I can’t even handle one person in my Google Doc, yet this YouTuber invited over 800,000 people to vandalise his homework all at the same time

As someone who writes for a living, having someone jumping into my Google Docs to make sure I haven’t written something too abhorrent. It’s admittedly one of my least favourite parts of the process—what do you mean someone else has to read and perceive the things I’ve written, what the hell—and the thought of even being present in the document while someone is scrutinising my work makes me want to vomit.

Which is why I don’t know whether to applaud or be terrified of YouTuber Beluga, who invited 833,013 people to edit a document titled: “A Hermeneutic Exploration of KSI’s ‘Thick of It’ and its Multilayered Significance’. Which, yeah sure, okay.