Lost online video megathread

there's a channel I used to watch in early 2010s, Bumming crew.
they were an animated group of friends who did weird funny stuff. something happened within the group and the entire channel was deleted
someone saved a couple of their videos but most are still lost.

I have a lead that I haven't had the energy to go through. the main artists current online username: jesterpunk

there's a chance they deleted the videos permanently or they may bring bad memories to them which is why I have put off actually messaging them

"Mary Poppins on Broad Way" by emanougian1992, 15 minutes 9 seconds. Upload date May 1 2011. I have some recordings of this show (and some other Disney shows) saved on my computer, but this wasn't one of them...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIaT2NpFhGk

Here are two videos I remember seeing a long time ago but can't seem to find anywhere. Both of the videos were gameplay videos of a math game called Timez Attack (which currently has an article on the wiki detailing the lost first version, though this post I'm making isn't really related to that.)

Anyways, here's what I remember (or think I remember) from the two videos:

- The video I remember more clearly featured a kid with dark hair saying it was spring break or something and then getting around to playing Timez Attack. He does some edited thing where he shows the Timez Attack logo exploding (I think he tried to make it look like it exploded after he pressed some button or something) and then starts playing soon after that. I don't remember much else about the video. I don't remember the name of the video or channel that made it. I don't even know if I watched the whole video. I was only around 8 or 9 years old so I don't think I really would have paid much attention to that sort of thing.

- The second video, which I don't think I remember as clearly as the first one, didn't feature any commentators from what I can remember. There might have been a song playing over it or something, but I'm not sure. The thing that stuck with me was a part which allegedly showed a version of the Pre-Test level where an ogre (similar to the ones which appear in the dungeon level) comes out from a door and runs after the player. It looked as though the player had to get to the end of the Pre-Test before the ogre could get them or something. Again, it's been a long time since I've seen this video so maybe I misremembered what I saw. From what I know about Timez Attack, one of the earlier versions of the Pre-Test had the player start out in an area where there was a door that kind of looked like the one for the checkpoint ogres in the dungeon level except that it had a more cartoonish-looking doorframe. I think the video I saw probably had that version of the Pre-Test, but since it's been a long time since I've seen the video I wouldn't know for sure. Like the other video, I saw it when I was around 8 or 9. It's a bit unfortunate that I don't remember much of the video because now I'm not entirely sure whether I would know it if I see it or not.

Anyways, there's what I have to contribute to this thread. I kind of hope I'll be able to stumble upon at least one of these videos again, but considering how Timez Attack is somewhat of a niche subject it's hard to say whether or not either of them happen to be archived anywhere.

I was finally able to access this one. You can actually find the video page bny searching the name in Google, it just tell you it was blocked by Disney. Pasting the URL into Acethinker, however, I was able to recover it.

This is from a Jack In The Box animated commercial from the 1970s. It used to be on Youtube at one point but has been lost media for a while because the account that posted it was terminated. I hope somewhere, somebody saved it and reuploads it one day. It's frustrating that almost all the 1970s Jack In The Box commercials are lost media, given they are a part of the chain's history, and fast-food history. Paul Winchell, original voice of Tigger, voiced most of the characters. I'm thankful we at least have the three on Youtube [Baseball, In The Park, one simply titled Jack In The Box Animated Commercial 1970s].