Kid Pix Was a Weird Program



Kid Pix is full of weird 90s/2000s nostalgia, from strange clip art to tons of memorable and wacky sounds.

Very very sorry that the audio quality has been suffering lately, especially in this video. I’m in the middle of unpacking in a new house and packing to visit America at the same time- so please bear with me!

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0:00 Kid Pix is Intro
1:50 Kid Pix is Different
3:44 Kid Pix is Scary
5:24 Kid Pix is Stamped
7:30 Kid Pix is Animated
8:38 Kid Pix is Modernized
11:54 Kid Pix is ASMR
13:42 Kid Pix is Worse?
16:16 Kid Pix is Outro
17:24 Kid Pix is Patron Shout-Out

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25 thoughts on “Kid Pix Was a Weird Program”

  1. The only thing I can ever remember a teacher asking us to do in Kid Pix was to write our name and print it out. Kid Pix 3 was the version I had, and I used to spend like my whole computer time just filling the page with money and exploding it over and over again. I also remember a palm tree stamp that I used to just stamp all over everything.

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  2. OMG AHHH my fav game & one of my fav visual stims 😌 We absolutely played the game similarly. I too was obsessed with the rainbow brushes for the colors and noises 🤩🌈🥰 I used to get SOO lost in the animations and sounds 😵‍💫 I also loved using as many brushes and stamps as possible in one cohesive image. I had access to the later one at school and I used to call the random stuff brushes “sprinkles” lol. This opened the door for me to be a Photoshop lover. It’s funny because my favorite eraser quote to say is the throaty “OH NO!” to this day 😅

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  3. Wait have you heard of a program called Scratch?🤔 it lets you learn how to do animations in a simple fashion that children can understand. (You can even program it to be a game)

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  4. OMG I REMEMBER KID PIX! We played with the early 2000s in computer class I don’t remember why we did or what we used it for for learning but I remember they had animated stamps (or some sort of animated brush) and I remember always using the fairy one I never knew I missed a kids program so much

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  5. If I may ask, what's with the "thumbs up guy" (Upon researching, it turns out his real name is Brent Rambo) in all your thumbnails/videos? I really like it, and I just want to know what your reasoning is.

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