You seem to have stumbled upon a part of "fandom" (ie. the world of people who are big fans of, sometimes absurdly obsessed with) movies, tv shows, music or the like.
The most common (?) form of fandom creations is probably the infamous fan fiction -- writing stories based on the show, or the people in the band, or whatever.
Another form of creation is called a "fan video" or "vid". These take some existing song and put clips from the tv show movie to set to the song. When it works, it can be interesting. When it doesn't work, which is most of the time (in my unhumble opinion) one gets a trusty spork and sticks it in ones eyes.
Be careful. Do not go looking for more without your trusty spork.
About me: I am an ER physician and administrator living in the Pacific Northwest. I live with my wife and four kids. Various other interests include Shorin-ryu karate, general aviation, Irish music, Apple computers, and progressive politics. My kids do their best to ensure that I have little time to pursue these hobbies.
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You seem to have stumbled upon a part of "fandom" (ie. the world of people who are big fans of, sometimes absurdly obsessed with) movies, tv shows, music or the like.
The most common (?) form of fandom creations is probably the infamous fan fiction -- writing stories based on the show, or the people in the band, or whatever.
Another form of creation is called a "fan video" or "vid". These take some existing song and put clips from the tv show movie to set to the song. When it works, it can be interesting. When it doesn't work, which is most of the time (in my unhumble opinion) one gets a trusty spork and sticks it in ones eyes.
Be careful. Do not go looking for more without your trusty spork.
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