Matt Olsson's "The Verse" Quiz [updated]

Matt Olsson's "The Verse" (2024) is a 2024 cartoon-animated cringe comedy TV show created by Matt Olsson. Unlike many TV shows created to entertain or educate, this show is intentionally made to be as insulting, profane, cringe, enraging, and absurd in the most insultingly malicious ways possible.

It insults the following: Real life, real-life situations, relatability, fiction, literature, stories, entertaining content, heartwarming moments, wholesome moments, absurd and whimsical TV shows for kids, creativity, reality, education, entertainment, conflicts, multi-dimensional characters, and every other cartoon-animated TV show in the universe.

Created by: Matt Olsson

Why is this show so hated?
- Because of the characters' exaggerated antics.
- EVERYTHING about this show!
- Andrew Zhu's existential nihilism/Mel Grimson's maniacal laughter.
- Anna Yu's overly saccharine/lovey-dovey personality (which is always the case).
- Elegans being a literal male brown Protobothrops Elegans who can talk and play the trumpet (which was made to be an insult to absurd animal characters in fiction)
- Lloyd Chan's terrible leadership and everyday enraged behavior.
Is this show insulting? If so, how is it insulting?
- Matt Olsson intentionally makes this show insulting in the most cringe, absurd, and stupidest ways possible.
- Matt Olsson intentionally makes the show's characters a massive insult to fiction and literature as a whole.
- Matt Olsson intentionally makes the show's antagonists (Mel Grimson/Andrew Zhu/Elegans) really profane, offensive, and therefore; not for kids.
- Matt Olsson intentionally makes Lloyd Chan (the show's main protagonist) always enraged and always treating his friends in a terrible way.
- Matt Olsson intentionally makes the overall romantic relationship dynamic between Anna Yu and Lloyd Chan unbearable.
- EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SHOW IS INSULTING!
Does this show lack depth? Is this show one-dimensional? Explain.
- Yes, Matt Olsson's "The Verse" is obviously intentionally made to lack depth, and it is made to become a massive insult to those who have complexity or good writing.
- Obviously. Matt Olsson's "The Verse" is made to be one-dimensional. If some characters miraculously DO have some degree of character development, it is extremely rare. Other than that, NO character development.
- Obviously, this show is intentionally exaggeratedly one-dimensional. Matt Olsson intentionally made it this way.
- "The Verse" is very well aware that it's cringe, stupid, profane, and literally is made to make people cringe and question reality.
- OBVIOUSLY! People are losing faith in humanity and throwing their remotes at their TVs because of how stupid this show is, yet they still choose to watch it. LOL
- EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS SHOW LACKS DEPTH/IS ONE-DIMENSIONAL!
Is this show funny? Does this show have clever humor? Does this show have funny/witty humor? Explain.
- No. It is not meant to be "funny", it is meant to be as cringe, stupid, enraging, unprofessionally made, and insulting as possible.
- Absolutely not. Matt Olsson clearly stated multiple times; in fact, that this show is NOT meant to be funny, and it is an insult to funny TV shows.
- Obviously not. Matt Olsson intentionally makes this show insulting and cringe. It's even worse than The Nutshack.
- It's NOT funny. It's poorly written and has ABSOLUTELY NO humor whatsoever.
- While some critics' descriptions about this show may be exaggerated, the actual nature of this show can be funny to a niche audience.
- NOTHING IS FUNNY ABOUT THIS SHOW OVERALL!
Is this show endearing? Does this show have relatable and heartwarming moments? Does this show have anything that is lighthearted and friendly? Explain.
- No, Matt Olsson said multiple times that this show is intentionally made to be a massive insult to endearing, relatable, heartwarming, lighthearted, and friendly moments, as well as fiction as a whole.
- Absolutely not. Hell no. If you want to count Anna Yu's overly and perpetually saccharine/loving/romantic/bubbly demeanor (every episode, she is this way) as a "friendly" moment, then feel free to do so.
- This show? No. No way in hell. This show has none of these good moments. Only the cons. It's like saying, "Oh, let's focus on the cons, and only the cons".
- NO! ABSOLUTELY NOT! NO WAY IS THIS SHOW THIS!
- No. Just pure enraging absurdity.
- No. Never. Never ever. No such thing as friendly.
Is "The Verse" promoting creativity and independence?
- NO!?!?!!
- Not at all!!?!?!! It's so obvious!?!?!!!!
- No way!?!?!!!!
- Never!?!?!?!!!
- NO WAY IN HELL!??!?!!!!!
- Obviously, it doesn't!!!!?!?!!!
Would you recommend this show to anybody (friends, family, etc)?
- No.
- Never.
- PLEASE NO.
- Please. If you truly care about their sanity, please don't.
- PLEASE DON'T RECCOMEND.
- Please. Don't. Do. This!
Are the plots creative and imaginative?
- NO!!?!?!!!
- No way.
- Hell no.
- Definitely not.
- Never. Never creative. Either: profane, enraging, cringe, absurd (in an intentionally malicious sort of way), and NOT imaginative.
- Horrible.
Are the family dynamics good? Relatable? Positive? Explain.
- Negative.
- Absolutely negative family dynamics.
- We've only heard of Mel Grimson's parents and Lloyd Chan's parents. But they're terrible!??!!!!!
- HAHAA!! "FAMILY DYNAMICS"!??! NO!!! Are you crazy!?
- No.
- NAH.
Final Question: Who's the most hated character in "The Verse" so far (as of today; May 10, 2025)?
- Andrew Zhu.
- Mel Grimson.
- Lloyd Chan.
- Elegans.

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