Funny / Daisy Brown

• From the Q&A video:
  Daisy: So one question was "what's your favorite day of the week"-
  Alan: Monday.
  (Beat)
  Daisy: ...Okay.
• As pointed out by Night Mind, in the friendship bracelet video, Daisy starts feeling hungry, and mentions that she keeps a green bell pepper in her room in case of emergencies. She realizes she has no knife to cut the pepper up, so she just...chomps into the pepper like an apple, as if that's a completely normal thing to do.
• When Alan took over Daisy's Twitter to post mean and hateful things about her, he also retweeted a lo-fi hip hop playlist. Even monsters need to de-stress every now and then. It also led to this exchange between a fan and Alan.
  Lilyminane: I love lofi music but don't do this to daisy.
  Alan-as-Daisy: huh, really? Me too!
• In this post describing what Lithop looks like, Daisy misspells "thick" as..."thicc". There's no way this wasn't intentional.
• In the video My Garden!, Daisy brings baby Alan outside with her in the daytime. So naturally she takes the proper precautions: she swaddles him in a blanket, props his glass of sugar water up on a dictionary to keep the straw in his mouth, and gives him a pair of sunglasses. The hidden message in the closed captions tells us what Alan thinks about this.
  Daisy: Alan's out here too; we're all having a good time.
  Closed Captions: (Silent resentment)
• Most of the video with Daisy showcasing Strawberry is very heartwarming as she talks more about how she found the cat and how happy she is to have a friend. Then Alan ruins the moment by yelling for her to go away and slamming the door when she tries to tell him. Without context, Alan just sounds like a sourpuss who doesn't want to interact with the outside world today.
• Julia Dapper's video on how and why she made the series has quite a few of these.
  • "Alan's a metaphor, that's why he doesn't poop!"
  • Apparently, Julia partially started the series to spite her ex, who upon hearing the idea for the first time, had told her it would absolutely never work and if she tried she'd be laughed at. Joke's on them.
  • Julia mentions that her more public performances for the series were apparently treated as something of an Unusually Uninteresting Sight around her neighborhood. However, she ran into a weird thing while she was getting ready to film the final episode, as she heard a jogger screaming motivational stuff at himself early in the morning and had to wait for him to pass before she could start filming.
  • Her description of how her college roommate and her friends first got to meet the Alan puppet. She had brought him over to film a little and had him under a blanket, with her roommates asking what's under it. After Julia asked her to confirm if she really wants to know, she asked them all to sit in the living room so she could show them. Their first reaction upon seeing Julia walk in with the Alan puppet was to start screaming.
  • Julia still has two of the Alan puppets - the "bean" version (which she calls her son) and his fully grown form. The middle version, however, she admits was made of less durable material and didn't survive years of being shoved in her closet. It did, however, make for a hilarious moment when she came home and was searching for something in that same closet...only for the Alan puppet to be jostled and fall on her. As Julia described it, "I thought I was going to meet God."