Do you have a fem romantic partner? I was talking to my step father about this, and he said that literally the day after my mom changed her Facebook account to say they were in a relationship, he started getting adds for tampons, and other feminine products.
Well the answer is simple! Find a game that has both and then the overseers will be too confused to stop you from running your enemies through while also dating them!
With everything, really. Like, I love so many male bands, but let's check out some ladies. I'm sure their also destroying their vocal cords for a good scream.
@@aiden3627it could be even nicher. a biracial autistic trans lesbian goth pagan is out there somewhere surely, not realizing her destiny to become the nichest commentary youtuber known to they/themkind..
That's not exactly unique to Jarvis. He's a good commentary RUclipsr but sometimes you need a break from politics (saying this as someone who has been deep in local political groups myself)
@_lil_lil can't ever totally get a break existing as a boricua-sicilian displaced on both sides, but I get you 💀 brain off time is nice. It IS more rare though for m3n to be like that it seems so it's refreshing when they're more like him. It creates a safety in that space that we don't get in most spaces with m3n.
I watch tons of awesome female commentary channels. Many really intelligent women, too. I hate how everything runs on an algorithm now because we’re all getting stuck in the same loops of content and breaking out of it for something new can be difficult.
After watching a video about the breakdown of recomendations and how the algorithm works and has unknowingly adopted some of the biases of society and a statistic of it just recommending less female-run-stuff I specifically went out of my way to search for women making content as a personal protest and found some real gems that I probably would have never found otherwise.
@@cheym6254 I think I watch Amanda The Jedi, StarngeAeons, Caitlin doughty, Shanspeare, Rowan Ellis, Münecat, MertKayKay, Tara Moknee, Contra Points,Quinn curio,Jenny Nicolson, Princess weekes, Rowan Ellis, Plumbella, Alizee, Kaz Rowe, Gabi belle, Sara Z, Funky Frog bait and stanzi the most. What about you?
I recently stopped watching commentary channels because I couldn't handle all the negativity. The only one I still watch is chad chad because she adds loads of humour to everything and it's not usually about the internet just antagonising some random woman or something.
If u like Chad Chad a personal recommendation is Kurtis Conner. He’s really funny and entertaining but ofc since it’s commentary it does get negative. However, he is a big women supporter (yay!!) if that’s what you’re worried about
@@yehawitsackerman7829 its not really the person hating women, it's just loads of the topics are always like some baker says they don't enjoy their job and the whole of tiktok villainises her and bullies her.
I really like Jaime French. She swaps between poking fun at bad movies (but in a very lighthearted way) and commenting on stuff happening in internet culture. But when she's talking about real people, she's very gracious toward them. Especially compared to other commentary youtubers.
Guys, I know it can be hard to pick up on sarcasm, but come on… They don’t genuinely believe women can’t/don’t play video games. It was a joke. It is easy to tell it’s sarcasm when Jarvis and Chad Chad join in and add to the joke.
Majority of the people commenting "I forgot women can't play games" are also being sarcastic. I don't think I've seen a single comment actually saying this in a serious tone, but maybe I'm lucky
@@chlopee2220 Yeah when the short was first posted there were people making serious comments like “omg I can’t believe people still think this way in 2024! SMH”
@certifiedpharb Depends on what kind of commentary I watch Itzkeisha kennieJD Astoldbykenya for more psychological analysis(?) bozevstheworld. I also love amandabb and most of miree but they don't post as much
It’s interesting how the commentary community changed so much in just a few years. Commentary used to be making fun of kids on the internet, it came from a right wing perspective and the audiences were dominated by young men. And yet now, it tends to focus on content mills and mega RUclipsrs, it comes from a clearly very progressive place, it’s much more politically engaged and its audience is now slightly more female than male. The only thing that really stayed consistent was that the RUclipsrs themselves remained predominantly men.
Thats honestly very interesting. I got on youtube pretty much during covid times and mu main focus back then was watching funny content. It was only after the lockdown was over that I started using it to actually know more about the world and venture out of my comfort zone. I wonder if I subconciously avoided every video with a man holding a mike back then lol. Weirdly enough most of the creators I do end up watching are queer (again, weirdly enough, mostly trans utubers?) and the rest I usually find about through twitch reactions.
@@bustanut5501 they're bottom of the barrel, they need to scavenge drama corpses to survive because they don't have that strong a target demographics. Teenagers are less edgy than they used to be. (or less interested in comedy)
For the peeps in this thread apparently there is a way you can go into your google settings, I think in the ads section, and see how they categorize you for targeted ads
I mean there are so many women :/ Kennie JD, Jenny Nicholson, Kimberly Nicole Foster, Contrapoints, Tee Noir, Mina Le, I mean I could literally go on forever.
@@thatcher6923 IDK about reviews, but I'd say video essays can definitely fall into the commentary genre (I wouldn't always argue that though). I think Jenny Nicholson's specifically definitely do; they're longer than typical but that's about it.
@@GirliePop_Z It's a bit of a shame because software engineering is very fun and there is a lot of 'areas' you can focus on. I feel like a lot girls/women either don't know about it or have a twisted image of what it is. I wonder if I never got into gaming as a child, would I have this career/hobby now. I'm glad I got introduced to it though, and I recommend it to anyone who likes creative problem solving and creating stuff. Lots of fun and it's rewarding.
Honestly, I think we're getting to a point where it's like anything is possible for women now. Like I don't see the problems of starting a commentary youtube channel for women. I know there's plenty of women doing commentary on video games, movies, tc shows, social issues, celebrities, and more. The dominance thing isn't the issue. It's the mysoginistic comments that people make that prevent women from exploring different interests. I watch mainly male commentary because I just like the male commentators that I liked. Nothing about gender. But I will never stand behind someone that doesn't watch a woman doing commentary just because they are woman.
Dominance is 100% part of the issue. It’s much harder for women to climb the ranks, whether it’s streaming, or making RUclips videos. Most largely successful female streamers are up there because they are attractive or sexualized to a male audience (not all but a lot) and especially around the 2016ish times on RUclips as well. Things are getting better and changing now tho, but for the longest time, if you were an unattractive girl, good luck getting numbers. Even if you are funny as shit a huge swath of people will hate on you and tell you that you aren’t just cuz you are a woman. Success in general is male dominated. Men are most millionaires and billionaires, most CEOs, most positions of power in many industries. If you are a woman and you don’t cater to the male gaze in your appearance it’s going to affect your career. That’s just the world we live in right now unfortunately.
@@Twink6629-lg3te Yea I get that. I the main point i took away from ur argument tho is that it IS getting better hence why I’m saying the dominance thing isn’t much of a problem anymore.
Yeah, that's why if I ever go into video essays or pop culture analysis, I ain't showing my face. I've been stalked before. I don't need to deal with that again.
@@Twink6629-lg3te success in general is male dominated and you only have women to blame for that if you’re really upset about it. Men are more aggressive in their careers, they’re usually more ambitious too. They enter more big fields than women do, like STEM. As for the sexualisation thing, the only reason that’s what a big percentage of successful female streamers/RUclipsrs have is because they lean so far into it. They realized that instead of climbing the ladder like everyone else they can do some sex appeal and gain a boost in viewership. I know of multiple female content creators who are just as big or bigger than many of the commonly sexualized ones, and they don’t lean into the sexualisation or even have an audience that gives a shit about that. You can’t really say society is making it so only sexualized women are popular when it’s actively women setting that precedent. As for the being pretty thing, that’s basically been the case for all famous people since the beginning of time. Do you seriously think that popular male creators or celebrities aren’t considered hot by the majority of the online community, let alone their audience? Attractive people are more appealing to look at. Pretty privilege has been benefiting people regardless of whether their genitals are an innie or outie.
Really? How interesting. Most commentary/Internet/digital/media analysis channels i watch is women. Tiffany Ferg, Stephanie Lange, Hannah Alonzo, Madisyn Brown, Blaire White, Angelika Oles and more reaction channels leaning more into the sillyness of it all is Cody Ko, Noel, ChadChad, The click, Jamie French, Joel and probably more i dont remmeber all the names im subbed too its about 60+. its a good mix of people. I just realise I watch almost just reaction/commentary channels. And around 10 creating stuff channels.
I had not heard of these ladies. I look forward to checking them out, thanks! (Ps as a woman, I feel weird when referring to women as “ladies” bc I always hear a smarmy dude voice in my head saying “laaaydeeees” arms outstretched, prob hoping to share his hot tub later, shirt pos unbuttoned too far (this may or may not take place in the 70s a decade before my birth but its happening in my head cannon as it is soooo….)
you're allowed to play games as a woman, anyone is. the "women aren't allowed to play video games" comment was in a sarcastic nature considering a lot of men irrationally hate seeing women in gaming spaces.
There’s social (news, scandals, different tiktokers) commentary and then media (tv, movies, reactions) commentary. For social commentary I tend to watch more women and for media commentary I tend to watch more men. I have no gender preference, but that just tends to be how it ends up being😂
there was 100% a time when YT thought i was a guy bc i would get ads for ED treatment 😭 but when i started getting into makeup i started getting tampon ads
Same thing use to happen to me..i am a tomboy in STEM and i used to look out for Technological stuff,Philosophy, video games and work out videos and i used get red pill, and misogynistic content.. Now it's alot better, because now i get pryssbrynn,lean beef patty, Nicole, Chad Chad, mune cat,Shanesphere,Natalie Wynn and Abigail Thorne and many more, and so many female female content creator.. I'm loving every second of it 😂..
Why do you think that? There are a lot of huge female youtubers who don't try that hard. *Cough Sssniperwolf *cough. I'm not saying it's not, just wondering.
@@LeoBezan because sniper wolf is hot. She got popular off of the men who watch her content for those reasons… so that doesn’t necessarily prove this point wrong. Though I think this comment is a bit of an exaggeration ultimately I have no idea how the RUclips algorithm works so I won’t say anything for sure. Could also just depend on the majority of men vs women on RUclips as a whole, since I know there’s a large male demographic on here.
That is some promo victimization you have quite literally 0 evidence to prove your claim. The most popular RUclipsrs being men is easily explained by… most RUclipsrs being men 🤯🤯
Ive watched a lot of female commentary youtubers, but, atleast the ones youtube recommends me, they seem to have different content. Influencer drama and book reviews. The male commentators I watch lean towards game/shoe reviews, also influencer drama, comedy skits about random things (like I recently watched Eddy's ghost kitchen videos). Theres definitely a lot of woman doing commentary, its just different.
Idk I watch a lot of girl commentaries I didn’t realize it was male dominated. Like I just watched a great video by Spoiled Girly, and I really like Drama Queen, Chad Chad’s also good and yeah I could probably keep going but like I can definitely still see how there is a lot of male commentary videos. I feel like I’m just talking about nothing here
There are a decent number of women doing commentary videos but the big channels are mostly men. Tbh this is pretty consistent with what we've seen in other genres. I've seen a few things showing evidence suggesting AI and algorithms have a bias that favours male creators, which is isn't surprising sadly.
I didn’t know that viewership is mainly female. I definitely knew the creators were male dominated though. I like all kinds of commentary but on any subject
This is actually a sort of spin off of his regular episodes called assumptions. They take people that have usually already been in his day with series and ask them assumptions. Anthony doesn't appear in these videos
All the production is done by Nicole, Anthony is the interview guy. I know its his channel, but Nicole and Press a like studio produces it. with a little involvement from anthony.
Yeah I feel like of any new channels I've started watching recently have mostly been women. There is definitely a much more even spread of both with newer and smaller creators coming into existence.
I keep up with mostly commentary youtubers and have only seen 1 woman doing it. If its not something you actively seek out, you wont find it because they're rarely recommended.
I think it depends on what kind of bubble you're in. I've gotten recommendations for loads of channels that you could consider to also/exclusively do "commentary" that are run by a woman/non-binary person
@ItsBecauseImBored true, but as a whole, I don't think the algorithm suggests women commentators as much as men. If you went to the RUclips homepage without logging in, chances are you'd get more male commentators suggested. There's definitely some underlying misogyny, even if it's just because the algorithm was taught to not showcase as many women because more people have misogynistic views and prefer content when men create it.
I have tried on multiple occasions to get my mother to try video games, and while she does play words with friends, candy crush, and so on, she won’t entertain trying even narrative based games like The Last of Us, Frostpunk, or anything. She is regularly impressed with the graphical fidelity of newer titles, and I would wager I could get her to watch along with something like Detroit:BH, she doesn’t seem interested in the interactive component of gaming.
hmm from the ones you mentioned she likes, they seem more of the board game type? Maybe she likes interacting or competing with friends? the games that you suggest also feel like something you have to play for long hours to engage in the stories, while Candy Crush and Words with friends are quick to learn and visually have less information.
@@tninotmaruthis, and it seems she’s more of a mobile gamer. The narrative games you mentioned don’t seem to be mobile compatible. It is a big leap for any gamer to switch their console, she might be against that too!
For me these big games have been very intimidating for me for a longest time. It takes lot of kinda... Idk knowledge and skill that you get just by being used to playing games. It's kinda hard to jump straight in you know. For me it took Valorant when it was still very new to get into shooting and Portal and It Takes Two to get into more story games.They were both super simple easy to understand with very little investment and stakes and i kinda builded up from there.
Tiffanyferg makes great commentary videos, and while I wouldn’t call Swell Entertainment purely a commentary channel, she does have great videos where she dips into that sphere.
There's a lot of woman in youtube commentary, but they not always showing their face, so when you look at thumbnail you don't know what person is this. They make comments on movies, games, books and more things outside tik tok. So they have litlle audience here. Tik tok dramas or strange creators will create more female-dominated bc it's platform mostly used by women. So if you want more women in commentary maybe you should look on different topics and give some love to small channels
@@bishielurfer yeah, maybe you right. I just thougth that they don't have to focus on tik tok stuff and end up mentioned different genre 😅 but think that OG commentary channels also do those reviews so it s not that rigid definition on what can we call commentary channel
I like silly meme commentary videos primarily so Charlotte Dobre is one, I love Luxeria she does lots of things and she’s a biochemist so she has a lot of scientific input for what she’s watching even if she’s talking about trash tv, Funkyfrogbait is non-binary and they’re hilarious with talking about real issues and calling out bs, Mercury Stardust the HandyMaam is great I need to watch more of her videos and get her book.
i think i've seen more women go into like video essays about society. i think the line between both can kinda blur sometimes, but I think a lot more of the society analyzing videos I see are from women. and i definitely enjoy those videos, even if they aren't as funny and more discussion based.
Only people icon watch are Chad Chad and Kallmekris. Everyone is so negative and they try to be funny, but it comes off passive aggressive. Chad Chad are my favourite RUclips girls🎀💗
jarvis’ software engineering content is was got me into programming yearssssss ago. don’t know where i’d be now without that, i still watch him, of course! surprised there were so few other women watching it lol
I feel like, unfortunately, a lot of women don’t do commentary because our opinions are often ignored or discouraged. Also women get a lot of hate automatically online. People are just more critical of women. I don’t even usually bring stuff like that up, but that’s where my brain immediately went.
Women in general seem to be more passionate fans of whatever they like In comparison to men who seemingly drop creators at the drop of a hat pretty easily.
I love Kennie but she's not a commentary channel, she a reaction/review channel. She has a couple videos that dip into commentary but it's not her main content genre.
Progressive male commentary channels are great bc I don't totally see that irl, like low key restoring my faith in humanity/men. It lets me relax a little
funkyfrogbait ! i heavily recommend their video on nasty tiktok chefs and their barbie movie video. they are great starting points and show how funny their humor is but also in the barbie one touches on some really good real life stuff
i think in general commentary videos appeal to more women than men simply because women like talking (in general) more than men. i started watching commentary because i was lonely and missed having my brother, sister, and friends to talk to and make jokes with. for me it was like the youtuber was a friend telling me about something interesting/funny-it made adjusting to college a lot easier. and it’s comfy watching as well, like a warm chocolate chip cookie or something
@@kaidevaleria2531 nah dude, I was making a point through sarcasm. I was hoping somebody would be like, "why does that matter?" to which, I would smuggly point at this short
@@mattz459well your original comment is actually valid bc different demographics of people have different viewpoints. i’ve watched multiple videos relating to the same topic but they all have slightly different viewpoints bc of their backgrounds. a white woman may talk about her experience with idk like buying a car just from a gendered standpoint and a black man may talk about it from a racial standpoint and then a black woman would talk about it from a racial and gendered standpoint that takes intersectionality of two different oppressed/marginalized groups into consideration. your background really matters
@@mattz459On top of the things already described, one additional reason could be that it's important to expose yourself to different cultures and ethnicities. Where I live is not very diverse and this can lead to my brain going "how unusual" for a split second whenever I see someone who looks vastly different than me. I don't want to think about people that are different to me as other so I think it's beneficial to normalize it by seeing it more. And one easy way to do it is to seek out creators that are e.g. black - which sometimes can actually be hard because the algorithm has stuck you in a mostly white bubble. The first black creators I had to actively seek out and only later did they then also get recommended to me.
@@ItsBecauseImBored Let me pose a question: What’s the difference between a Black person and a White person or anything other person, for that matter? Aside from superficial differences and self-imposed ideologies, there is no difference. Your scenario was odd to me. I have to assume you don’t live in the United States. Regardless, I find your reasoning to be a bit hypocritical. “I don’t want to think of other people as weird so lets divide ourselves by how we look so I can focus on one particular group instead of the other.”
tbh i watch mostly male commentary youtubers (james marriott and that bunch) but the one woman i watch consistently (and not just random videos i come across that seem interesting also by women) is jaclyn glenn. i LOVE her.
Most of my newest subscriptions to commentary channels have been women and a lot of the men bideos quality hws gone down or they havent been active. Im really enjoying seeing more women opinions on a variety of topics
You misheard the second quote, they weren’t saying they aren’t allowed to say that, it was someone repeating the sentiment that women aren’t allowed to play video games. The woman who made the original comment had just prior said she makes video game content, and she also plays video games on Twitch, so it’s supposed to be sarcastic
@@stellers_jay8023 it was backhanded sarcasm founded in no factual reality. No one is preventing women from playing video games, it is absurd to even suggest the claim in the slightest.
Don't forget Sims, ladies love Sims.
You so right, I freaking love sims
agreed I love sims.
Girls loving sims chain
@@dark_quEEnisCringe Yeahh :D
Mmmm good point i should go see what my goth werewolf family is doing....
I think RUclips might categorize me as a woman cause I keep getting ads for tampons pads and other stuff I don’t really need as a cis man
Same I watch commentary channels so I get bra ads lmao
@@spook6394 lmaoooo
didnt you have to choose the gender when you made your account?
@@K-TheLetter i vaguely remember that and yet still, so many bras and “She can.”
Do you have a fem romantic partner? I was talking to my step father about this, and he said that literally the day after my mom changed her Facebook account to say they were in a relationship, he started getting adds for tampons, and other feminine products.
I can only play Dating games as a woman. I yearn to strike a sword through my enemies but alas, thy balls have been given to my brother.
I'm freaking dead😭😭✋️✋️
I only play office kissing >.
I mean… technically Elden Ring meets this criteria, so you might be in luck
Well the answer is simple! Find a game that has both and then the overseers will be too confused to stop you from running your enemies through while also dating them!
Elden Ring is a dating game? @@leoultimaupgraded9914
"everyone is good but i want to watch more girls" so true
With everything, really. Like, I love so many male bands, but let's check out some ladies. I'm sure their also destroying their vocal cords for a good scream.
Such an interesting mind set, like to many men I need to see women talk about stuff lol
@@Bisexualdragon4042 Oh hell yeah. I'll never forget the way i fangirled when i learned the singer of Arch Enemy is a woman
Making a girls commentary playlist brb
It’s done! Not perfect, but done.
If I had to single someone out I’d say Mina Le is an easy recommendation.
Actually a lot of females who are into more masculine hobbies tend to get labeled as male by the algorithm
Yes exactly
I ….literally didn’t even consider that 🤯😅
I was wondering how that worked
woah where did u hear that from
@@ale6588 I don’t remember, it was a comment I read I think on a Donut video but I’m not sure
I forgot we cant play video games😨 im gonna be busted
Wow, you're getting a life sentence for this heinous crime 😠
girl you better runnn
Girl they're gonna get you
👮👮♀️👮♂️🚓🚔🚨 This is the police You are under arrest!!
Damn it, better uninstall Epic Games and Steam before the police catches me! 😢
SOMEONE GET FUNKY FROG BAIT ON THE PHONE
YES
AND they’re non-binary! Even more niche!
@@aiden3627 literally the only other NB commentary channels I know are primarily towards the art community
@@aiden3627Really? I had no idea
@@aiden3627it could be even nicher. a biracial autistic trans lesbian goth pagan is out there somewhere surely, not realizing her destiny to become the nichest commentary youtuber known to they/themkind..
This is the funniest comment section ever do people really think women can’t play video games? Because we can’t. Please save us, I want to play Mario.
My sister once tried to play call of duty and she threw up everywhere. This is a serious issue which merits serious discussion.
There's this player in apex that keeps clapping my cheeks in EU servers. Courtney, for the love of god, touch some grass. But also slay girl.
Once i tried to play elden ring... everyone around me have been recovering since
@@Robinessare you Elon Musk? 😂
What...@@WillyFisher412
Crap I forgot us women aren’t allowed to play video games, now the feds are gonna be after me 😔
same, i gotta hide my switch before they break my door down😞💔
@@intoxicatedrazzledazzle Just a switch?! I gotta hide my switch, my PS4, & my Wii!! 😭😞
@@Fyodors_Twin_Sibling oh shit, i also have to hide my laptop, i forgot bout that😞
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin)..
@@ville__thanks, ville. you always know how to cheer us up.
I think the reason so many girls watch Jarvis is because of his progressive content. Women generally care more about social justice than men.
That's not exactly unique to Jarvis. He's a good commentary RUclipsr but sometimes you need a break from politics (saying this as someone who has been deep in local political groups myself)
@@_lil_lil I didn't claim it was unique to him
@@_lil_lil People just like a guy who's openly progressive and doesn't try to change subject or just joke about it
@_lil_lil can't ever totally get a break existing as a boricua-sicilian displaced on both sides, but I get you 💀 brain off time is nice.
It IS more rare though for m3n to be like that it seems so it's refreshing when they're more like him. It creates a safety in that space that we don't get in most spaces with m3n.
He’s also just respectful and doesn’t base his content off of “dark (offensive) humour” like a lot of other male RUclipsrs
I watch tons of awesome female commentary channels. Many really intelligent women, too. I hate how everything runs on an algorithm now because we’re all getting stuck in the same loops of content and breaking out of it for something new can be difficult.
After watching a video about the breakdown of recomendations and how the algorithm works and has unknowingly adopted some of the biases of society and a statistic of it just recommending less female-run-stuff I specifically went out of my way to search for women making content as a personal protest and found some real gems that I probably would have never found otherwise.
Could you share some of your favorites? I'm always looking for more female commentary RUclipsrs.
@@cheym6254 I think I watch
Amanda The Jedi, StarngeAeons, Caitlin doughty, Shanspeare, Rowan Ellis, Münecat, MertKayKay, Tara Moknee, Contra Points,Quinn curio,Jenny Nicolson, Princess weekes, Rowan Ellis, Plumbella, Alizee, Kaz Rowe, Gabi belle, Sara Z, Funky Frog bait and stanzi the most.
What about you?
Jessica Kellgren-Fozard also has great content especially on queerness and disability
@@cheym6254 Münecat !!!
not bejeweled 😭😭
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin).
@@ville__😨
Okay but bejewelled is awesome I played when I was younger but I’ve picked it up in recent years. Poker and butterfly are my favourite modes
I recently stopped watching commentary channels because I couldn't handle all the negativity. The only one I still watch is chad chad because she adds loads of humour to everything and it's not usually about the internet just antagonising some random woman or something.
If u like Chad Chad a personal recommendation is Kurtis Conner. He’s really funny and entertaining but ofc since it’s commentary it does get negative. However, he is a big women supporter (yay!!) if that’s what you’re worried about
@@yehawitsackerman7829 its not really the person hating women, it's just loads of the topics are always like some baker says they don't enjoy their job and the whole of tiktok villainises her and bullies her.
I really like Jaime French. She swaps between poking fun at bad movies (but in a very lighthearted way) and commenting on stuff happening in internet culture. But when she's talking about real people, she's very gracious toward them. Especially compared to other commentary youtubers.
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin).
@@ville__ bot hush down.🤖 what you on about?🙄🙄
Guys, I know it can be hard to pick up on sarcasm, but come on…
They don’t genuinely believe women can’t/don’t play video games. It was a joke. It is easy to tell it’s sarcasm when Jarvis and Chad Chad join in and add to the joke.
You're not serious, right?
@@thetiredcynic ??????? I am
Majority of the people commenting "I forgot women can't play games" are also being sarcastic. I don't think I've seen a single comment actually saying this in a serious tone, but maybe I'm lucky
@@chlopee2220 Yeah when the short was first posted there were people making serious comments like “omg I can’t believe people still think this way in 2024! SMH”
Yea she just said that she sometimes makes content about video games ofc she plays them 😭
It's been a meme for a while that trans girls are software engineers, how did he not see the great switch coming?
Transgirls and tomboys lol
@@kitcat2449what seriously???
Idk what any of yall are talking about 😭😂😂🦧🦧🦧
Not everyone is part of the woke echo chamber of Twitter so, not many people would be aware of this meme.
@@mommyissue may I suggest you watch "The LexiKitty" or any of her work on emkay
I watch a lot of female commentators, the difference is that they’re black so I don’t think they get pushed a lot.
could you recommend some?
@certifiedpharb Depends on what kind of commentary I watch Itzkeisha kennieJD Astoldbykenya for more psychological analysis(?) bozevstheworld. I also love amandabb and most of miree but they don't post as much
@@certifiedpharb some of these are reaction channels but I watch kennie J.D, courtreezy, Netflix party, Deb smikle
Yes thank you everyone! Khadija Mbowe I think is one the best (she has a team too so it's a lot of research behind it . Her lives are really good)
@@AriVirtual I think Khadija uses they/them pronouns now, but maybe they're still comfortable with she/her, I'm not really sure
It’s interesting how the commentary community changed so much in just a few years. Commentary used to be making fun of kids on the internet, it came from a right wing perspective and the audiences were dominated by young men. And yet now, it tends to focus on content mills and mega RUclipsrs, it comes from a clearly very progressive place, it’s much more politically engaged and its audience is now slightly more female than male.
The only thing that really stayed consistent was that the RUclipsrs themselves remained predominantly men.
Thats honestly very interesting. I got on youtube pretty much during covid times and mu main focus back then was watching funny content. It was only after the lockdown was over that I started using it to actually know more about the world and venture out of my comfort zone. I wonder if I subconciously avoided every video with a man holding a mike back then lol.
Weirdly enough most of the creators I do end up watching are queer (again, weirdly enough, mostly trans utubers?) and the rest I usually find about through twitch reactions.
I don't really know if that's true. You think channels like Sunny V2 or Patrick CC are progressive?
@@bustanut5501 they're bottom of the barrel, they need to scavenge drama corpses to survive because they don't have that strong a target demographics. Teenagers are less edgy than they used to be. (or less interested in comedy)
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin).
@@bustanut5501 It IS true though, just because two channels aren't progressive doesn't mean that all commentary channels aren't progressive.
Google literally labels me (a 28yo poc f) as a 24yo white male cuz I watch a lot video games, anime, d&d and science contents smh
Wait how do you know what it labels you as? I want to see what it says for me
How do you see what it labels you?
Where can we find this on our profile?
Same!
For the peeps in this thread apparently there is a way you can go into your google settings, I think in the ads section, and see how they categorize you for targeted ads
I mean there are so many women :/ Kennie JD, Jenny Nicholson, Kimberly Nicole Foster, Contrapoints, Tee Noir, Mina Le, I mean I could literally go on forever.
@KillDjay Most of those people don’t do commentary though? Jenny Nicholson is more of a video essayist, and Kennie JD mainly does movie reviews
@@thatcher6923 IDK about reviews, but I'd say video essays can definitely fall into the commentary genre (I wouldn't always argue that though). I think Jenny Nicholson's specifically definitely do; they're longer than typical but that's about it.
Also Chad Chad and Doxie Carter
imagine missing the point this hard. "male dominated" does not mean "men and only men" did you miss the two women literally *in* this video?
and ive heard of literally none
I'm part of the 0.01% of software engineering videos lmao f ;(
Me too haha
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin).
@@ville__ ragebait
@@GirliePop_Z It's a bit of a shame because software engineering is very fun and there is a lot of 'areas' you can focus on.
I feel like a lot girls/women either don't know about it or have a twisted image of what it is.
I wonder if I never got into gaming as a child, would I have this career/hobby now. I'm glad I got introduced to it though, and I recommend it to anyone who likes creative problem solving and creating stuff. Lots of fun and it's rewarding.
@@ville__ turpa kii ville ny
Honestly, I think we're getting to a point where it's like anything is possible for women now. Like I don't see the problems of starting a commentary youtube channel for women. I know there's plenty of women doing commentary on video games, movies, tc shows, social issues, celebrities, and more. The dominance thing isn't the issue. It's the mysoginistic comments that people make that prevent women from exploring different interests. I watch mainly male commentary because I just like the male commentators that I liked. Nothing about gender. But I will never stand behind someone that doesn't watch a woman doing commentary just because they are woman.
Dominance is 100% part of the issue. It’s much harder for women to climb the ranks, whether it’s streaming, or making RUclips videos. Most largely successful female streamers are up there because they are attractive or sexualized to a male audience (not all but a lot) and especially around the 2016ish times on RUclips as well. Things are getting better and changing now tho, but for the longest time, if you were an unattractive girl, good luck getting numbers. Even if you are funny as shit a huge swath of people will hate on you and tell you that you aren’t just cuz you are a woman. Success in general is male dominated. Men are most millionaires and billionaires, most CEOs, most positions of power in many industries. If you are a woman and you don’t cater to the male gaze in your appearance it’s going to affect your career. That’s just the world we live in right now unfortunately.
@@Twink6629-lg3te Yea I get that. I the main point i took away from ur argument tho is that it IS getting better hence why I’m saying the dominance thing isn’t much of a problem anymore.
Yeah, that's why if I ever go into video essays or pop culture analysis, I ain't showing my face. I've been stalked before. I don't need to deal with that again.
@@Twink6629-lg3te success in general is male dominated and you only have women to blame for that if you’re really upset about it. Men are more aggressive in their careers, they’re usually more ambitious too. They enter more big fields than women do, like STEM. As for the sexualisation thing, the only reason that’s what a big percentage of successful female streamers/RUclipsrs have is because they lean so far into it. They realized that instead of climbing the ladder like everyone else they can do some sex appeal and gain a boost in viewership. I know of multiple female content creators who are just as big or bigger than many of the commonly sexualized ones, and they don’t lean into the sexualisation or even have an audience that gives a shit about that. You can’t really say society is making it so only sexualized women are popular when it’s actively women setting that precedent.
As for the being pretty thing, that’s basically been the case for all famous people since the beginning of time. Do you seriously think that popular male creators or celebrities aren’t considered hot by the majority of the online community, let alone their audience? Attractive people are more appealing to look at. Pretty privilege has been benefiting people regardless of whether their genitals are an innie or outie.
Really? How interesting. Most commentary/Internet/digital/media analysis channels i watch is women. Tiffany Ferg, Stephanie Lange, Hannah Alonzo, Madisyn Brown, Blaire White, Angelika Oles and more reaction channels leaning more into the sillyness of it all is Cody Ko, Noel, ChadChad, The click, Jamie French, Joel and probably more i dont remmeber all the names im subbed too its about 60+. its a good mix of people. I just realise I watch almost just reaction/commentary channels. And around 10 creating stuff channels.
um, im sorry. we have the EXACT same taste??????
how do you watch Blair White and Chad Chad 😂😂😂
@@coconutl0vrr i like watching different content? 😅
@@ArriadneAllen haha nice 👍
@@lenerush1520 theyre just like total opposite but do what u want ig
Idk but I still watch a lot of women commentary channels, I guess the most popular ones are male
Yeah. I watch more commentary channels run by a woman than a man. I guess these other channels are more popular?
I always figured the reason the men were more popular was because girls find the guys cute. Never underestimate the power of thirsty fangirls.
@@hope-cat4894 I think so too
I watch many Male Commentators, especially video games. Though there are a few females I do watch via video games. 😅
Julia Cudney and Casey Aonso are two very great female commentators on RUclips. Trin is another one.
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin)..
I had not heard of these ladies. I look forward to checking them out, thanks!
(Ps as a woman, I feel weird when referring to women as “ladies” bc I always hear a smarmy dude voice in my head saying “laaaydeeees” arms outstretched, prob hoping to share his hot tub later, shirt pos unbuttoned too far (this may or may not take place in the 70s a decade before my birth but its happening in my head cannon as it is soooo….)
i love chad chad
Now with the video game thing where does Tetris stand cause i love tetris but as a woman am I allowed to play it?
careful admitting to playing such a video game girl! you are not permitted to play that!
am i allowed to play the sims? i don't wanna be punished by the Council™
@@mayo597 No see the Sims isn't a real game so that's fine
you're allowed to play games as a woman, anyone is. the "women aren't allowed to play video games" comment was in a sarcastic nature considering a lot of men irrationally hate seeing women in gaming spaces.
@@1989v9 dw we're all playing along with the joke 😭
There’s social (news, scandals, different tiktokers) commentary and then media (tv, movies, reactions) commentary. For social commentary I tend to watch more women and for media commentary I tend to watch more men. I have no gender preference, but that just tends to be how it ends up being😂
I have a theory that it’s not just the audience that used to watch the tech videos shifting to more women, but just a lot of them transitioning.
the answer? Asking as an woman.
asking as uh women*
I'm too stupid to give an educated answer but I'm gonna guess something sociological and psychological probably
I got angry until I clocked on she was being sarcastic about women gaming lmao
there was 100% a time when YT thought i was a guy bc i would get ads for ED treatment 😭 but when i started getting into makeup i started getting tampon ads
Same thing use to happen to me..i am a tomboy in STEM and i used to look out for Technological stuff,Philosophy, video games and work out videos and i used get red pill, and misogynistic content..
Now it's alot better, because now i get pryssbrynn,lean beef patty, Nicole, Chad Chad,
mune cat,Shanesphere,Natalie Wynn and Abigail Thorne and many more, and so many female female content creator.. I'm loving every second of it 😂..
I think I’ve convinced the algorithm that im 3 genders in a trench coat, cause i get tampon, ed, and women AND men’s underwear ads
It's the algorithm. It's swayed in men's favor. Even search engines.
Why do you think that? There are a lot of huge female youtubers who don't try that hard. *Cough Sssniperwolf *cough. I'm not saying it's not, just wondering.
@@LeoBezan because sniper wolf is hot. She got popular off of the men who watch her content for those reasons… so that doesn’t necessarily prove this point wrong.
Though I think this comment is a bit of an exaggeration ultimately I have no idea how the RUclips algorithm works so I won’t say anything for sure. Could also just depend on the majority of men vs women on RUclips as a whole, since I know there’s a large male demographic on here.
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin)..
That is some promo victimization you have quite literally 0 evidence to prove your claim. The most popular RUclipsrs being men is easily explained by… most RUclipsrs being men 🤯🤯
Is this toxic feminism 😅
Ive watched a lot of female commentary youtubers, but, atleast the ones youtube recommends me, they seem to have different content. Influencer drama and book reviews. The male commentators I watch lean towards game/shoe reviews, also influencer drama, comedy skits about random things (like I recently watched Eddy's ghost kitchen videos). Theres definitely a lot of woman doing commentary, its just different.
yeah but there definitely are women out there doing the kind of commentary that you do like, just gotta search for them lol
There are a lot of women doing the same content as someone like Eddy. You haven't seen them, but that doesn't mean they aren't there.
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Idk I watch a lot of girl commentaries I didn’t realize it was male dominated. Like I just watched a great video by Spoiled Girly, and I really like Drama Queen, Chad Chad’s also good and yeah I could probably keep going but like
I can definitely still see how there is a lot of male commentary videos. I feel like I’m just talking about nothing here
There are a decent number of women doing commentary videos but the big channels are mostly men.
Tbh this is pretty consistent with what we've seen in other genres. I've seen a few things showing evidence suggesting AI and algorithms have a bias that favours male creators, which is isn't surprising sadly.
I didn’t know that viewership is mainly female. I definitely knew the creators were male dominated though. I like all kinds of commentary but on any subject
Shout out to Funky Frogtbait for being a female commentary channel that's super successful.
I thought they were nonbinary
@@blancagarciadelcerro2237 yep! either this person is newer and therefore unaware, or being purposefully rude
@@blancagarciadelcerro2237According to their Sex. It is true
@@blancagarciadelcerro2237that’s still female, nonbinary is made up
@@mars.flytrap hoping it's the former in this case
Anthony forgot to be here
This is actually a sort of spin off of his regular episodes called assumptions. They take people that have usually already been in his day with series and ask them assumptions. Anthony doesn't appear in these videos
All the production is done by Nicole, Anthony is the interview guy. I know its his channel, but Nicole and Press a like studio produces it. with a little involvement from anthony.
a while ago i discovered gabi belle and nicole rafiee and they easily compare to some of the more popular male commentators.
Yeah I feel like of any new channels I've started watching recently have mostly been women. There is definitely a much more even spread of both with newer and smaller creators coming into existence.
I love candy crush 😭
Your makeup and ASMR is always so flawless 🥹 I love these triggers so much and you absolutely did them justice !!
I keep up with mostly commentary youtubers and have only seen 1 woman doing it. If its not something you actively seek out, you wont find it because they're rarely recommended.
I think it depends on what kind of bubble you're in. I've gotten recommendations for loads of channels that you could consider to also/exclusively do "commentary" that are run by a woman/non-binary person
@ItsBecauseImBored true, but as a whole, I don't think the algorithm suggests women commentators as much as men. If you went to the RUclips homepage without logging in, chances are you'd get more male commentators suggested. There's definitely some underlying misogyny, even if it's just because the algorithm was taught to not showcase as many women because more people have misogynistic views and prefer content when men create it.
Hm my algorithm recomends me women made content a lot recently.
@@minami3823 that's how algorithms work....they're tailored to you.
@minami3823 yeah, i wish mine did. All the youtuber from other niches i watch are women, aside from like pewdiepie and markiplier
I have tried on multiple occasions to get my mother to try video games, and while she does play words with friends, candy crush, and so on, she won’t entertain trying even narrative based games like The Last of Us, Frostpunk, or anything.
She is regularly impressed with the graphical fidelity of newer titles, and I would wager I could get her to watch along with something like Detroit:BH, she doesn’t seem interested in the interactive component of gaming.
hmm from the ones you mentioned she likes, they seem more of the board game type? Maybe she likes interacting or competing with friends? the games that you suggest also feel like something you have to play for long hours to engage in the stories, while Candy Crush and Words with friends are quick to learn and visually have less information.
@@tninotmaruthis, and it seems she’s more of a mobile gamer. The narrative games you mentioned don’t seem to be mobile compatible. It is a big leap for any gamer to switch their console, she might be against that too!
For me these big games have been very intimidating for me for a longest time. It takes lot of kinda... Idk knowledge and skill that you get just by being used to playing games. It's kinda hard to jump straight in you know.
For me it took Valorant when it was still very new to get into shooting and Portal and It Takes Two to get into more story games.They were both super simple easy to understand with very little investment and stakes and i kinda builded up from there.
my mom is a gamer for candy land and mario kart. but only those.
Gabi Belle!
Yessss. She's fantastic and just scrolling through oldest to newest you can see her progression
WAIT. SOMEONE PLEASE GIVE ME FEMALE COMMENTARY RUclipsRS WITH KURTIS CONNER VIBES I NEED THEM V V V
Chad Chad and chronically online itches my brain real good
funkyfrogbait is awesome
@@airbornemelody6156though funky isn’t female
Not even emily !!!
Annamarie Farcino!
Tiffanyferg makes great commentary videos, and while I wouldn’t call Swell Entertainment purely a commentary channel, she does have great videos where she dips into that sphere.
Don't forget sims and baldurs gate, women are allowed to play those
Oh no no !!! just sims. baldur’s gate is fantasy and you know women are not supposed to like that
this is wild to me because I only know female commentary RUclipsrs
I could probably name almost 20 male commentary channels but I'd struggle to think of a single female one that isn't in this video
When I first subbed to Jarvis I was surprised he made computer videos
There's a lot of woman in youtube commentary, but they not always showing their face, so when you look at thumbnail you don't know what person is this. They make comments on movies, games, books and more things outside tik tok. So they have litlle audience here. Tik tok dramas or strange creators will create more female-dominated bc it's platform mostly used by women. So if you want more women in commentary maybe you should look on different topics and give some love to small channels
It doesn't sound like what you're describing are commentary channels, but rather review, reaction, or booktube creators.
@@bishielurfer yeah, maybe you right. I just thougth that they don't have to focus on tik tok stuff and end up mentioned different genre 😅 but think that OG commentary channels also do those reviews so it s not that rigid definition on what can we call commentary channel
Ok but where are the women commentary youtubers recomendations ;:0? I also wanna watch more girls!
Maybe Savantics? If that's commentary
Kayla says
Ohhh and gabi belle
Gabi Belle, graysons projects, münecat, Not Even Emily, Nicole Raffie, Shanspeare
@@feltfroggrayson actually doesn’t really do commentary type vids anymore! she moved over to her other acc graysonsworld :)
Contrapoints is the best one I know
Yesss, praise our mother goddess of philosophy 🛐💥
That's a video essayist though. I personally think there's a difference. Idk.
But i as a woman only watch female commentary n gaming channels…?
Same here, also some good true crime here and there, but mostly those two categories
I wanna watch more female commentary can you recommend some (ik Tiffany ferg but that’s about it 😭)
they were being sarcastic
I like silly meme commentary videos primarily so Charlotte Dobre is one, I love Luxeria she does lots of things and she’s a biochemist so she has a lot of scientific input for what she’s watching even if she’s talking about trash tv, Funkyfrogbait is non-binary and they’re hilarious with talking about real issues and calling out bs, Mercury Stardust the HandyMaam is great I need to watch more of her videos and get her book.
You watch Funkyfrogbait?! I have almost never met another person who watches them! (aside from on their channel that is)
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin)..
i think i've seen more women go into like video essays about society. i think the line between both can kinda blur sometimes, but I think a lot more of the society analyzing videos I see are from women. and i definitely enjoy those videos, even if they aren't as funny and more discussion based.
Only people icon watch are Chad Chad and Kallmekris. Everyone is so negative and they try to be funny, but it comes off passive aggressive. Chad Chad are my favourite RUclips girls🎀💗
Not bejeweled 😂
thought the girl with red hair was Lana Del Rey😂
thats chad chad, she's very funny I would recommend her videos
@@themelnova will do.
PLEASE interview dougdoug
Kayla Says and Camryn Suzanne are some excellent women led commentary channels!
devastated that my glorious king nick drake wasn’t in the top 100
and my king jeff buckley
"only bejeweled" TOOK ME OUT😭
"only bejeweled" I'm weeping
courtreezy and dorisxchi are good commentary youtubers
Only Bejeweled 😂
Ready to Glare is so underrated.
She mentioned Danny but not Drew because they are clearly the same person
jarvis’ software engineering content is was got me into programming yearssssss ago. don’t know where i’d be now without that, i still watch him, of course! surprised there were so few other women watching it lol
As a woman, I love sims, Minecraft, and gta. Or really any game where I can cause chaos and be a complete menace.
I feel like, unfortunately, a lot of women don’t do commentary because our opinions are often ignored or discouraged. Also women get a lot of hate automatically online. People are just more critical of women. I don’t even usually bring stuff like that up, but that’s where my brain immediately went.
Some good commentary women are: funkyfrogbait, chadchad, courtreezy, wurld, not even Emily, Salem Tovar hope this helps plz show them some love
Funkyfrogbait is nonbinary 😊
@@POTATOOO1 😒sure
@@charadreemurr4919 was I talking to you?
@@charadreemurr4919lol you sounded mad
@@myomayo if you say so lol.
Lmfao my two main interests on youtube are commentary videos and video games. I wonder if the algorithm classifies me as a man or a woman
- Female ❌
- Male ❌
- Gender neutral/Non-binary ✔️
"Everybody's good but I wanna watch more girls" real as fuck
"only bejeweled" has me cackling
Women in general seem to be more passionate fans of whatever they like In comparison to men who seemingly drop creators at the drop of a hat pretty easily.
tell that too the football fans 🙄
@@saigeskinner6535 idk much about football so I can't speak on that
Kennie JD baybeee
I love Kennie but she's not a commentary channel, she a reaction/review channel.
She has a couple videos that dip into commentary but it's not her main content genre.
Progressive male commentary channels are great bc I don't totally see that irl, like low key restoring my faith in humanity/men. It lets me relax a little
Please come back man, your content is like comfort content. Its super chill and bingeable
idk about youtube but i’ve been labeled as female on tiktok because of my content preferences, so maybe that’s why the ratio is so high for them
pretty sure it goes off what you inputted as your gender while making the account
Drop me your favorite female commentary youtubers so I can go binge their content please and thank you >:)))
funkyfrogbait ! i heavily recommend their video on nasty tiktok chefs and their barbie movie video. they are great starting points and show how funny their humor is but also in the barbie one touches on some really good real life stuff
@@airbornemelody6156 Funky isn't female though
notevenemily and salem tovar!!
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin)..
@@ville__ I did not understand a word you just said.
The name ChadChad is wild 😭
W HER FOR WATCHING DANNY THOUGH
I love Jarvis' listening face lol, he always looks so focused whenever he's listening to someone talk. Hes got that adhd focus face down pat
And poc!! I wanna watch Black women in the commentary space
No one else is here on my end😭😭😭
i think in general commentary videos appeal to more women than men simply because women like talking (in general) more than men. i started watching commentary because i was lonely and missed having my brother, sister, and friends to talk to and make jokes with. for me it was like the youtuber was a friend telling me about something interesting/funny-it made adjusting to college a lot easier. and it’s comfy watching as well, like a warm chocolate chip cookie or something
It’s cause we as women need to get our information and opinions from men. Duh, we’re not smart enough to think ourselves 🙄
Here is a list of my faves:
Jordan Theresa
Mina Le
Cheyenne Lin
Shanspeare
Aini
Tee Noir
Broey Deschanel
Intelexual Media
Final girl studios
Rukiat
I’m pretty sure algos think I’m a girl cause I’m a Swiftie 😂
CHAD CHAD MY POOKIE
Evertbody's good but, I wanna watch more Black people
That’s for real
@@kaidevaleria2531 nah dude, I was making a point through sarcasm.
I was hoping somebody would be like, "why does that matter?" to which, I would smuggly point at this short
@@mattz459well your original comment is actually valid bc different demographics of people have different viewpoints. i’ve watched multiple videos relating to the same topic but they all have slightly different viewpoints bc of their backgrounds. a white woman may talk about her experience with idk like buying a car just from a gendered standpoint and a black man may talk about it from a racial standpoint and then a black woman would talk about it from a racial and gendered standpoint that takes intersectionality of two different oppressed/marginalized groups into consideration. your background really matters
@@mattz459On top of the things already described, one additional reason could be that it's important to expose yourself to different cultures and ethnicities. Where I live is not very diverse and this can lead to my brain going "how unusual" for a split second whenever I see someone who looks vastly different than me. I don't want to think about people that are different to me as other so I think it's beneficial to normalize it by seeing it more. And one easy way to do it is to seek out creators that are e.g. black - which sometimes can actually be hard because the algorithm has stuck you in a mostly white bubble. The first black creators I had to actively seek out and only later did they then also get recommended to me.
@@ItsBecauseImBored Let me pose a question: What’s the difference between a Black person and a White person or anything other person, for that matter?
Aside from superficial differences and self-imposed ideologies, there is no difference.
Your scenario was odd to me. I have to assume you don’t live in the United States.
Regardless, I find your reasoning to be a bit hypocritical. “I don’t want to think of other people as weird so lets divide ourselves by how we look so I can focus on one particular group instead of the other.”
Women don’t play video games? We’re not allowed to? Both are news to me…
They were being facetious
It's sarcasm
It was clearly sarcasm
@@JayPhonomancer wasn’t clear at all to me when she even quickly corrected herself. Having said that idk her so yh u could be right, who’s to say.
They were joking....
I remember jarvis’ software engineering content🥰 he helped me a lot while i was studying cs
tbh i watch mostly male commentary youtubers (james marriott and that bunch) but the one woman i watch consistently (and not just random videos i come across that seem interesting also by women) is jaclyn glenn. i LOVE her.
i wanted to play video games so bad that i transed my gender
fire comment
Gender equivalent of hopping the border
Yeah. Well….
Didn't ask. My content is far superior. Cp is unironically more entertaining than this video (not club penguin)..
thats why i play video games in secret
In my bedroom where nobody can see me
*Master Oogway has entered a dead end.*
Most of my newest subscriptions to commentary channels have been women and a lot of the men bideos quality hws gone down or they havent been active. Im really enjoying seeing more women opinions on a variety of topics
“Women don’t play games”“Oh no we can’t say that” “We’re not allowed to”
Ig I invested in my extremely expensive gaming set up for nothing hahaha
@@zoeythepanda7200 hey man I didn’t say it she did.
@harry_hydrogen it was supposed to be sarcastic, hahaha
You misheard the second quote, they weren’t saying they aren’t allowed to say that, it was someone repeating the sentiment that women aren’t allowed to play video games. The woman who made the original comment had just prior said she makes video game content, and she also plays video games on Twitch, so it’s supposed to be sarcastic
@@stellers_jay8023 it was backhanded sarcasm founded in no factual reality. No one is preventing women from playing video games, it is absurd to even suggest the claim in the slightest.