutMe egotist]], Kuzco from ''WesternAnimation/TheEmperorsNewGroove''.
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* BigBeautifulWoman: That she is.
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* DrivenByEnvy: In "[[https://youtu.be/FRVLwPkmaow?si=kXMeHH2524eIfxin WORST PRANK Ever Played On Me!!]]", Rebecca ended up getting a lead role in ''Theatre/ThePiratesOfPenzance'' in high school, with [[SadistTeacher Medusa]]'s favorite students being so green with envy over being reduced to techies that they decided to pull some [[TeensAreMonsters not-so-harmless]] pranks that nearly sabotaged the show, including {{mooning}} the lead actor and taping a crude drawing of a penis to the inside of a scroll.
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* PinkIsErotic: In "WORST PRANK Ever Played On Me!!", Rebecca tells a story of how a group of disgruntled teenage theatre kids decided to play a prank on her during a theatre production of ''Theatre/ThePiratesOfPenzance''. During the play, one of the pranksters, Robbie, suddenly grows a conscience and vaguely warns Rebecca that Ben's pants will fall when he stands up. Unfortunately, Ben wasn't warned in time and his pants dropped, seemingly exposing everything to the audience. Later on, Rebecca discovers the next part of the prank, that the scroll would reveal a biologically accurate penis that only the actors and actresses could see but the actor was able to keep a straight face. Although nothing is shown to the audience, Rebecca is shown with pink cheeks as she's immediately embarrassed and flustered when Ben's pants drop off-screen and Ben's cheeks are also blushing pink but not as intensely as Rebecca's are. Rebecca is shown blushing pink again when she finds out about the crude drawing of a penis on the scroll, as well as the amateur theatre kid who was standing in front of a bush with pink flowers in it.
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* BaitAndSwitch: The start of "Running Away From Home" has Rebecca in the woods carrying a BindleStick, making it seem like she's running away from something. Turns out, she's not, and the bindle is just for setting up a picnic with all of the refreshments inside of it.
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** "BLOOD ON MY WINDSHIELD" seems to indicate that Rebecca hit something or someone with her car. The video initially backs up this initial impression by making it seem like the car ran into a buzzard, but as it turns out, the blood was from some carrion the buzzard hastily dropped to gain altitude and avoid them.
** The start of "Running Away From Home" has Rebecca in the woods carrying a BindleStick, making it seem like she's running away from something. Turns out, she's not, and the bindle is just for setting up a picnic with all of the refreshments inside of it.
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** The start of "Running Away From Home" has Rebecca in the woods carrying a BindleStick, making it seem like she's running away from something. Turns out, she's not, and the bindle is just for setting up a picnic with all of the refreshments inside of it.
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* VerbalBackspace: In "Almost Run Over By A Car", Rebecca describes herself as "very creepy" due to her habit of people-watching before hastily amending it to "very observant".
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* FridgeHorror: {{invoked}} In-universe in "My Teacher Murdered Someone". After reading a disturbing news article about how E killed somebody, Rebecca realized that she was essentially poking a would-be murder with a stick back during an argument over a grade in college and worried about how he might have reacted there wasn't a witness present.
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* AlcoholInducedIdiocy: Medusa eventually ended up getting fired after she drunkenly locked herself in the boys' hotel room while on an overnight competition trip with some students.
* BetterToDieThanBeKilled: "My Teacher Murdered Someone" mentions that E ended up killing himself in a police standoff, [[ImpliedTrope suggesting]] that he decided dying on his own terms was preferable to capture.
* FridgeHorror: {{invoked}} In-universe in "My Teacher Murdered Someone". After reading a disturbing news article about how E killed somebody, Rebecca realized that she was essentially poking a would-be murder with a stick back during an argument over a grade in college and worried about how he might have reacted there wasn't a witness present.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Rebecca's High School Drama Teacher [[SadistTeacher Medusa]] was ultimately this. She had a [[ControlFreak tight grip]] on the theatre department and was [[MoodSwinger prone to mood swings]], either being decent & friendly or irritable & verbally abusive. And she frequently had favorite students while treating everyone else ([[TeachersUnfavoriteStudent Becca included]]) poorly. But she always gave her A's for being a good student, and even gave her a hug after a great performance, which made Rebecca believe that one day she'll get her approval if she sticks it out. However, during senior year when Rebecca was auditioning for the lead role in a play that she was the most qualified for in the entire class [[note]] Specifically, it was for female lead-character [[CoolOldLady "Dotty"]] from ''Theatre/NoisesOff''. Rebecca was the oldest in the class, had senior-student casting priority, had the right physique for the role, and could even do the necessary accent perfectly [[/note]], Medusa ''still did not cast her for ANY role for the play'' out of sheer contempt for her, even [[HiddenDisdainReveal telling other students such]]. Unsurprisingly, this was the final straw for Rebecca, who quit her class then & there.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Rebecca's High School Drama Teacher [[SadistTeacher Medusa]] was ultimately this. She had a [[ControlFreak tight grip]] on the theatre department and was [[MoodSwinger prone to mood swings]], either being decent & friendly or irritable & verbally abusive. And she frequently had favorite students while treating everyone else ([[TeachersUnfavoriteStudent Becca included]]) poorly. But she always gave her A's for being a good student, and even gave her a hug after a great performance, which made Rebecca believe that one day she'll she'd get her approval if she sticks stuck it out. However, during senior year when Rebecca was auditioning for the lead role in a play that she was the most qualified for in the entire class [[note]] Specifically, it was for female lead-character [[CoolOldLady "Dotty"]] from ''Theatre/NoisesOff''. Rebecca was the oldest in the class, had senior-student casting priority, had the right physique for the role, and could even do the necessary accent perfectly [[/note]], Medusa ''still did not cast her for ANY role for the play'' out of sheer contempt for her, even [[HiddenDisdainReveal telling other students such]]. Unsurprisingly, this was the final straw for Rebecca, who quit her class then & there.
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* MidlifeCrisisCar: "Almost Run Over By A Car" details Rebecca's experience with almost getting hit by an intimidating red-and-black Mustang driven by an older gentleman. The license plate says "CMPNSATING" just to drive the point home.
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* TheFriendlyTexan: Rebecca is an absolute sweetheart, and was born and raised in San Antonio, Texas.
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** In "TRICKED My Teacher into Giving Me EASIEST Project Ever", during a project where kids had to do reports on the biographies of [[UsefulNotes/ThePresidentsOfTheUnitedStates U.S. presidents]] while acting out as them, Rebecca managed to get away with picking UsefulNotes/WilliamHenryHarrison, acted out as him [[GallowsHumor on his deathbed]], and got an A+ for her presentation.
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-->'''Laddi:''' Well, you see, Tom realized he's... y'know, in London, so, he called WebAnimation/{{Jaiden|Animations}} to ask ''her'' to do it. But she was busy, so she called [[WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut James]], who called WebAnimation/{{Emirichu}}, who called [=CypherDen=], but ''she'' couldn't make it 'cause ''she's'' in New York. So, Den called WebAnimation/{{Tabbes}}, who called illymation, who called [=RushLight=] Invader, and, I just happen to be in the area, so, he called me, and here I am!
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-->'''Laddi:''' Well, you see, Tom realized he's... y'know, in London, so, he called WebAnimation/{{Jaiden|Animations}} to ask ''her'' to do it. But she was busy, so she called [[WebAnimation/TheOdd1sOut James]], who called WebAnimation/{{Emirichu}}, who called [=CypherDen=], but ''she'' couldn't make it 'cause ''she's'' in New York. So, Den called WebAnimation/{{Tabbes}}, who called illymation, WebAnimation/{{illymation}}, who called [=RushLight=] Invader, and, I just happen to be in the area, so, he called me, and here I am!
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* BrickJoke: In "I Got Stuck on a Roof", after Becca not-so-subtly implies that her friend Kay's parents have been burying bodies, they wonder why she always brings home the weird ones. At the end of the video, an adult Kay is shown watching it on Youtube and wondering why she always made friends with the weird ones.
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* BrickJoke: In "I Hot Stuck on a Roof", after Becca not-so-subtly implies that her friend Kay's parents having been burying bodies, they wonder why she always brings home the weird ones. At the end of the video, an adult Kay is shown watching it on Youtube and wondering why she always made friends with the weird ones.
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** Recalling her visit to the circus as a 3-year old, the three rings include clowns, the flying trapeze, tightrope walkers... and the ringmaster shooing away an elephant in light of modern circus controversies. Coupled with her going, "Uuuhhhhh..."
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Rebecca Parham (known as Let Me Explain Studios on Website/{{YouTube}}) is an animator and singer that creates cartoons centered around her life. She is among the most well-known and successful [=YouTube=] animators, up there with others like WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations, WebAnimation/{{TheOdd1sOut}}, WebAnimation/{{Tabbes}}, WebAnimation/{{TimTom}}, [=SomethingElseYT=], etc.
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Rebecca Parham (known as [[https://www.youtube.com/@LetMeExplainStudios Let Me Explain Studios Studios]] on Website/{{YouTube}}) is an animator and singer that creates cartoons centered around her life. She is among the most well-known and successful [=YouTube=] animators, up there with others like WebAnimation/JaidenAnimations, WebAnimation/{{TheOdd1sOut}}, WebAnimation/{{Tabbes}}, WebAnimation/{{TimTom}}, [=SomethingElseYT=], etc.
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* BeautifulSingingVoice: Rebecca was a theater and musical kid and you can tell in her singing voice. Watch [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bUKua6T1_Y any]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BYDewboXpE video]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjdGhQcQ5lc&list=PLNCNnKY8nNMGrlrHnb0OGca4ihytL-c3D where]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWq7kPlHqu8&list=PLNCNnKY8nNMGrlrHnb0OGca4ihytL-c3D&index=2 she]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIh-Ywwqig0&list=PLNCNnKY8nNMGrlrHnb0OGca4ihytL-c3D&index=5 sings]] and you will see how lovely her voice is.
