Chris Chan: A Comprehensive History

Never has a documentary dug so deep as Chris Chan: A Comprehensive History. It not only shows his journey into disillusionment, but his quest to find a "boyfriend free girl" as well. This series is a treat for the whole family and will be a classic for years to come!

10/10 Would make Billy Mays the Mayer of CwCville

When the history of meme culture in the 2010s is written, the name Christian Weston Chandler will be wrought large throughout it. Despite the fact that he's one of the most trolled people in the history of the internet, he has nevertheless in a peverse way achieved his dream of making his Sonic rip-off, Sonichu a true phenomenon and has created the multimedia franchise he believed he could... just not how he pictured it. His effect on the Sonic fanbase has been profound.

This documentary by GenoSamuel is the definitive work on the Chris-Chan saga. An epic 22-part (at the time of writing) series of hour-long documentaries, taking you from the first moments of Chris-Chan's life right up to the present day, the effort which has gone into this is nothing short of superhuman. So much material has been produced by Chris and his, uh... fans, so it's hard for most mere mortals to keep up with it all and digest it. GenoSamuel has managed to condense it all into a highly watchable and entertaining series, and if anyone ever asks me what the Chris-Chan thing is all about, this is where I will send them.

I look forward to seeing what other documentaries will come from this talented producer.

I stumbled across this page and saw it didn't have any reviews yet, so have mine. Grigonis delivers a thoughtful, precise and impartial review of the life of 'Chris Chan' with great editing and an overall feeling of care put into the work. Whilst other videos dealing with the same subject matter have circled around, nothing compares to the deep dive Gringonis takes you on as he explores the trails and tribulations of the internets Truman. Time flies by through the episodes, and I find myself disapointed when I finish the lastest and have to wait for the next one.

One of the best documentaries I've watched, period.

Chris Chan AKA Christian Weston Chandler, the most documented man in YouTube history, is presented to the audience, from childhood to modern day. This may sound like an all to common documentary. This ongoing series by Geno Samuel on YT is anything close to such. It's shocking, disturbing, saddening, and even at times rather humorous "perhaps unintentional" by the narrators ability to maintain himself while reading off the typed posts and emails of Chris Chan. It initially dives into Chris's early childhood, his creation of Sonichu "the fictional non canon electric Pokémon meant to be a mix of Sonic the Hedgehog and Pokémon's Pikachu." and of course, his eventual attempts of finding a "boyfriend-free-girl". This leads to what has likely been the most massive ongoing troll job to this very day. Dive in to the first episode, and witness the decline of the self proclaimed high functioning autistic man, as you see virtually every aspect of his life through his texts, emails, drawings, and phone recordings. If you're like me, and so many others, you'll eventually ask yourself, much like Geno Samuel asks the audience in the into: "What keeps us fascinated?"

In a hundred years, people will use this as a benchmark. They'll praise something by saying it is "A 22nd Century Chris Chan: A Comprehensive History". And we were there. Were like those guys who picked up Einstein's book on release day or whatever. We're the guys who picked up Beethoven's CD the day he dropped it.