Let me rephrase then. I do not feel that either of us are capable of telling the other anything new to progress the argument in a different direction.

I merely answered your comment because you were not clear on what you meant. If you do not feel my submission is creative nor original, that's actually perfectly okay with me. I respect your opinion in that regard.

Well, there was the time and effort spent in editing the audio as well as creating the gif from the sources.

I could argue that adding a picture of a cat on top of meat-spin with an mp3 from a video game is terrible and brings nothing new to the table as well.

Anyway, my point is, I didn't merely just digg something. I created a YTMND just like many others. I also don't feel as though dropping an annoying image on top of it, or adding annoying noises to the song, would have benefited the YTMND.

We can go around in circles about this for a week, but I'll agree to disagree.

No, by that logic, if you wanted to create a YTMND with the Mona Lisa in it, then no one should really accuse you of stealing it if you credit da Vinci.

And there is such a thing as tones in writing. The way you typed the message came out angry. ;)

Last I checked, stealing someones work involved claiming you made it when you did not. Giving credit to those that created something is hardly stealing.

Calm down man, just a medium of sharing this beautiful song, and this beautiful double rainbow!!