Making edits has always been my creative outlet, especially when I find a ship that just captivates my imagination. There’s something incredibly cathartic about taking scenes and music and weaving them together to tell a new, emotional story. For this particular Thangyu edit, I really wanted to dive deep into the angst and unspoken feelings. Thanos (Player 230) and Namgyu from Squid Game, for me, have such a compelling, almost tragic dynamic that lends itself perfectly to 'sad edits.' When I started piecing this together, I kept thinking about those raw, vulnerable moments, almost like an inner monologue playing out. It’s that feeling where you might confess, 'I made you the villain,' not because they are, but because of the emotional turmoil they stir within you. Or perhaps the bittersweet realization that someone is 'evil for just moving on,' leaving you with lingering feelings. That intensity is what I aimed to convey. I often find myself haunted by certain character interactions, feeling like 'I see your shadow' even in scenes where they’re not explicitly together. It’s the subtext, the glances, the potential that fan edits thrive on. For me, creating this Thangyu edit wasn't just about cutting clips; it was about expressing that deep, almost obsessive connection that certain ships evoke. It’s a way to explore the 'what ifs' and the emotional burdens that characters carry, turning them into a narrative that resonates deeply. Sometimes, the emotions can be so overwhelming, you make a silent promise to yourself. Like, 'if in 4 months this feeling ain't gone, well fuck this city, I'm moving to Saskatchewan!' (Haha, maybe not literally, but you get the intensity!). That kind of dramatic, all-consuming emotion is what makes these fan-made stories so powerful. It’s about more than just entertainment; it’s about connection, interpretation, and sharing a piece of your fandom heart with others who feel just as strongly. Using tools like VideoStar lets me bring these vivid internal narratives to life, adding music and effects to amplify every poignant moment. It truly brings me joy to craft these sad edits, transforming those intense feelings into something beautiful and shareable.