Misbehavior Card Night videos

Behavior Card Day videos, also known as Dead Meat videos, is a type of Vyond video created by Adamkleinschmidt2003 on October 17, 2011. They usually take place in a classroom, and a teacher names the colors of each card, and what their purposes are. A student (usually the uploader's least favorite character of all time) makes fun of the teacher and gets in dead meat. The worst cards are usually either red or black.

Why They Deserve To Be In Dead Meat

 * 1) The videos are based on how much the uploader likes or dislikes the character(s) in question. The uploader's favorite characters usually get good cards, while it is the opposite for their hated characters. The characters in dead meat are usually "preschool show" characters or an unlikable character, which it leads on the WTSBIDM #2.
 * 2) They are very formulaic and predictable; The teacher names cards, only for a kid (usually the one who gets in "dead meat") to call it a "stupid sheet of paper;" time slot; the kid that made fun of the teacher gets the worst card, usually red or black; they get "expelled forever"; and their parents ground them respectively.
 * 3) Some Behavior Card videos last more than thirty minutes. But to hit the mark, other characters (sometimes other Vyond users), punishment times, and card colors are inserted as filler. This makes these videos boring.
 * 4) Sometimes, a character gets ridiculous punishments like getting "detention forever" or getting expelled for (random number of days), and even some videos can have a person being expelled from every school on earth. This can be really unfair if you analyze these videos correctly.
 * 5) On the other hand, recipients of the good cards either "graduate forever" or get a ridiculous amount of time off school. This is not normal, because the recipients still need to be educated and it also shows that the users who make these videos have "no idea" of how a school system works.
 * 6) The person with the last card sometimes gets executed by the electric chair or get killed off in a Mega Man-styled format as it ties in with the (Character) Kills Series video, which is not only unfair but also unnecessary. There was also one dead meat video that depicted a character going to Hell. Which can be considered quite offensive to Christians.
 * 7) These videos are overused within the Vyond community.
 * 8) The characters who are expelled get grounded for punishments that are shorter than the expulsion.
 * 9) These videos tend to overlap with grounded videos because the character usually gets grounded after getting in dead meat.
 * 10) There is either an introduction as to what each card does or a video explaining what they do. These introductions are usually very long since the teacher is naming almost every card after every color, and depending on your point of view, this can be considered as filler.
 * 11) There are variations about races, but these are almost exactly the same.
 * 12) These videos often use stock images and/or copyrighted characters instead of Vyond's default avatars, which is a very poor way of trying to add characters in.
 * 13) Many of these videos are user videos and have users the uploader dislikes put as the recipient of the last card.
 * 14) Many of these videos have ear-rape in them. Either the ear-rape is a text-to-speech voice at max volume, or it's the uploader's voice.
 * 15) The characters are one-dimensional and lack any interaction with other characters rather than the teacher.
 * 16) In most of these videos, the recipient of the last card is not even told why they have the card.

Redeeming Qualities

 * 1) Some dead meat videos can actually be well-made.
 * 2) These videos can be funny in a way like it's so bad, that it's good.
 * 3) Some behavior card day videos are realistic like this one (no pun intended with the title of that video)

Reception
Just like the other Vyond/GoAnimate videos, they have been met with praise back then. However, as years passed by, these videos have been negatively received, because of the WTSBIDM points, respectively.