I normally loathe when writers shoehorn in minority representation just for the sake of diversity points instead of for the sake of telling a message and presenting a compelling and interesting character, but I would absolutely love it in the case of the Barking Glass simply because it makes no goddamn sense and that's the whole point.
@@venusianblivet9518 I'm not saying they're mutually exclusive. I'm not saying you can only have one *or* the other. What I have an issue with is when writing teams try to force it for the sake of being recognized as diverse but without meaning it. Like "Look! Our main character is gay! She hugs a girl in one scene and then it's never brought up again! We're so supportive! Buy our stuff, LGBT community!"
Yeah. Barking Glass is a historically underrated character. Ever since he was introduced during Batman: Eldritch Dark #2. I mean he had the potential to be a good villain, but the thing is fans didn’t know what his whole deal was. His powers were weird, his outfit was weird, no one was sure what he was saying or what he wanted. Each writer who used Barking Glass tried doing something fun or new with him but each time they tried they just made him more complicated. Maybe he’ll cameo in The Batman with Robert Pattinson?
This is a legitimately good idea for a batman villain. A guy with no themes, who's crimes vary wildly from mildly inconvenient to devastatingly dangerous. One day he'll steal all the ketchup packets in one specific restaurant, and the next day he'll blow up a school for the blind, and later that afternoon he'll change everyone's streaming passwords, and two weeks later he sneaks into a zoo and kills all the birds. You have no way of predicting how serious the crime is, and that makes him so much more dangerous, because he can make you waste time you could spend on people doing worse things.
he's the kinda guy who runs up to you on the street, forcefully gives you money and then steals something from you worth the exact same amount a month later
Not to mention he’s a compulsive liar- we have NO idea what his motives or next plan is and if he tells you, he’s probably bullshitting so you waste your time
The problem is that they would have a theme - annoy batman. By trying to be unpredictable, they reveal that the only thing they care about is messing with batman. Once that goal is obvious, the key to defeat them is to construct fake oportunities to annoy batman - and hope that they take the bait for one of them and fall into batman's trap. Of course, at that point it becomes a question of who is truly smarter - batman, or the barking glass.
@@hellothepixel1107 ok, but what if they dont even think of batman when doing so, they just do, it only would have a theme to annoy batman if he cared about him, but if he does not, then boom truly umpridictable
barking glass didn't need to come out since we all knew by the time they said "that's my favorite song! carly rae jepsen's cover of last christmas!" there was no fucking way they could be straight
no way they’re cis either. no choice but to stan (just wanna clarify real quick that I’m by no means trying to be hurtful or anything skdkfksj it’s just that I - as an nb person - am getting Huge nb vibes from barking glass)
"By the time the clock barks glass" Was unnecessarily hilarious to me Edit: I never acknowledge this type of thing, but this is the last comment section I expected to get thousands of likes on.
This comment made me realize the Barking Glass would be the one to ruin people's ability to choose their own pronouns, just because they can. "My preferred pronouns are all pejoratives and slurs! The really bad ones! Why? Because I wanted them to be the little box you get when someone sends an emoji you don't have, but it turns out there's no consistent way to do that, and I'm mad enough about it to take it out on the whole world!!"
I think part of it is the self-awareness. It has the “it’s funny because it’s unexpected” parts, but it also takes it into account, elaborates on, and makes fun of the random=funny mindset.
Barking Glass is great and I love them. The best part is that this character is somehow more _normal_ than some of the Silver Age villains that they don't use anymore.
It sort of reminds me of a weird song I heard where a guy put a bale of hay and a bucket of water in front of a piano and said "The song is over when the piano eats the hay and drinks the water" because hippies make mo sense.
I've watched this like 15 times over the last two years. It helps me get into a manic state where I am able to do 20 page assignments in a few hours. I am afraid of the day where someone asks me who my biggest Inspiration is and I cite this video absent mindedly.
I’m here for almost that exact same reason, I’m not in college rn but I need to get shit done and I love the energy this vid gives me, anyways Thankyou for validating me, random person on the internet
This doesn’t even feel like he had a script going in. It feels more like he’s had pent up anger over Joker being called “crazy” while hanging out backstage and then just threw on a bunch of makeup and wigs and clothing and shit and walked out on stage to rant.
He should've, but make it sound similar. Like one time his name is 'The barking glass' and the next it is 'the barking grass' then after that it's like 'the parking brass'
for me 0:17 yes, 0:39 a little, 1:23 somewhat, 1:29 definitely, 2:22 at times, 2:47 yes, 2:56 popcorn, 3:23 not so much, 3:33 birddog, 3:37 no, 3:48, 3:58, 4:48 and 4:57 yes 5:08, 5:39, and 6:35 kinda random
And yet, some have yet to properly enjoy CRJ for her work, while identifying “Last Christmas as the single greatest Christmas song ever. …THE BARKING GLASS STRIKES AGAIN, BITCHES!
@@AddBowIfGirl oh! Good! I didn't know that. I didn't think there was a genderneutral option in English and that it was a no-no to say actor to a woman! Thank!
@@zeecaptain42 hi just as a note it used to be a lot more strict than it is. Most people (at least in theatre, unsure about film) will be fine with you calling them actors regardless of their gender :)
His thing: Talking about himself Origin: Woke up in Ru Paul's dumpster Abilities: Glory Hog. Can confuse and mesmerize any crowd. Powers originate from Deadpool's subconscious. Weakness: Indifferent audience
@@kawaii33366 Oh lord those tik tok cringe-fest eboys and egirls are NOT musical theatre fans, for the most part they don't even know where the music clip is from and are just using it for their "edgy" video. Trust me, they're not one of us.
@@staceymulligan6486 thanks man! its a portrait i did of me and my cat 💕💕(in the style of the spirit phone album cover, of course ;D) and yeah, i love lemon demon! its nice to see another fan out in the wild :)
That isn't a trans thing, unless you count non-binary or androgynes as trans, in which case, as a trans man, you're problematic and transwashing everything.
He clearly meant that the barking glass was purposefully androgynous, not a transgender person, which would indicate that they're one specific gender identity. That is different than their birth identity.
@@candiedcrusader7841 my younger sibling is genderfluid. They're trans. Transgender is an umbrella term for any non-binary or non-cisgender (I just realized my phone didn't accept non-cisgender so I added it to my dictionary) individual transitioning to be another gender identity. Transsexuals like myself transition physically, but not every trans person transitions with sex reassignment surgery or with hormones. Some transition their clothing and outward appearance, some transition with one surgery but not another. Some transition all of their documents and some don't. It's a person by person thing so yes. Non-binary and androgynous individuals are trans. Why are you gatekeeping a community when you know what it's like for cisgenders to gatekeep gender identity and invalidate transgenders and transsexuals?
@@candiedcrusader7841 also, I laughed at the joke because that was literally one of the questions I asked myself "Am I a man or am I woman?" I'm afab transmasculine.
For anyone who needs to hear it. You don't need gender dysphoria. Being transgender (umbrella term that it is) or transsexual doesn't require gender dysphoria. Besides, you may have it, but it doesn't fit the narrative gatekeepers push about dysphoria so you may have no idea what you're experiencing counts as it. You may also just not experience it period. Dysphoria is "a state of unease or generalized dissatisfaction with life" gender dysphoria " involves a conflict between a person's physical or assigned gender and the gender with which he/she/they identify" so it's incredibly broad. I have visceral gender dysphoria. It's so deeply ingrained I become nauseated and have thrown up discussing my female anatomy for extended periods of time. Not everyone experiences that. In fact, I find it very difficult to find people who have literally thrown up discussing their own breast tissue. My dysphoria is that strong and runs that deep. My younger sibling is genderfluid and experiences fluidity in their gender dysphoria. You know how some days you just want to be as plain as can be, don't want to do anything to your hair, don't care what your clothes look like, and then you just go out and do your thing? The occasional desires to dress up, wear fancy clothes, do something with your hair, maybe even do something with your face? It just suddenly hits you and you do it because it makes you feel good. That's as close of an analogy I can make for an experience that I don't have, but can only see. Some days my sibling is incredibly feminine and then other days exceptionally androgynous or masculine. It's a fluidity that springs upon them and tells them they find their greatest happiness for that day as one vs the others. They literally transitioned their pronouns, name, and outward appearance. They have plans on a sex reassignment surgery that would best allow them to express that fluidity. They're trans. They have very little gender dysphoria, but when it comes it's no where near as severe as mine is. I'm not going to tell them they aren't trans after watching them transition for the past three years. I'm not going to tell them they aren't trans because they don't experience 24/7 visceral gender dysphoria. I'm not going to project my experience onto them and invalidate them for the experience that they have. So if you have no gender dysphoria, you may have grown up and your parents may have taught you that girls can do what boys do and vice versa, they may have taught you to never be ashamed with your body because it is yours to do with as you please, you may have had tendencies all throughout your childhood that lead people around you to say "well we're not surprised because you never conformed to the binary. Whether because you were attracted to the same sex or because of a gender identity, we had no idea, but we knew you weren't conforming to the binary." You may have none of those experiences. It's 100% okay because there's literally nothing set in stone as to what your experiences will shape you into. I grew up female. So did my sibling. My mom has internalized homophobia and my dad is Mormon. Who'd have ever guessed we were trans? Those who paid attention to the years of depression and nonconformity that we expressed, the very things that were ignored. So go out there, be true to who you are, and don't be afraid to tell gatekeeper bitches that you are here. You exist. And you are 1000% valid.
“Yes but you can be sure that I will return as soon as the barking glass glasses bark. I will return if my tech guy were alive he’d be playing Joni Mitchell right now. I love Joni Mitchelllllllllllll”
*Anybody who consumes any amount of media:* I recognize that there are certain story beats that consistently crop up in the movies, shows, and games I consume, but I also recognize that the reason these tropes might be so enduring is because they resonate with a lot of people, including myself. There might be times where I become fed up with the consistent use of a particular trope, but that frustration usually has more to do with the way the trope is handled rather than the existence of the subject itself. The prevalence of a trope in a piece of work isn't indicative of laziness, and the tropes themselves are not monoliths that forbid subversion or reworkings. We are all people who, in some way or another, gravitate towards telling and consuming certain types of stories. Truly novel ideas are extremely difficult to come by, and in many cases it's better to lay a story on a solid foundation consisting of what one already knows rather than rely on the random or indescribable to do all the heavy lifting. *Studios, directors, and script writers who consider shock value for the sake of driving up conversation and profits a more viable and sustainable formula for the media they produce than sensible or logical storytelling:*
Thanks for writing this. I thought the performance was really good, but I didn't think the idea was fleshed out at all and relied very heavily on "lol RanDo?M". Randomness on its own is not a joke. You're literally saying nothing.
That would certainly be the case if it was a movie, a book, or a show. However, this is a skit, which has very different dramatic rules, especially because this is a solely comedic endeavor. For example, plot is very important in works that last for a significant amount of time. Otherwise, the audience would have no idea what’s going on. But with a skit, randomness is key, because it is too short to make any sort of story. If you try to make things too detailed, the end will seem sudden and incomplete. A skit is but a glance into a perspective. As for the randomness, OF COURSE it’s random. All skits are random. They don’t have twenty two minutes to spend on context. So they make up for it with their own, smaller context that may not go very far if elongated. The reason there’s so much of it here is that superhero movies have so many tropes compared to all other media. Comedic sidekick, brooding superhero, love interest, even backstories can be easily sorted into trope categories. If the skit seems saturated, it’s just because there is so much to cover in such a short amount of time. Skits are where humor beats logic, and that isn’t for everyone. Some people need structure in order for the punchline to be funny. This skit is more dramatic than witty, sure, but it holds such a good tension of the unknown. And the theatrics, such as the deep, booming voice for emphasis and the rollicking around the stage, take so much effort and time to perfect. You try going up in front of hundreds of people with clothes that barely fit with a high energy persona. You will find it very difficult, I assure you. So, to conclude, skits are different than other media, so it is unfair to compare it to them, humor is different for everyone, and, most of all, think of the effort and logic ratio the next time you want to judge a piece of entertainment. This concludes my rebuttal.
Ngl this is probably one of the best videos on this channel. I thought I wasn't going to like this for no real particular reason, but I ended up loving it instead. The overkill in the acting is pretty funny but what really got me was the dialogue. The breakdown of villain archetypes was great but it was really just hammered in more and more as this skit went on. I fucking love it and would love to see this dude break down more things.
6:04 Head canon: The Barking GlaSs is just making stuff up right now in front of Batman and they’re shuffling around pretending to handcuffed just like we see on stage
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the best way to kill batman is by being a severely unmarketable character
Damn
Lol that's one way to "kill" Batman
😂
*the best way to be killed by Batman
@@dylanchouinard6141 good point
I'm not like other girls... I'M THE BARKING GLASS
Also I might be a man 👐
@@meh.3918 I MIGHT have a penis! I MIGHT NOT! COEM FIND OUT BAT-BITCH! NYOY HOY HOY GYURC!
@@ameliasellers6396 I'm so quirky, aah fashaa hasga hahhgh
I think him being bisexual was the least surprising thing about him.
*him*? you sure? I mean, this is the barking glass we’re talking about
I can’t quit this sexual thirst trap...
I think that was the joke
It would be less predictable if he were overwhelmingly straight while acting feminine
I mean he is attracted to Robin and Batman's GF this is completely normal. It would be weird if he wasn't.
This is the literal meaning of chaotic evil bisexual
@Natalie Glass your last name is glass, that can't be
The Barking Glass is simultaneously a trailblazing icon for several different minorities and a problematic discredit to them all.
I cant. Fucking. Stop. Laughing
I normally loathe when writers shoehorn in minority representation just for the sake of diversity points instead of for the sake of telling a message and presenting a compelling and interesting character, but I would absolutely love it in the case of the Barking Glass simply because it makes no goddamn sense and that's the whole point.
Nordin Reecendo The thing is though sexuality isn’t supposed to make sense. It’s just what gender(s) a person is attracter to.
Nordin Reecendo Why can't you have a diverse cast and good story?
@@venusianblivet9518 I'm not saying they're mutually exclusive. I'm not saying you can only have one *or* the other. What I have an issue with is when writing teams try to force it for the sake of being recognized as diverse but without meaning it. Like "Look! Our main character is gay! She hugs a girl in one scene and then it's never brought up again! We're so supportive! Buy our stuff, LGBT community!"
Barking glass is basically the cards against humanity that doesn’t make sense but is still funny to read
You summed it up so perfectly.
The Barking Glass is more of a man than you’ll ever be
No offense
Why Me! full offense coward
Yep
I'm just sad that the cowards at Warner Bros will never put this character in a movie.
Maybe a cameo in Birds of Prey (2)
dw they'll have a cameo in a terrible movie but will become a central character in an amazing animated series.
Yeah. Barking Glass is a historically underrated character. Ever since he was introduced during Batman: Eldritch Dark #2. I mean he had the potential to be a good villain, but the thing is fans didn’t know what his whole deal was. His powers were weird, his outfit was weird, no one was sure what he was saying or what he wanted. Each writer who used Barking Glass tried doing something fun or new with him but each time they tried they just made him more complicated. Maybe he’ll cameo in The Batman with Robert Pattinson?
Kafka was main baddy in ff 6? I think.
@@ripvanwinkle420snoopdogg2 we’re not talking about final fantsy
This is a legitimately good idea for a batman villain. A guy with no themes, who's crimes vary wildly from mildly inconvenient to devastatingly dangerous. One day he'll steal all the ketchup packets in one specific restaurant, and the next day he'll blow up a school for the blind, and later that afternoon he'll change everyone's streaming passwords, and two weeks later he sneaks into a zoo and kills all the birds. You have no way of predicting how serious the crime is, and that makes him so much more dangerous, because he can make you waste time you could spend on people doing worse things.
he's the kinda guy who runs up to you on the street, forcefully gives you money and then steals something from you worth the exact same amount a month later
@@Tulip_bip you sound like you have personal experience on this
Not to mention he’s a compulsive liar- we have NO idea what his motives or next plan is and if he tells you, he’s probably bullshitting so you waste your time
The problem is that they would have a theme - annoy batman. By trying to be unpredictable, they reveal that the only thing they care about is messing with batman. Once that goal is obvious, the key to defeat them is to construct fake oportunities to annoy batman - and hope that they take the bait for one of them and fall into batman's trap. Of course, at that point it becomes a question of who is truly smarter - batman, or the barking glass.
@@hellothepixel1107 ok, but what if they dont even think of batman when doing so, they just do, it only would have a theme to annoy batman if he cared about him, but if he does not, then boom truly umpridictable
This is the Chaotic Evil character you think isn't doing it right, but actually *is*
I would like but you're at 666 likes so I can't
This is what chaotic eviil is
Im really vibin
im going to make him an npc in my next dnd campaign
Good idea
The Non-Binary icon we deserve, Barking Glass
Yes, good rep
I STAN
i vote barkingGlass as our icon.
Name i can get behind that
Non binary AND BISEXUAL? he shall be our leader
I literally spit out my drink at “sensing a pattern? You shouldn’t be!”
😭😂😂😂😂
That bit fuckin killed me
Yeah it killed me. I spilled hot soup on myself when that happened and I died!
@@UrMumsFavoriteBoyToy Oop, you've been murdered.
@@TheGoobieDoober by hot soup
The mitten parts of the gloves flopping around as Barking Glass wildly gesticulates is the best part of this
"Gesticulates" lol
barking glass didn't need to come out since we all knew by the time they said "that's my favorite song! carly rae jepsen's cover of last christmas!" there was no fucking way they could be straight
no way they’re cis either. no choice but to stan
(just wanna clarify real quick that I’m by no means trying to be hurtful or anything skdkfksj it’s just that I - as an nb person - am getting Huge nb vibes from barking glass)
idk a stronger ally
@@bunny-ys9up oh definitely!
But is he tho? or is he? isnt he? tho
Barking Glass is 100% enby. Source: i'm nb can confirm this is what I aspire to be
Let's be honest, in the world of comics, we've seen worse character designs.
We've *only* seen worse character designs.
This is like if Nolan put a Condiment King/Color Man-tier villain as the main antagonist.
@@Dermaa Kite Man! Hell yeah!
*points at the new release of characters* Snowflake and Safeplace currently have that place in the stupid characters list.
Yeah, anyone remember Condiment Man?
"the joker is the best villain"
me, an intellectual:
"By the time the clock barks glass"
Was unnecessarily hilarious to me
Edit:
I never acknowledge this type of thing, but this is the last comment section I expected to get thousands of likes on.
It's stuck in
my head bro
I lost it when I heard this
Literally so many iconic sayings in this act
I smacked my dining room table laughing so hard
This line makes me absolutely piss myself
Can't wait to see Robert Pattison's Batman go up against the Barking Glass
@snl make this happen
Are any of us sure that's how to spell it? What if barking glass is spelled
Oven mitt Chihuahua parkour
This is just FKA Twigs in disguise
TheMurrmursonbottle I cackled
Lit_Coal
Or what if it’s spelled A?
“Sensing a pattern? You shouldnt be!”
Ironically by avoiding having a character archetype, this villain is also a character archetype.
ALL ACCORDING TO THE PLAN OF THE BARKINGGLASS
DragonScythe What’s the plan? THERE IS NO PLAN, the BARKINGGLASŠ IS ONLY SPONTANEOUS
Elizabeth THE BARKINGGLASŠ DOESNT NEED AN EXPLANATION
the archetype of 'that which is not an archetype'. why must not a gd thing in nature make sense?
You’re right, he reminds me of one of my favorite villains 🤷♀️
“Who’s your favorite DC villain?”
Me: umm... it’s complicated
I'm going to start this decade by modelling my laughter after the most dominant ones in the audience.
Hahaha HA ha HA
Ah ha haa*a*
I don’t think there’s a normal laugh in that room
justførkicks oof rip
aaaAAAAAAAAAAAH
Someone get this character into the HARLEY QUINN animated series stat
I was like Harley Quinn’s cousin???
Yes this has to happen
Yes
I was thinking they’d be perfect
!!!!!!
"That sound of sand being poured down a children's slide means it's time for MORE BULLSHIT!" - best villain catch phrase of all time
The Barking Glass is now my favorite Batman villain and they aren't even canon.
🙋♂️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏼♂️🙋🏽♂️🙋🏾♂️🙋🏿♂️🙋🏿♀️🙋🏾♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋♀️
Yet!
They aren't cannon, Yet.
This comment made me realize the Barking Glass would be the one to ruin people's ability to choose their own pronouns, just because they can. "My preferred pronouns are all pejoratives and slurs! The really bad ones! Why? Because I wanted them to be the little box you get when someone sends an emoji you don't have, but it turns out there's no consistent way to do that, and I'm mad enough about it to take it out on the whole world!!"
@@nameforcomments4092 That makes no sense as an origin. I love it.
my like reached 666. i am blessed by the barking glass
Now this is ‘random comedy’ done right
Etcetaria Cosplay truly! 👍
All comedy is random comedy
@@BennyFNV nah nah nah. There was a whole period of time online where all comedy was just "lol potato pizza I'm so quirky askgkriejof"
I think part of it is the self-awareness. It has the “it’s funny because it’s unexpected” parts, but it also takes it into account, elaborates on, and makes fun of the random=funny mindset.
FUCK YOU! YOU'RE MY DAD!
‘Let’s list my crimes’ is a severely underrated line
And ‘murder by HOT SOUP’
The feet shuffle 👌👌👌
Barking Glass is great and I love them. The best part is that this character is somehow more _normal_ than some of the Silver Age villains that they don't use anymore.
No one would bat a fucking eye if they were silver age.
Condiment King, Calendar Man, Zebra Man, Kite Man
@Silver Comics
there’s a superhero called Calendar Man?
@@liver-failure Villain. A villain named Calendar Man. His entire thing is calenders. He kills people on holidays and shit.
Liver Failure No. There’s a villain named Calender Man.
This is the most chaotic trickster god energy I've ever seen in one video
Well, trickster gods are either the gods of style, or not wearing pants, so yeah, you're right.
The phrase "by the time the clock barks glass " is now stuck in my head forever 4:24
It sort of reminds me of a weird song I heard where a guy put a bale of hay and a bucket of water in front of a piano and said "The song is over when the piano eats the hay and drinks the water" because hippies make mo sense.
earlier, i accidentally said "by the time the clark bocks grass" and now im desperately confused
"and by the time the clock barks glass" and "murder by hot soup" are honestly the things that throw me into a laughing fit every time
I've watched this like 15 times over the last two years. It helps me get into a manic state where I am able to do 20 page assignments in a few hours. I am afraid of the day where someone asks me who my biggest Inspiration is and I cite this video absent mindedly.
I’m here for almost that exact same reason, I’m not in college rn but I need to get shit done and I love the energy this vid gives me, anyways Thankyou for validating me, random person on the internet
This is the only time random actual equals funny because it has an actual underlying joke.
I was thinking how much this had the chance to be the most unfunny thing ever, and now it’s my favorite vid on the channel
@@FlansterTheFilm probably mine too
It's definitely up there with reverse mermaid and Brennan Lee Mulligan's declaration of independence
This really barks my glass
This doesn’t even feel like he had a script going in. It feels more like he’s had pent up anger over Joker being called “crazy” while hanging out backstage and then just threw on a bunch of makeup and wigs and clothing and shit and walked out on stage to rant.
Billie Eilish looks so good here
.
AH
@@paulwilliams1731 .
duh
I guess she's the bad guy
@@tivisukka LOL XD
@@tivisukka Duh
I want this guy and Jeff Blim on a stage together.
Yeeeeeees
the stage might blow up from chaotic energy
YES THAT WOULD BE SO CHAOTIC
THE RAW CHAOS
THAT WOULD BREAK THE FABRIC OF TIME
This gives me big starkid show vibes
It really does - you know that would be Joe Walker
@@dollyvalentine8455 Nahhh, thats Jeff Blim lmao
Petition for them to remake Holy Musical B@man! but instead of having that one candy villian in it they add THE BARKING GLASS
@@redacted5078 he would BRING the chaotic energy
Yessss, man I love finding other starkids
Instead of being called “The Barking Glass” he should’ve just kept on changing his name.
Missed opportunity
He should've, but make it sound similar. Like one time his name is 'The barking glass' and the next it is 'the barking grass' then after that it's like 'the parking brass'
@@andyouare266 Just keep Mondogreening their own name. The best bit.
That would be a pattern
@@Andyatl2002 true
Parts that make my glass bark: 0:17 0:39 1:23 1:29 2:22 2:47 2:56 3:23 3:33 3:37 3:48 3:58 4:38 4:57 5:08 5:39 6:35
for me
0:17 yes, 0:39 a little, 1:23 somewhat, 1:29 definitely, 2:22 at times, 2:47 yes, 2:56 popcorn, 3:23 not so much, 3:33 birddog, 3:37 no, 3:48, 3:58, 4:48 and 4:57 yes 5:08, 5:39, and 6:35 kinda random
@@boboloko For your last three...
" *THAT'S THE FUCKING POINT* "
5:20 does it for me!
@@turtlejawz I'm just adding to the silliness
As a bisexual I’m deeply offended by this depiction. I would like to clarify we don’t all like “last Christmas”
But we do all like Carley Rae Jepson
False XD
I dunno man, it’s kinda catchy
NO WE DON'T I... (listens to some of her music)... yeah ok...
And yet, some have yet to properly enjoy CRJ for her work, while identifying “Last Christmas as the single greatest Christmas song ever.
…THE BARKING GLASS STRIKES AGAIN, BITCHES!
^^ this
It takes a very good actress/actor to make this shit fly but I think this one just did it!
Your Quirk
Men and women who act are called actors.
@@AddBowIfGirl oh! Good! I didn't know that. I didn't think there was a genderneutral option in English and that it was a no-no to say actor to a woman! Thank!
@@zeecaptain42 hi just as a note it used to be a lot more strict than it is. Most people (at least in theatre, unsure about film) will be fine with you calling them actors regardless of their gender :)
I’m not in my joker phase, I’m in my barking glass phase.
As a bisexual, I can guarantee you, this is how we all act.
Apparently it took years of research to perfect this performance.
Yes. I love being a living contradiction
He's revealing our secrets, we must end him
Shit, the Barking Glass blew our cover.
welp. now what gang
Humanity doesn't deserve the Barking Glass, and yet we have it
HE SOUNDS LIKE VOLDEMORT FROM A VERY POTTER MUSICAL
dude literally
Just a bit more throat destruction and it's perfect
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING THIS IS SO JOE
So glad I’m not the only one who noticed
HOLY SHIT YOU'RE RIGHT THIS IS THE MOST JOE WALKER THING I'VE EVER SEEN
I just remembered this skit, and dear god, I'm so happy I did. The 'Barking Glass' is iconic and always will be.
I can see Barking Glass, Bobby Worst and the Candy King being the ultimate trio
And his last name is rogers.
His thing: Talking about himself
Origin: Woke up in Ru Paul's dumpster
Abilities: Glory Hog. Can confuse and mesmerize any crowd. Powers originate from Deadpool's subconscious.
Weakness: Indifferent audience
@snake and spider stew 😂😂
this character is just an oversaturated version of those tiktok kids who lipsync to beetlejuice the musical lyrics
I didn’t need to be called out like this bro
LMAO
jesus fuck yes!
Reminds me of the Onision Rants with like, 5 more levels of crazy
@@kawaii33366 Oh lord those tik tok cringe-fest eboys and egirls are NOT musical theatre fans, for the most part they don't even know where the music clip is from and are just using it for their "edgy" video. Trust me, they're not one of us.
This character needs to be in a starkid musical, theyre so unique but would suit their storytelling.
it's like a weird mix of Ke$ha and Nick Kroll
Holy shit you're right
This comment made me choke it needs more likes
@@yaboicolleen oddly you are right
Oh i did not see that, but I do not
💯💯💯
I love how this villain's powers are performing on a public stage in bare feet when there was no real reason to do so.
Bisexual energy at its purest form
Poppy Anus Mcanus ah I love for it
Gross
Lizard Man no u
@@lizardman1303 spoken like a true lizard man 😒
Angelena L only god can judge me jk
The bisexual disaster icon we didn’t know we needed
I'm getting very strong Jeff Blim vibes.
Alicat Girl I’m so glad I wasn’t the only one
OH SAME
this is the villain Jeff would play in holy musical b@man before they came up with Sweet Tooth
Brian Stack’s The Interrupter.
That’s exactly what I was thinking!
The Barking Glass Should Be Included In The DCEU Next Phase, This Character Had The Potential To Introduce Unascertainable Chaos.
Murder by hot soup 😂
I've loved The Barking Glass since I was a kid, before they were popular.
Ok
Is it just me. Or is the barking glass kinda... hot?
Fallen Sparrow when you have an affinity for stinky bois
They are incredibly alluring
@@Lunari_wolph *ahem*
Hello
@@dlobelow760 Yes?
@@samtheratman9602 stinky bois? No. Androgynous hotties? Yes.
Hotel? Trivago
This has heavy Holy Musical Batman Energy
Starkid fans are taking over the comment section
how did you know
Sweet Tooth aggressively has a theme
👀 but....but he's funny....we like it here
We all congregated without knowing
yes we are
SENSING A PATTERN???
_YOU SHOULDNT BE_
Nice profile pic bro :) another lemon demon fan I suppose
@@staceymulligan6486 thanks man! its a portrait i did of me and my cat 💕💕(in the style of the spirit phone album cover, of course ;D) and yeah, i love lemon demon! its nice to see another fan out in the wild :)
@@pigakitty you drew that? It’s awesome :D good job!
This is me after two glasses of pinot noir.
This comment made laugh out loud
i cackled
You rob pet stores?
@@justacursedimagewithintern7235 Look, it was a crazy book club night.
i'm drawing the Barking Glass all over a page of my sketchbook because i think... i've fallen in love with them
FLORIDA MAN!
Florida man commits murder by hot soup then robs petstore, claims everyone is his dad
Florida man pours sand down children’s slide, claims it’s because they saw the moon.
Batman truly wouldn’t know how to handle The Barking Glass
You laugh, but ContraPoints will steal that outfit.
inspiration gotta come from somewhere
And ContraPoints would slay it too!
god this killed me and I’m now dead
I'M SCREAMING SJDJDKDK
skzip888 I mean hey, she’s gotta look nice when she’s benefiting from antisemitism
"And what am I? Am I a woman or a man?"
I'm trans, this joke made me choke and I almost died on my water. So well played. Well played indeed.
That isn't a trans thing, unless you count non-binary or androgynes as trans, in which case, as a trans man, you're problematic and transwashing everything.
He clearly meant that the barking glass was purposefully androgynous, not a transgender person, which would indicate that they're one specific gender identity. That is different than their birth identity.
@@candiedcrusader7841 my younger sibling is genderfluid. They're trans. Transgender is an umbrella term for any non-binary or non-cisgender (I just realized my phone didn't accept non-cisgender so I added it to my dictionary) individual transitioning to be another gender identity. Transsexuals like myself transition physically, but not every trans person transitions with sex reassignment surgery or with hormones. Some transition their clothing and outward appearance, some transition with one surgery but not another. Some transition all of their documents and some don't. It's a person by person thing so yes. Non-binary and androgynous individuals are trans. Why are you gatekeeping a community when you know what it's like for cisgenders to gatekeep gender identity and invalidate transgenders and transsexuals?
@@candiedcrusader7841 also, I laughed at the joke because that was literally one of the questions I asked myself "Am I a man or am I woman?" I'm afab transmasculine.
For anyone who needs to hear it. You don't need gender dysphoria. Being transgender (umbrella term that it is) or transsexual doesn't require gender dysphoria. Besides, you may have it, but it doesn't fit the narrative gatekeepers push about dysphoria so you may have no idea what you're experiencing counts as it. You may also just not experience it period.
Dysphoria is "a state of unease or generalized dissatisfaction with life" gender dysphoria " involves a conflict between a person's physical or assigned gender and the gender with which he/she/they identify" so it's incredibly broad.
I have visceral gender dysphoria. It's so deeply ingrained I become nauseated and have thrown up discussing my female anatomy for extended periods of time. Not everyone experiences that. In fact, I find it very difficult to find people who have literally thrown up discussing their own breast tissue. My dysphoria is that strong and runs that deep.
My younger sibling is genderfluid and experiences fluidity in their gender dysphoria. You know how some days you just want to be as plain as can be, don't want to do anything to your hair, don't care what your clothes look like, and then you just go out and do your thing? The occasional desires to dress up, wear fancy clothes, do something with your hair, maybe even do something with your face? It just suddenly hits you and you do it because it makes you feel good. That's as close of an analogy I can make for an experience that I don't have, but can only see. Some days my sibling is incredibly feminine and then other days exceptionally androgynous or masculine. It's a fluidity that springs upon them and tells them they find their greatest happiness for that day as one vs the others. They literally transitioned their pronouns, name, and outward appearance. They have plans on a sex reassignment surgery that would best allow them to express that fluidity. They're trans. They have very little gender dysphoria, but when it comes it's no where near as severe as mine is.
I'm not going to tell them they aren't trans after watching them transition for the past three years. I'm not going to tell them they aren't trans because they don't experience 24/7 visceral gender dysphoria. I'm not going to project my experience onto them and invalidate them for the experience that they have.
So if you have no gender dysphoria, you may have grown up and your parents may have taught you that girls can do what boys do and vice versa, they may have taught you to never be ashamed with your body because it is yours to do with as you please, you may have had tendencies all throughout your childhood that lead people around you to say "well we're not surprised because you never conformed to the binary. Whether because you were attracted to the same sex or because of a gender identity, we had no idea, but we knew you weren't conforming to the binary." You may have none of those experiences. It's 100% okay because there's literally nothing set in stone as to what your experiences will shape you into. I grew up female. So did my sibling. My mom has internalized homophobia and my dad is Mormon. Who'd have ever guessed we were trans? Those who paid attention to the years of depression and nonconformity that we expressed, the very things that were ignored. So go out there, be true to who you are, and don't be afraid to tell gatekeeper bitches that you are here. You exist. And you are 1000% valid.
This is LeGanja Estranja's Original Character in the Batman universe.
Alasdair Goudie 😂😂😂
YEEEESSS MAMA *super sonic mouthpop*
Comment award of the day goes to you
“Yes but you can be sure that I will return as soon as the barking glass glasses bark. I will return if my tech guy were alive he’d be playing Joni Mitchell right now. I love Joni Mitchelllllllllllll”
or is he lying? Did she actually kill the tech their techguy themself? only the barking glass knooooows, and i'll never tell!
and by the time the clock barks glass...
For an *added* added twist: Batman is also sexually attracted to both of them.
wait a MINUTE
Jared Leto realness.
dominomasked Jared Leto would and could never
I always wondered whatever happened to those scene kids from MySpace
Not the bi-con we deserved but the bi-con we deserved
This is basically the human equivalent of the “holds up spork” meme but I love it anyway lol.
When every 8th grade girl says she’s quirky
Yeeyee McGee
How misogynistic of you.
Tip: Let children figure out the person they want to become through their own experimentation with identity.
We were all 13 once.
Kittenpox as someone who’s only 15 and still going through an individuality phase I think I’m allowed to talk about it 😂
You ARE that 8th grade girl lmao
Jermarmalade you act like I don’t know that’s lmaoo
"tHAT SOUND OF SAND BEING POURED DOWN A CHILDRENS SLIDE MEANS ITS TIME FOR MORE BULL"
Me: „Sitting at home watching an Indian guy explain a math problem.“
RUclips recommendations : „Yeah he needs this right now.“
the fact that i had NO IDEA that this was my KING matt rogers until TODAY... truly too much for me
this is literally the funniest thing i have ever seen
i feel like the barking glass is stephan from SNL if he was just a little more unhinged.
If Seth Meyers got horribly murdered and Stefon went on a grief-and-rage-filled drug binge, I can see this being the result.
"I released Kelly Clarkson's album several days earlier - on October twenty-THIRD!!"
that's my birthday :0
He did it for you
Mine too. Are we twins? 🤷♂️
@@XanderHarris1023 guess we must be !!!!
Me three!
Miranda Arnush me too! and my sisters is on the 27th 😳
“Barking Grover Anne Glass” truly a name to last the ages
. . . I love Carly's cover of Last Christmas.
Found the Barking glass. Well that was easy. Someone call batman!
@@fallensparrow6402 on it
I love everything she makes... I've been listening to "E-MO-TION" on repeat this week :p
The Barking Glass is basically just all the crackheads that bother me for money at the bus station downtown
*Anybody who consumes any amount of media:* I recognize that there are certain story beats that consistently crop up in the movies, shows, and games I consume, but I also recognize that the reason these tropes might be so enduring is because they resonate with a lot of people, including myself. There might be times where I become fed up with the consistent use of a particular trope, but that frustration usually has more to do with the way the trope is handled rather than the existence of the subject itself. The prevalence of a trope in a piece of work isn't indicative of laziness, and the tropes themselves are not monoliths that forbid subversion or reworkings. We are all people who, in some way or another, gravitate towards telling and consuming certain types of stories. Truly novel ideas are extremely difficult to come by, and in many cases it's better to lay a story on a solid foundation consisting of what one already knows rather than rely on the random or indescribable to do all the heavy lifting.
*Studios, directors, and script writers who consider shock value for the sake of driving up conversation and profits a more viable and sustainable formula for the media they produce than sensible or logical storytelling:*
Seymour Disapproves oof. While I still appreciate the concept of a truly Dada-ist Batman villain, that’s a pretty righteous critique right there...
@@AnkhAnanku ty
This is a great explanation of trope usage.
Thanks for writing this. I thought the performance was really good, but I didn't think the idea was fleshed out at all and relied very heavily on "lol RanDo?M". Randomness on its own is not a joke. You're literally saying nothing.
That would certainly be the case if it was a movie, a book, or a show. However, this is a skit, which has very different dramatic rules, especially because this is a solely comedic endeavor. For example, plot is very important in works that last for a significant amount of time. Otherwise, the audience would have no idea what’s going on. But with a skit, randomness is key, because it is too short to make any sort of story. If you try to make things too detailed, the end will seem sudden and incomplete. A skit is but a glance into a perspective. As for the randomness, OF COURSE it’s random. All skits are random. They don’t have twenty two minutes to spend on context. So they make up for it with their own, smaller context that may not go very far if elongated.
The reason there’s so much of it here is that superhero movies have so many tropes compared to all other media. Comedic sidekick, brooding superhero, love interest, even backstories can be easily sorted into trope categories. If the skit seems saturated, it’s just because there is so much to cover in such a short amount of time. Skits are where humor beats logic, and that isn’t for everyone. Some people need structure in order for the punchline to be funny. This skit is more dramatic than witty, sure, but it holds such a good tension of the unknown. And the theatrics, such as the deep, booming voice for emphasis and the rollicking around the stage, take so much effort and time to perfect. You try going up in front of hundreds of people with clothes that barely fit with a high energy persona. You will find it very difficult, I assure you.
So, to conclude, skits are different than other media, so it is unfair to compare it to them, humor is different for everyone, and, most of all, think of the effort and logic ratio the next time you want to judge a piece of entertainment.
This concludes my rebuttal.
"By the time the clock barks glass" absolutely broke me. Full on laugh attack
I can't believe it took me 2 years to even find this video [by chance, mind you].
Ngl this is probably one of the best videos on this channel. I thought I wasn't going to like this for no real particular reason, but I ended up loving it instead. The overkill in the acting is pretty funny but what really got me was the dialogue. The breakdown of villain archetypes was great but it was really just hammered in more and more as this skit went on. I fucking love it and would love to see this dude break down more things.
it has made cry tears of joy; this should be HUGE!!!!
Distinctive laugh really liked this one.
They got the right idea. Confuse, don't abuse.
6:04 Head canon: The Barking GlaSs is just making stuff up right now in front of Batman and they’re shuffling around pretending to handcuffed just like we see on stage
This will be Envy in the FMAB live-action Netflix adaptation
It's like if your local crackhead decided he had beef with Batman. lol
This is what crackheads in Gotham are like?
this should not be as funny as it is and it makes me angry
The Barking Glass is a trans icon.
This is basically just starkid's umbridge