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TotallyPointlessTV
This is a channel clearly made for adults, and the language, violence, and subject matter reflect that pretty unapologetically.
Best for ages 17+
This channel is run by someone who clearly loves games, internet culture, and niche topics, and he's got a genuine passion for deep-dive storytelling. His style is conversational and often funny, with a dry wit that adult viewers will probably enjoy. But he's not making content with kids in mind, not even slightly.
Score Breakdown
KidWatch Assessment
This channel is run by someone who clearly loves games, internet culture, and niche topics, and he's got a genuine passion for deep-dive storytelling. His style is conversational and often funny, with a dry wit that adult viewers will probably enjoy. But he's not making content with kids in mind, not even slightly.
The language is consistently crude. F-bombs and other strong profanity show up regularly and without warning, worked right into the narration like it's nothing. The topics he covers, including graphic violence in gaming, real-world fighting, and controversial media franchises, lean heavily mature. He's enthusiastic and knowledgeable, but that enthusiasm sometimes slides into casual glorification of dark content.
He does show genuine insight and can be thoughtful when he wants to be. There's a real creator here with a voice. That said, the audience he's speaking to is clearly adults who already know this stuff, not curious teenagers and definitely not younger kids.
Flagged Moments from Top Videos
The host casually describes graphic in-game acts including urinating into characters' mouths and decapitating civilians, framing them as nostalgic highlights. The tone treats extreme violence as funny and relatable rather than something worth examining critically.
Strong profanity including the f-word appears multiple times throughout the narration, used conversationally and without any hesitation or context shift.
An in-game joke references a pornographic video rental in a way the host plays for laughs without commentary, and strong language including the f-word is used casually throughout.
The video includes footage of a real fight where an older man is beaten severely in seconds, described enthusiastically as funny and satisfying to watch.
The content covers heavy psychological horror themes including grief, denial, and deeply disturbed mental states in detail, with profanity mixed into the commentary throughout.
The host uses light sarcasm to mock concerns about a game centered on bullying children, framing parental and governmental worry as overreaction rather than engaging with it seriously.
Profanity including the s-word appears in the narration, and the host casually describes combat against minors in-game as an entertaining mechanic.
What Parents Should Know
Keep this channel away from kids under 16 at minimum, and even then, watch an episode yourself before deciding.
Expect frequent strong profanity throughout nearly every video, not just in quoted game dialogue but in the host's own narration.
Know that the channel covers extremely violent video games in detail, sometimes with an enthusiasm that glosses over how dark the content actually is.
Treat any video covering real-world fighting or martial arts content with extra caution, as real violence is sometimes presented as entertainment without much critical framing.
If an older teen watches this, use it as an opportunity to talk about media criticism and why tone and framing matter when discussing violent or offensive content.
Check individual video titles before letting a teenager watch independently, since the content difficulty varies and some videos go significantly darker than others.
Recommended for ages 17+.
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