Because patriarchy has convinced them that to be a real man you have to be violent and awful, and you'll suffer as long as you're not those things, and you'll deserve it. That's literally it
They're capitalising on the insecurities of men who don't feel like they match the ideal "masculine" stereotype. Unfortunately it's a popular marketing strategy, we see it in the beauty industry all the time!
because I suspect 80% of teachers are women and there's an anti young boys instinct war going on. I don't respect anyone in the manosphere but if things were good for young men andrew tate wouldn't have an audience.
Wow, weird coincidence. I was watching that same video on my phone the other day, while wandering in the desert and clutching my back, and I saw a robot reading little slips of paper from his Bible Jar.
Every time I see people complain about younger generations looking at their smartphones in public space I think about that photo of men in a tramway all reading the journal
The wild thing is that there’s so much to criticize and explore about our relationship with social media, and yet people keep missing the mark by miles by blaming the victims instead of the actual systems created from the ground up to be addicting and the corporations who caught and killed the studies saying so.
My Boomer father told me 25 years ago, before the internet brainrot had really taken hold, that he believes there is no social contract. As a generation, they are very self centered and they seem to believe cruelty is character building for the victim.
I unironically like that first cartoon. Yeah it’s over the top, but how much everyone uses their phones is truly bad. Books are good as well, fight me.
@@SamWilkinsonnIt's not that "phones can be bad and books are better for you" is a point that anyone disagrees with, it's just that the cartoon is empty nothing. It has propaganda level of thought. "Look at all these unintelligent and evil people using on their phones" isn't in any way meaningful. Why are they on their phones? Maybe we need to have more spaces for people to meet as a community? Or maybe social media companies need to be held accountable for intentionally addictive design? Any sort of nuance would be fine. That cartoon does nothing. People who like it already think "phone bad" and people who don't see issues with their phone usage, or maybe see the more complex reasons behind it see it as making them out into these soulless caricatures for the sake of being laughed at. That cartoon hasn't changed anybody's mind about anything. It didn't make anyone think more about their phone usage. It's something your grandpa sends you on Facebook or your teacher plays in class. It's shallow performative commentary trying to mask itself into a deep insightful animation like "Kiwi" for example. It fundamentally doesn't care about why people overuse their phones, it cares about making people who don't feel superior.
@@SamWilkinsonnYt deleted my previous comment so the short version of it: The cartoon's author doesn't really care about why people are overusing their phone, but that people who overuse their phone exist. It provides no nuance or unexplored ideas, it simply judges
I transitioned to being a woman specifically because the online scam courses offered to women are more affirming and positive than the men's scam courses, so this video hits hard.
The first animation is a music video for Moby’s song “Are you lost in the world” Tells a lot about today’s society that they don’t credit anything, they toss the Amelie music under it and that’s it
both my elementary and high school used to present stuff like that to make us kids "scared" of getting addicted to our phones. the principal and older teachers were convinced it'd work because it's sooo deep it'll make us all reflect on our internet usage habits, i guess it was the best way to spread awareness about addiction they could come up with
You should search for some ancient media on youtube when schools would have their students make PSAs about bullying, drugs, and internet safety. They were either exactly like this or were absolutely wild.
As an artist, I'm almost certain that the reason there's so many bald clones is because the artists don't want to spend the time/effort coming up with multiple characters.
I feel like the robots doing art one could have actually been a decent cartoon if they had the people doing miserable corporate jobs. Like, make it a critique on how AI is being used to replace artists instead of just “people be on they phones”
The animation shown is by a guy called Syeve Cutts, he is shown to believe in actually good things and has some very, VERY good points about how society works, but the way he conveys them is... idkhow to describe it. Boomer-y? Tasteless perhaps? He just has a really hard time telling people that phones are a bad thing (they aren't, but the ways companies use phones for are indeed very bad) without sounding like my dad. He has like, one or two poignant shorts that hit the nail in the head, but otherwise it's all well intentioned but poorly made criticisms of society.
@fructiferous Not an official one. The music used is "Comptine d'un autre ete l'apres midi" by Yann Tiersen, which I don't think has an official video but is used as the soundtrack for a few indie animated projects. Edit: Oh, it is an official music video, just for a Moby song, not Yann Tiersen. Someone watched the Moby video and was like "nah, I think this would be better with that one piano piece everyone uses instead".
@@fructiferous It is, "are you lost in the world like me?" or something like that, but the most important part is the animation, so I kinda glossed over that fact
The irony of them going all "phone bad" yet they themselves don't even have enough creativity to not just copy paste the same design for every character
I did cry a little but only because I’ve been drinking and you played Hopes and Dreams which pokes my brain directly in the neurons responsible for crying
I actually thought it was the top panel showing the bottom one was staged-- like how people will fight against you and then pretend they were on your side all along. Or something, idk, it's too deep for me to understand.
That black and white video is from a Moby music video called "Are You Lost In The World Like Me?" and they just stripped out his music, which seems like an indictment of Moby's music
Hey hey, undergrad artist here! After watching this, I decided to write some tips in case anyone wants to make socially critical content/art/texts/anything but is scared of falling into fake deep. Let’s break down what makes fake deep content: VAGUENESS: The critique is shallow and too broad and relies on the medium (usually cartoons) to make it meaningful. Think of all the book = good; phone = bad ones. REPETITIVENESS: there are overused points in all these that either don’t need more commentary on, or need to be elaborated to be new. Think of all the images with variations of phone zombies. OBVIOUSNESS: The images lack anything visually engaging and dumb arguments down for you to the point of being insulting. No one cares about thing 1 and only want thing 2, so a crowd is gathered around thing 2 while thing 1 suffers alone. ARROGANCE: Most if not all of these come from the assumption that the author is superior to all that, they’re enlightened, that’s why they see through it all. They lack humility, engage with pseudo-nihilism and many times spew hateful discourse. That first animation is full of sexist stereotypes, for example. LACK OF SELF-AWARENESS: many of these end up being what they’re criticizing. Don’t be a sheep, don’t follow society, follow me instead! Don’t care about what other people think, be yourself, as long as you fit what I like! Social media is bad, so I’ll post this on Twitter and spend all day replying to haters! These might be on purpose, or unconscious. BAD TASTE: This is subjective, but many of these are trashy and push people away, including ugly depictions of people’s bodies, gross elements and following the same comic style that either looks bland or disgusting. So, to make actual criticism through art, you can: choose a solid topic, do it in an interesting authentic way, don’t assume your audience is dumb, look into self-criticism and how you take part in the issue you wanna comment on, stay humble, be careful with delivery, make something cool or beautiful for your standards or the standards of your audience, and you’re good to go. Or don’t do any of this, I can’t really tell you what to do.
4:08 “With biological life wiped from the planet, we found it pretty easy to pick up where they left off. We finally had a future... all to ourselves.” -Uzi Doorman; 3071
When i was in my art class we where shown that one video of the rats that ended up in mouse traps working a 9 to 5 and the professor thought it was some crazy deep thing. I still cant get over how much hed talk about it
i cant believe that after the 10ish years ive been off facebook, this deep boomer aesthetic is still EXACTLY THE SAME. still complaining abt the same things in the same styles. more consistent than me i guess lol
I feel like the one with the people on the phones while the robots are drawing is made meaningless by the fact that I am currently drawing a picture on my phone while watching this video.
I like how the kid is the one wandering around without the phone as if it isn't iPad babies with their loud ass videos being led around by their parents
😂. Agree with your answers to their questionnaire.. You took your time to answer their questions just to be called a wa.ker? Deep. This can only inspire. How do they access their twitter? Hopefully not a phone. Free wifi at McD and a laptop? Is that any better? Don't know i don't think Im a morally sound person according to what seem to be their standards.
I love how these are supposed to be getting you off social media and the internet BUT THEIR POSTING THIS ON THE INTERNET YOUR USING THE PLATFORM YOU HATE TO EXPRESS YOUR HATRED
Wow, Evil Pinely. Heh heh. Was the Facebook wasteland hunchback picture too deep for you? I understand. It can be hard for Boomers to be as deep as the rest of us 😌 Edit: I'm so sorry, Evil Pinely, I just saw your deep picture. So, so deep. I guess *I* need to take the life changing challenge...
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Why is men's "self help" so violent and awful?? How can that help anyone??
negging. it's emotional manipulation. same with the love bombing so common in women's self help, and shaming inherent to the whole genre
Because patriarchy has convinced them that to be a real man you have to be violent and awful, and you'll suffer as long as you're not those things, and you'll deserve it. That's literally it
They're capitalising on the insecurities of men who don't feel like they match the ideal "masculine" stereotype. Unfortunately it's a popular marketing strategy, we see it in the beauty industry all the time!
because I suspect 80% of teachers are women and there's an anti young boys instinct war going on. I don't respect anyone in the manosphere but if things were good for young men andrew tate wouldn't have an audience.
Because they're violent and awful. They wouldn't do it if it didn't work.
There seems to be a Booming market for "Phone Bad" memes for people to view on their phone.
Booming market of Boomers
This entire thing is so Facebook coded I just can't
Crazy how they’re all about people on their phones and facebook when they’re probably most reposted on facebook itself
The last time I looked up from my 10 hour blue video I saw a robot filling out his No Nut Journal. Society is truly washed.
I'm going against the grain. I only watch ten hours of orange
Sometimes if I'm feeling in a particular mood, I'll watch some purple
Wow, weird coincidence. I was watching that same video on my phone the other day, while wandering in the desert and clutching my back, and I saw a robot reading little slips of paper from his Bible Jar.
Every time I see people complain about younger generations looking at their smartphones in public space I think about that photo of men in a tramway all reading the journal
And then boomers spend 10 hours looking at AI Jesus images and "phone bad" deep art on Facebook
The wild thing is that there’s so much to criticize and explore about our relationship with social media, and yet people keep missing the mark by miles by blaming the victims instead of the actual systems created from the ground up to be addicting and the corporations who caught and killed the studies saying so.
Well said
EXACTLYY this is what ive been trying to say thanks for wording it so well
Boomer, I hardly know her.
Okay Kurtis Conner /J
@@perfectheart7010 Kurtis Conner? I hardly know her
The first animation is actually a music video called “Are you lost in the world like me?” Worst thing I’ve ever listened to
It’s probably the most 🏳️🌈 thing I’ve ever watched
@@Jakepearl13”🏳️🌈” as a pejorative is WILD in ‘24 homie!!
‘You ok??
@@Jakepearl13 You didn't see me (bisexual but the point still lands) nor 74% of modern internet then if you thought this was gay.
@@MisterBadmanI don’t understand what the white flag means? I’m old lol are there slur emojis now or something
@@SlapadelicMusic It's supposed to be the rainbow flag emoji
we truly live in a society
My Boomer father told me 25 years ago, before the internet brainrot had really taken hold, that he believes there is no social contract. As a generation, they are very self centered and they seem to believe cruelty is character building for the victim.
luring me - a chicagoan - into this video with false promises of deep dish pizza might just be the evilest thing you've done yet, evil pinely
Chicagoan not making everything about them and their dumb pizza when literally anyone mentions deep dish: impossible challenge
@@jarkmonsoon5527wow bro relax
@@jarkmonsoon5527 real chicagoans don't actually care about deep dish tho. it's like a tourist attraction atp
Gonna put a deep dish pizza under a cardboard box propped up by a stick and see how many Chicagoans I catch
Btw 'chicagoan' is such a dumb word
@@calicoathenareal Chicagoans don't tell other Chicagoans what 'real' Chicagoans do.
For the record I live in England so it doesn't apply to me
oh no, phone bad, it upsets bald children
Book good though
I unironically like that first cartoon. Yeah it’s over the top, but how much everyone uses their phones is truly bad.
Books are good as well, fight me.
@@SamWilkinsonnIt's not that "phones can be bad and books are better for you" is a point that anyone disagrees with, it's just that the cartoon is empty nothing. It has propaganda level of thought. "Look at all these unintelligent and evil people using on their phones" isn't in any way meaningful. Why are they on their phones? Maybe we need to have more spaces for people to meet as a community? Or maybe social media companies need to be held accountable for intentionally addictive design? Any sort of nuance would be fine. That cartoon does nothing. People who like it already think "phone bad" and people who don't see issues with their phone usage, or maybe see the more complex reasons behind it see it as making them out into these soulless caricatures for the sake of being laughed at.
That cartoon hasn't changed anybody's mind about anything. It didn't make anyone think more about their phone usage. It's something your grandpa sends you on Facebook or your teacher plays in class.
It's shallow performative commentary trying to mask itself into a deep insightful animation like "Kiwi" for example.
It fundamentally doesn't care about why people overuse their phones, it cares about making people who don't feel superior.
@@SamWilkinsonnYt deleted my previous comment so the short version of it:
The cartoon's author doesn't really care about why people are overusing their phone, but that people who overuse their phone exist. It provides no nuance or unexplored ideas, it simply judges
@@anneewazhere7578ATE THAT UP (*no I haven’t been playing DTI for 2000 hours straight)
I transitioned to being a woman specifically because the online scam courses offered to women are more affirming and positive than the men's scam courses, so this video hits hard.
Be careful of MLM okay? They target mostly women
@@sakurayankishi9708 Don't worry, I only sell essential oils ;)
Life hack
Become trans be a you want to ❌
Become trans because scams are nicer to women ✅
Wtf
How many times can i hear "that is so deep, thats a 10 incher right there" without going insane challenge
When you paused to say "This is what society is like," it blew my mind. That's so deep, man.
😂😂
As a Chicagoan, I am disappointed there is no actual deep dish pizza but alas the dish Pinely is serving is indeed deep
I'm always happy when I see a new Little Joel video.
The first animation is a music video for Moby’s song “Are you lost in the world”
Tells a lot about today’s society that they don’t credit anything, they toss the Amelie music under it and that’s it
both my elementary and high school used to present stuff like that to make us kids "scared" of getting addicted to our phones. the principal and older teachers were convinced it'd work because it's sooo deep it'll make us all reflect on our internet usage habits, i guess it was the best way to spread awareness about addiction they could come up with
You think they would have learned better after the DARE program.
Thats so silly...Wouldn't it be easier to just talk about it? Maybe use an article? Talk about the effects it has on the mentally ill? Thats so goofy
You should search for some ancient media on youtube when schools would have their students make PSAs about bullying, drugs, and internet safety. They were either exactly like this or were absolutely wild.
As an artist, I'm almost certain that the reason there's so many bald clones is because the artists don't want to spend the time/effort coming up with multiple characters.
Never call me an idiot again, Peenely.
Ashamed to say, "Peenely" made me laugh out loud.
I feel like the robots doing art one could have actually been a decent cartoon if they had the people doing miserable corporate jobs. Like, make it a critique on how AI is being used to replace artists instead of just “people be on they phones”
pretty sure most of these "deep" accounts are generated and ran by ai/bots
finally, if i buy this course ill become a man!! Transgender win!! (/lh)
The animation shown is by a guy called Syeve Cutts, he is shown to believe in actually good things and has some very, VERY good points about how society works, but the way he conveys them is... idkhow to describe it. Boomer-y? Tasteless perhaps? He just has a really hard time telling people that phones are a bad thing (they aren't, but the ways companies use phones for are indeed very bad) without sounding like my dad. He has like, one or two poignant shorts that hit the nail in the head, but otherwise it's all well intentioned but poorly made criticisms of society.
other people r saying it's from a music video
@fructiferous Not an official one. The music used is "Comptine d'un autre ete l'apres midi" by Yann Tiersen, which I don't think has an official video but is used as the soundtrack for a few indie animated projects.
Edit: Oh, it is an official music video, just for a Moby song, not Yann Tiersen. Someone watched the Moby video and was like "nah, I think this would be better with that one piano piece everyone uses instead".
@@fructiferous It is, "are you lost in the world like me?" or something like that, but the most important part is the animation, so I kinda glossed over that fact
The irony of them going all "phone bad" yet they themselves don't even have enough creativity to not just copy paste the same design for every character
The irony of people posting 'phone bad' content on Twitter...
that boy has it made, he has the first book sized phone
I did cry a little but only because I’ve been drinking and you played Hopes and Dreams which pokes my brain directly in the neurons responsible for crying
If I dont look at my phone, how will I know when piklu goes on his next vacation??😢
Exactly
Finally someone gets it
I think the one with the hammer people is supposed to be showing in the bottom panel that the top panel was staged. Its poorly thought out though
I thought it was more so saying people will stalwart helping people but then act like they were always helping when said help comes to fruition
I actually thought it was the top panel showing the bottom one was staged-- like how people will fight against you and then pretend they were on your side all along. Or something, idk, it's too deep for me to understand.
No it's not because the hammers are forcing him to smile after the hand helped him up
I’m sensing a common inability or stubborn refusal to draw hair among these cartoonists
The 'hammer people' are literally 'tools' in two ways.
That black and white video is from a Moby music video called "Are You Lost In The World Like Me?" and they just stripped out his music, which seems like an indictment of Moby's music
Hey hey, undergrad artist here! After watching this, I decided to write some tips in case anyone wants to make socially critical content/art/texts/anything but is scared of falling into fake deep.
Let’s break down what makes fake deep content:
VAGUENESS: The critique is shallow and too broad and relies on the medium (usually cartoons) to make it meaningful. Think of all the book = good; phone = bad ones.
REPETITIVENESS: there are overused points in all these that either don’t need more commentary on, or need to be elaborated to be new. Think of all the images with variations of phone zombies.
OBVIOUSNESS: The images lack anything visually engaging and dumb arguments down for you to the point of being insulting. No one cares about thing 1 and only want thing 2, so a crowd is gathered around thing 2 while thing 1 suffers alone.
ARROGANCE: Most if not all of these come from the assumption that the author is superior to all that, they’re enlightened, that’s why they see through it all. They lack humility, engage with pseudo-nihilism and many times spew hateful discourse. That first animation is full of sexist stereotypes, for example.
LACK OF SELF-AWARENESS: many of these end up being what they’re criticizing. Don’t be a sheep, don’t follow society, follow me instead! Don’t care about what other people think, be yourself, as long as you fit what I like! Social media is bad, so I’ll post this on Twitter and spend all day replying to haters! These might be on purpose, or unconscious.
BAD TASTE: This is subjective, but many of these are trashy and push people away, including ugly depictions of people’s bodies, gross elements and following the same comic style that either looks bland or disgusting.
So, to make actual criticism through art, you can: choose a solid topic, do it in an interesting authentic way, don’t assume your audience is dumb, look into self-criticism and how you take part in the issue you wanna comment on, stay humble, be careful with delivery, make something cool or beautiful for your standards or the standards of your audience, and you’re good to go.
Or don’t do any of this, I can’t really tell you what to do.
10/10 username, 10/10 comment
I wrote a whole novel and never was able to get so deep. Gotta add some hammer people next time for sure!
If I sub and unsub would that be another tear or would it be the same tear going in and out of your eye?
Me: I wonder why he's called Evil Pinely. 10 sec into the vid "I noticed that you're kinda dumb" 😂
Your music choice always surprises me with every video, but it’s very much appreciated
"phone bad, book good" - Joker
That first one is an egregious use of one of my favorite songs.
4:08 “With biological life wiped from the planet, we found it pretty easy to pick up where they left off. We finally had a future... all to ourselves.”
-Uzi Doorman; 3071
The Rune Factory 4 theme in the middle of this video felt like when Hatsune Miku showed up in those 2011 Toyota commercials
Im super drunk and on the toilet so it was hat do watch. But I liked it!!! Very good video!👍
This is bald on bald violence
this video is so deep a tear solemnly fell out of my eyeball
the amelie music in the first video is killing me 😭😭
When i was in my art class we where shown that one video of the rats that ended up in mouse traps working a 9 to 5 and the professor thought it was some crazy deep thing. I still cant get over how much hed talk about it
Omg we watched it in hs too 💀
today he’s here to serve
Take a shot every time he says society🥂
Hopsital
Funeral
i'm 72 and this is deep
I remember watching that social media addiction video in a class when I was a kid
The first video was so deep I drowned, save me Evil Pinely, SAVE ME!!!!
pinely is so busy on his blue screen video that he forgot we like to see his chin in the video
the age-old 'phone bad, book good'... we meet again...
i cant believe that after the 10ish years ive been off facebook, this deep boomer aesthetic is still EXACTLY THE SAME. still complaining abt the same things in the same styles. more consistent than me i guess lol
I appreciate the sound effects and the cursing 😗💖
Another +1 for the Society playlist.
i also like to watch 10 hour blue screen video, i play it on repeat daily, those 10 hour white screen video watchers are really missing out.
But then my bitch wife wants to watch orange
the rune factory music raised this video to 200 inches deep
this video is an 11 incher for sure
thanks leebo beebo
no problem ilexdiapason
thank you, evil pinely, for giving me something to watch other than rewatching gravity falls for the thousandth time
"Oh my god I can throw away my Ritalin pills"
I KNEW YOU WERE ONE OF US I KNEW IT
Society-bad-because-phone is one of my favorite genres of "deep" images
Kingdom Hearts ost spotted 👁
Watching your videos high is awesome!! Also, you’re hilariously angry in this one
I feel like the one with the people on the phones while the robots are drawing is made meaningless by the fact that I am currently drawing a picture on my phone while watching this video.
The sad music EP used in the video (around 5:00 onward) is music from Rune Factory. SOMEONE BACK ME UP PLEASE CAUSE I KNEW IT INSTANTLY
Nothing says deep content like the music from when we lost Ventuswill 😭😭
I noticed right away. I even went to check the soundtrack to confirm lol
"We live in a society"
5:40 Attack on Titan reference 😻
I like how the kid is the one wandering around without the phone as if it isn't iPad babies with their loud ass videos being led around by their parents
Didn't know Pinely was so evil in this channel
Whats up with this evil pine tree
Poor puppy
1:56 I want whole movie about the guy who kicked the dog a full villain origin story
the crying really sealed the deal give this man an emmy
10 inches deep you say? 👀😂
😂. Agree with your answers to their questionnaire.. You took your time to answer their questions just to be called a wa.ker? Deep. This can only inspire. How do they access their twitter? Hopefully not a phone. Free wifi at McD and a laptop? Is that any better? Don't know i don't think Im a morally sound person according to what seem to be their standards.
Why can't I be happy living on my phone :(?
the hammer people will rule the world one day
I love how these are supposed to be getting you off social media and the internet
BUT THEIR POSTING THIS ON THE INTERNET YOUR USING THE PLATFORM YOU HATE TO EXPRESS YOUR HATRED
I GOT A AD WITH THE FIRST ANIMATION INSIDE THE ADD BEFORE WATCHING THW VIDEO
i watched this on my phone while walking through the street
Holy shit, maybe, just maybe i do not want conversations with strangers.
that tweet that's like "i bet this shit hits so hard if you're stupid"
this was so deep 😔😔 10 incher for sure
The funniest thing is that this is something my 75 yo grandma would send me on Messenger knowing I haven't logging in there in like 5 years
I only watch evil pinley on 144p to enhance the experience
11:57 Pinely’s laugh sounds like Cleveland Brown
0:51 the worst part is my mom showed this to me
No joke, I had to watch the first video in school
Ok pretty good deep comic at the end ngl
This is what society is like
when you dont have the idea what to post and just wanted to upload something
Giving this video a 10 incher
im 86 and this is deep
Wow, Evil Pinely. Heh heh. Was the Facebook wasteland hunchback picture too deep for you? I understand. It can be hard for Boomers to be as deep as the rest of us 😌
Edit: I'm so sorry, Evil Pinely, I just saw your deep picture. So, so deep. I guess *I* need to take the life changing challenge...
ngl I was not paying attention to half the video bc I was trying to figure out if you were playing fire emblem music in the background
oh god THIS animation
You are an evil one, mr pinely.
this is truly an evil pinely video