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nee wrote on April 29, 2026
hi ian! thanks so much for always making great and entertaining videos. i desperately need you to know about circus peanut jello salad. it seems so much like something you would enjoy. thank u
Shrigs wrote on April 26, 2026
Hello Ian, I've always thought your website was cool. May I know what tools you've used to make it? Maybe one day I'll make my website less ugly.
Admin Reply by: ian
wordpress
thepowerfulspeeddemon wrote on April 26, 2026
hey Ian. I just want to let you know that I've recently decided to finally give YouTube a shot. I've been on the fence about it for a very large portion of my life, and one of the main reasons I've finally decided to finally go for it is you!
I've been watching for a good 7-8 yrs now, and your editing has consistently inspired me the whole way through.
Steven wrote on April 22, 2026
Hi Ian Brutalmoose,
I've been a long time fan of the channel, but recently have been on a rewatching spree of all your videos (if there was suddenly a spike in views from everything pre 2018, that was probably all me lol I just have Youtube on autoplay and it shuffles through your channel--it's probably brought up Oregon Trail, Pajama Sam, and Sociolotron, of all things, like a million times). It's kinda surreal to watch the old videos because of how much you've changed throughout the years--mainly your hair, we've really come full circle on the long hair, but it's weird because I also remember watching your hair grow out again as it happened. It's also weird thinking about the fact that I would watch you and SpaceHamster and PBG so much in high school and college, and now I'm out of college trying to get into the real world, and all these videos that I'm rewatching again are like time capsules of what feels like so long ago. It's oddly comforting.
Anyway, happy to have found this site and look at your art and listen to your music (as a fellow artist and musician myself). It's pretty dang sick, man. I hope you're doing great in general, and thanks for being a pretty big part of my life (I know you didn't really have much of a choice in that regard, but you have been, cry about it). Continue to brutalize those mooses or whatever you do to them... or don't, I don't know, I'm not your dad.

God Bless,
Steven πŸ™‚
Dude wrote on April 20, 2026
Hey man, I have.a question - would you be interested in a bunch of old VHS tapes? I had a similar experience from the person on your last mystery tape episode - had a relative pass away and left a whole cabinet full of tapes she used to tape off of TV. Goes from 90's to 10's and is very random. Wanted to ask before I mailed them since it's about 50-ish pounds worth. Honestly just want to either donate them to someone or possibly recycle them.
Admin Reply by: ian
i do accept Mystery Tape donations! please just check the tapes for mold before you send them.
Jimy nut ron wrote on April 19, 2026
got a blast
Alex wrote on April 10, 2026
Hi Ian!! Hope you and MJ are doing the best - just wanted to send this over and mention that I included you on the "creators that inspire me" section on my new Meet the Artist post that went live on my socials today.

I've been a fan of your YouTube channel for around 7-8 years now, and the amount of care and passion that you have for your work is always on FULL display. I ADORE the aesthetics you've found your niche in, and your editing style could straight up inspire a nation.

My girlfriend and I treat each new upload of yours like an EVENT, and every Christmas season we find ourselves watching old Brutalfoods episodes together :')

Your channel really does feel like a shining gem on the site. Keep doing what you do best!! 💖
Ashlyn wrote on April 7, 2026
Hi Ian,
Thought you'd like to know that the Mystery Tapes series is actively saving unlabeled VHS tapes from being destroyed. My mom and I managed to hook up a VCR and go through some unlabeled recordings, and she'd intended on throwing them away, but I convinced her not to. Most of the tapes hold nothing more than Days of Our Lives recordings, but others have some surprisingly valuable segments on them. Thanks for educating this Gen Zer on VHS recordings, even if the tapes end up sitting in the basement for another 25 years, I'll make sure they get some more use out of them some day.
Admin Reply by: ian
that's so rad! keep checking those tapes!
lily wrote on April 3, 2026
hi brutalmoose! i was introduced via your brutalfoods series, but all of your videos hold the same style of editing and humor that makes them really enjoyable to watch.

deeply appreciate how long you've been around, and hoping you'll be around for a while longer!
Megan wrote on April 3, 2026
Hello!

I have watched your Putt Putt saves the zoo video so many times, I watch when I'm overwhelmed (which is a lot) and I can recite the whole thing from memory. Your CHIN ALERT paired with "who thought stubble was a good idea on a car...creepy" just makes me so happy every time. Also my daughter SQUIDGEY. Also, it takes exactly two Putt Putts, zoo and moon, to clean my kitchen, if you wanted to know.

Anywho, I had a terrible dream the video was removed from YouTube, would you ever consider letting me purchase a copy of the file?

Thanks for making everything you do ❤️
Admin Reply by: ian
if for whatever reason a video gets pulled from YouTube, check for it here on my website!
Zap "Lydia" Monagan wrote on April 2, 2026
I've been a fan of yours for years but only found your awesome website the other day! I adore the retro html vibes.

I'll have you know that I recently tried the Quick Lamb Bourguignon you once featured on Brutalfoods. I found the recipe, of course, at mrfood.com, an awesome URL. The recipe got away from me at times, as I only found incorrect cuts of lamb at the grocery store and raw pearl onions instead of frozen. For some reason, I incorrectly thought my local Walmart would carry wine. They do not, so I had to use cooking wine. Cutting the lamb was also tricky, since I didn't find a boneless cutβ€”at times I resorted to ferally ripping it off the bone, coating my hands in lamb blood (thematically appropriate, just in time for Passover). Nevertheless, the food actually turned out really tasty, and my friends liked it too. I may even cook it again sometime. Thanks for introducing it to me!

Keep up the great work, man!
Dec wrote on April 2, 2026
Hi Ian! I'm a longtime viewer (over 10 years at this point, OOF) but fell out of the youtube/twitch space a couple years ago. When I was at work last week, your "I'm gonna make all the money now!" jingle popped into my head, and I had the urge to make my way through the "backlog" of videos and streams. Needless to say, thanks to your videos, its been a good week! Your humor and *unique* editing choices are unrivaled, and its safe to say I'll be happily awaiting whatever you cook up next! Thanks for the laughs!
t wrote on April 1, 2026
Hey Ian I've been watching your videos for some time now and you're one of my favorite youtubers. There really isn't anything like the stuff you create. I'm curious though, how did you come into your editing style and what inspired it?
Admin Reply by: ian
early YTP is a huge influence on my editing, as are early YouTube Retro Game Reviews. once i started doing food reviews and going off script, i adopted a kind of 'whatever' mindset where i'd just make goofy/sloppy edits in the moment and just roll with it.
Michael H wrote on April 1, 2026
hi ian!! i just wanted pop in and say i love your arcade and mystery tapes series! they remind me so much of my childhood which im trying to relive because old age (mid 20s) is hitting me hard. im glad to have someone with your funny personality bring me back in time and bring some joy to my life, thanks for that! πŸ™‚
kai wrote on March 30, 2026
will you ever consider cutting your hair? then you will be bald brutalmoose (haha joking!)
Admin Reply by: ian
i'm sure we'll arrive at that point sooner than i'm ready for it
AstralTheWolf wrote on March 27, 2026
So, hi. Been watching you for so long i can not remember the exact time frame lol. Love all your vids but i recently after exploring about found out you are a furry (ya?) and an amazing artist.

You are full of many surprising things. Thing that just grow my liking of ya. Here to many more future creations.
k wrote on March 25, 2026
wow hi, i did not know you had a website or anything of this last time i remember watching you was almost 5 years ago and today yt reunited me with a hungry man 3 video!! i was like woah he posted again and am watching it as i write this.

thank you for posting again, your videos are always funny to watch πŸ™‚
wendy wrote on March 24, 2026
hey ian!
sorry i stared at you super hard outside of a grocery store. i was really high. i love your videos a lot and i apologize if my marijuana-fueled stare made you uncomfortable. hopefully if i ever see you around again i can just say hi like a normal person
Ske wrote on March 24, 2026
Damn, a guestbook. This website is seriously awesome!
Just wnated to say thank you for your videos, i've been watching for, i'd say ten years maybe more. Much respect <3

Ske from denmark
concerned citizen wrote on March 24, 2026
what the hell you're a furry?
  1. the study song // brutalmoose ft. EXOBASE 2:38
  2. YES // brutalmoose 2:19
  3. song for electric keyboard // brutalmoose 2:17
  4. goodnight forever // brutalmoose 2:40
  5. cheesy // brutalmoose 2:17
  6. buried in the backyard // EXOBASE 2:05
  7. door // brutalmoose 3:46
  8. distress signal // EXOBASE 3:51
  9. gone // brutalmoose 2:41