@@ywoisug8845 Jake is the complete opposite of an eggshell walker though. He gets things wrong, he expresses that he doesnt know everything about a subject, he's clearly learning and developing as a character, and isn't afraid to speak up at all. Maybe you can't fathom the idea of a male femisist and can only understand it from a satirical point of view, but there is really nothing "obviously satirical" about Jake's support of feminism.
@@hiralvaidya9752 a lot . Like So fucking much . I would explain myself but it would take way too long so im gonna Look for some Videos to recommend. But that might take a while .
@@hiralvaidya9752 don’t worry this guy is just replying to a bunch of comments to be annoying. He told ME that I don’t want a respectful and good guy. Like r/slash niceguys much? Probably just triggered that it’s such a good show AND feminist
@@ShadowRose-jr5yb Oh god!! The audacity!! Who is this person and who gave him/her the right to judge other people's choice of show!!? Anyways if he/she is puposefully creating trouble then it's better to ignore!
Also when Amy is pregnant he actually educates himself a lot on how labour is gonna be for her and is never grossed out by it which is actually refreshing to see
@@NavjotGuitar funny thing is even though Jake is exactly my type on paper I just see him as someone I’d want to be friends with. Like he seems really fun to just hang out with at home or go for a night on the town.
I haven't watched a couple of the last seasons of the show, and maybe in those we have more about Karen Peralta; but why do you assume that Jake being a feminist is a direct merit of his mother? Both of my parents are trash in the matter of feminism and me and my siblings are very different to the m in that aspect.
@@antonia1748 I'm not projecting anything, I'm only saying that I don't see why Jake being a feminist is a direct merit of his mother and not his. Maybe I missed that episode.
@@Daansaes you directly said your parents were trash regarding feminism. OP said mama peralta raised him right. You did project your life trying to invalidate OP. So I'll do with mine: my genitor was absolutely everything you can despise in a human being So my mom left him, and raised me. She then met the one I would call dad, even today. Tough relation, but never was it specifically said in our house: it's important to respect women, they have it rough, yadda yadda. Why? Because my mom was strong enough to stand up by herself. She became my role model regarding gender equality by simply existing
She did a bad job at raising him . He comes from a broken home and has seviour psychological issues. And you are naiv if you think Single mothers can raise their children alone.
One thing I really like about Jake as a feminist is that he never acts like he knows everything about the subject. A lot people trying to defend a cause like feminism can often act like they know everything on the subject or speak for all women kind, but Jake doesn’t. But Jake shows that it’s okay not to know everything but that all we need is the willingness to learn and the willingness to stand up for what’s right
Yeah and not only was he standing up to a homophobic detective he was standing up against someone he viewed as a hero and role model and the second the guy was Homophobic Jake changed his mind about the man.
What I love about that scene is that when he says the slur, Jake just goes "Man I really wish you hadn't said that", like it's his duty to beat the shit out of anyone being homophobic
I love the fact that he always wants Amy to succeed and isn’t intimidated by her success and intelligence. He was always there to help push her forward and never hold her back.
Yeah, there are actually multiple moments where Jake Peralta really says “trans rights”. They gloss over those moments but that actually makes it feel more natural.
they really messed up last season tho. it was like so different it was off putting. which like i appreciate they did it but it wasnt funny anymore. like i kinda just wanted to think they live in an alternate brooklyn lol.
@@deliri0um could you elaborate? I might watch it again but i gotta do shit before this so if you could give me some examples i would really appreciate this
@@averagezyzzenjoyer5630 When you want to be helpful, but do so in a way that betrays your own sense of superiority. As if whom you're talking to are lowly creatures with only the barest spark of sentience.
I love that they didn’t dramatize it, like it’s casual, like he knows women are great and he’s okay with learning more and he never disrespects a woman even when he’s in a bad situation! I wanna be with someone like Jake!
@@heatherstephenson3559 he is not te perfect husband . You have a wrong perception of him because you dont see every aspect of him as frequantly in te Show as you would irl .
I like that when they make it a joke, the joke is not that the sentiments and ideas are wrong, the joke is he's awkward at expressing them because Jake is bad at speaking.
People constantly say there can never be a show as funny as The Office again because people are “too sensitive” and you “can’t make offensive jokes anymore” … I loved The Office and when I first watched it it _was_ in fact one of the funniest shows I watched. But a smaller portion of the humor actually did go too far or relied on the actual offensiveness of the joke to be the humor rather than Michael & others just being ignorant or having no filter. Especially jokes about sexualizing women and making them uncomfortable. That was considered humor just because… But then I watched Brooklyn 99, and I saw that it’s SO much funnier than The Office and it just about never made a single offensive joke. Humor is not based on controversy and this show cracked that code perfectly. The Office is a show of its time and I think we can still understand that some of the humor was funny _because_ it was based on things people used to say or believe, and we can still like the show, but it needs to be understood that this kind humor can be left in the 2000’s. We’ve grown enough that shows like B99 can be wildly successful in a new and improved social/political climate. B99 supremacy >>>>>
"Every time I think I understand how bad it is, it's just way worse than I imagined." That quote pretty much summed up my feelings when seeing so many of my women friends and family members sharing the MeToo hashtag when it started.
and the fact that rather than glorifying it they made it look normal, as it should be. he made perverted puns but also did not offend anyone, we need more Jake Peralta's in this world rip-
what i love about him is that he doesnt try to be a know-it-all about feminism and actually respects it by willing to listen and learn more. that is very attractive.
If you told me 10 years ago I'd find the guy who sang "Jizzed in my pants" one of the most attractive men on television, I would not have believed you. But here we are.
this is so real, I actually wasn't interested in B99 the first couple seasons because I was like "oh the lonely island guy? pass" and now I'm obsessed with Jake and Andy lmao
He is just the absolute best and so caring, progressive and compassionate (and I absolutely love that Andy's the same way), all men should be more like him and should take notes from him. Amy really married the sweetest, most feminist and best fictional guy on earth.
There is so much wrong with this comment that i wont even adress it . If someone else would be down to do it for me i would be really gratefull for that.
@@fredar1217 nah i really ove his charackter. He is funny and just overall a cool chrackter. That doesnt make him someone you should aspire to be like .
Something I really love about this is that in the earlier seasons these moments were much more likely to be jokes, and both the show and the character evolved to take this more seriously
I like that. Its making fun of the people with those extreme left believes while still leaving it to the viewer to decide if they agree with it or not because the joke isnt that obvious
I love how this show demonstrates how you can make a good comedy and avoid cheap jokes. Peralta is funny and goofy, but is still highly respectful of women and his co-workers (who are different in race & sexuality)
I love when characters are written realistically. Like when a character says something, then another character tells them it's offensive. They still mess up and make mistakes and offend people. It shows that they're human. The way that we know they're not a bad person is how they react when they get called out on that. Using Jake as an example, if he were to say or do something unknowingly sexist, racist, homophobic, etc. he wouldn't get upset about it. He would immediately apologize and put in the effort to change that behavior or not say it ever again. This is the way that everyone should be. The more we see this in media, the more normalized it's going to be. Especially those in the majority. Because a lot of people don't mean to be offensive. They genuinely didn't know it was offensive. At least most of the people I know are more than happy to change some ways of thinking if they learn that they are being offensive. I think (or I hope) that most people are that way too. The problem is, is that when someone is correcting someone else, they see it as an attack on their character, so they get offended, and attack back. I think if we see more character like Jake in the media, it will be easier to make everyone else change. Thank you for coming to my TED Talk
That line about being followed into the bathroom at 1:57 hits different after I just rewatched Top Gun (1986). The "seduction" scenes in that are TERRIFYING from the perspective of a lone female at a bar...being drunkenly "serenaded" by 50 testosterone-fueled dudes and then literally FOLLOWED INTO THE BATHROOM by the one who was most aggressive and got rejected. Different times, for sure. Let's keep normalizing feminism. More Jake Peraltas and fewer Mavericks, please!! Edit: spelling error
When he says these things so subtly... It just makes me feel so good. Gives me peace internally. I love b99. It takes up so many social issues and respects everyone's view.
Amy's "huh?" in the documentary scene is her turned on voice. It's the same tone she has whenever she says "oooh mama". Melissa is such a great actress, i love the little details in this show.
He and Deadpool are the funniest feminists I’ve ever seen! “I feel like maybe I shouldn’t be here…Or should I be here because men should be part of the conversation” vs “Is it sexist to hit you, is it more sexist to not hit you”
I love the fact that Brooklyn 99 has episodes focusing on heavier subjects. Like how Captain Holt was treated as a gay black police officer, how Terry experience racism, the pressure of coming out and the subtle and not-so subtle ways that gender inequality is still prevalent. Sadly a lot of people don’t see reality and think that just because there are successful people of minority groups it means that there’s equality which is far from the truth.
The opposite is ge case. You just assume that most man ate rapists and shit which is conpletely false. If 60% of men were like jake we would live in anarchy and i really love jake but he cant take responsebillity and probably wouldnt be able to Support his family as well defend women in the case of rape (im more talkinc about a normal dude beeing like jake because him beeing a cop kinda erases the last point about rape)
I don't know, it would be great if more men were more like him but sadly very few real and fictional dudes even come close to being half as lovely and supportive and selfless as him, despite often getting too much credit or praise. All men should take notes from Jake (and Andy S), as he's very underrated and underappreciated if anything.
Something i love about this show is how they actually use the word feminist for boys. They don't shy away from it. In other shows sure they have guys that aren't assholes and support women and equality etc but they never mention the word feminist or call themselves one. While in b99 they aren't afraid of having a guy actually say that he is a feminist.
Thank you for this comp!! I've been pointing out all these same scenes and saying, "This is how it's done!" Now you've done me a favor by putting them in one place 🙏
Tbh a lot of these when he doesnt express the "I'm with her, I'm feminist" they go unnoticed because they normalize that he is a feminist. Like they show these actions and thoughts like "hey this is him, a guy that gets or tries to get it" and that's amazing
"I am genuinely very sorry that this is something you have to go through all the time." "It's okay, I'm used to it." "That's even sadder." *HE GETS IT* ♡
My favorite thing is how all of his lines about feminism are delivered. They're delivered in a humerous but respectful way that shows that he's not gonna know everything and probably get a few things wrong but he's trying and learning nonetheless. Amazing acting and writing.
Omg that last part is so fucking true! I'll be like "I think I got a decent grasp on the issues women are facing and while I'll never experience them myself I'll try my best to support them. I fully understand there's probably more to learn tho" then I'll learn there's another thing and even though I expect it I'm like "FUCKING GOD THERE'S MORE!? WHY IS THERE MORE!? HOW IS THERE MORE!? HOW DID WE COME UP WITH MORE!?" And then the cycle repeats with more and more info.
There are new shows that will come and go, but B99 will remain one of my favorite shows. I've seen over and over the show, and it was so amazing. When I feel blue, I just watch it. 🥰🥰❤❤ Thank you so much for the amazing video.
Yes, Jake's the best and probs the most feminist and supportive fictional guy on earth and the fact that he would give up so much and do anything for his family and work family without expecting a thank you or anything in return is super sweet and sets him apart. I know the bar is low for men but Jake puts practically all other white, straight real and fictitious dudes to shame and is about 1000 times better than most white male sitcom leads.
Sorry, think I just saw this, I don't know, I think a lot of the time it's pretty low for real and fictional men and they get away with more and don't get hate and scrutiny the way that women do which is why I get frustrated when Jake doesn't get the appreciation that he deserves as he's the best and a rare example of a sitcom man who deserves better and more kindness/appreciation/compassion.
There’s a guy at my work who wears a shirt saying “this is what a feminist looks like” maybe 3 days a week. He’s genuinely one of the most irritating, patronising and sexist people I’ve ever met. He constantly “boasts” about how he “knows women are smart and capable” and then makes gross and offensive jokes at their expense. He then says “it’s just a joke, I’m a feminist!!!” Like, if you really are a feminist, you don’t need to wear a fucking SHIRT saying that. Words are very supportive, but actions often do speak louder in this case. Brooklyn 99 is the perfect example of normalising men just being decent and supportive (and feminists) whilst also making it funny and highlighting it’s importance. Jake, I wish I could hang out with you ever day instead of that dickbag
Not surprising. It's like those 'nice guys,' who need to go out of their way tell you they're nice, and respect women. That's usually why no woman wants him, because women only date scum, or he's not attractive enough, or rich enough, and all women are superficial gold diggers. Because apparently that's how guys who respect women think about us. They never seem to realize the truth. They're alone because, while women do often have these flaws, many simply have too much self respect. We don't want a whiney, hypocritical, passive agressive, sexist.
He should’ve planned that call out. “Mr. Santiago I plan to ask your daughter to marry me. I would like, but do not require your blessing, as it is her decision. Also any suggestions on how to purpose based on childhood dreams would be much appreciated.”
The thing I love about this, the thing the show really got right Is the way feminist characters don’t look at men as the enemy Feminism was never about making men and women enemies, it was about making them equals The writers understood this, and they did good at ensuring that the characters who fought for feminism didn’t demonize men
2:49 I'm a little conflicted about this episode obviously it's a great message, but also Gina spends the first few seasons Sexual Harrassing Terry and it's played for laughs
Jake is a freaking amazing dude. Like-yes he is hilarious, but he loves Amy so much AND he is an ally for Rosa and Holt and gahhhhhbbbb. I love Jake so much
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Proof that a male character can be respectful and funny as hell
idk if you get this but this is a pretty obvious satire on these men who walk on eggshels their whole life
@@ywoisug8845 Jake is the complete opposite of an eggshell walker though. He gets things wrong, he expresses that he doesnt know everything about a subject, he's clearly learning and developing as a character, and isn't afraid to speak up at all. Maybe you can't fathom the idea of a male femisist and can only understand it from a satirical point of view, but there is really nothing "obviously satirical" about Jake's support of feminism.
@@saskia9720 "walking on eggshels" means being overly cautious not to offend someone, and he is doing exactly that.
Yeah like this is the only show that every one would feel respected. I’m said that it has only 8 seasons
@@ywoisug8845 lmao this a self report
Them, normalizing the fact that he is a feminist. That's what makes this show gold and a comfort show at the same time!
Did you just say comfort Show? Damn i lost faith in society .
@@averagezyzzenjoyer5630 What is wrong with someone having a comfort show?
@@hiralvaidya9752 a lot . Like So fucking much . I would explain myself but it would take way too long so im gonna Look for some Videos to recommend. But that might take a while .
@@hiralvaidya9752 don’t worry this guy is just replying to a bunch of comments to be annoying. He told ME that I don’t want a respectful and good guy. Like r/slash niceguys much? Probably just triggered that it’s such a good show AND feminist
@@ShadowRose-jr5yb Oh god!! The audacity!! Who is this person and who gave him/her the right to judge other people's choice of show!!? Anyways if he/she is puposefully creating trouble then it's better to ignore!
Also when Amy is pregnant he actually educates himself a lot on how labour is gonna be for her and is never grossed out by it which is actually refreshing to see
"Im used to it"
"Thats even sadder" thisss
Feminist women love Jake Peralta 🛐
Chika chika chika Young Sandwich, I'm not sick of him
(Only Lonely Island Fans will get this)
My roommate wants to date him and I want him as a best friend!
@@alyssapinon9670 yeah, we all have a crush on Jake Peralta, get in line! *laughs awkwardly* I'll be cooler when we meet him
@@NavjotGuitar funny thing is even though Jake is exactly my type on paper I just see him as someone I’d want to be friends with. Like he seems really fun to just hang out with at home or go for a night on the town.
As a feminist, I do love Jake Peralta.
the male figure in his life is crap and treats women like trash, this shows just how awesome karen peralta is at raising him. mad props to the mom.
I haven't watched a couple of the last seasons of the show, and maybe in those we have more about Karen Peralta; but why do you assume that Jake being a feminist is a direct merit of his mother? Both of my parents are trash in the matter of feminism and me and my siblings are very different to the m in that aspect.
@@Daansaes now why you gotta project your own life to his tho
@@antonia1748 I'm not projecting anything, I'm only saying that I don't see why Jake being a feminist is a direct merit of his mother and not his. Maybe I missed that episode.
@@Daansaes you directly said your parents were trash regarding feminism. OP said mama peralta raised him right. You did project your life trying to invalidate OP. So I'll do with mine: my genitor was absolutely everything you can despise in a human being
So my mom left him, and raised me. She then met the one I would call dad, even today. Tough relation, but never was it specifically said in our house: it's important to respect women, they have it rough, yadda yadda.
Why? Because my mom was strong enough to stand up by herself. She became my role model regarding gender equality by simply existing
She did a bad job at raising him . He comes from a broken home and has seviour psychological issues. And you are naiv if you think Single mothers can raise their children alone.
"I don't see gender... sir,"
This is the highlight of my existence
Yeah I was full on cackling 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤.
One thing I really like about Jake as a feminist is that he never acts like he knows everything about the subject. A lot people trying to defend a cause like feminism can often act like they know everything on the subject or speak for all women kind, but Jake doesn’t. But Jake shows that it’s okay not to know everything but that all we need is the willingness to learn and the willingness to stand up for what’s right
And his willingness to listen… “this is even sadder” is such a wonderful moment
He was raised by a single mom with a not so there father, that's only possible if feminism and equal opportunity is the norm for society.
Look, he's trying and he's willing to listen when he's wrong. That's all anyone can ask for.
@@blackpowderkundon't really get your point
@@a.little.blurry he basically would have grew up screwed if feminism wasn't a thing.
"this isn't our car"
"it's a loaner"
"we respect women"
"i'm still with her"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
a respectful king
@@claudettelol kings*
@@imboringidkwhyimalive exactly, put some respect on homie Boyle's name
figured out my sexuality: lesbian with an exception for jake peralta
ME
For me its gay ESPECIALLY Jake Peralta and also Sergeant Jeffords
SAME
same
same except that i am a lesbian who deeply kins jake but he also makes me question my comphet
He is so sweet and he cares a lot. We all want a respectful man like him.
No you dont
@@godkingsupreme2895 yes we do…?
@@godkingsupreme2895 I smell an incel
@@katztoffelbrei6780 *sniffs* mmmmmmmmm stinky
@@ShadowRose-jr5yb no you dont . You think you do but you dont
This is the reason why I love this sitcom . It isn't sexist and has the best main character.
you should check out my recent if you like b99 ::))))))))
Jake really out here emphasizing the "Most amazing human" part in "Most Amazing Human/Genius"
Also the episode where he stood up to the homophobic detective when he insulted Holt, Jake is one of the best good guys out there
And wasn’t even going to tell Holt. He was just going to let him think it was because he was being immature 😭
Yeah and not only was he standing up to a homophobic detective he was standing up against someone he viewed as a hero and role model and the second the guy was Homophobic Jake changed his mind about the man.
What I love about that scene is that when he says the slur, Jake just goes "Man I really wish you hadn't said that", like it's his duty to beat the shit out of anyone being homophobic
Which episode? I forgor
I love the fact that he always wants Amy to succeed and isn’t intimidated by her success and intelligence. He was always there to help push her forward and never hold her back.
Honorable mention: when he was in prison speaking with the warden and mentioned how rough trans women have it
trans men
More mashed potatoes.....
@@anushka3668 A trans woman is someone who is born in a male body but feels female and the opposite is true for a trans man. Hope this helps!
Yeah, there are actually multiple moments where Jake Peralta really says “trans rights”. They gloss over those moments but that actually makes it feel more natural.
@@molly_parker_1847 wait when?!
Kudos to the writers of this show. Being able to touch upon sensitive issues like sexism and racism and still be funny and not patronizing.
they really messed up last season tho. it was like so different it was off putting. which like i appreciate they did it but it wasnt funny anymore. like i kinda just wanted to think they live in an alternate brooklyn lol.
Patronizing?
@@deliri0um could you elaborate? I might watch it again but i gotta do shit before this so if you could give me some examples i would really appreciate this
@@averagezyzzenjoyer5630 When you want to be helpful, but do so in a way that betrays your own sense of superiority. As if whom you're talking to are lowly creatures with only the barest spark of sentience.
@@pumpjackmcgee4267 how vould they be patronizing for that matter ?
I love that they didn’t dramatize it, like it’s casual, like he knows women are great and he’s okay with learning more and he never disrespects a woman even when he’s in a bad situation! I wanna be with someone like Jake!
No you dont .
@@averagezyzzenjoyer5630 what?
@@lilsphinx2756 you dont want to be wuth someone like jake . You want to be with someone like your perception of jake which is idealised.
Yeah, Jake's totally like the greatest and the most feminist and sweetest sitcom man and is the perfect husband and dad, he's the best.
@@heatherstephenson3559 he is not te perfect husband . You have a wrong perception of him because you dont see every aspect of him as frequantly in te Show as you would irl .
Jake Peralta being the most perfect man on Earth? Indeed indeed indeed
No doubt no doubt no doubt
@@frenchrry Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool Cool
Indeed, indeed, indeed, no doubt about it, he's definitely the best and most perfect sitcom man.
Cool Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
Indeed indeed indeed indeed indeed
I like that when they make it a joke, the joke is not that the sentiments and ideas are wrong, the joke is he's awkward at expressing them because Jake is bad at speaking.
I know I love it sm, he's just our awkward boy
People constantly say there can never be a show as funny as The Office again because people are “too sensitive” and you “can’t make offensive jokes anymore” … I loved The Office and when I first watched it it _was_ in fact one of the funniest shows I watched. But a smaller portion of the humor actually did go too far or relied on the actual offensiveness of the joke to be the humor rather than Michael & others just being ignorant or having no filter. Especially jokes about sexualizing women and making them uncomfortable. That was considered humor just because… But then I watched Brooklyn 99, and I saw that it’s SO much funnier than The Office and it just about never made a single offensive joke. Humor is not based on controversy and this show cracked that code perfectly.
The Office is a show of its time and I think we can still understand that some of the humor was funny _because_ it was based on things people used to say or believe, and we can still like the show, but it needs to be understood that this kind humor can be left in the 2000’s. We’ve grown enough that shows like B99 can be wildly successful in a new and improved social/political climate. B99 supremacy >>>>>
Is The Office really considered the pinnacle of the funniest show ever nowadays?
Also Parks and Rec also falls into the category of comedy without being offensive
@@obsessivefangirl5055 less offensive than the office, but a little offensive still. Poor Jerry
@@hanschroer oh yeah for sure, the Jerry jokes were borderline bullying. Not to mention every time Tom sexualised women.
B99 is funny, but is not in the same league as the office.
His speech to her father at 2:33 is my favourite
"Every time I think I understand how bad it is, it's just way worse than I imagined." That quote pretty much summed up my feelings when seeing so many of my women friends and family members sharing the MeToo hashtag when it started.
Even after the hashtag, imagine how many women and girls are afraid to talk about what they went through
and the fact that rather than glorifying it they made it look normal, as it should be. he made perverted puns but also did not offend anyone, we need more Jake Peralta's in this world rip-
-It’s ok, I’m used to it
-That’s even sadder!
So relatable. Not everyone immediately realizes that.
what i love about him is that he doesnt try to be a know-it-all about feminism and actually respects it by willing to listen and learn more. that is very attractive.
If you told me 10 years ago I'd find the guy who sang "Jizzed in my pants" one of the most attractive men on television, I would not have believed you. But here we are.
🤣🤣 The way you aren't wrong
I didn't need this perspective in my life 😂😂😂😂😂
this is so real, I actually wasn't interested in B99 the first couple seasons because I was like "oh the lonely island guy? pass" and now I'm obsessed with Jake and Andy lmao
I think the moment before 2:20, when he encouraged Amy to hurt him harder, is pretty good too :)
1:20 almost made me spit my water out cause of his face
the way he's funny and respectful at the same time, i love it
He is just the absolute best and so caring, progressive and compassionate (and I absolutely love that Andy's the same way), all men should be more like him and should take notes from him. Amy really married the sweetest, most feminist and best fictional guy on earth.
There is so much wrong with this comment that i wont even adress it . If someone else would be down to do it for me i would be really gratefull for that.
Why do you think that?
@@averagezyzzenjoyer5630 i mean jake is the best tho
@@fredar1217 nah i really ove his charackter. He is funny and just overall a cool chrackter. That doesnt make him someone you should aspire to be like .
@@averagezyzzenjoyer5630 why not?
If a man tells you he can't be funny AND progressive, he's just unintelligent
Jake is the man we all need in our lives
you should check out my recent if you like b99 ::))))))))
Something I really love about this is that in the earlier seasons these moments were much more likely to be jokes, and both the show and the character evolved to take this more seriously
I like that. Its making fun of the people with those extreme left believes while still leaving it to the viewer to decide if they agree with it or not because the joke isnt that obvious
Boyle screaming "I'M STILL WITH HER" lmfao
I love how this show demonstrates how you can make a good comedy and avoid cheap jokes. Peralta is funny and goofy, but is still highly respectful of women and his co-workers (who are different in race & sexuality)
one of the many reasons i love this man so much-
"I don't see gender SIR"
This man is amazing
He cares os much about her, and he respects women’s sights as much, this rlly warms my heart!
Cant even describe how happy I am that you’re back
as the person who havent watched I gonna say he's a feminist without realizing he's a feminist. Which makes him truly more feminist
i think he knows hes feminist but doesn't realise some of the stuff he says is feminist
like he doesn't know how feminist he actually is
I love when characters are written realistically. Like when a character says something, then another character tells them it's offensive. They still mess up and make mistakes and offend people. It shows that they're human. The way that we know they're not a bad person is how they react when they get called out on that. Using Jake as an example, if he were to say or do something unknowingly sexist, racist, homophobic, etc. he wouldn't get upset about it. He would immediately apologize and put in the effort to change that behavior or not say it ever again.
This is the way that everyone should be. The more we see this in media, the more normalized it's going to be. Especially those in the majority. Because a lot of people don't mean to be offensive. They genuinely didn't know it was offensive. At least most of the people I know are more than happy to change some ways of thinking if they learn that they are being offensive. I think (or I hope) that most people are that way too. The problem is, is that when someone is correcting someone else, they see it as an attack on their character, so they get offended, and attack back. I think if we see more character like Jake in the media, it will be easier to make everyone else change.
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That line about being followed into the bathroom at 1:57 hits different after I just rewatched Top Gun (1986). The "seduction" scenes in that are TERRIFYING from the perspective of a lone female at a bar...being drunkenly "serenaded" by 50 testosterone-fueled dudes and then literally FOLLOWED INTO THE BATHROOM by the one who was most aggressive and got rejected.
Different times, for sure. Let's keep normalizing feminism. More Jake Peraltas and fewer Mavericks, please!!
Edit: spelling error
Omg stfu, masculinity doesn’t cause men to become violent rapist.
When he says these things so subtly... It just makes me feel so good. Gives me peace internally. I love b99. It takes up so many social issues and respects everyone's view.
Except the other side 😂. It respects YOUR POV. Modern family tackles the stupidity of both sides, and that’s the reason it’s 1000X funnierz
Amy's "huh?" in the documentary scene is her turned on voice. It's the same tone she has whenever she says "oooh mama". Melissa is such a great actress, i love the little details in this show.
He and Deadpool are the funniest feminists I’ve ever seen!
“I feel like maybe I shouldn’t be here…Or should I be here because men should be part of the conversation” vs “Is it sexist to hit you, is it more sexist to not hit you”
I love the fact that Brooklyn 99 has episodes focusing on heavier subjects. Like how Captain Holt was treated as a gay black police officer, how Terry experience racism, the pressure of coming out and the subtle and not-so subtle ways that gender inequality is still prevalent. Sadly a lot of people don’t see reality and think that just because there are successful people of minority groups it means that there’s equality which is far from the truth.
@Kasha O'Basha Wow. Thank you for adding so much to the conversation. But I think it has been enough IPad time for the day.
“I’ve always known you were going to be my boss”❤️
0:37 thank you Jake
I like how the show did this, it's a good example
1:28 ICONIC 💀
This is going straight to the Happy Place playlist. Jake Peralta is human being goals, and I feel seen. 💖
A world would be a lot safer place if even 60% of men would start being like Jake Peralta 👑❤️
The opposite is ge case. You just assume that most man ate rapists and shit which is conpletely false. If 60% of men were like jake we would live in anarchy and i really love jake but he cant take responsebillity and probably wouldnt be able to Support his family as well defend women in the case of rape (im more talkinc about a normal dude beeing like jake because him beeing a cop kinda erases the last point about rape)
I don't know, it would be great if more men were more like him but sadly very few real and fictional dudes even come close to being half as lovely and supportive and selfless as him, despite often getting too much credit or praise. All men should take notes from Jake (and Andy S), as he's very underrated and underappreciated if anything.
Maybe women need to grow up and improve themselves instead of blaming men for their own life failures.
@@BishopWalters12Explain to me how patriarchy is the fault of women? You’re the one perpetuating it right now, dude.
@@walrus2515 LOL, good one.
his character is so well developed and I love that he’s funny yet respectful and unproblematic.
"loosening up my flowerbind fingers, imma go nuts on the daisies" is just the best line
One of the best things about Jake is that he never felt threatened by Amy’s drive and success he celebrated and admired her for it
We love a respectful king
he rose standers for men
feminist, good dad, potter and swiftie..... what else can i ask for💕
All except good dad and potter r cringe and too feminine for a man especially swiftie
1:48 Mr. Santiago's face 😂😂
Something i love about this show is how they actually use the word feminist for boys. They don't shy away from it.
In other shows sure they have guys that aren't assholes and support women and equality etc but they never mention the word feminist or call themselves one.
While in b99 they aren't afraid of having a guy actually say that he is a feminist.
Thank you for this comp!! I've been pointing out all these same scenes and saying, "This is how it's done!" Now you've done me a favor by putting them in one place 🙏
i'm so dead at lin manuel miranda being in the first clip
Tbh a lot of these when he doesnt express the "I'm with her, I'm feminist" they go unnoticed because they normalize that he is a feminist. Like they show these actions and thoughts like "hey this is him, a guy that gets or tries to get it" and that's amazing
"I am genuinely very sorry that this is something you have to go through all the time."
"It's okay, I'm used to it."
"That's even sadder."
*HE GETS IT* ♡
My favorite thing is how all of his lines about feminism are delivered. They're delivered in a humerous but respectful way that shows that he's not gonna know everything and probably get a few things wrong but he's trying and learning nonetheless. Amazing acting and writing.
I love how he defends amy from her mother
that was her mother
Every day I get sad about the fact that I'll never watch this show for the first time again
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every time I watch your videos, I want to rewatch this series again the firsts seasons are so gold
Omg that last part is so fucking true! I'll be like "I think I got a decent grasp on the issues women are facing and while I'll never experience them myself I'll try my best to support them. I fully understand there's probably more to learn tho" then I'll learn there's another thing and even though I expect it I'm like "FUCKING GOD THERE'S MORE!? WHY IS THERE MORE!? HOW IS THERE MORE!? HOW DID WE COME UP WITH MORE!?" And then the cycle repeats with more and more info.
Just one of the several reasons we love Jake, best man in tv
@travooozle why are you hating on Jake? Name an actual better TV Male person
Jake peralta is gem💎
There are new shows that will come and go, but B99 will remain one of my favorite shows. I've seen over and over the show, and it was so amazing. When I feel blue, I just watch it. 🥰🥰❤❤
Thank you so much for the amazing video.
2:23 Jake's arm might hurt a little but his excitement is top notch 🥹💖
We need more men like him pls he is just so amazing!!!
He is a fictional charackter and we dont need more men like him and people who believe that didnt think it through.
Yes, Jake's the best and probs the most feminist and supportive fictional guy on earth and the fact that he would give up so much and do anything for his family and work family without expecting a thank you or anything in return is super sweet and sets him apart. I know the bar is low for men but Jake puts practically all other white, straight real and fictitious dudes to shame and is about 1000 times better than most white male sitcom leads.
@@heatherstephenson3559 the Bar isnt Set low for men.
@@heatherstephenson3559 why do you bring race into this?
Sorry, think I just saw this, I don't know, I think a lot of the time it's pretty low for real and fictional men and they get away with more and don't get hate and scrutiny the way that women do which is why I get frustrated when Jake doesn't get the appreciation that he deserves as he's the best and a rare example of a sitcom man who deserves better and more kindness/appreciation/compassion.
I love Jake Peralta ( Andy ) so much, he’s so respectful, bubbly and perfect ❤
There’s a guy at my work who wears a shirt saying “this is what a feminist looks like” maybe 3 days a week. He’s genuinely one of the most irritating, patronising and sexist people I’ve ever met. He constantly “boasts” about how he “knows women are smart and capable” and then makes gross and offensive jokes at their expense. He then says “it’s just a joke, I’m a feminist!!!” Like, if you really are a feminist, you don’t need to wear a fucking SHIRT saying that. Words are very supportive, but actions often do speak louder in this case. Brooklyn 99 is the perfect example of normalising men just being decent and supportive (and feminists) whilst also making it funny and highlighting it’s importance. Jake, I wish I could hang out with you ever day instead of that dickbag
Not surprising. It's like those 'nice guys,' who need to go out of their way tell you they're nice, and respect women. That's usually why no woman wants him, because women only date scum, or he's not attractive enough, or rich enough, and all women are superficial gold diggers. Because apparently that's how guys who respect women think about us.
They never seem to realize the truth. They're alone because, while women do often have these flaws, many simply have too much self respect. We don't want a whiney, hypocritical, passive agressive, sexist.
He should’ve planned that call out. “Mr. Santiago I plan to ask your daughter to marry me. I would like, but do not require your blessing, as it is her decision. Also any suggestions on how to purpose based on childhood dreams would be much appreciated.”
Honestly "He should've planned that out" describes a lot of Jake's life lol.
“Man up? SEXIST. I’m sorry but I don’t see gender SIR” always cracks me up 😂
I love how they’re not forcing it and it’s just kind of lowkey
He is so damn attractive for this as if he wasn't attractive enough already
Every second of this video makes me love him more
Him standing up for Amy's really sweet-
I can imagine Jake with bloodshot eyes watching that documentary in the middle of the night and going: "Wow..."
“I’m about to go nuts on the daisies”, oh my god I love him
I gotta say I loved when Jake called Amy out on her own sexism. Tell a male to "be a man" or man up is no better than telling a woman to be a lady.
It's almost like men and women are different and not every single thing is sexist.
@@Squatch24there are way less differences than ya think.
there's nuance in the world, and all genders and sexes should be equal, we're all humans
When we say we hate men we, of course, are not talking about this lovely gentleman right here😌
Dude that makes him so much more attractive as a character too 🤩
I love this show, I’ve watched it over 7 times and have never got bored of it.
why did this make me tear up😢 I'm so tired man
Love how amy and rosa make faces when he's trying, like "he's a lil' confused, but he's trying" 😂
The thing I love about this, the thing the show really got right
Is the way feminist characters don’t look at men as the enemy
Feminism was never about making men and women enemies, it was about making them equals
The writers understood this, and they did good at ensuring that the characters who fought for feminism didn’t demonize men
@@speedswiper1866women and men are equals
2:49 I'm a little conflicted about this episode obviously it's a great message, but also Gina spends the first few seasons Sexual Harrassing Terry and it's played for laughs
the show has its flaws yea
1:38
Why does this interaction remind me of Percy Jackson and Annabeth Chase?
Jake and Amy are so much like Percy and Annabeth it’s great
@@wallacealex4638 To quote from Disney's version of Hades: "You are correct, sir!!"
Jake reminds me of Percy in 80% of his scenes. I think it's the combination of ADHD, humor, and genuine respect for other people
Oof, that delivery of the last line just hits the feels hard
Lo amo con todo mi corazón.
Honey, we all do
i swear jake's the most amazing human being.
“i’m still with her” is my fave 💀💀
I love how he understands that there will always be more to learn about feminism
I’m a feminist so no wonder I love Jake 🕺
His character is so sweet and he’s rly funny too!
2:00 and 2:04 get me every time
also the last one was SO SAD OMG
Jake is a freaking amazing dude. Like-yes he is hilarious, but he loves Amy so much AND he is an ally for Rosa and Holt and gahhhhhbbbb. I love Jake so much
That’s why I love b99 cause sitcoms can be funny considerable and comfortable at the same time