CODY JOHNSTON DESTROYS EWOK RIGHT KAREN BEN SHAPIRO IN MASSIVE DEBATE and unlike Ben's videos he doesn't just call his security to escort him out after the debate goes wrong
It’s cathartic ! He’s got terrible takes on just about everything, so hearing that is validating. There’s a reason why the Ben Shapiro vids are some of SMN’s most watched videos. Low hanging fruit can still be deliciously ripe.
Ben calling The Batman woke and then immediately listing all of the black actors made my jaw drop. Like I always knew it was just good old racism, but to hear him spew that out was unreal.
Yeah, I was expecting him to complain about casting POC for originally white characters, but to literally complain that they cast black people as good characters! 🤨 Why would that be an issue?!? Unless you think POC should play villains for some reason🙄
Cody should've brought up the fact they tried to say Lady Ballers wasn't anti-trans, it was about how "nobody cares about womens sports!". Then brought up how it eas originally supposed to be a documentary about how "men are infiltrating womens sports by pretending to be women" by they couldn't find ANY examples of that actually happening. Then they tried to find a group of men to pretend to be trans and then try and get on a womans sports team but they couldn't find ANY men who were willing to do the minimum requirements necessary to be considered trans. Which is just *chef's kiss* amazing. They literally proved how much of a made up issue it was, just amazing.
And even when they admitted to this their little seals just clapped, even know they basically just admit that the fear mongering they're spreading was BS. Proving they're completely aware they're wrong but they don't care, they simply just don't care.
"I don't care if I offend you" is the most juvenile mentality, not one a grown adult in a society should be proud of. Like, there's "I don't care what you think" and there's, "I'm going out of my way to be rude and hostile for my own entertainment".
It reminds me of people in high school who would proudly say "I don't give a fuck!" to just about anything, my response to that became "Okay... then why should anyone give a fuck about you?" as they start to wonder why they don't have any friends.
And also get real mad that there's not enough of some other country's flag in that country when he's only poorly cosplaying someone from that country even though the flags are still there. It's in the song. Like, the one actual non-cosplaying Americans sing at the football games. The one without the goalies. Normally I wouldn't have to make that distinction but, and I cannot stress this enough, Norm McDonalds is _not_ American. It's fucking appropriation or stolen valor or some shit.
Well as a Gay woman I don't care if I do offend someone by simply existing, _a non-offensive non-action._ *But these mfs SET OUT to be offensive ABOUT being offended, say they don't care if you are, and then get even more offended that people were offended.* *_It's dumb af._* Edit: Like it's always those who CONSTANTLY talk shit who can't take shit. 💀
Nick Offerman's character on The Last of Us is a gay man who spent his life in the closet, but once out loved so deeply that it kept him alive. He also: killed the most zombies of any single character, was the mist prepared, the least fooled by the government and was so capable that in the end the only thing to end him was himself.
And that was because the love of his life wanted to go out on his own terms instead of suffering through a degenerative disease in the post-apocalypse.
God I loved that episode. I kept waiting for things to go bad like in the game. But they surprised me and made the most beautiful love story I’ve ever seen. I cried so much during that episode.
Cody, always a shining example of how the left gets humor and why the essence of conservative humor will always be Nelson from the Simpsons going, "HA HA!"
@@PatrickWDunne Starship Troopers surely has no political message whatsoever, right? The last bastion of how cool war is cannot be coopted by the woke mob...
A fun fact that will probably come up in your next video on Ladyballers: Ben Shapirio explicitly admitted ON THEIR OWN SHOW that they tried to make Ladyballers a documentary at first, but they had to resort to making it a fictional movie instead because real life women's sports don't actually let men do that. You have to go through years of HRT and none of their guys were willing to do that. Which means when they made this movie they knew the premise was incorrect. What a shock.
I think the most "woke" movie ever is probably *Blazing Saddles.* It constantly jokes about racists and white supremacists. It's progressive. It denounces Nazis. Totally woke.
My favorite quote from that movie perfectly describes politics from then and today, "You have to understand these people are just simple farmers... They're people of the land... The common clay of the new west... You know... Morons."
*"No Blazing Saddles is NOT woke actually because they say Nig- I mean the N-word woke Hollywood won't make movies like that anymore."* An actual thing I've seen around the Internet Chuds are really media illiterate
Thank you for teaching me a new word.. however,.I'm not that your assumption is correct, at least if I have understood the word correct. Because, these conservative dudes aren't genuinely warm and empathetic, at all. At least, that's what my research has concluded. I would say they're the same thing they accuse the other of being, basically "fake woke", or I pretend and visit true signal, but deep down, I'm a bad guy who just wants your money and your wife. This is psychological projection. I think that's what's going on 99% of the time Ben Shappy opens his mouth.
not even done with the razor ad and I can't get over it. I am the daughter who had to learn to shave her face. I'm not trans, I just grow facial hair. it's normal.
It is so weird to me that there are Human beings who can't think about females of their species having body hair without being grossed out. We are literally apes, FFS. We have hair.
My reaction was: "Hey, is anyone watching the little girl with the razor? That's not safe, is it? Did someone take the blade out before they started shooting?"
For a woman - Cutting the hair that grows on the top and side of your head: normal and appropriate. Trimming the hair that grows above your eyes: normal and appropriate. Trimming hair that grows anywhere else on your head or face: woke and part of the gay agenda somehow.
Imagine being a grown adult man who says "Barack Obama killed comedy" and that "hollywood doesn't make comedies anymore" when literally last year Nicholas Cage starred in a Dracula movie with a multiple minute ska music gag in it. Or like, also Cocaine Bear existing.😅
And Ted made a comeback in a sitcom streaming series that's actually better than the movies, and late night talk shows still exist and are still fucking hilarious (except Gutfeld, that show is so unfunny, even the audience can't even hold a chuckle at his awfu jokes), even Jon Stewart returned to host The Daily Show (but only on Mondays)
or that, despite his flaws, Obama was a pretty funny President. Like. When he made the lion king joke? That was solid. Or getting Keegan Michael Key to do his "anger translator," bit?
Bluey's Dad works, his job is just flexible so he's often home (I think he's supposed to he an archeologist). He even has to go on a six week trip at one point. They're just mad that a father is doing actual parenting.
I don't know a single thing about Bluey, but Bluey's dad seems cool. Archeology is cool. How conservative is it really ? And how truly infantile ? Because I like watching kids shows sometimes, but some of them make me want to enucleate myself with a tea spoon.
That is one handsome man. Unfortunately, that kind of series is utter trash to me. I just can’t stand it. 🤷♀️ Good to hear he has a stable income, though, that’s always good.
@@ArDeeMee I used to dislike American Dad, too, but I gave it another shot after I learned Bowie was writing for them (around season 15, I think), and it is laugh out loud funny. They changed the whole setup to make all the characters likeable and it works way better now.
I like how when Cracked decided to cut costs by no longer employing the only reason people watched their channel, Cody just said _"Fuck it, we're doin' it for real now"_
I wouldn't say Cody was the *only* reason I watched Cracked. I really enjoyed their After Hours series. But I do agree with you that it's pretty great the SMN team is doing their own thing
"everyone I know that's retired died within five years" 😂 as though retirement is what killed them. He isn't even delusional because you know he doesn't actually believe this crap, he's just blowing smoke. It's so transparent and shameless.
@zenleeparadise it's true though my Dad my 3 Uncles all retired all dead by 70 from heart attacks and strokes It definitely wasn't smoking 2 packs a day or working in an industry that my Uncle breathed toxic chemicals or that my Grandfather died around 70 from a degenerative heart disease It couldn't possibly be
The funny thing about Bandit and his working situation is that he isn't even a stay at home dad. He works in academics, he has a PhD in Archeology. He just gets lots of downtime between digs and primarily works from home. So they both have jobs lol.
Honestly, why wouldn't a girl who's growing and wanting to shave her legs not want to learn from the person she sees everyday shaving and not cutting himself, you don't even need woke reasons for dads to teach daughters how to shave.
@@0Clewi0Shaving your face everyday with a straight razor will, in fact, prepare you for shaving legs and dealing with tricky areas like knees. 10/10 would teach.
You get the sense that after doing all the grim research for the Gaza episode that they needed to take some shots at a punching bag. As a viewer, I appreciate this.
Tangential, but it reminds me of how people think game reviews from major publications use some '6-10' rating scale, where 6 is horrible and 10 is great. They just genuinely dont realize that even 6/10 games tend to have some competent or even fun aspects, and that there's mountains of truly bad games getting released all the time that would absolutely get 3/10 or whatever if the reviewers actually gave them the time and attention to do so, but they dont.
It’s so weird how progress is seen as a bad thing when it’s put into a political/philosophical “pro-noun”, yet the same people will use the argument of “the march of progress” to excuse destruction of the environment and/or eradication of people who are seen as obstacles.
Yeah. Funny. It's almost like there too completely subjects, that are in no way directly comparable, or that just because you use the word "progressive" in political description, doesn't mean that the word accurately represents you. Or that "this sounds like that though eh duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh" isn't actually useful for nuanced political discussion Twit!
One of my favorite points in Ben's review of Barbie is that he gets mad and asks "ISN'T THIS SUPPOSED TO BE A KIDS MOVIE?!" multiple times. As if he couldn't see that the movie was rated PG-13 that he could read on the poster that he took a picture with.
@@Cara.314 I could see Ben pirating the movie and skipping around the film until he has enough 'material' might be why he missed the ending, then again it is as common as the dawn a conservative like Ben has already made up his mind about something and surprised reality doesn't fit their assumptions.
The 2001: A Space Odyssey reference, Barbie thinking about death, and the beach off joke in the trailers....yeah, totally a movie for kids. I honestly don't know why people expected that.
Fun fact: Ben Shapiro once made the claim that rap isn't music (and got schooled by music youtuber 12tone, look it up). Very hypocritical of him to now use rap to try to connect with people... which is on brand, I guess.
That razor ad at the beginning made me laugh. Conservatives are apparently unaware of *cis* women like myself who have PCOS and/or naturally high testosterone. I've shaved my face almost every day since I was 13. It's just a small patch of scruff on my chin, but it's always nice knowing that I could have Shaggy from Scooby-Doo's beard if I wanted
Conservatives are incredibly unaware of pcos. I've seen mutliple pictures *cis women with pcos who have facial hair get passed around on conservative social media with people making fun of them, calling them men or transwomen, saying they're not fooling anyone, etc. It's so disgusting. And absolutely transparent. Conservatives can go on and on about how your chromosomes and sex are so important. But face a fully XX women with a hormone difference and refuse to believe it could exist. Or if they do say well women with pcos are such a small percent its "woke" to even consider them in statements about women. Bc to them the only women worth considering are skinny ones with perfectly working uterus and ovaries who can bear children and look conventionally attractive doing so. *That's not even mentioning how plenty of people with pcos have such a hormonal difference they identify themselves as intersex. I say cis women because I've seen women with beards and pcos who call themselves cis in this position. But pcos absolutely can be an intersex condition. Conservatives lose their mind at the idea of intersexness existing, as though a completely natural way to be born is "woke". When really they're just upset to see anything that doesn't immediately fit in their world view and gave to protest its woke when they get made uncomfortable considering that maybe other people experience different lives than them.
Come to think of it, I believe an ex of mine also had that. Didn't make her any less womanly, just slightly more hairy (until she shaved her face with doubtlessly WOKE razors, FUNDED BY GEORGE SOROS because I kept forgetting to buy them, and it turns out that George is a really thoughtful guy). People get so weird about nothing. As an aside Shaggy really did have it made: he had a Great Dane who was on his level, who would be brave when it really counted, and who is still alive as of 2019 despite being first seen as an adult Dane in 1969. I was going to add other things (commenting on how Shaggy had the perfect freelance gig for a counterculture stoner, etc.), but it really just is that Shaggy had Scooby and vice versa. ...I don't know if the beard helped with that, but hey, it couldn't hurt.
Been working in the industry for almost 20 years, and I've lost count of how many people I've met who come out to LA, fail to make it big (more often due to ego than lack of talent), then spend the rest of their lives trash-talking Hollywood as "elitist against outsiders"
I mean, there's some truth to this. Hollywood can be insular in ways, and it's very tough to break in without having the right connections, even if you're genuinely talented. The industry is not a pure meritocracy by any means, much like most any other media industry. But there's a difference between being bitter at being rejected while complaining about some potentially valid issues in Hollywood and being bitter at being rejected while making up the dumb idea that Hollywood only rejected them cuz it's too 'leftist' or whatever. I mean, Hollywood has never been more capitalist-driven than it is right now. We're literally coming right off another giant strike because of shitty Hollywood attitudes towards workers. Of course, we all know when right wingers complain about 'politics', they mean entirely culture wars stuff. They've just moved so far right on the social scale that literally any kind of message of acceptance or anything perceived as being such is the 'woke agenda' at work, rather than just acknowledging some basic ass human decency. They're just all awful human beings.
@@maynardburger true dat. Nepotism and ill-gotten connections are common in Hollywood, and they are more interested in product than art. Even the truly beautiful works have something sinister attached to them (e.g. abuse of animators on Spider-Verse). It also is heartbreaking to see the ones come soooooo close to success eff it up because of some bonehead move (classic example was a colleague who fired the agent that got him a movie deal so he wouldn't have to give up a percentage, and the producers dropped him because of this, thinking he would be too volatile to work with). Beyond the culture war focused on Hollywood, it all feels like part of the Right's unending animosity towards California as a whole. They literally celebrate when people get killed in forest fires or earthquakes as "karma' or "God's wrath", despite the fact that these more often hurt inland/rural conservatives than "coastal elites." I even have by-the-book Orange County Christian conservatives in my family who get maligned by other conservatives simply for their address. California and Hollywood will always be scapegoats because they're shorthand for "tha libz", and the experiences of those who couldn't get their big ideas made are just arrows for the quiver, or in the Right's case, magazines for the assault rifle.
It is also worth noting that Hollywood by it's very nature has always been "woke" in the sense that it's been diverse since it's founding. Entertainment was considered to be a 'lowly' job at the time, it lacked the 'glitz and glammer' we know now. That's why so many singers, actors, filmmakers, etc tended to be from various minority groups for decades, almost exclusively. They were forced into it because rich white assholes didn't want to 'dirty' themselves with a job like 'entertainment' back then. So they basically let Jews, POC, closeted gay men, women (in general) and so on become the faces of entertainment. Then the fame and fortune started rolling in. Then those minorities who worked in entertainment were making actual wealth and names for themselves. Movies, music, radio, television (later on) and so on. Then those same rich white assholes who demanded the lowly minorities be their entertainment, then turned around and said, "Oh my god, these people are getting popular! It must be a COMMIE PLOT to undermine the USA!" And that is why Hollywood was so targeted during the Red Scares. It's also why Republicans and the anti-woke crowd even now really hate Hollywood and the like. They despise that all these people with diverse traits are making entertainment, because conservative asswipes think they're entitled to control everything and how dare 'those people' have a dissenting opinion. Cuz like everything else with the modern Republican party, it's all projection, it's all bigoty, it's all bullshit and lies to justify them silencing and destroying anyone who doesn't look, think, and act like they do.
But you see this character being a woman instead of a man seriously fecked with the writing of this movie, trust me bro. I heard it from someone online
Imma say it... Marvel Fans... Half of Marvel's output was ALWAYS mediocre, Disney Live Action film from the late 70's level. People tried to bring this to your attention but you had to be a blind fanboy because when they were good they were good... Again, like half the time. So, since fans didn't really seem to care about quality neither did Marvel. Being even a B- movie or show is HARD WORK. So... Better to coast. The fans won't mind, right? It ain't that stuff is "woke", it is that Marvel was rewarded for doing low quality, low effort product in the past. Why wouldn't they coast? And... A lot of folks told ya'lls. Don't be angry at Brie Larson... Look in the mirror.
I am sick of it too, why did netflix do that to my girl katara, who was a girlbss but also a flawed good developed character and thats why she is the best. Why, or how sokka was insecure and sexist and thats was the fird he shed in becoming more secure in himself and a really good message that sexism is just very insecure. Being a man means to grow into your strenghs whatever creative that be. Not pretend. Not woke enough, or rather didnt keep the original really good arcs and the build up. Like how katara manages so much and has flaws. Terminator 2 is pretty , yeah, its goddamn political , with a badass mom , and commentary on technology. I think a lot is that instead letting strong females fail, and really mess up, to come then back to earn the triumph, while having flaws but being more relatable as result. And not alone either nessesary. Everybody needs help. Media needs to let like strong female characters or characters that carry that, mess up, be flawed, be human, earn the comeback. Not be boring. Also messing up can mean anything, like kim possible is a lot embarassed and looses confidence in highschool, thats a way to fail. you dont need to loose a fight. ore be embarassed. Honestly they should lean into captain marvels too self serious across that it comes off as comedic akward to make her more human. with shinanigans and fail too. social or otherwise.
@@miguelvelez7221 I miss disneys weird original movies that werent remakes but just did stuff and experimented. There are even pretty good ones. One is very irish. and the merlad movie is , i like it. Its not always good but trhe good weird you get with creativity and probably often bmovie budget. Ok i realize now i miss them, because bmovies, we need creative if not always good bmovies back that try and have the charm you get even when its not perfect, also not bad kids movies probably.
@@miguelvelez7221Marvel isn't even really "woke" either. It's all really generic and really toothless stuff. Course the definition of "woke" to a conservative is "I SAW A BLACK PERSON AND/OR A WOMAN IN THE MOVIE! THEREFORE ITS BAD!"
As the old flash game _Hangaroo_ put it: "Well, let me put on my shocked face." "Go ahead, critique my masterpiece!" "Your trashy movie is trash, and here's 37 thoroughly researched and annotated reasons why, covering everything from esthetics, to basic human psychology, to the history of cinema, to Kropotkin's _The Triumph of Bread,_ to the faults of conservatism, to..." "Wait, not like that, you were supposed to praise my genius!"
"We're okay with reviews from the other side UNLESS they come up first when you Google 'Lady Ballers Review' and then we will abuse the RUclips system and copyright claim footage from our own trailer in order to get it taken down!"
Honestly, The Walking Dead was more about humanity and society than zombies. It's almost like Zombie movies/shows aren't actually about flesh eating corpses...
@@UnicornsPoopRainbowsBecause Robert Kirkman doesn't know how to write subtext, at one point in the comic a living character literally shouts, "we're the walking dead!"
@@quietbox5949 Exactly they literally shout the title. Maybe Ellie should have said something like : "Maybe we are the last of us". Then Ben would get it.
FYI. The reason that song was no 1 on iTunes, is because it’s not terribly hard to run an iTunes campaign if you have a little press. People don’t buy songs that much any more. I have a song that was #1 in 3 countries. I’m proud it did that for various reasons, but I’m not deluded into thinking that streaming charts are more important.
And be the crew given the horrible cinematography. They apparently couldn't afford a level for their camera or sufficient lights to see the "actors" in the shot. Either that or they took the idea of "dark Snow White" literally and digitally darkened the entire trailer.
Wait does Ben Shapiro not think Jurassic Park is about how arrogant business men will get people killed with their cost cutting and inherently dangerous and poorly thought out products?
Okay all I can find is something about Jeff goldblum defending the presumption of innocence and apparently a Jurassic Park Twitter account making fun of Ben Shapiro
@@dengar96: Assuming that they are actually two different people, if given a choice, I would rather have a private dinner with the Zodiac after spending the day together at Six Flags than spend ten minutes alone in a waiting room with Ted Cruz.
@@coreyshafarman8918 Maybe he just got lucky, or the police are deeply stupid. It's also quite possible there were multiple killers pretending to be the Zodiac.... Jk, it's definitely Ted Cruz. The shape of his skull is definitive proof. Plus, Honest Don said it, and he would never lie.😇
The lack of media literacy is right on the nose. I remember the first time that hit me. I was talking to my Dad about a Genesis song we both like, "Keep it Dark." I was mentioning how cool of an idea it was, the world that they present in it. And he says "What, a world where a guy gets kidnapped?" and I was confused. I said "no, he wasn't really kidnapped, he went to another world, to the future or an alien planet." and he was confused and annoyed at that. "No, it says he met a gang of thieves and they let him go." And I tried to say "but he says 'I wish that I could really tell you all the things that happened to me and all that I have seen," and talks about the cities of light with no fear of war, and how it seems strange to have to lie about it, to 'Keep it Dark,' but that's the story." And he just... wouldn't have it. He wanted it to be simple, even at the cost of literally ignoring half of the lyrics. He's an intelligent man, an engineer, very well-read and clever, but for some reason, he doesn't like to think deeply about what something is saying. I don't know if it's just something that correlates with conservative thought, or if there's a causative relationship there.
same as people thinking "Jesus he knows me" is a christian song just because of the title and they're completely ignorant of.... all the other lyrics even after listening ot the song a thousand times.
Tom Nicholas has a video about what makes someone *susceptible* to becoming a fascist, apparently at least some studies show that having come to your beliefs uncritically makes you specifically vulnerable to fascism (and presumably other types of propaganda?). I should go back and watch it because it's been a while and it's pretty good but there's definitely something about being uncritical, or even afraid of criticism as some of these weirdos are, and being susceptible to propaganda.
@@mathiasrrybaanother, very prominent example, is "Born in the USA". So many jingoist "patriots" absolutely adore the song. Also I feel I must also must mention "In Bloom", best loved by the people it's making fun of.
This isn’t the first time I’ve heard something described as ‘anti-anti-’ something else. Does it mean American culture now recognizes intuitionistic logic and denial of the excluded middle? Asking for a friend who teaches logic to college students.
Oh no, not the topic's mixed together where Cody is Best and Worst at. His iother hollywood-video got so much valid criticism in the comments that he presumably never read. Leftists and Cody-Fans constantly call out his tunnelvision, his stramwnannig of countlesss rightwingers and... oh god, this episode will be full to the brim with straw, right?
I'm convinced she's some conservative clone Ben made by Mitosis not only does she look exactly like him but she also spouts so much awful rhetoric on the Internet I Call her E-girl Shapiro
It's actually pretty easy to discuss the political shortcomings of Barbie. It has a lot, including the ending trying to walk a tight rope between recognizing a problem and being incapable of advocating for radical change, but he's not smart enough or honest enough to actually have that dialog.
I find it telling that the antagonistic side of the movie, the Kens and their hyper-misogynistic patriarchy, did not hesitate to seize complete control of the government. That once they did, they immediately began enacting radical changes that drastically shifted the very fabric of their society. And yet, the side that is supposed to be for progress and opposition to regression, is okay with just being far more passive with their societal changes. Almost indicating that they don't think the way things were before were *that* bad, not bad enough to feel any amount of urgency about making a better and more equal world. They can take their sweet time fixing their imbalanced and unfair matriarchy. They'll get to it, *eventually*, probably. It's not like it's *that* big of an issue. To me, it perfectly, unintentionally demonstrates the democratic party in their incompetence at opposing the republican party. One side will not hesitate to seize control and begin enacting far-right, fascist policy when they get the opportunity. But the other side doesn't think that our society's flaws are fatal enough to warrant the same level of radical progressive action. Rather than actively reversing regression, they'd rather opt to just *slow* that regression, and then act like they have the moral high ground. They're afraid of being "too radical" about overhauling our broken system; how are they supposed to "reach across the aisle" and appeal to the fascists and moderate fascists if they actually make any real, material improvements?! Progress isn't possible with this kind of passivity. The matriarchy will most likely remain a dominant force in Barbieland for years to come, and it will continue actively hurting both the Kens and Barbies that live there in different ways, but nothing will change for the better because the supposedly "progressive" side is too afraid to put their foot down and take substantial action. It's because of this same passive mindset that America is destined to succumb to a fascist takeover, eventually; unless some serious changes happen within the democratic party itself as we know it, and it turns into a party that decides to stop being passive about progress. It's almost comical to me that the creators of Barbie seem explicitly aware of just how dangerously radical the regressive side in this situation is, yet still opt for a message of cookie-cutter liberal establishment democrat "passive progress" bullshit as if that's a viable solution for combatting that regression. TLDR: Barbie demonstrates a whole lot of liberal cognitive dissonance, which is pretty frustrating and not based.
@@Stickarms99Are you sure that’s not the point? I interpreted the ending when the barbies take control as poking fun at the passivity when it comes to progress. I mean the one barbie literally says to the Kens that they one day might even be able to participate politically (said in a funnier quippier manner). They don’t go further than that of course. But the point of the movie and comedy like this is to satirize reality, and of course barbie as a product to be bought and sold, not neccessarily give solutions. That would be a bonus, but it is largely left to the audience. It’s strange to expect the barbie movie to advocate for radical change. It doesn’t mean that there aren’t any criticisms that can be made though. It felt very liberal and safe in parts (throughout the movie not just the ending), but that is to be expected.
@@Stickarms99 The Good Place did something very similar with their representation of the actual good place denizens, committees and apologies in circles with no ability to make a decision. This reality is especially depressing when put to scale for what our "progressive" side is deeming too RRRADICAL left. For example, with Bernies proposed tax rates of 52% over 20 million, after adjusting for inflation the Nixon administration would have started taxing you at the same rate about 20 million dollars sooner then taxed you more. The M4A plan when compared to the developed world, looks an awful lot like what civilized countries call private insurance. These are the things our "left wing" has deemed radical left rainbow unicorn dreams.
Ben playing The Last Of Us: “Why are these stupid cut scenes constantly getting in the way of my zombie killing? Can everyone please stop talking? I don’t get why this game is so popular. There’s so much non-zombie killing in it.”
@@lowpolyzoe Nobody plays Last of Us for the Zombie killing, its success comes from being a Storydriven Sony Blockbuster Game. Thats like complaining about a Final Fantasy having too many cutscenes.
@@shizachan8421 I work in retail with pre-owned games and while most of the people play The Last of Us for the story, I actually had people complaining about how boring this game is, not enough Zombies, not enough action, ect There are people who play a game for the first time and if they have the option, they just skip through any story / cut scenes, cause they only want the gameplay and nothing else additionally on top.
@@InsomniacMoonbat Yeah but in this case, its more on them not doing basic research what a gamer is really about and what it offers and whether something else might be more up their alley. Like if somebody just wants an action packed game about killing Zombies and has no interests in story, they should buy Left 4 Dead and not Last of Us. Its like I go into Who killed the mocking Bird and complain about how I there weren't enough mockingbird murders happening in the movie.
@@shizachan8421 Yeah you don't have to tell me. If someone asks me: What's the best game I should buy, I tell them, there is no "best game" for everybody. And then continue explaining how a lot of people can really enjoy a game, think it's the best they ever played and the next one thinks it's boring and overrated. I had to tell people to not by TLOU, because they stated they don't care about story. They just want to shoot or punch something to unwind after work. They still wanted to buy it in the first place, cause not all of them actually care why a game is labeled as good by a majority. It may stem from the thought that everyone must have similar taste in games (or media overall). I don't know.
I used to be an Adam Carolla listener, he would do the Mr Birchum character on local radio in the 90s. It's based on his high school shop teacher who introduced him to a lifelong passion of building things and giving him an outlet to feel good about himself. Having an idea you cherish so much turned into a cheap receptacle for hateful un-jokes is dead perfect karma.
On paper and used sparingly, the Birchum character would be an entertaining secondary/side-character in any other sitcom, like a more unhinged parody of Wilson from Home Improvement. But as the main character with the same "Boomers/Gen-X are too old to understand their Millenial/Gen-Z kids, and the former are so much superior because of it!" joke for 30 minutes straight will get boring quick. Unless Adam Carolla can resist Ben and Jeremy's executive meddling and maybe take some pages from Bojack and F is for Family on giving Birchum a compelling character arc, it's gonna fail hard and be forgotten quickly.
People mistake Corolla being one of the most mean spirited jerks who can talk for hours non stop as comedy (don’t like that guy, Wher Jimmy grew up from his Man Show days, Corolla is still the same
Fun fact, did you know Steve Bannon also crashed and burned in the entertainment industry? He was executive producer on about 18 movies, and as far as I can tell, the vast majority of them flopped *hard.* Like, $2 Million Budget to $191,000 Box Office, hard.
That quote about 90s country on a loop says so much about Conservatives. I live in small town Missouri. I listened to country for a bit in the '90s. When I'm in a store playing country music, I recognize like 90% of songs. Not "recognize" like I heard them in a commercial or another store. No. They've been playing the same songs for decades. There's only one other group of people who loves watching the same movies or reading the same stories again and again. Very young children.
Some say that perfectly normal people could miss the dig, and just now get it. I know that some people are saying it, because I just said it right now.
That basketball movie kind of reminds me of The Ringer. You know, the Johnny Knoxville movie from almost two decades ago where he pretends to be disabled in order to get into the Special Olympics, thinking it'd be easier to win. He then learns he was horribly wrong, and experiences character growth while hanging out with people who are actually disabled and pegged him as a faker almost immediately. I don't think Freeballers or whatever it's called is going to have that kind of character development. And if it does, it's more than likely going to include infantilization.
spoilers:it doesn't, and in fact is predicated on the assumptions that men are inherently better than women at everything physical even if they're in their middles and out of shape and the main lesson is men shouldn't be in things made for women because its unfair towomen, ssupposedly.
80% of conservative outrage is just them finding out how the real world works for the first time. When conservatives became aware of transgenderism they figured the condition could help them futher their pedophilic dreams and have beem deliberately misinterpreting ever since.
Whats crazy is that in LadyBallers, one of the main character actually learns that might be trans, they’re happy now and starting to embrace being a woman, only for the Jeremy Boring’s character to say “you’re just confused bro”, then that’s it, that characters arc/journey is over They almost had the most basic character arc and even then, couldn’t do it😂
And if it was a parody it would still be awful like Epic Film because the gags don’t work and the story the parody is based around is even more undeveloped. Also the most bland looking cinematography I’ve ever seen. Then there’s the directing and performances and…yeah it’s just a bad movie.
Everything conservatives do feels like they're parodying themselves but, like you already said, they're deadly serious. Which makes it even more hilarious lol
Welp, to be fair movies and their titles can be misleading, confusing, or just hard to understand for some abnormal reason because even in my case when I went to see Disney’s “Snow White” movie in a galaxy far far away a long long time ago I was disappointed to find it’s not a documentary about historical exploration in Antarctica 🤔😏🙄😂jk
Considering she couldn't possibly miss the guys with the hoods and swastika flags outside those rallies. She's acting even she thinks she's on the right side of history...
Every single conservative trying to "How do you do fellow kids?" to milennials and younger always come across as what someone on RUclips called a Pizza Cutter: No point, all edge.
@@damien678 You put your finger right on it. They would obviously use old references, like they did with the razor commercial. I only know the reference because my bones ache and I don't vote for them because my race and sexuality are both listed as "Political" on the official boomer conservative checklist.
@@Gloomdrake yeah, but none of them are good, there's even another one coming out where he's playing Show White and just from the teaser alone, it's obviously cheaply made garbage, at least Disney's version is just recycled
I’m convinced that ag1 pays Cody to obviously choke down their sweetened algae slurry, despite being a terrible ad, because it’s sadistically entertaining.
Don't forget the main reason all the Daily Wire "talent" had to actually be in Ladyballers was because all the actors they sent the script to, even ones with almost no portfolio, sent the script back with a "HELL NO."
Another example of conservative 'cancel culture' before that term was invented and eventually coopted to only mean when the left doesn't like something.
@@johnnyviking8152Not that on its on, but if there's a lot more examples, then maybe to definitely depending on scope and scale. Being racist and being a racist are different. It's subtle, but you can do something racist and it doesn't make you one, but it's up on the scoreboard now, and if you score enough point people will start to wonder.
It's weird how how they were furious that the Disney version's Snow White's skin wasn't "white as snow", then went on to cast someone in their own version who wasn't particularly pale either.
I want him to challenge Caitlyn Clark to a game of 1 on 1 or better yet get Brittany Griner and tell her that he loves Russia… I bet she would skunk him
You just know her parents are big DW fans and that’s the only reason she had to do the job. Would be amazed if she was properly compensated or consulted
@@Nick-cs4ocI seriously doubt it. Between DW's glorification of Hollywood's "Golden Age culture" of studios dominating actors with binding contracts, their dislike of various worker's rights today, seeing children as little more than malleable pawns for their political agenda, she's likely getting nothing out of it... ...except, likely getting dragged into a 100-movie/show deal for the rest of her life, and getting paid only in figurative and literal peanuts once Jeremy uses her again to shill a shipment of "anti-Woke" roasted nuts
Bruh. A razor full from the box would absolutely suck. Mostly because it’s something you’ll find out at the worst possible time: when trying to get ready for what ever your first commitment for the day is. Aka, a time you’re almost guaranteed not to have the flexibility to go get another razor. Just terrible.
I wish there was a quick message at the beginning of the Barbie movie that said something like, "we don't mean all men, but if you feel especially defensive about this film, we do mean you."
"You might have thought that what we were going to get was Ken gets treated with respect as a person..." That is so literally exactly what happens at the end. One of the many points of the movie is Ken cultivating an identity beyond being a sidepiece to Barbie, and Barbie tells Ken towards the end, "I'm sorry I took you for granted." Both the characters and the movie itself start looking at Ken as an individual.
Are we really expecting Shapiro to get what that's trying to say, though? Sometimes I wonder if writers get too carried away being clever with how they present the core themes of their story. Not because I think it's pretentious per se, but because a significant amount of the audience not only miss the point but go totally the wrong way with it.
@@django3422oh I'm sure Ben understood it just fine. He doesn't care about what the movie said he cares about how he can twist it to support the his worldview.
@@django3422A key part of conservatism is being an uncanny valley human who’s so close to being a real person but with all the empathy and humanity removed. If it doesn’t explicitly affect them they cannot relate
It doesn't even matter. Ben never even recognized the whole movie was based on role reversal in the first place, even though it was about as subtle as a punch to the face.
My favorite part of this cinematic universe is how The Daily Wire completely gave up on appealing to any sort of audience outside the Daily Wire and made the trash heap known as Lady Ballers.
Most of these newscorps get funded by the deep state so it really doesn't matter who they appeal to. Their job is to dirty the waters and to provide gaslighting and the perception that some people believe in the BS.
I think anyone working there is too enthralled in their own bubble to consider the idea of making comedy (or ANY content) made for a wider audience. Everyone that is not MAGA is a perceived enemy and therefore why would they make their content appealing to anyone but themselves? The rest of us are “unpatriotic Marxists who want to destroy America”, making us completely unworthy of their unquestionably top tier “entertainment”.
My art professors talked a lot about how “all art is political”, which isn’t to say all art has a specific political message it’s pushing, but rather that narrative art portrays themes and values (intentionally or unintentionally) and we should think about the messages we put into our work. Anyways, it amazes me how many conservatives apparently can’t notice surface level themes in media? Like, even messages the characters outright say
At this point watching Cody do the AG1 commercials i think it might genuinely have health benefits but in a 'i'm working on becoming immune to all poisons so i can survive the goblet scene in The Princess Bride' kinda way
Don’t forget, they also astroturf most of their media. Can’t remember what conservative movie it was, but people said it was “sold out” with empty theaters.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Rich folks would just buy EVERY ticket for the sake of the appearance of the movie being popular. And then they’d turn around and say, “Look, the movie is totally popular. It’s so good!”
@@Blueeyesthewarrior: It blows my mind that people still don't understand that popular ≠ good. There are soooooooo many examples, but I don't wanna start a flamewar with my own opinions on the subject.
Funnily enough, RUclipsr Dead Domain did a review of Lady Ballers shortly after it came out and not long after got the video taken down for copyright infringement, so good luck on the review 😅😅
@@SandroBoese I am sorry, but I have a hard time parsing your comment. From what I gathered, am I right in my assumption that you want to broach the subject of Echo Chambers by providing alternate videos on the topic to provide a counterpoint to the assumption that Hollywood is not woke? On that note, I would also like to mention the problem of 'rainbow capitalism', i.e. the issue that trends tend to be used regardless of how fitting or reasonable they are, just to simply sell more stuff by expanding the consumerbase. That is what I tend to understand under the term 'woke hollywood' - no political, but an economical agenda, which tend to stand in conflict with the narratives. Like, forcibly inserting certain character archetypes for the sole reason to have these present instead of it being partaining to the plot. That said, I often see the definition to differ - it seems that some people tend to simply label anything 'woke' that is contra to their viewpoint. So, for example, seeing something represented even if it does NOT clash with the narrative. Basically I would like to differentiate between these two points on the example of a black character: - forcibly turning a character black even though it does not fit (IIRC there was one where the egyptian queen was casted as a black character, even though egyptian ethnicity is different) - having a black character being part of the story without any conflicts with the narrative (i.e. a black policeman, etc.) Because it seems hard to criticize the first point without meaning to criticize the second one, since it would soon devolve into allegations of beinga racist or needing to accept all of it to not be one, etc.
"Like succulent elder testicles unfurling from the loose leg-sleeve of a gymshort they are." Literally threw up in my mouth with that one. Thanks Cody. I needed a reminder of what I ate today.
Dana Loesch tried to write a sitcom about her as a mommy blogger. Steve Bannon tried screenwriting after he got a piece of Seinfeld's syndication deal. There needs to be an entertainment version of Galt's Gulch, where they can just go, think they're famous and not return.
@@TheLowBrassDudeCertainly no surprise to me. Do you think they’ll be able to keep the same actors all the way through this time? Everything argues against it IMO.
Let's say that I dropped bars, and let's say that they were fire, and let's say that everyone agreed how fire they were, and let's say that I won an award. Well then, it only follows that I'm clearly a great rapper, and so I am a great rapper, and it's an outrage that I don't have an award already, and it's just woke nonsense that any other rapper gets any media attention.
That single quote is the single most devastating line I've ever heard in the context of Ben Shapiro Hbomberguy did a number on his reputation with that alone XD
@@BlackTestament I reckon somebody could win an election if they were willing to deliver a conference loudly and manically through a hole in a wall they just chopped with an axe. "Not so sleepy now, am I?" Biden screams, foam dripping from his mouth.
@Joe90h That would absolutely secure my vote for biden if he did that in the first debate against trump. Especially if after he did that Trump just hobbled away like a piss soaked toddler getting scared by a large dog
@@lyraschneider6881Legend has it that he only sleeps one hour a night, and is entirely powered and kept alive by AG1, and a tragic mixture of rage, spite, empathy, compassion, and a healthy FEAR of Wambo... also ad revenue, Patreon, and the love of viewers like you.😂❤
16:29 The other critical and telling difference between Chip Chilla and Bluey is that in Bluey, the kids consistently lead the play unless the parents toss in a clever monkey wrench to impart a lesson, and in Chip Chilla, the parents are *always* in control of the play, and basically assign roleplays and games to teach very specific lessons. 27:00 Brett Cooper's "Hello Fellow Kids" show and Chip Chilla ripping off Bluey reminds me of how evangelical Christians have tried to appeal to "da youth" by just awkwardly aping pop culture without really appreciating or understanding it, and without any passion or creativity of their own. Time and time again, fascists prove that they lack the sensitivity to understand media beyond the level of a preschooler or an AI generator, and they envy what they cannot properly grasp.
i saw that chip chilla clip and was like "is this just bluey but bad?" thank you for validating me. also, getting really high and watching bluey is a great way to end your day.
Bluey is just not fun to watch even whilst high for me, there are better go to kids shows for that. Not that it's a problem really it wasn't designed for me just I can't imagine choosing to watch that over Avatar or Scooby Doo or any other kids show as an adult, but maybe I just need some stronger weed 😂
@@drewpeacock9087 I wouldn't call ATLA as a "kids show." It's just a show. I think it's a holdout of boomer/X mentality to think cartoon means for kids.
Everyone with two brain cells to rub together and without an inheritance to look forward to tends to be progressive. They can only hold an audience by appealing to the dumbest among us, of whom there are many.
Surprised The Daily Wire didn't make Brett Cooper come up with a stage name with a more traditionally feminine first name so as not to confuse their intended audience who would probably expect, for a person named Brett, to be a dude. Also really enjoyed the subtitle gag of always spelling Boring's name as "Boreing"
Even though I had both seen and heard of her before, every time I see her name I immediately assume she's a dude working for the daily wire. I mean, isn't that low-key woke on their part, having a gross girl with a super cool boy name rather than...Brittany or Celery? Girls are incapable of having boy names, or so they've insinuated with their transphobia hiding their misogyny.
Wait a second. „Brett Cooper“ ISN‘T a stage name? Is that her real name? Because it feels like a transphobic joke, which would be perfectly in character for the idiots.
I have that condition for the last 4 days cause I'm sick and my brain feels like it became liquid and flows out through my nostrils. But it did get worse at that point in the video.
Not the most egregious part, but Bluey is all about gentle parenting (which conservatives fucking hate!) and its characters have quite leftist values so it’s wild they consider Bluey a conservative show.
Yeah. Like, you could have a debate about US censorship of things like the episode "Dad Baby" but the core of the show has true co-parenting between Bandit and Chili, with all household responsibilities being shared evenly. That was even part of "Faceytalk" with Stripe wanting to be more active in his own kids development.
I *think* I've got my info from Jose's breakdown of Bentkey productions (it's an excellent video by the way, do go watch as a primer before SMN come out with their Part 2 of the Shapiroverse) but I'm not sure. If I remember correctly, Jeremy Boreing claimed that what made Bluey conservative was that the parents are heteronormative and like each other. Which...given how often Conservative pundits are seen belittling or dismissing their wives (or being outright abusive; see Steven Crowder's horrible ring camera footage in which he berates his heavily pregnant now ex-wife) is just mind blowing.
Blown away by the explanation of all the references Robin Williams made in Aladin. It's so many more than I ever would have guessed or recognized. Also, great video overall.
It’s weird. I don’t like Ben Shapiro. I don’t even care about Ben Shapiro. But I do love it when Cody dismantles Ben Shapiro.
CODY JOHNSTON DESTROYS EWOK RIGHT KAREN BEN SHAPIRO IN MASSIVE DEBATE and unlike Ben's videos he doesn't just call his security to escort him out after the debate goes wrong
Yes! I feel the same way
Hearing about Ben Shapiro takes years off my life. Unless it's Cody dissecting the guy, funny enough
I, too, am a Ben Shapiro slander enjoyer.
It’s cathartic ! He’s got terrible takes on just about everything, so hearing that is validating. There’s a reason why the Ben Shapiro vids are some of SMN’s most watched videos. Low hanging fruit can still be deliciously ripe.
Ben calling The Batman woke and then immediately listing all of the black actors made my jaw drop. Like I always knew it was just good old racism, but to hear him spew that out was unreal.
@@cowtipper46Boy if there ever was a comment to flag with an /s, this is that comment. I hope??
@@Faljin42 Definitely sarcasm, if they were really racist they wouldn't say "of colour", they would say it in ... another way
Yeah, I was expecting him to complain about casting POC for originally white characters, but to literally complain that they cast black people as good characters! 🤨 Why would that be an issue?!? Unless you think POC should play villains for some reason🙄
@@Faljin42he's talking about ur indoctrination
Corrupt Ideology makes for weak inspiration in story telling
@@cowtipper46....you have to suspend your disbelief to accept a black man working an office job? Yeah, seconding that it's gotta be sarcasm. 😂
Cody should've brought up the fact they tried to say Lady Ballers wasn't anti-trans, it was about how "nobody cares about womens sports!". Then brought up how it eas originally supposed to be a documentary about how "men are infiltrating womens sports by pretending to be women" by they couldn't find ANY examples of that actually happening. Then they tried to find a group of men to pretend to be trans and then try and get on a womans sports team but they couldn't find ANY men who were willing to do the minimum requirements necessary to be considered trans. Which is just *chef's kiss* amazing. They literally proved how much of a made up issue it was, just amazing.
They might bring it up in the next episode that they said is all about Lady Ballers.
And even when they admitted to this their little seals just clapped, even know they basically just admit that the fear mongering they're spreading was BS. Proving they're completely aware they're wrong but they don't care, they simply just don't care.
They seem to care a lot about women's sports if they try to make upsomething to go to war over.
Chapos review covers how the movie actually has very little anti trans stuff in it and is instead mostly anti women and anti women's sports
It's funny how both messages make Ben come off as a disgusting tool @@MichaelSotoCE
"I don't care if I offend you" is the most juvenile mentality, not one a grown adult in a society should be proud of. Like, there's "I don't care what you think" and there's, "I'm going out of my way to be rude and hostile for my own entertainment".
"I don't care what you think of me, and life isn't a competition" vs "I don't care about you or anyone else but myself, and I have to win everything."
It reminds me of people in high school who would proudly say "I don't give a fuck!" to just about anything, my response to that became "Okay... then why should anyone give a fuck about you?" as they start to wonder why they don't have any friends.
And also get real mad that there's not enough of some other country's flag in that country when he's only poorly cosplaying someone from that country even though the flags are still there. It's in the song. Like, the one actual non-cosplaying Americans sing at the football games. The one without the goalies. Normally I wouldn't have to make that distinction but, and I cannot stress this enough, Norm McDonalds is _not_ American.
It's fucking appropriation or stolen valor or some shit.
I like it phrased this way a lot more! @@beetlebob4675
Well as a Gay woman I don't care if I do offend someone by simply existing, _a non-offensive non-action._
*But these mfs SET OUT to be offensive ABOUT being offended, say they don't care if you are, and then get even more offended that people were offended.*
*_It's dumb af._*
Edit: Like it's always those who CONSTANTLY talk shit who can't take shit. 💀
Nick Offerman's character on The Last of Us is a gay man who spent his life in the closet, but once out loved so deeply that it kept him alive. He also: killed the most zombies of any single character, was the mist prepared, the least fooled by the government and was so capable that in the end the only thing to end him was himself.
And that was because the love of his life wanted to go out on his own terms instead of suffering through a degenerative disease in the post-apocalypse.
God I loved that episode. I kept waiting for things to go bad like in the game. But they surprised me and made the most beautiful love story I’ve ever seen. I cried so much during that episode.
So, Nick Offerman, but gay. Got it
@@tourmalinequin8521Gay and also in a situation where zombies real.
@@youtubeuniversity3638: So, Nick Offerman, but gay. Got it
Jeremy Boreing is secretly Jeremy Boaring, a wild, murderous, teleporting boar in a bad skin suit. He's Cody's nemesis, you see.
He's also Jeremy Boeing, partially responsible for ya know what I'm talking
I don't think that's true, because if it was he'd be interesting.
Underrated comment.
I read this in Cody's voice
Wormbo is that you
I am a simple woman; I see Cody DESTROYING Ben with FACTS and LOGIC and I click
Facts don't care about Ben's feelings.
@@ransax: Ben’s feelings don’t care about facts, no matter how much he yelps otherwise.
Nothing wrong with that :)
🥳🎉
Cody, always a shining example of how the left gets humor and why the essence of conservative humor will always be Nelson from the Simpsons going, "HA HA!"
Still can't get over that "Robocop is not political". Quick, someone tell Verhoeven that...
What's next? X-Men being woke? Starship Troopers being political?
@@PatrickWDunne Starship Troopers surely has no political message whatsoever, right? The last bastion of how cool war is cannot be coopted by the woke mob...
I think I lost 14 years off my lifespan hearing this for the first time.
Starship Troopers was political? I'd like to know more! @@PatrickWDunne
*nick mullen voice* "what about paul n word hoeven?"
A fun fact that will probably come up in your next video on Ladyballers: Ben Shapirio explicitly admitted ON THEIR OWN SHOW that they tried to make Ladyballers a documentary at first, but they had to resort to making it a fictional movie instead because real life women's sports don't actually let men do that. You have to go through years of HRT and none of their guys were willing to do that. Which means when they made this movie they knew the premise was incorrect. What a shock.
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Did you also watch the Rationality Rules video on it?
You ever get so mad at something it suddenly becomes really funny? That's how I'm feeling about this
Do you have the clip of him saying that? I wanna believe that's true but I'd like to see evidence first
@@Shadow77__ on rationality rules channel he has a review of lady ballers. The clip can be found at around 5:30 in the video
I think the most "woke" movie ever is probably *Blazing Saddles.* It constantly jokes about racists and white supremacists. It's progressive. It denounces Nazis. Totally woke.
But it is made before social media and "culture wars" and therefore not "woke".../s
My favorite quote from that movie perfectly describes politics from then and today, "You have to understand these people are just simple farmers... They're people of the land... The common clay of the new west... You know... Morons."
Watch Robert downeys "Putney swope". (1969) Woke as fuck and also brilliant. Lampooning racism by holding a mirror up to it.
*"No Blazing Saddles is NOT woke actually because they say Nig- I mean the N-word woke Hollywood won't make movies like that anymore."*
An actual thing I've seen around the Internet Chuds are really media illiterate
Conservatives are hilariously media illiterate I've straight up heard conservatives say that "Blazing Saddles is not woke actually"
The simple fact of the matter is that none of these grifters hate Hollywood.
They're tsundere for it.
😆😆😆😆😆💯🎯
Possibly yandere even
"It - it's not like I l-l-l-like Marvel movies, _b-b-b-baka!"_
Thank you for teaching me a new word.. however,.I'm not that your assumption is correct, at least if I have understood the word correct. Because, these conservative dudes aren't genuinely warm and empathetic, at all. At least, that's what my research has concluded. I would say they're the same thing they accuse the other of being, basically "fake woke", or I pretend and visit true signal, but deep down, I'm a bad guy who just wants your money and your wife. This is psychological projection. I think that's what's going on 99% of the time Ben Shappy opens his mouth.
They're Kohais. Not the cute or fun kind, the desperate one.
"Notice me Horrywood-senpai!"
Eartha Kitt, a black woman, was the second Catwoman in the original Batman TV series, OVER A HALF-CENTURY AGO. She was also the best Catwoman.
Yes she was
Ehhhhhh... C'mon now. Julie Newmar.
Halle Berry also played catwoman....... but we can't talk about that one cause....... *it ain't good*
@@Sonichero151 I still feel bad for Halle Berry, she did not deserve that movie 😭 it's not even like campy bad it's just bad bad
@@alim.9801Hey, she acted like a professional when she got her Razzie
not even done with the razor ad and I can't get over it. I am the daughter who had to learn to shave her face. I'm not trans, I just grow facial hair. it's normal.
It is so weird to me that there are Human beings who can't think about females of their species having body hair without being grossed out. We are literally apes, FFS. We have hair.
@@RHColelol. Only, we r NOT "all" apes, lol!
My reaction was: "Hey, is anyone watching the little girl with the razor? That's not safe, is it? Did someone take the blade out before they started shooting?"
Woke facial hair strikes again!
For a woman -
Cutting the hair that grows on the top and side of your head: normal and appropriate.
Trimming the hair that grows above your eyes: normal and appropriate.
Trimming hair that grows anywhere else on your head or face: woke and part of the gay agenda somehow.
Imagine being a grown adult man who says "Barack Obama killed comedy" and that "hollywood doesn't make comedies anymore" when literally last year Nicholas Cage starred in a Dracula movie with a multiple minute ska music gag in it. Or like, also Cocaine Bear existing.😅
And Ted made a comeback in a sitcom streaming series that's actually better than the movies, and late night talk shows still exist and are still fucking hilarious (except Gutfeld, that show is so unfunny, even the audience can't even hold a chuckle at his awfu jokes), even Jon Stewart returned to host The Daily Show (but only on Mondays)
or that, despite his flaws, Obama was a pretty funny President.
Like. When he made the lion king joke? That was solid.
Or getting Keegan Michael Key to do his "anger translator," bit?
@@stoodmuffinpersonal3144 right? Key's translator bit was hilarious!
Renfield doesn’t explicitly tell the audience that trans people are bad though so it’s too woke and political.
@@afreaknamedallie1707 anything Key & Peele make or star in is hilarious
Bluey's Dad works, his job is just flexible so he's often home (I think he's supposed to he an archeologist). He even has to go on a six week trip at one point. They're just mad that a father is doing actual parenting.
A father? Loving and engaging with his kids? Not conservative (enough), he's gotta be near absent and apathetic to be a proper™ father.
@@Vesperad0They just want boring father characters straight out of Leave it to Beaver.
So... the Ben Shapiro cluster thinks that archaeologists only work when they are on an excavation? I am not surprised.
I don't know a single thing about Bluey, but Bluey's dad seems cool. Archeology is cool.
How conservative is it really ? And how truly infantile ? Because I like watching kids shows sometimes, but some of them make me want to enucleate myself with a tea spoon.
„Needs more belts.“
"And many of their writers are funnier and prettier than your writers"
And this is how I remember, once again, that Soren Bowie works on American Dad.
WHAT amazing, thank you for this knowledge
That is one handsome man.
Unfortunately, that kind of series is utter trash to me. I just can’t stand it. 🤷♀️
Good to hear he has a stable income, though, that’s always good.
I immediately went to IMDb to see if any of the old Cracked writers worked on American Dad
@@ArDeeMee I used to dislike American Dad, too, but I gave it another shot after I learned Bowie was writing for them (around season 15, I think), and it is laugh out loud funny. They changed the whole setup to make all the characters likeable and it works way better now.
Oh they can't be- Ok yeah, I can see what you mean. Dude looks good
I like how when Cracked decided to cut costs by no longer employing the only reason people watched their channel, Cody just said _"Fuck it, we're doin' it for real now"_
Their loss
@@Gloomdrake Lol, absolutely
I wouldn't say Cody was the *only* reason I watched Cracked. I really enjoyed their After Hours series. But I do agree with you that it's pretty great the SMN team is doing their own thing
behind the bastards is neat well, i had no idea job was that horrific, jobs was, and the scientoligy founder wild, and the dilbert guy interesting
The ONLY REASON people watched? DOB is spinning in his grave over at Last Week Tonight
Here we go! Can we top "Sell to whom, Ben?! FUCKING AQUAMAN?!?!?"
LEGENDARY!!!
That guy uploads once a year, and people still follow him.
@@mattc7420Hbomber is just that good
@@mattc7420what's your point?
@@mattc7420quality over quantity
"No one needs to retire at 65"...How anyone could still listen to Ben Shapiro after saying something that stupid is beyond comprehension. 🤦🏿♂️
"Kids don't deserve school lunches"
He took a hit, but somehow he's still around after the Aquaman incident. 🤷♂️
"everyone I know that's retired died within five years" 😂 as though retirement is what killed them. He isn't even delusional because you know he doesn't actually believe this crap, he's just blowing smoke. It's so transparent and shameless.
conservatives believe literally any crap fed to them by their influencers. i am embarrassed by proxy for them
@zenleeparadise it's true though my Dad my 3 Uncles all retired all dead by 70 from heart attacks and strokes
It definitely wasn't smoking 2 packs a day or working in an industry that my Uncle breathed toxic chemicals or that my Grandfather died around 70 from a degenerative heart disease
It couldn't possibly be
The funny thing about Bandit and his working situation is that he isn't even a stay at home dad. He works in academics, he has a PhD in Archeology. He just gets lots of downtime between digs and primarily works from home. So they both have jobs lol.
“I HATE IT WHEN MEN TEACH….their own children…..how to take care of their bodies…….”
He hates the idea that he has responsibilities as a husband and father
@@Gloomdrake"woah woah woah I was not aware I had to take care of the things!"
@@GloomdrakeHe hates that fatherhood means more than being a sperm donor and ATM.
Honestly, why wouldn't a girl who's growing and wanting to shave her legs not want to learn from the person she sees everyday shaving and not cutting himself, you don't even need woke reasons for dads to teach daughters how to shave.
@@0Clewi0Shaving your face everyday with a straight razor will, in fact, prepare you for shaving legs and dealing with tricky areas like knees.
10/10 would teach.
You get the sense that after doing all the grim research for the Gaza episode that they needed to take some shots at a punching bag. As a viewer, I appreciate this.
Lady Ballers has seven critic reviews. SEVEN. critics don't hate it, they don't care about it.
"Wait, What is Lady Ballers?" - nobody, because nobody is talking about this shitty shit
Even better it was supposed to be a documentary but Ben Shapiro unintentionally debunked his transphobia when he pointed that out.
I bet they didn't give movie critics free access to it, which I think is standard practice.
notonly is it bad, but its a politcal movie with absolutely no cultural relvance or staying power so its effectively pointless.
Tangential, but it reminds me of how people think game reviews from major publications use some '6-10' rating scale, where 6 is horrible and 10 is great. They just genuinely dont realize that even 6/10 games tend to have some competent or even fun aspects, and that there's mountains of truly bad games getting released all the time that would absolutely get 3/10 or whatever if the reviewers actually gave them the time and attention to do so, but they dont.
It’s so weird how progress is seen as a bad thing when it’s put into a political/philosophical “pro-noun”, yet the same people will use the argument of “the march of progress” to excuse destruction of the environment and/or eradication of people who are seen as obstacles.
Such a great observation. Thx for this.
Yeah. Funny. It's almost like there too completely subjects, that are in no way directly comparable, or that just because you use the word "progressive" in political description, doesn't mean that the word accurately represents you. Or that "this sounds like that though eh duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh" isn't actually useful for nuanced political discussion Twit!
One of my favorite points in Ben's review of Barbie is that he gets mad and asks "ISN'T THIS SUPPOSED TO BE A KIDS MOVIE?!" multiple times. As if he couldn't see that the movie was rated PG-13 that he could read on the poster that he took a picture with.
Bold of you to assume he's that observant.
@@ransaxbold of you to assume hes honest and didnt see it.
@@Cara.314 I could see Ben pirating the movie and skipping around the film until he has enough 'material' might be why he missed the ending, then again it is as common as the dawn a conservative like Ben has already made up his mind about something and surprised reality doesn't fit their assumptions.
It's for everyone. My 10 year old niece asked if I had seen it, then lectured me for 10 minutes about patriarchy. It was hilarious.
The 2001: A Space Odyssey reference, Barbie thinking about death, and the beach off joke in the trailers....yeah, totally a movie for kids. I honestly don't know why people expected that.
Fun fact: Ben Shapiro once made the claim that rap isn't music (and got schooled by music youtuber 12tone, look it up). Very hypocritical of him to now use rap to try to connect with people... which is on brand, I guess.
Appropriaters gonna appropriate.
the dude's hoodie reminded me of the Onion article "Marilyn Manson now going door to door to shock people"
@@kevinw712lmao
That 12tone video is a masterpiece
I love how clearly Ben has absolutely no principals. Not even the terrible ones he espouses.
That razor ad at the beginning made me laugh. Conservatives are apparently unaware of *cis* women like myself who have PCOS and/or naturally high testosterone. I've shaved my face almost every day since I was 13. It's just a small patch of scruff on my chin, but it's always nice knowing that I could have Shaggy from Scooby-Doo's beard if I wanted
Conservatives are incredibly unaware of pcos. I've seen mutliple pictures *cis women with pcos who have facial hair get passed around on conservative social media with people making fun of them, calling them men or transwomen, saying they're not fooling anyone, etc. It's so disgusting. And absolutely transparent.
Conservatives can go on and on about how your chromosomes and sex are so important. But face a fully XX women with a hormone difference and refuse to believe it could exist. Or if they do say well women with pcos are such a small percent its "woke" to even consider them in statements about women. Bc to them the only women worth considering are skinny ones with perfectly working uterus and ovaries who can bear children and look conventionally attractive doing so.
*That's not even mentioning how plenty of people with pcos have such a hormonal difference they identify themselves as intersex. I say cis women because I've seen women with beards and pcos who call themselves cis in this position. But pcos absolutely can be an intersex condition. Conservatives lose their mind at the idea of intersexness existing, as though a completely natural way to be born is "woke". When really they're just upset to see anything that doesn't immediately fit in their world view and gave to protest its woke when they get made uncomfortable considering that maybe other people experience different lives than them.
I hope that at least once you’ve gone as shaggy for halloween
@@RyanSprinkle Of course
Have you ever tried laser or other forms of depilation, like depilation creams?
Come to think of it, I believe an ex of mine also had that. Didn't make her any less womanly, just slightly more hairy (until she shaved her face with doubtlessly WOKE razors, FUNDED BY GEORGE SOROS because I kept forgetting to buy them, and it turns out that George is a really thoughtful guy). People get so weird about nothing.
As an aside Shaggy really did have it made: he had a Great Dane who was on his level, who would be brave when it really counted, and who is still alive as of 2019 despite being first seen as an adult Dane in 1969. I was going to add other things (commenting on how Shaggy had the perfect freelance gig for a counterculture stoner, etc.), but it really just is that Shaggy had Scooby and vice versa. ...I don't know if the beard helped with that, but hey, it couldn't hurt.
Been working in the industry for almost 20 years, and I've lost count of how many people I've met who come out to LA, fail to make it big (more often due to ego than lack of talent), then spend the rest of their lives trash-talking Hollywood as "elitist against outsiders"
I mean, there's some truth to this. Hollywood can be insular in ways, and it's very tough to break in without having the right connections, even if you're genuinely talented. The industry is not a pure meritocracy by any means, much like most any other media industry. But there's a difference between being bitter at being rejected while complaining about some potentially valid issues in Hollywood and being bitter at being rejected while making up the dumb idea that Hollywood only rejected them cuz it's too 'leftist' or whatever. I mean, Hollywood has never been more capitalist-driven than it is right now. We're literally coming right off another giant strike because of shitty Hollywood attitudes towards workers. Of course, we all know when right wingers complain about 'politics', they mean entirely culture wars stuff. They've just moved so far right on the social scale that literally any kind of message of acceptance or anything perceived as being such is the 'woke agenda' at work, rather than just acknowledging some basic ass human decency. They're just all awful human beings.
@@maynardburger true dat. Nepotism and ill-gotten connections are common in Hollywood, and they are more interested in product than art. Even the truly beautiful works have something sinister attached to them (e.g. abuse of animators on Spider-Verse). It also is heartbreaking to see the ones come soooooo close to success eff it up because of some bonehead move (classic example was a colleague who fired the agent that got him a movie deal so he wouldn't have to give up a percentage, and the producers dropped him because of this, thinking he would be too volatile to work with). Beyond the culture war focused on Hollywood, it all feels like part of the Right's unending animosity towards California as a whole. They literally celebrate when people get killed in forest fires or earthquakes as "karma' or "God's wrath", despite the fact that these more often hurt inland/rural conservatives than "coastal elites." I even have by-the-book Orange County Christian conservatives in my family who get maligned by other conservatives simply for their address. California and Hollywood will always be scapegoats because they're shorthand for "tha libz", and the experiences of those who couldn't get their big ideas made are just arrows for the quiver, or in the Right's case, magazines for the assault rifle.
It is also worth noting that Hollywood by it's very nature has always been "woke" in the sense that it's been diverse since it's founding. Entertainment was considered to be a 'lowly' job at the time, it lacked the 'glitz and glammer' we know now. That's why so many singers, actors, filmmakers, etc tended to be from various minority groups for decades, almost exclusively. They were forced into it because rich white assholes didn't want to 'dirty' themselves with a job like 'entertainment' back then. So they basically let Jews, POC, closeted gay men, women (in general) and so on become the faces of entertainment.
Then the fame and fortune started rolling in. Then those minorities who worked in entertainment were making actual wealth and names for themselves. Movies, music, radio, television (later on) and so on. Then those same rich white assholes who demanded the lowly minorities be their entertainment, then turned around and said, "Oh my god, these people are getting popular! It must be a COMMIE PLOT to undermine the USA!" And that is why Hollywood was so targeted during the Red Scares.
It's also why Republicans and the anti-woke crowd even now really hate Hollywood and the like. They despise that all these people with diverse traits are making entertainment, because conservative asswipes think they're entitled to control everything and how dare 'those people' have a dissenting opinion. Cuz like everything else with the modern Republican party, it's all projection, it's all bigoty, it's all bullshit and lies to justify them silencing and destroying anyone who doesn't look, think, and act like they do.
Unfortunately because of "Quiet on set" those people are receiving high levels if vindication
Blaming bad movies on Wokeness instead of just bad writing and capitalism messing up every industry is just people being willfully ignorant.
But you see this character being a woman instead of a man seriously fecked with the writing of this movie, trust me bro. I heard it from someone online
Imma say it... Marvel Fans... Half of Marvel's output was ALWAYS mediocre, Disney Live Action film from the late 70's level. People tried to bring this to your attention but you had to be a blind fanboy because when they were good they were good... Again, like half the time.
So, since fans didn't really seem to care about quality neither did Marvel. Being even a B- movie or show is HARD WORK. So... Better to coast. The fans won't mind, right?
It ain't that stuff is "woke", it is that Marvel was rewarded for doing low quality, low effort product in the past. Why wouldn't they coast?
And... A lot of folks told ya'lls.
Don't be angry at Brie Larson... Look in the mirror.
I am sick of it too, why did netflix do that to my girl katara, who was a girlbss but also a flawed good developed character and thats why she is the best. Why, or how sokka was insecure and sexist and thats was the fird he shed in becoming more secure in himself and a really good message that sexism is just very insecure. Being a man means to grow into your strenghs whatever creative that be. Not pretend.
Not woke enough, or rather didnt keep the original really good arcs and the build up.
Like how katara manages so much and has flaws.
Terminator 2 is pretty , yeah, its goddamn political , with a badass mom , and commentary on technology.
I think a lot is that instead letting strong females fail, and really mess up, to come then back to earn the triumph, while having flaws but being more relatable as result. And not alone either nessesary. Everybody needs help.
Media needs to let like strong female characters or characters that carry that, mess up, be flawed, be human, earn the comeback. Not be boring.
Also messing up can mean anything, like kim possible is a lot embarassed and looses confidence in highschool, thats a way to fail. you dont need to loose a fight. ore be embarassed.
Honestly they should lean into captain marvels too self serious across that it comes off as comedic akward to make her more human. with shinanigans and fail too. social or otherwise.
@@miguelvelez7221 I miss disneys weird original movies that werent remakes but just did stuff and experimented. There are even pretty good ones. One is very irish. and the merlad movie is , i like it. Its not always good but trhe good weird you get with creativity and probably often bmovie budget.
Ok i realize now i miss them, because bmovies, we need creative if not always good bmovies back that try and have the charm you get even when its not perfect, also not bad kids movies probably.
@@miguelvelez7221Marvel isn't even really "woke" either. It's all really generic and really toothless stuff.
Course the definition of "woke" to a conservative is "I SAW A BLACK PERSON AND/OR A WOMAN IN THE MOVIE! THEREFORE ITS BAD!"
They claimed they would be ok with reviews from folks they don't agree with...then immediately copyright claimed Dead Domain's review of Lady Ballers
Wow... I'd like to see that one actually go to court. They gave explicit permission for in-depth reviews.
As the old flash game _Hangaroo_ put it: "Well, let me put on my shocked face."
"Go ahead, critique my masterpiece!"
"Your trashy movie is trash, and here's 37 thoroughly researched and annotated reasons why, covering everything from esthetics, to basic human psychology, to the history of cinema, to Kropotkin's _The Triumph of Bread,_ to the faults of conservatism, to..."
"Wait, not like that, you were supposed to praise my genius!"
Conservatives claim to love free speech but they will always try to silence you when you disagree with them.
"We're okay with reviews from the other side UNLESS they come up first when you Google 'Lady Ballers Review' and then we will abuse the RUclips system and copyright claim footage from our own trailer in order to get it taken down!"
"The Last of Us" isn't about zombies, it's about people. It's literally in the name.
Honestly, The Walking Dead was more about humanity and society than zombies. It's almost like Zombie movies/shows aren't actually about flesh eating corpses...
You don't see zombies having gay sex because it's unnatural
@@UnicornsPoopRainbowsBecause Robert Kirkman doesn't know how to write subtext, at one point in the comic a living character literally shouts, "we're the walking dead!"
@@UnicornsPoopRainbowswhich is why they all stink!
@@quietbox5949 Exactly they literally shout the title.
Maybe Ellie should have said something like : "Maybe we are the last of us". Then Ben would get it.
FYI. The reason that song was no 1 on iTunes, is because it’s not terribly hard to run an iTunes campaign if you have a little press. People don’t buy songs that much any more.
I have a song that was #1 in 3 countries. I’m proud it did that for various reasons, but I’m not deluded into thinking that streaming charts are more important.
In the absence of passion, Vitriol is a perfectly effective motivator
ooh what's the name of the song? I give you full permission to pitch yourself in the comment section below, to the extent you're comfortable :)
@@Karishma_Unspecified Runback City.
@@ZaidTabani EVO 2023?
@@youtubeuniversity3638 yes
"Our movie was so bad, no actors wanted to be in it, so we had to be in it ourselves. That's as funny as anything in the film."
No lie detected.
Didn't they get Patrick Warburton tho? That made me so sad :[
Couldn't even get Kevin Sorbo
And be the crew given the horrible cinematography. They apparently couldn't afford a level for their camera or sufficient lights to see the "actors" in the shot. Either that or they took the idea of "dark Snow White" literally and digitally darkened the entire trailer.
Pesto from bob's burgers arrested felony charges for his role at Capitol on Jan6 @@thesaltybeard1793
@PatrickWDunne 😢it's almost sad sorbo cant find a spot with dw of all places. almost sad🤭
Wait does Ben Shapiro not think Jurassic Park is about how arrogant business men will get people killed with their cost cutting and inherently dangerous and poorly thought out products?
Why is this all I want to know now?!
Okay all I can find is something about Jeff goldblum defending the presumption of innocence and apparently a Jurassic Park Twitter account making fun of Ben Shapiro
Whoa, whoa, whoa...
There was no cost cutting in Jurassic Park. They spared no expense.
If you like that theme, the book does it even better. Definite must read
Check Boeing! A true story unfolding in real time... They even whacked a witness!
The joke in the scene with Cruz, at least how I read it, is that nobody wants to sit next to Ted Cruz. Which is probably accurate.
Being the zodiac killer would do that for you.
@keishasoto23 at this point being the zodiac killer is less cringe than being Ted Cruz
@@dengar96: Assuming that they are actually two different people, if given a choice, I would rather have a private dinner with the Zodiac after spending the day together at Six Flags than spend ten minutes alone in a waiting room with Ted Cruz.
@@dengar96at least the zodiac killer was intelligent, and competent
@@coreyshafarman8918
Maybe he just got lucky, or the police are deeply stupid. It's also quite possible there were multiple killers pretending to be the Zodiac....
Jk, it's definitely Ted Cruz. The shape of his skull is definitive proof. Plus, Honest Don said it, and he would never lie.😇
The lack of media literacy is right on the nose. I remember the first time that hit me. I was talking to my Dad about a Genesis song we both like, "Keep it Dark." I was mentioning how cool of an idea it was, the world that they present in it. And he says "What, a world where a guy gets kidnapped?" and I was confused. I said "no, he wasn't really kidnapped, he went to another world, to the future or an alien planet." and he was confused and annoyed at that. "No, it says he met a gang of thieves and they let him go." And I tried to say "but he says 'I wish that I could really tell you all the things that happened to me and all that I have seen," and talks about the cities of light with no fear of war, and how it seems strange to have to lie about it, to 'Keep it Dark,' but that's the story." And he just... wouldn't have it. He wanted it to be simple, even at the cost of literally ignoring half of the lyrics. He's an intelligent man, an engineer, very well-read and clever, but for some reason, he doesn't like to think deeply about what something is saying. I don't know if it's just something that correlates with conservative thought, or if there's a causative relationship there.
same as people thinking "Jesus he knows me" is a christian song just because of the title and they're completely ignorant of.... all the other lyrics even after listening ot the song a thousand times.
Tom Nicholas has a video about what makes someone *susceptible* to becoming a fascist, apparently at least some studies show that having come to your beliefs uncritically makes you specifically vulnerable to fascism (and presumably other types of propaganda?). I should go back and watch it because it's been a while and it's pretty good but there's definitely something about being uncritical, or even afraid of criticism as some of these weirdos are, and being susceptible to propaganda.
@@mathiasrrybaanother, very prominent example, is "Born in the USA". So many jingoist "patriots" absolutely adore the song.
Also I feel I must also must mention "In Bloom", best loved by the people it's making fun of.
well if it's in anti-anti-woke 3d.... *whips out checkbook, which is the anti-woke venmo*
Just as bad as them, lol. Can't you see that?
I would have assumed it was crypto. Not being scammed is the deep state or something
This isn’t the first time I’ve heard something described as ‘anti-anti-’ something else. Does it mean American culture now recognizes intuitionistic logic and denial of the excluded middle? Asking for a friend who teaches logic to college students.
@@eremiophonI feel seen.
Didn’t expect to see you here.
She looks JUST LIKE Ben Shapiro. To illustrate this point, I'm not saying who and everyone will still know who I'm talking about.
Thanks, I hate it.
True, they are both cute af
Yeah I thought that she was like his sister because she looks more like him than Abby.
Oh no, not the topic's mixed together where Cody is Best and Worst at. His iother hollywood-video got so much valid criticism in the comments that he presumably never read. Leftists and Cody-Fans constantly call out his tunnelvision, his stramwnannig of countlesss rightwingers and... oh god, this episode will be full to the brim with straw, right?
I'm convinced she's some conservative clone Ben made by Mitosis not only does she look exactly like him but she also spouts so much awful rhetoric on the Internet
I Call her E-girl Shapiro
It's actually pretty easy to discuss the political shortcomings of Barbie. It has a lot, including the ending trying to walk a tight rope between recognizing a problem and being incapable of advocating for radical change, but he's not smart enough or honest enough to actually have that dialog.
I find it telling that the antagonistic side of the movie, the Kens and their hyper-misogynistic patriarchy, did not hesitate to seize complete control of the government. That once they did, they immediately began enacting radical changes that drastically shifted the very fabric of their society.
And yet, the side that is supposed to be for progress and opposition to regression, is okay with just being far more passive with their societal changes. Almost indicating that they don't think the way things were before were *that* bad, not bad enough to feel any amount of urgency about making a better and more equal world. They can take their sweet time fixing their imbalanced and unfair matriarchy. They'll get to it, *eventually*, probably. It's not like it's *that* big of an issue.
To me, it perfectly, unintentionally demonstrates the democratic party in their incompetence at opposing the republican party. One side will not hesitate to seize control and begin enacting far-right, fascist policy when they get the opportunity. But the other side doesn't think that our society's flaws are fatal enough to warrant the same level of radical progressive action. Rather than actively reversing regression, they'd rather opt to just *slow* that regression, and then act like they have the moral high ground. They're afraid of being "too radical" about overhauling our broken system; how are they supposed to "reach across the aisle" and appeal to the fascists and moderate fascists if they actually make any real, material improvements?!
Progress isn't possible with this kind of passivity. The matriarchy will most likely remain a dominant force in Barbieland for years to come, and it will continue actively hurting both the Kens and Barbies that live there in different ways, but nothing will change for the better because the supposedly "progressive" side is too afraid to put their foot down and take substantial action. It's because of this same passive mindset that America is destined to succumb to a fascist takeover, eventually; unless some serious changes happen within the democratic party itself as we know it, and it turns into a party that decides to stop being passive about progress.
It's almost comical to me that the creators of Barbie seem explicitly aware of just how dangerously radical the regressive side in this situation is, yet still opt for a message of cookie-cutter liberal establishment democrat "passive progress" bullshit as if that's a viable solution for combatting that regression.
TLDR: Barbie demonstrates a whole lot of liberal cognitive dissonance, which is pretty frustrating and not based.
Because right wing radical change is fascism...
@@Stickarms99Are you sure that’s not the point? I interpreted the ending when the barbies take control as poking fun at the passivity when it comes to progress. I mean the one barbie literally says to the Kens that they one day might even be able to participate politically (said in a funnier quippier manner). They don’t go further than that of course. But the point of the movie and comedy like this is to satirize reality, and of course barbie as a product to be bought and sold, not neccessarily give solutions. That would be a bonus, but it is largely left to the audience. It’s strange to expect the barbie movie to advocate for radical change. It doesn’t mean that there aren’t any criticisms that can be made though. It felt very liberal and safe in parts (throughout the movie not just the ending), but that is to be expected.
@@Stickarms99 The Good Place did something very similar with their representation of the actual good place denizens, committees and apologies in circles with no ability to make a decision.
This reality is especially depressing when put to scale for what our "progressive" side is deeming too RRRADICAL left. For example, with Bernies proposed tax rates of 52% over 20 million, after adjusting for inflation the Nixon administration would have started taxing you at the same rate about 20 million dollars sooner then taxed you more.
The M4A plan when compared to the developed world, looks an awful lot like what civilized countries call private insurance.
These are the things our "left wing" has deemed radical left rainbow unicorn dreams.
Liberals suck too. Wow. Visionary.tighten it up. @@Stickarms99
I will never get over how readily the party of homophobia hysterically yells "SHOVED DOWN OUR THROAT" to anything that offends their sensibilities.
Ben playing The Last Of Us: “Why are these stupid cut scenes constantly getting in the way of my zombie killing? Can everyone please stop talking? I don’t get why this game is so popular. There’s so much non-zombie killing in it.”
This is not an uncommon opinion among gamers
@@lowpolyzoe Nobody plays Last of Us for the Zombie killing, its success comes from being a Storydriven Sony Blockbuster Game. Thats like complaining about a Final Fantasy having too many cutscenes.
@@shizachan8421 I work in retail with pre-owned games and while most of the people play The Last of Us for the story, I actually had people complaining about how boring this game is, not enough Zombies, not enough action, ect
There are people who play a game for the first time and if they have the option, they just skip through any story / cut scenes, cause they only want the gameplay and nothing else additionally on top.
@@InsomniacMoonbat Yeah but in this case, its more on them not doing basic research what a gamer is really about and what it offers and whether something else might be more up their alley. Like if somebody just wants an action packed game about killing Zombies and has no interests in story, they should buy Left 4 Dead and not Last of Us.
Its like I go into Who killed the mocking Bird and complain about how I there weren't enough mockingbird murders happening in the movie.
@@shizachan8421 Yeah you don't have to tell me. If someone asks me: What's the best game I should buy, I tell them, there is no "best game" for everybody. And then continue explaining how a lot of people can really enjoy a game, think it's the best they ever played and the next one thinks it's boring and overrated.
I had to tell people to not by TLOU, because they stated they don't care about story. They just want to shoot or punch something to unwind after work. They still wanted to buy it in the first place, cause not all of them actually care why a game is labeled as good by a majority.
It may stem from the thought that everyone must have similar taste in games (or media overall). I don't know.
I used to be an Adam Carolla listener, he would do the Mr Birchum character on local radio in the 90s.
It's based on his high school shop teacher who introduced him to a lifelong passion of building things and giving him an outlet to feel good about himself.
Having an idea you cherish so much turned into a cheap receptacle for hateful un-jokes is dead perfect karma.
On paper and used sparingly, the Birchum character would be an entertaining secondary/side-character in any other sitcom, like a more unhinged parody of Wilson from Home Improvement.
But as the main character with the same "Boomers/Gen-X are too old to understand their Millenial/Gen-Z kids, and the former are so much superior because of it!" joke for 30 minutes straight will get boring quick.
Unless Adam Carolla can resist Ben and Jeremy's executive meddling and maybe take some pages from Bojack and F is for Family on giving Birchum a compelling character arc, it's gonna fail hard and be forgotten quickly.
Birchum looks like a 100% ripoff of Parks and Rec, but painfully cringe
People mistake Corolla being one of the most mean spirited jerks who can talk for hours non stop as comedy (don’t like that guy, Wher Jimmy grew up from his Man Show days, Corolla is still the same
@@archangel9363I can't wait for "That 2010's Show!"
@cowtipper46 I hate that we're consistently skipping 00s nostalgia pandering when it's so untapped.
Fun fact, did you know Steve Bannon also crashed and burned in the entertainment industry? He was executive producer on about 18 movies, and as far as I can tell, the vast majority of them flopped *hard.* Like, $2 Million Budget to $191,000 Box Office, hard.
He also was a driving force behind Gamer Gate, which then dovetailed directly into the creation of the Alt-Right! Reality is horrible!
Makes so much sense
And Trump's former treasury secretary. Produced a lot of Warner Bros movies.
Did bannon just take the money and make a Muppet show?
@@mathaeisso he's the fuck that dumped the most hateful brain rotted troglafytes into my favorote hobby space..........
That quote about 90s country on a loop says so much about Conservatives. I live in small town Missouri. I listened to country for a bit in the '90s. When I'm in a store playing country music, I recognize like 90% of songs. Not "recognize" like I heard them in a commercial or another store. No. They've been playing the same songs for decades.
There's only one other group of people who loves watching the same movies or reading the same stories again and again. Very young children.
Well...
I mean, to be fair, people with autism are also very comfortable with familiarity and repetition in their media.
@@MrPoeGhostfuck, am I autistic?
@@MrPoeGhost Not this person with autism.
The constant use of "Let's say." Was so nuanced I'm pretty sure Ben didn't get the dig at him.
For the sake of argument
Some say that perfectly normal people could miss the dig, and just now get it. I know that some people are saying it, because I just said it right now.
It did pop out as a weirdly over-used phrase. Thanks for the clarification 👏🏽
That basketball movie kind of reminds me of The Ringer. You know, the Johnny Knoxville movie from almost two decades ago where he pretends to be disabled in order to get into the Special Olympics, thinking it'd be easier to win. He then learns he was horribly wrong, and experiences character growth while hanging out with people who are actually disabled and pegged him as a faker almost immediately.
I don't think Freeballers or whatever it's called is going to have that kind of character development. And if it does, it's more than likely going to include infantilization.
Took the words from me mouth!
spoilers:it doesn't, and in fact is predicated on the assumptions that men are inherently better than women at everything physical even if they're in their middles and out of shape and the main lesson is men shouldn't be in things made for women because its unfair towomen, ssupposedly.
80% of conservative outrage is just them finding out how the real world works for the first time.
When conservatives became aware of transgenderism they figured the condition could help them futher their pedophilic dreams and have beem deliberately misinterpreting ever since.
Men *are* better at almost all physical sports/competitions. Beyond dogshit movie though, at least it's so cringe that it's fun to make fun of.
Whats crazy is that in LadyBallers, one of the main character actually learns that might be trans, they’re happy now and starting to embrace being a woman, only for the Jeremy Boring’s character to say “you’re just confused bro”, then that’s it, that characters arc/journey is over
They almost had the most basic character arc and even then, couldn’t do it😂
The thing about Lady Ballers, is that it feels like a little parody at some point making fun of conservatives, but it’s not - it’s deadly serious
This happens with Babylon Bee too. It feels like they're satirizing themselves, but honestly don't see it.
And if it was a parody it would still be awful like Epic Film because the gags don’t work and the story the parody is based around is even more undeveloped. Also the most bland looking cinematography I’ve ever seen. Then there’s the directing and performances and…yeah it’s just a bad movie.
@@chrisclark784 I miss when Babylon Bee wasn't the conservative version of The Onion and simply the unfunny version of The Onion
Everything conservatives do feels like they're parodying themselves but, like you already said, they're deadly serious. Which makes it even more hilarious lol
Welp, to be fair movies and their titles can be misleading, confusing, or just hard to understand for some abnormal reason because even in my case when I went to see Disney’s “Snow White” movie in a galaxy far far away a long long time ago I was disappointed to find it’s not a documentary about historical exploration in Antarctica 🤔😏🙄😂jk
I am c r y i n g laughing - I got an ad of Trump Jr begging for money for his father's campaign in the middle of this 😂🤣😂🤣
Candace Owens absolutely is an actress, her whole shtick is an act.
True, but also not a good one (but yeah I guess that's the point)
the only actress in the thing
Considering she couldn't possibly miss the guys with the hoods and swastika flags outside those rallies. She's acting even she thinks she's on the right side of history...
I am a daily wire subscriber and I agree with you
I think she's trying to one up Sam Jackson's performance in Django unchained but irl
Every single conservative trying to "How do you do fellow kids?" to milennials and younger always come across as what someone on RUclips called a Pizza Cutter: No point, all edge.
Millennials are too old for that reference. I mean, shit, I'm amongst the oldest of Gen Z and am probably too old to be considered young (26)
@@damien678
You put your finger right on it. They would obviously use old references, like they did with the razor commercial. I only know the reference because my bones ache and I don't vote for them because my race and sexuality are both listed as "Political" on the official boomer conservative checklist.
But conservative is the new punk! /s
Finally covering my least favorite cinematic universe
Still unsure between this and the DCEU tbh.
This is on par with the Dark Universe as the worst Cinematic Universe
eh i don't know i think its underrated
@@erichfiedler1481at least Ben Shapiro made more than one movie, I guess
@@Gloomdrake yeah, but none of them are good, there's even another one coming out where he's playing Show White and just from the teaser alone, it's obviously cheaply made garbage, at least Disney's version is just recycled
I’m convinced that ag1 pays Cody to obviously choke down their sweetened algae slurry, despite being a terrible ad, because it’s sadistically entertaining.
And the choking isn’t even fake, that’s just what happens when you down an entire glass this fast. ^^
Yeah naming it smtg so close to "algae" was a disaster branding move
Don't forget the main reason all the Daily Wire "talent" had to actually be in Ladyballers was because all the actors they sent the script to, even ones with almost no portfolio, sent the script back with a "HELL NO."
This video coming out as right Ben is going down on Twitter for attacking social security and the idea of retirement? *Chef’s kiss*
The BS-CU.
...Wait, that's kind of fitting, isn't it?
It is! Even better for me since CU in portuguese means anu$ lol
XD
HOW are they _still_ this upset by that gillette commercial? How long ago was that, wasn't it in like 2017?
Conservative aggrievement is crazy.
For real I found that ad pretty cringe but I forgot it ever existed years ago, how are they so caught up on it?!?
Another example of conservative 'cancel culture' before that term was invented and eventually coopted to only mean when the left doesn't like something.
Today, a co-worker unironically showed me Shabeebo's rap song with Tom MacDonald. I almost died from secondhand cringe
Does that make your coworker racist?
Ok but be honest the line "I ask myself what would Ben do" goes hard af
You were stronger than most..... most would cringe so hard they would compress into a goddamn diamond
@@johnnyviking8152Not that on its on, but if there's a lot more examples, then maybe to definitely depending on scope and scale.
Being racist and being a racist are different. It's subtle, but you can do something racist and it doesn't make you one, but it's up on the scoreboard now, and if you score enough point people will start to wonder.
@user-vf9ri2xq4i I can't even lie, I genuinely really enjoy the "dawg its a yarmulke, homie no cap" line 😂
It's weird how how they were furious that the Disney version's Snow White's skin wasn't "white as snow", then went on to cast someone in their own version who wasn't particularly pale either.
"You had Ted Cruise. America's rash!" LMFAO
i love that he's wearing a gucci jacket in the commercial, gucci has a non-gendered clothing section on their website lol
Can we all just take a minute to think about how perfect the universe is sometimes that Jeremy Boreing has the PERFECT name....
I want him to challenge Caitlyn Clark to a game of 1 on 1 or better yet get Brittany Griner and tell her that he loves Russia… I bet she would skunk him
Ye but also how terrible the universe is making him wealthy, happy and healthy.
That weird pause on the girl shaving was just deeply unsettling and creepy lol. The poor girl looked miserable on top of all the creepiness.
You just know her parents are big DW fans and that’s the only reason she had to do the job. Would be amazed if she was properly compensated or consulted
Oh, look at that. The far right _literally grooming_ children. Every accusation with these people.
@@Nick-cs4ocI seriously doubt it. Between DW's glorification of Hollywood's "Golden Age culture" of studios dominating actors with binding contracts, their dislike of various worker's rights today, seeing children as little more than malleable pawns for their political agenda, she's likely getting nothing out of it...
...except, likely getting dragged into a 100-movie/show deal for the rest of her life, and getting paid only in figurative and literal peanuts once Jeremy uses her again to shill a shipment of "anti-Woke" roasted nuts
"Also dull out of the box", I was HOWLING.
The razor add had Major devolver digital E3 vibes
Bruh. A razor full from the box would absolutely suck.
Mostly because it’s something you’ll find out at the worst possible time: when trying to get ready for what ever your first commitment for the day is. Aka, a time you’re almost guaranteed not to have the flexibility to go get another razor.
Just terrible.
I wish there was a quick message at the beginning of the Barbie movie that said something like, "we don't mean all men, but if you feel especially defensive about this film, we do mean you."
“A hit dog hollers.
Love,
Barbie”
"You might have thought that what we were going to get was Ken gets treated with respect as a person..." That is so literally exactly what happens at the end. One of the many points of the movie is Ken cultivating an identity beyond being a sidepiece to Barbie, and Barbie tells Ken towards the end, "I'm sorry I took you for granted." Both the characters and the movie itself start looking at Ken as an individual.
Are we really expecting Shapiro to get what that's trying to say, though?
Sometimes I wonder if writers get too carried away being clever with how they present the core themes of their story. Not because I think it's pretentious per se, but because a significant amount of the audience not only miss the point but go totally the wrong way with it.
@@django3422oh I'm sure Ben understood it just fine. He doesn't care about what the movie said he cares about how he can twist it to support the his worldview.
@@Nodiee1 I'm really not sure. I've listened to the BtB episodes on True Allegiance and I'm not convinced Benothy actually *gets* people.
@@django3422A key part of conservatism is being an uncanny valley human who’s so close to being a real person but with all the empathy and humanity removed. If it doesn’t explicitly affect them they cannot relate
It doesn't even matter. Ben never even recognized the whole movie was based on role reversal in the first place, even though it was about as subtle as a punch to the face.
Cody I'm really worried about you. A multipart series about Benny? Please be safe. Remember to hydrate and sleep. We love you.
make sure you're not overheating your oatmeal ;)
Maybe also drink something else than only AG1. You know get a bit of... variety in your diet, even if it's just drinking.
My favorite part of this cinematic universe is how The Daily Wire completely gave up on appealing to any sort of audience outside the Daily Wire and made the trash heap known as Lady Ballers.
Most of these newscorps get funded by the deep state so it really doesn't matter who they appeal to. Their job is to dirty the waters and to provide gaslighting and the perception that some people believe in the BS.
I think anyone working there is too enthralled in their own bubble to consider the idea of making comedy (or ANY content) made for a wider audience. Everyone that is not MAGA is a perceived enemy and therefore why would they make their content appealing to anyone but themselves? The rest of us are “unpatriotic Marxists who want to destroy America”, making us completely unworthy of their unquestionably top tier “entertainment”.
A huge helium deposit has been found in Minnesota. For those of us who want to sound just like Ben Shapiro, this is a godsend.
Hey that's cool, we were running out of helium!
Pim I just looked it up. It's true.
My art professors talked a lot about how “all art is political”, which isn’t to say all art has a specific political message it’s pushing, but rather that narrative art portrays themes and values (intentionally or unintentionally) and we should think about the messages we put into our work.
Anyways, it amazes me how many conservatives apparently can’t notice surface level themes in media? Like, even messages the characters outright say
There is "don't overthink it; enjoy it" and then there is "turn your brain off; bang bang boom is fun" level of engagement.
@@arturoaguilar6002 but unlike normal people with healthy mindsets, they never evolved past those two options
"And many of their writers are funnier and prettier..." Cody misses Soren
and really who wouldn't?
We all do, bud. We all do...
At this point watching Cody do the AG1 commercials i think it might genuinely have health benefits but in a 'i'm working on becoming immune to all poisons so i can survive the goblet scene in The Princess Bride' kinda way
The extremely explicit and lovely compliment paid to Soren is probably my favorite part of this stellar episode.
Yes! All the connoSorens and DOB devotees know what’s up!
Don’t forget, they also astroturf most of their media. Can’t remember what conservative movie it was, but people said it was “sold out” with empty theaters.
Sound of Freedom
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Rich folks would just buy EVERY ticket for the sake of the appearance of the movie being popular. And then they’d turn around and say, “Look, the movie is totally popular. It’s so good!”
@@Blueeyesthewarrior: It blows my mind that people still don't understand that popular ≠ good. There are soooooooo many examples, but I don't wanna start a flamewar with my own opinions on the subject.
@@PatrickWDunne They accuse anyone who critizes the movie of being a pedo.
@@sdfkjghevery MCU movie of the past 10 years: insanely popular, terribly bad
I love how the Snow White trailer had the song from the *very-not-woke* _Hunger Games_ movies.
Don't forget that Steven Crowder also voiced "The Brain" in Arthur...technically making him the most successful failed actor of the bunch, I guess?
And, the person who took up the role after him is the webcomic artist Haus of Decline, who also pretty recently just came out as a trans woman.
The very definition of “we have Bluey at home!!” 🤣😂. Xx
Hmm, feels more like "We have Bluey in the back of the basement."
calling ted cruz "america's rash" caught me SO off guard holy shit😂😭
Funnily enough, RUclipsr Dead Domain did a review of Lady Ballers shortly after it came out and not long after got the video taken down for copyright infringement, so good luck on the review 😅😅
@@SandroBoese I am sorry, but I have a hard time parsing your comment.
From what I gathered, am I right in my assumption that you want to broach the subject of Echo Chambers by providing alternate videos on the topic to provide a counterpoint to the assumption that Hollywood is not woke?
On that note, I would also like to mention the problem of 'rainbow capitalism', i.e. the issue that trends tend to be used regardless of how fitting or reasonable they are, just to simply sell more stuff by expanding the consumerbase. That is what I tend to understand under the term 'woke hollywood' - no political, but an economical agenda, which tend to stand in conflict with the narratives. Like, forcibly inserting certain character archetypes for the sole reason to have these present instead of it being partaining to the plot.
That said, I often see the definition to differ - it seems that some people tend to simply label anything 'woke' that is contra to their viewpoint. So, for example, seeing something represented even if it does NOT clash with the narrative.
Basically I would like to differentiate between these two points on the example of a black character:
- forcibly turning a character black even though it does not fit (IIRC there was one where the egyptian queen was casted as a black character, even though egyptian ethnicity is different)
- having a black character being part of the story without any conflicts with the narrative (i.e. a black policeman, etc.)
Because it seems hard to criticize the first point without meaning to criticize the second one, since it would soon devolve into allegations of beinga racist or needing to accept all of it to not be one, etc.
genuinely no idea what you're trying to say here, dude. Some syntax and context would be appreciated.@@SandroBoese
@@SandroBoese Gosh, virtue signaling again?
@@SandroBoese type coherently first, or just stop drinking.
@@SandroBoesebringing up critical drinker as a subject for anything but ridicule has to be the biggest L I’ve ever seen anyone take in a hot minute
The Daily Wire is just a GTA radio station but doesn't get the joke.
"Like succulent elder testicles unfurling from the loose leg-sleeve of a gymshort they are."
Literally threw up in my mouth with that one. Thanks Cody. I needed a reminder of what I ate today.
Dana Loesch tried to write a sitcom about her as a mommy blogger. Steve Bannon tried screenwriting after he got a piece of Seinfeld's syndication deal. There needs to be an entertainment version of Galt's Gulch, where they can just go, think they're famous and not return.
“See, now Hollywood is trying to make Ayn Rand woke! Soshalizum!”
@@eremiophon It will come as no surprise that Daily Wire is also planning on adapting Atlas Shrugged.
@@TheLowBrassDude They keep trying it and it keeps not working, but if they're going to spend money, I guess whatevs.
@@TheLowBrassDudeCertainly no surprise to me. Do you think they’ll be able to keep the same actors all the way through this time? Everything argues against it IMO.
After Matt Walsh said they'd be open to criticism, the way Cody said, "Good to hear" made me laugh so hard I choked.
Thanks!
Ben Shapiro rapping be like "Let's say hypothetically that I dropped fire bars."🤣😂🤣😂
...which he most certainly did not lol
Let's say that I dropped bars, and let's say that they were fire, and let's say that everyone agreed how fire they were, and let's say that I won an award. Well then, it only follows that I'm clearly a great rapper, and so I am a great rapper, and it's an outrage that I don't have an award already, and it's just woke nonsense that any other rapper gets any media attention.
@Aaron.Thomas lol yet it remains hypothetical🤣
Ben Shapiro's next movie: "Can we sell it to _fuckyng_ Aquaman?"
That single quote is the single most devastating line I've ever heard in the context of Ben Shapiro
Hbomberguy did a number on his reputation with that alone XD
@@BlackTestament I reckon somebody could win an election if they were willing to deliver a conference loudly and manically through a hole in a wall they just chopped with an axe.
"Not so sleepy now, am I?" Biden screams, foam dripping from his mouth.
@Joe90h That would absolutely secure my vote for biden if he did that in the first debate against trump. Especially if after he did that Trump just hobbled away like a piss soaked toddler getting scared by a large dog
Honestly the saga of cody and ag1 is why I keep coming back
Did you see the ad where he drank two?! 🥵
@@VohlfiedI literally thought he was going to die
@@lyraschneider6881Legend has it that he only sleeps one hour a night, and is entirely powered and kept alive by AG1, and a tragic mixture of rage, spite, empathy, compassion, and a healthy FEAR of Wambo... also ad revenue, Patreon, and the love of viewers like you.😂❤
16:29 The other critical and telling difference between Chip Chilla and Bluey is that in Bluey, the kids consistently lead the play unless the parents toss in a clever monkey wrench to impart a lesson, and in Chip Chilla, the parents are *always* in control of the play, and basically assign roleplays and games to teach very specific lessons.
27:00 Brett Cooper's "Hello Fellow Kids" show and Chip Chilla ripping off Bluey reminds me of how evangelical Christians have tried to appeal to "da youth" by just awkwardly aping pop culture without really appreciating or understanding it, and without any passion or creativity of their own.
Time and time again, fascists prove that they lack the sensitivity to understand media beyond the level of a preschooler or an AI generator, and they envy what they cannot properly grasp.
"Time for some low-hanging fruit" is sheer genius.
i saw that chip chilla clip and was like "is this just bluey but bad?"
thank you for validating me.
also, getting really high and watching bluey is a great way to end your day.
Bluey is just not fun to watch even whilst high for me, there are better go to kids shows for that. Not that it's a problem really it wasn't designed for me just I can't imagine choosing to watch that over Avatar or Scooby Doo or any other kids show as an adult, but maybe I just need some stronger weed 😂
@@drewpeacock9087
I wouldn't call ATLA as a "kids show." It's just a show. I think it's a holdout of boomer/X mentality to think cartoon means for kids.
Conservatives really look at American culture and are like “we need to dumb this down more”
Hava you seen their audience? That's honestly the correct approach if you're serving entertainment to literal tardigrades.
Everyone with two brain cells to rub together and without an inheritance to look forward to tends to be progressive. They can only hold an audience by appealing to the dumbest among us, of whom there are many.
@@dengar96liberal troglodyte..If you are going to accuse others of being ' stupid " at least have the logical consistency to SPELL CORRECTLY
😂😂
This was the first time I've seen one of your videos, very funny. You have a very strong Charlie from always sunny energy
Check out their boar videos
It's the whole fucking charlie meme
@@mohammedmahfuri1078Thanks comma I'll do that exclamation point
José's review of _Lady Ballers_ was really well done, if anyone wants to check that out while waiting for the Showdy's review to come out.
Surprised The Daily Wire didn't make Brett Cooper come up with a stage name with a more traditionally feminine first name so as not to confuse their intended audience who would probably expect, for a person named Brett, to be a dude.
Also really enjoyed the subtitle gag of always spelling Boring's name as "Boreing"
"Brett Cooper was a bear of a woman. 5'11 in her bare feet..."
His name is spelled "Boreing", it would be funnier if it was "Boring". :P
@@KazutoificationYou're right. Could've sworn I saw his name spelling as "Boring" at first. Wishful thinking on my part, I guess.
Even though I had both seen and heard of her before, every time I see her name I immediately assume she's a dude working for the daily wire. I mean, isn't that low-key woke on their part, having a gross girl with a super cool boy name rather than...Brittany or Celery? Girls are incapable of having boy names, or so they've insinuated with their transphobia hiding their misogyny.
Wait a second. „Brett Cooper“ ISN‘T a stage name? Is that her real name? Because it feels like a transphobic joke, which would be perfectly in character for the idiots.
I'm loving the "Let's Say" caption across the screen. Busts me up every time, and I don't know why.
Cody's passive aggressive relationship with AG1 is the the cinematic thriller I need
it's like a whole hidden arc
I'm not altogether convinced Brett Cooper isn't Ben Shapiro in a wig.
I knew I wasn't the only one
Right? Think about it. You ever see them in the same place?
Let's congratulate Brett Shapiro on her successful transition.
Are you saying the Daily Wire Lady Baller-ed themselves?
@@jorgeluz9560 life imitating art. And I use the term "art" loosely. I guess it's technically art.
"Why did we put Ben in the title? Sex appeal. "
Ew ew ew ew ew ew! My brain is trying to escape out my nostrils.
aw cmon. he’s kinda a twunk 🥵
Mop and bucket?
That was funny I will say 😂
I have that condition for the last 4 days cause I'm sick and my brain feels like it became liquid and flows out through my nostrils.
But it did get worse at that point in the video.
Fuck you that is a *top shelf* joke.
Not the most egregious part, but Bluey is all about gentle parenting (which conservatives fucking hate!) and its characters have quite leftist values so it’s wild they consider Bluey a conservative show.
Yeah. Like, you could have a debate about US censorship of things like the episode "Dad Baby" but the core of the show has true co-parenting between Bandit and Chili, with all household responsibilities being shared evenly. That was even part of "Faceytalk" with Stripe wanting to be more active in his own kids development.
They probably only assume it's conservative because Australian, and the only thing they know about Australia is Rupert Murdoch is from there.
I *think* I've got my info from Jose's breakdown of Bentkey productions (it's an excellent video by the way, do go watch as a primer before SMN come out with their Part 2 of the Shapiroverse) but I'm not sure. If I remember correctly, Jeremy Boreing claimed that what made Bluey conservative was that the parents are heteronormative and like each other.
Which...given how often Conservative pundits are seen belittling or dismissing their wives (or being outright abusive; see Steven Crowder's horrible ring camera footage in which he berates his heavily pregnant now ex-wife) is just mind blowing.
Blown away by the explanation of all the references Robin Williams made in Aladin. It's so many more than I ever would have guessed or recognized. Also, great video overall.
It is really impressive how fluidly he was able to switch into different impressions.
I liked Into the Ben Shapiroverse: Part One: The Barbie Wars Episode Four Redemption Of The Dragonsphere 2: 3 better