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A term coined by Parker Oilar (best known for founding Red&Blue&Vyond Studios) in late-2018. Named after a surreal YouTuber syahden bey (Who was known for his style of videos which inspired the style), It takes kids' media or logos from the mid-80s to the mid-2010s, and either replaces text (commonly every letter of the text) or objects in it with images of characters from kids' media or screenshots from said shows. The style of videos often contain a common effect found in Vegas Pro and Movie Maker called "Threshold". Syahden's style of videos inspired a user called "Phan Hoang Heip Productions" to do a similar one with Panzoid or Scratch, using Characters from non-Disney media, like MGM or Cartoon Network, Animaniacs screenshots (notably the famous song "Countries of the World" or pictures taken across Vietnam and the Vietnamese game show "The Kids Are Alright" rather than images from kids' media.
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