Encyclopedia Dramatica:Article of the Now/March 8, 2015
Questionable Content is a webcomic for indie music whores who read Pitchfork and cum-guzzling hipster sheep who infest the college atmosphere of the United States and the rest of the developed world, trying to act as experts on music despite the fact that outside what Pitchfork tells them, they actually know little about music. And just like the name says, its content is indeed questionable. Drawn by Jeph Jacques, this comic has been around since like 2004 or something, but now it has a load of guest strips because he's too lazy to draw new comics every day, despite the fact that he makes his career out of this webcomic. Jacques is also notable enough for his own article on Wikipedia separate from his webcomic, strangely enough.
Wikipedia describes Questionable Content as a "slice-of-life webcomic", and true to this description, it often features love stories and intimate sexual situations where these androgynous hipster fags, like the main character Marten and his girlfriend (is it Dora? Is it someone else? It changes so much that it's hard to remember) talk bullshit about music any try to outsmart each other in terms of their musical knowledge, which is retarded as surely anyone with half a brain would just want to have sex rather than embarrass themselves by attempting to outsmart Mark Prindle whilst approaching orgasm. Note that the males in this comic are pretty much indistinguishable from the females due to their long hair and feminine features. It's also racist as it only features white people.
After failing to appeal to hipsters, the comic switched over to trying to whore itself out to SJWs that are constantly unhappy that there are too many white characters in the comic so they repeatedly try to get its depressed, alcoholic creator to kill himself (he had several nervous breakdown thanks to his "fans"). Finally, Jeph gave up and recently had his author surrogate character get fucked in the ass by a pre-op tranny, creating a new meme and giving new meaning to the term "self insert".
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