Ben Shapiro TRIGGERED By Barbie Movie | Hasanabi Reacts ft. AustinShow
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Let's say, hypothetically, I'm a Barbie girl. Ok let's even say I'm in a Barbie world. Right, so, in this scenario, I would obviously know from personal experience that life in plastic is fantastic. Wouldn't it be reasonable to assume you could brush my hair and undress me literally everywhere? Imagination; you can derive from the fundamentals of basic logic that life is your creation.
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Isn't there a video like that?
@@falconeshieldYeah. Its AI of Ben Shapiro saying Barbie Girl.
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“When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression."
The barest move towards equality feels like oppression.
every non white racists most favorite oneliner.
“When you’re accustomed to privilege, you often have to make up problems in your head that don’t exist to complain about.”
That’s what this movie was, the projection of a person’s perpetual victim complex because they think men are oppressing them.
@@sabersin7694lmao
@@sabersin7694did you see the movie? Because both barbie and Ken realised they were in the wrong
The same folks crying about society getting too soft are now crying about a Barbie movie a month after crying about The Little Mermaid.
So soft is the new black?
@@falconeshield soft is crying about mermaids and barbie
Lmao fr, these lot are really triggered over barbie and a mermaid
Same folks who spent the last decade crying on social media about the lack of progressive messaging in movies are now directing said movies and projecting their fears and insecurities onto them thinking we won’t notice.
@@sabersin7694 By your own admission those people left social media and have changed the world. Perhaps you should leave social media too, it's rotting your brain.
My mom literally tried to stop me from going to the barbie movie in fear that I'll turn woke. Took me an HOUR to explain to her about the movie and understand what it actually is about, and now she appreciates the effort that went into it.
I have no idea how conservative brainrot spreads so fast now. The fact that she heard about the take on release date is crazy.
You should allay her fears and tell her you are already woke.
One thing conservatives are very good at is propaganda. They are able to inject their takes into normie shit like Tik Toks and local news, and make it spread very easily.
@@jewdy8915 "Mom, I need to tell you something...'pauzes'... I'm Woke!"
"Nooooh I did not raise you to be woke, why are you doing this to me and your father!!??"
"I was always that way mom, I've been woke as long as I can remember.."
Easy, just believe what you're told if it fits your narrative or line of thinking
@@Rossoneri2 it does seem easy for Trumptards to believe everything they are told unless the evidence doesn’t fit their narrative. It’s like they hate facts and evidence or something.
Being a conservative is so easy, you just have to go on camera and say "this isn't conservative enough" to literally anything and everything and bam, instant millions of views.
just say “things aren’t the same as they used to be 😡” and you’ll have a black rifle sponsorship and get to speak at cpac
“this is different than me. destroy it!!!”
You’re right, it is easy. All you have to do is say something the majority of normies say and then boom it’s a hit! BreadTube gorging leftists on the other hand have to struggle finding their target audience, mainly because it’s really hard to find people that agree with you outside of your political echo chamber.
i can say the same about liberals
@@user768jjy3no7 ok but nobody her is a liberal and I they are they may have the wrong community if they want respectful feedback because feedback will come non the less.
“Barbies are mainly used by 5-9 year old girls” Ben, do girls not grow up and have nostalgia for their childhood toys?
Just like the woman in the movie drawing the thoughts of death barbie. He completely missed that whole plot point
same guys watching transformers movies: AMAZING
I guess nostalgia now woke
To-To-To-Today Junior!
Don’t listen to him... he is a failed and exiled Hollywood actor...
Ben couldn't make it in Hollywood as a screenwriter so you know he's seething with jealousy to see talented directors and writers like Greta Gerwig succeed where he failed
I always forget he tried to be a screenwriter before he discovered grifting lmao
Eh the movie was cringe just like Shapiro’s projects, Greta dropes the ball
@Lucas-cz5to at least she had one to drop...
Absolutely
People forget that even incels get married.
Does anyone else think that Ben really wanted to see the Barbie movie and is now somehow forced to justify it by making gross shit like this?
yes. Infact: no duh
Dude is simping HARD for this movie
Gotta justify watching his favorite movie as a business expense, I respect that grind
Mate at the end of Barbie the girls literally decide to reestablish a matriarchal rule instead of treating the ken dolls equally. That is the opposite of gender equality and is a horrible message for the youth. The whole Barbie movie is the embodiment of toxic feminism and it constantly tries to hate on men and portray all men as idiots from start to finish while glorifying women as perfect flawless creatures. This is objectively true,
Ben wanted to watch Barbie AND make it a tax write off
People like Ben Shapiro love blade runner and fight club, movies that are obvious attacks at their ideologies, they couldn’t be media literate to save their lives.
They also think Rage Against Machine is right wing. They periodically discover the fact that Rage has always been far left anarchists and express their disappointment that they've gone woke.
I don't think you get it, some people think Tyler durden is a hero in that movie.
Chuck Palahnuik, the author of the book Fight Club, is gay. I bet they don’t know that either.
@@TheybyBaby
"Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses"
Dune as well. He compared the villains, the Harkonens who are led by a nobleman with the title of Baron, to the Soviet Union…🤣🤣🤣
If Ben Shapiro hates it, it’s probably worth a watch
It is lol
it is, sore it lastnight after securing a ticket and omfg so worth it
it’s pretty great
If a Hasan viewer likes it, its probably cancer and should be avoided at all cost.
It is amazing. Saw it last night and I almost cried multiple times especially during America Ferrera's speech, but I also laughed a lot. Ryan Gosling also did an amazing job as Ken. It really is a movie for everyone - except conservatives apparently.
It's hilarious that people on the internet say that the Barbie movie is "anti-men" when it's clearly not, just anti misogynistic. I guess some people use those terms interchangeable but that in itself gives off red flags.
because they are statistics not exceptions.
This. 100%
White men are so fragile
I have seen lots of guys saying 'oh no the barbies just re-instate the status quo. It's a revenge fantasy' when president barbie very clearly says things should *not* go back to the way they were. No, there's no immediate complete equality but that's for satirical purposes and it's clearly implied to be a bad thing. It mirrors the real world process of feminism.
Exactly tbh if it wanted to paint the men in a bad light it definitely could have but I really liked ken and the Kens and especially alan!! they are so silly
Ben is salty cuz he WISHES he could be Earring Magic Ken but didn't get that chance when he was a theater kid
truth
I get it
Or maybe because there was no Short King Ken
@@falconeshieldearring magic ken was based on clothing worn by gay men in the club scene in the 90s
I had a lot of fun at the barbie movie. A lot of people were wearing pink and dressing up (myself included) and it was a very active audience. Also the movie wasn't geared towards kids, it's PG-13. It's for classic barbie fans. AND most of it was satirical, ken wasn't a villain, he wasn't even a MAN, he's ken! He was goofy and funny!! It's a feminist comedy movie, it was advertised as that, why did conservatives think it wasn't going to be that!
Conservatives complaining about Barbie being feminist missed the entire point about Barbie. She's always been progressive and feminist. FFS Ruth Handler based the doll herself off a German gag gift doll for men.
also the narrative that its "anti-men" is so dumb when the movie literally shows that vilification of men is counterproductive & positive male empowerment is important too (provided it isnt to the detriment of women as it is with the patriarchy).
The entire reason ken liked the patriarchy was bc he had never seen kens in such a positive light before in barbieland where kens are basically second class. The resolution was for kens to find themselves outside of the patriarchy/societal expectations/existing only for barbie which doesnt sound very anti-men to me
Mate at the end of Barbie the girls literally decide to reestablish a matriarchal rule instead of treating the ken dolls equally. That is the opposite of gender equality and is a horrible message for the youth. The whole Barbie movie is the embodiment of toxic feminism and it constantly tries to hate on men and portray all men as idiots from start to finish while glorifying women as perfect flawless creatures. This is objectively true
@@shysmy19 yep, just as it is in real life! women had to and are still having to work their way up to equality in the real world just as kens will have to do there + barbieland isnt meant to be a utopia, its just as flawed as the real world that it was made to mirror
(except in barbieland barbies didnt care abt kens, they just sort of existed meanwhile during kendom, barbies were made subservient to kens which makes kendom more similar to the real world than barbieland imo)
And the joke also being that "Ken's have as much power in barbieland as women do in the real world"
People let everything the kens went through and their ENTIRE freaking purpose in the movie fly right over their heads. Bc this movie spelled out gender discrimination in the most elementary way possible and sm folk still wanna act like this was an attack on men like please be serious.
Like seriously, I love the movie, and I knew while watching it that people, specifically men, would find a way to hate it. But it's cerebral, the Ken's literally find their self-worth within the movie, but showed how gender discrimination can happen and is present in the real world.
Conservatives just don't understand film (or any sort of art for that matter). Ben She-p-word also reviewed Knives Out: Glass Onion (a MYSTERY movie) and said it was too full of misdirection.
@@thatsmypsyche That's hilarious when seen written out
@@thatsmypsycheI recall when he did that on boxing day while everyone was enjoying their Xmas dinner. What a loser.
FR like it literally talks about men’s issues too, wtf are these lot talking about
No wonder Ben's a failed screenwriter, he doesn't even understand what the Barbie movie is about.
Conservative literary analysis equates to none. The character has to look directly at the camera and tell them what’s happening lmao.
Well, he did have trouble understanding the misdirection and plot twist of Glass Onion.
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ALL OF THISSSS
Imagine if men made an entire movie about how terrible women are
The misandrist double standards we are gas lit into dealing with are getting so gross
The fact that they hate how barbie wants girls to be who they want to be is so fucking funny. Have they never seen a barbie ad before? They say it like five times per ad
Barbie has become progressive since the 80s and never stopped. These people are still mad a disabled Barbie and a black Barbie have been official from the Mattel shelves
Hell! Even in BARBIE movies have always had the slogan, "You can be anything!" - source material; I grew up with many Barbie movies created by Mattel. It's been like this.
Probably because before Barbie was only marketed towards girls. So the feminist barbie messaging were invisible and irrelevant to them. But now it's a mainstream movie so they see ot for the first time and they hate it
@@ziljin Or because they can outrage farm now.
@@NuiYabuko that too. They gain money making mountains out of molehills
conservatives trying so hard to somehow make every movie that comes out into a culture war issue lmao. They did this with Spiderverse too
Meanwhile they're ordering their minions to spam everyone into seeing the Sound Of Freedom - yet I'm sure *none* of those same people bothered to see Spotlight.
They do all the dividing of the country, then complain that the country is divided..
@@brientaylorcohenOf course they didn't Spotlight was for grown ups not for people still attached to a church
@@brientaylorcohenWhat's Spotlight?
@@dalekrenegade2596it's a movie about a bunch of journalists who broke alot of the catholic church pedophilia news and exposed alot
One of the biggest problems with watching Oppenheimer after Barbie is that Barbie is a critique of the male ego and Oppenheimer is movie entirely about the male ego.
And that's if you ignore that 1) Oppenheimer was dissed by President Truman for using the atom bombs to end WW2 after the firebombs at Tokyo didn't make the population surrender, calling him a "Crybaby Scientist" cause Trueman gave the direct order, not Oppen. 2) Oppen's dismissal of New Mexico Hispanics from their homes by force and making them work on the big boys without radiation protection. These were US Citizens who are barely acknowledged to this day outside of their New Mexico descendants. And 3) He was a communist during the red scare. That's....dumb.
Huh
Yes I LOVED Oppenheimer but that movie still is 100% a male fantasy. They made him out to be more of a superhero/genius who gets all the ladies than the morally gray figure he was
@@chloerose1342 oh no is that how the movie is? Kinda concerned about seeing it now
@@chloerose1342I actually think the movie did a good job portraying how little we truly understand about his motivations and thoughts. It was his POV however I still feel like I don't know him at all (after three hours!)
Literally JUST saw this movie (it was awesome) and the main message is everyone should be an individual and be who they want to be. Barbie is not dependent on being pretty or on Ken, and Ken is not dependent upon Barbie. They each go their own way and find their own path in the end.
@@ajae...It's amazing
Exactly, it’s such a good movie and the message clearly portrays gender equality, consumerism, so many worldly problems.
I thought is the conservatives who support individualism not whatever this in the left , i hope im not wrong
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That sounds like bullshit MGTOW propaganda to me, in a harmonious society, men and women should depend on each other
By the time I was 8 I'd been sexually assaulted by an adult man. Also my youngest sibling died. But going to see a pg-13 movie at the age of 10! That! THAT! is the source of my REAL!!! Trauma!!!
I am so sorry that happened to you😢 lots of love 💕
All love❤.
@@sheleavitt06disrespectful, remove the crying emoji
@@selrox879disrespectful
Lmao I think conservatives have amnesia.
"Be who you wanna be B-A-R-B-I-E" was literally the slogan for Barbie way before this movie, and they absolutely fed that shit to their kids
"If you are a hater this movie is for you" and they didn't get that
When men dare to point out misandry y’all are the same women to call us “sexist and insecure”
But women will make a whole movie about how terrible men are not even see the double standards
Gotta love Ben Shapiros super anecdotal evidence about who the audience is, because he went during work hours on a Friday. I had a packed theater and only saw about three kids, with a wide range of film previews. The people who were most excited were in their 30s and 40s, because that's when Barbie was really popular.
Really? I'd have expected people in their 50s too, but I guess people like me (30s) and 40s loved te Barbie girl song in 98
I maybe saw 1 kid at my showing opening Saturday
my theater had pretty much all ages, teens, 20s, and a lot of women saw it with their moms and grandmas
i went 3 days after it was released at 6pm on a sunday and the cinema was full of people probably between 20 and 35, all wearing pink, it was super fun. i'll be seeing it again with my mum and her friends are also going to see it. truly confused how anyone thought this movie was meant to be for kids lol, like even before there was any marketing or promos it was obvious it was aimed at adults
Thinking girls stop playing with Barbies at 9 is the funniest shit ever. Have u never met a women before? Or a teen?
When do people stop playing with Barbie? I am a woman from a family of all women and I have no clue.
@@jewdy8915I stopped at around 12-13 mostly because I started feeling ashamed and thought I *should* stop, if that makes sense. It was a weird transition for me haha
@@jewdy8915 I stopped after an episode of the Simpsons where Bart pulled a head off one of Lisa’s barbies so I ripped the heads off mine for some reason I guess thinking it was lame and too “girly” for me to keep playing with the Barbies. Idk lol. I think I’d still liked playing with Barbies up until then and have no clue how old I was except that I was a child
I still do and I’m 18
I did until 10 but I started collecting monster high dolls and I played with them until 14-15 and still collect them. I’m 22 now
As someone who is 23, obsessed with Barbie, and has seen the movie, every single person here is wrong. Its more a movie for adults than children, its very political and challenges alot of societal structure, its anti-cop, anti-capitalist, anti-patriarchy and super feminist. I loved it but i am not shocked that conservatives are offended
finally a comment like this!! The Barbie movie is for adults who grew up having/ playing with barbies. And as one of those adults, I have to say its fricking awesome.
As a 24 year old woman, I’d say it’s also definitely for young girls! If it’s acceptable for young kids to be taken to Marvel movies, it’s definitely ok for young girls to be taken to this as well. I think there’s stuff in this movie that kids would love as well as adults, it’s truly for everyone
Fr, just let them be mad at It. I dont know why defend with "It's just a dolls movie" when every actor talk about how much it meant for them and it was directed by Greta. It clearly had something to say, they just didnt like It and thats a win in my book lmao
@@necrotic9433 period. Couldnt have said it better
As a 19 year old, I agree with you! like, with the first trailer I already felt like there would be some little things that adults would notice, with that little joke they make in the trailer and the second trailer where there's a guy just slapping Barbie's ass! like, how would that be ok in a kids movie???
I'm still going to watch this movie! I may not like messages that involve hating men, but if some of these comments saying the opposite are true, I want to see what the movie really is!
I have not felt this good about being a woman since forever after I saw Barbie
Oh shit fr? Now I gotta watch this movie. My gender don’t be hitting so hard nowadays.
@@goblinbabe go there dressed up in all pink too, you will feel amazing
@@babynyxe4784 YES it was so fun
I felt so connected to just womanhood itself. I look around at other woman and I just understand. Being a woman is such an experience
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my fiancée and i saw barbie at a small theater that shows two movies at a time and the line to get seats was for both theaters. the woman behind us asked us which movie we were seeing and we said barbie and she said “we’re not gonna see that after what ben shapiro said about it, he said it was sooo stupid” all i could say was “oh yeah he would know, he’s professionally stupid” and turned away from her. she then tried to talk about ben shapiro to the folks behind her.
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@@sheleavitt06and then everyone clapoed
And then everyone clapped
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no way this actually happened💀
The funniest thing about the Barbie discourse is the tweet complaining that Barbie wants to teach kids they can be what they want to be. That was literally barbies slogan for decades.....
Y’all I’ve see this movie twice already and there were so many people audibly crying during both screenings (myself included). Yes I 100000% played with Barbies and her various Vespas and Ferraris and Jeeps and roller blades that actually sparked (wtf Mattel?!), but this movie WRECKED me. I don’t have kids so I’m unsure what the like…vibe is? But my gut says this isn’t really a kids movie. I feel like Barbie is a conduit for a broader message that resonates a little too close to home right now as a female in TX.
My parents saw Oppenheimer last night and enjoyed it because they’re fucking boomers so duh, but they bought tickets for Barbie after I saw it last night and I absolutely guarantee they’re going to laud it.
Please don’t let the neon colors and plasticine sets convince you otherwise- this movie is a goddamn masterpiece and perfectly timed with our current political climate.
Also dress on theme because life is short and who fucking cares if you wear pink to go sit in a dark theater?
Bruh I went to see it twice on the same day. It was so heartwarming for all ages
Definitely a movie for older kids. It has a good message baked in and I would definitely show it to child over like 10ish. like Hassan said the jokes that aren’t appropriate will go over their heads and most of the crass humor is something most middle schoolers would be familiar with. I wish these types family movies got made more often. It’s actually beneficial for kids to watch movies that they don’t totally understand and challenge them- kind of like princess bride, it’s a movie that grows with you. Too much talking down to kids with dumb ass paw patrol movies.
The 2 main takeaways I had from Bens video was, Ben doesn’t know what PG-13 means (he kept referencing how this movie was for 7 year olds). And that the only joke in the movie Ben liked was the FOOT JOKE???????
Ben proving once again that he has a foot fetish (not that there's anything wrong with that)
bro mad he had to pay
Yes it’s Barbie, but even from the trailers you could tell it’s not specifically a kids movie. It isn’t like paw patrol or peppa pig. Barbie is a cultural icon that the majority of people living today are aware of, with many having played with the dolls or even just having their own opinions on what she or the brand represents. That’s why there’s interest from all different demographics, not just little girls
Barbie has been around since the 60s. There are og customers that are dead now. The movie not acknowledging that would've been dumb.
@@falconeshieldexactly
I grew up with barbie movies! and barbie's message in general is to be what you want! "everything is possible!" it was literally a barbie song! the message was that you can be whatever you want, it literally seems like conservatives have never seen a barbie doctor! she is more than just a fashion icon!
It’s so sad that the conservatives just can’t enjoy media. I’m a 32 year old male and freaking loved the movie. During the musical song of the Ken’s, I was crying from laughter, it’s amazing.
And the pro feminist message is awesome. Kid’s won’t really get the deeper meaning and grown ups have something to think about.
IM JUST KEN WHERE I SEE LOVE SHE SEES A FRIEND😢💔💔
When men dare to point out misandry y’all are the same women to call us “sexist and insecure”
But women will make a whole movie about how terrible men are not even see the double standards
@@nobodythenobody9779you didn’t understand the movie then. The point is that both genders need to respect each other and have a lot to work on. Just because the roles were flipped doesn’t mean that’s how the movie says things should be. Learn the difference.
the reaction to the barbie movie is just proof that if legally blonde was made today they’d be shitting all over that too
Literally the Ken plot part shows how men need to find who they are. That the patriarchy and harming women is not what they need...THEY NEED TO FIND OUT WHO THEY ARE. Find themselves. Embrace their interests and all. And the part of Barbie not liking Ken like that I took it as just bc you are said you are meant to be doesn't mean you have to. Just bc the world tells you this is how you have to be Ken doesn't mean thats you. You are you but you also happen to be Ken!
Exactly, they literally say in the end *It's Barbie* and *It's Ken* and not just Ken. Idk how conservatives just ignored that part or just the entire last Ken scene lol
@@xapokalypse Fr. Theyre purposefully spreading lies about the movie bc they know their viewers will either not watch or wont know how to interpret it. They wanna ensure they hyperfocus on the men being hyper-fem and being rejected instead of the story.
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You are Kenough.
Imagine if men made an entire movie about how terrible women are
The misandrist double standards we are gas lit into dealing with are getting so gross
one of the main point of barbie is ken being “kenough” and his journey of feeling valid and empowered whilst also not being misogynistic. people are SO stupid i cant comprehend it. and it might not be up there on men’s favourite movies list because its not made for men and thats why they are upset. it is so empowering for women whilst also empowering men. its a movie about WOMANHOOD and it does that so well its a beautiful movie and its also funny. like i was laughing out loud because its genuinely funny whilst being meaningful
the movie isn’t even rlly for kids?😭 its clearly meant for a teen-adult audience. if a parent takes their 6-year-old to a movie that’s PG-13, that’s on them lmao
Has the same energy as adults taking kids to go see the Sausage Party movie after assuming it's for kids because it's animated IMO.
Went to a screening of the first Deadpool movie back in 2016 and saw a mom bring her 3 little kids into the theater. They left within about the first 10 minutes of the movie, that parent failed their job exponentially
neither of the movies push religious or nationalist propaganda so ben will absolutely hate them
He must love Sound of Freedumb then
That is what made Barbie great.
Na they just push misandrist propaganda, the gas light you into thinking it’s ok cus “it’s just a doll bro” like that justifies misandry
@ninab.4540 Sound of Freedom is ACTUALLY good tho.
imagine seeing barbie and then ben shapiro is in the seat right next to you
Imagine Barbie drying up when she sees Ben.😄
Taking notes furiously on his notepad
imagine being offended at being portrayed as goofy. women seem to enjoy that i’m a goofball
“bumbling villain” is also positive, these people are insane
Yeah women like.a sense not an upright prude like ben
Imagine men make a movie about how terrible women are
Then gas light you by saying “it’s just a movie about a doll bro”
Can you even name a movie that shows all women as terrible
@@nobodythenobody9779the men aren't even the bad guy. Ken was hurting and didn't handle it well. He then explained his feelings to barbie and she apologized for making him feel bad and making him feel like he needed to act that way. The ending is litterally barbie apologizing and the other barbies and Ken's work to fix barbieland
@@nobodythenobody9779 i haven’t seen the movie yet, but i very much doubt that’s the message of the movie lmao. and there are plenty of movies that portray women as overall bad or inferior, such as most Xtian movies
He’s so insufferable and deserves to be fined $100k given directly to me
lmfao i wouldn't want money he's touched he probably licks his dollars
so true
Should be more tbh. Like 100 million instead.
@@xavierriv41100 barbillion
What I thought was more hilarious was that they included Magic Earing Ken the single best selling and rarest Ken doll of all but with the huge edit of having him wear a necklace that says Barbie instead of the circle necklace that Mattel didn’t realize was a cock ring until they got all these letters from the LGBTQ community about how much they loved the new GAY Ken doll in the early 90s so they recalled all the dolls from stores and discounted it and were all like “Ken is straight ok. He’s STRAIGHT!!!”😂😂😂
You’d have to be very openly misogynistic to go on a rant about this movie. They weren’t even going over numerical data like you see in debates. It was just women expressing how they feel. It’s a beautiful movie. I made a mini movie about going to the movie.
This is why the mothers monologue touched me. The way everyone in the room, including Barbie just sat watched and listened. They stayed quiet and listened TO listen. That just scratched an itch in my brain. Nobody tried to reject her lifelong experiences, speak over her or tell her that she should shut up and be grateful. The whole room understood each other.
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When men dare to point out misandry y’all are the same women to call us “sexist and insecure”
But women will make a whole movie about how terrible men are not even see the double standards
@@nobodythenobody9779 did you see the end? The ending was about how the patriarchy affects even men negatively and men should learn how to live in their own individuality and know that they are enough.
@@lem8540 that’s part of the problem, it’s not just the “patriarchy” that harms men, it’s feminists, there is a feminist law called the deloth domestic abuse model named after the feminist the made the law
It’s responsible for primary agressor laws that make it so that the police have to arrest the man in any domestic abuse situation even when he’s the victim
This is just one example, I could talk about the courts to
Misandry is harming men a lot more than the patriarchy but they won’t address any of that
I love how he purchased the official dolls to put them in the trash for his intro
I have to imagine the list of things that don't trigger Ben is a hell of a lot shorter than the things that do.
It’s ridiculous that men are being this delusional when they literally did two live action Lego movies which catered to a young male audience about a beloved childhood toy the same way the Barbie movie does
Let me get this straight, the same people who have been complaining about people being overly sensitive and soft have collectively lost their shit over the barbie movie, black little mermaid, and snow white?
And they think theyre the beacons of masculinity?
Is anyone else missing this: He bought a notepad before seeing it, so he went into it expecting criticizing wokeness without giving it a chance. So much for bias...
Imagine “critiquing” a kid’s movie. I’m sure it’s not totally inane, but I’m also sure I have no interest in ever watching it.
@@jewdy8915it's not a kids movie it's PG-13. So a family film rated similarly to the Marvel films. Me and my childfree partner are going dressed up and everything.
@@JoeyisDREADful are you bringing your Barbies?
@@jewdy8915 You are all over the comments section going on and on about how you never owned Barbies and don't get it. We get it, babes, you're super cool and not like the other girls. Have a cookie or whatever.
@@jewdy8915ppl critique films, even kids films (the video essays are rampant), but there’s being critical for the sake of understanding the medium and content better and there’s getting pissed for getting pissed (and a bag)
I cant wait for Hasan to see this movie and fully take in how actually unhinged this man is being... like its not a children's. Ben saw pink and couldnt comprihend that pink/girly doesent make it a children's movie
Ben knows he has to hate it and takes notes on what to complain about lol
He goes to the movies like clocking in for work lmao
Bruh Barbie is revealing so many people right now as they really are. It's like a detector of who to avoid.
Ain't no way "masculine stoic alpha males" actually are this invested and offended by a barbie movie 😭
barbie has always made good content. if you watch the show Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse from 2012. lots of funny subversion and self referential humor going on. in the first episode her closet becomes sentient ala 2001 and tries to off her.
Life in the dreamhouse slaps sooo hard
Barbies youtube channel is also great!
Ben Shapiro gives me anxiety. Also, why would Ben Shapiro spend over a Hundred Dollars on Barbie Merchandise just to set it on fire 😐 there wasn't a kid on set or a thrift store he could've donated to? And, what audience was he in? Everyone in my audience were women of a ages and LGBTQIA+, also I can't wait to see it again!!! And, get all the merch!!! 💝💖💝💖
I bet Ben is an avid Barbie collector.
Hasan needs to watch Barbie, I can't handle the disrespect
I made my GI Joes hang out with my sisters Barbies when nobody was home.
My Barbie was hooking up with the Peculiar Purple Pieman of Porcupine Peak. She always liked a bad boy.
GI Joe is in love with ken
@@dustinsindledecker154 see, this is where I really went wrong.
Barbie is anything but "painfully vanilla", it's some pretty highbrow satire that roasts even Mattel itself. Ben's still a fucking baby tho
I watched barbie and there was no sex senses what are they talking about they literally say in the movie that they don't have genitals aswell 😂
I think at the beginning hasan was talking about Oppenheimer not Barbie haha
@@bridgette8748 oh okay thank you
Honestly I kind of expected the movie to have some sort of reference to making your barbies kiss by just smashing them against each other😭😭
@@helplessheroine2641 lol
There were no moms and kids in my movie because it was a late showing. It was sold out and was just 20-40 year olds in pink who wanted to see Barbie
Same pretty much
Lmao yes, I even attended a movie viewing that was filled to the brim with adults and had an afterparty with DJs and burlesque 😂
Ben is sitting here explaining that he doesnt understand how a beloved character works, children, parents, collectors, nostalgia nuts and many other types of fans wants to see this. and all he can see is "danger to men" what a goof. Im a transformers fan and i even want to see the movie because of the translation of "toy collector" jokes that could be in there
Imagine a world where people weren’t out to dominate others. People could just chill and enjoy their lives.
thats what i dream about man.... Maybe one day (probably not)
The rightwingers complain about toy franchise being made into adult movies are the same people that ate up the Transformer franchise
Just got home from seeing Oppenheimer AND barbie.... Both movies were excellent. I can absolutely see why the right is up in arms over barbie because the whole point of the movie is to be yourself and do what you want to do instead of what others want you to do. The word "patriarchy" was used many times, as well. So yeah totally get why they are pissed. Has anyone said anything about Midge, yet? I figured there would be upset finding out the pregnant doll was "weird" and didn't sell so they discontinued it (😂😂) anyway, both great movies, neither are for children!
Oh the same people who are complaining about the Barbie movie are the same people who complained about the Barbie I mean Midge doll being pregnant so loudly that Mattel discontinued it😏
What I thought was more hilarious was that they included Magic Earing Ken the single best selling and rarest Ken doll of all but with the huge edit of having him wear a necklace that says Barbie instead of the circle necklace that Mattel didn’t realize was a cock ring until they got all these letters from the LGBTQ community about how much they loved the new GAY Ken doll in the early 90s so they recalled all the dolls and were all like “Ken is straight ok. He’s STRAIGHT!!!”😂😂😂
@@sheleavitt06 yes! There were so many things about the movie that made it hilarious 😂
Let’s be honest…Ben was going to hate this movie no matter what it was about. He made up his mind well in advance.
By Ben's logic Oppenheimer is more woke cause it has a higher rotten tomatoes score
Oppenheimer was a leftist soyboy.😀
He's dressed like a toddler from the 80's and talking like a 12 yr old who just learned cusswords.
"My Producer dragged me to see the Barbie Movie." That's an interesting way to say he was more excited to see Barbie than Oppenheimer because he already knew he was going to pick it apart and point out anything that could be construed as "woke" in order to gin up his virulently reactionary fanbase for easy content! Did his producer make him wear that Ken 'fit as well?
No his wife made him wear the outfit in hoping it would get her wet. And it failed spectacularly
I was not expecting the fire bit. That was deranged.
Yeah... I found the fact that they were covered in rainbows pretty disturbing considering the current state of violence against queer people.
@@TheybyBabyOh yeah, he a 100% new what he was doing there.
@@TheybyBaby these right wing propagandists are deranged but they correctly understand that feminism and LGBTQ rights are intrinsically linked. They have one hatred for both.
being whatever u wanna be is literally the barbie slogan "be who u wanna be, b-a-r-b-i-e, barbie girl"
“This movie will get no repeat business” is funny to hear as I’m getting ready to see Barbie for the 3rd time this weekend.
i went and saw barbie yesterday at 6pm the audience was just women in their 20’s and 30’s, their husbands/boyfriends, and gay men that’s it there literally wasn’t a single kid at my showing beepo loves to lie
A movie that is not catered to him is the worst movie ever?
It would like if I went to see a Steven Segal movie and then complain that it is dog shit because the movie clearly isn't for me.
It's funny because it's currently the period called the Nine Days. It's a somber period where you can't watch movies in theaters according to Orthodox Jewish custom
Ben’s only a Jew when he can scold some progressive over not sufficiently fellating Israel.
Yes. It's the time period between the 1st of the Jewish month of Av and the 9th of Av, which is our day of mourning
@@kemist578 You can't do things for the sake of pleasure. The specifics vary across communities and sects. Observances that vary across communities and sects are called "minhag", or custom. A minhag is not binding on its own, but there is a binding law against violating a minhag of your own community. It's super a common minhag to not watch movies during the nine days. So it's conceivable that Ben Shapiro isn't part of such a community, but unlikely. He's showing some scruff, likely because he's not shaving during this time, another common minhag.
Honestly showing Japanese internment camps in Oppenheimer would've been based. It's an extremely overlooked part of American history and it would've been great if a Hollywood movie brought people's attention to it. At this point I'm pretty sure that American schools don't even teach that part of history anymore, I'm gonna guess that 70% of Americans don't know that the government forced Japanese people into camps during WWII.
I don't know a singular American who doesn't know this.
@@JoeyisDREADful we briefly went over the Chinese Exclusion Act in my APUSH class, I learned more watching Teen Wolf
@@anemonekilter Well that was a completely unrelated act I believe like 50 or 60 years prior to anything we're discussing so.... is it possible you just do not actually remember civics or history class?
Because you're talking about Chinese people in the 1800s right now in response to WW2 treatment of Japanese.
Edit: I just Googled APUSH and yeah, I was definitely never in that and that's also high-school. I don't know who has not been taught WW2 already by then, we read Anne Frank's Diary in middle school and also went over Japanese internment.
@@JoeyisDREADful Oh, we read the Book Thief in 6th grade, but not Anne Frank’s diary. We had an overview over everything WWII in middle school, but there’s not a lot of time to go through everything. I mean, Japan was really referred to only (besides the A-bombs) in that Pearl Harbor gave the US a reason to join the war. I was just referring to the fact that we rarely learned about Asian history in general, and the Exclusion Act was one we actually did learn.
I think it varies by school, as everything education-related does, but I was simply pointing out my personal experience. Maybe I’m not in the majority, but I don’t think the number is as small as you think.
They do cover it in school. K-12 history classes, like all K-12 classes, just don’t have incredible retention. Again, Oppenheimer is about: Oppenheimer, surprise surprise, not about the Asian American experience, movies are supposed to be an hour to two hours long. I say this is a Korean American- I just think it’d be forced and not well shown as Asian struggles often aren’t in cinema
$155 million opening weekend, what happened to "go woke go broke"?
Next would be if it drops more than 50% next week even tho every movie drops like that now
It's go woke get rich
"IM BEN SHABIBO AND IM A MAN , AND LIKE A MAN I ONLY WATCH RATED-R MOVIES"
Just keep in mind that the guy calling the Barbie movie a "shit show," after it made more than $100 Million dollars in its opening weekend, is the same guy who put out a shitty Western starring Gina Carano that made all of $804 for the entirety of its time in the spotlight.
Go MAGA go broke
Or an equally shitty movie titled "Run Hide Fight" which is essentially "Die Hard" with a school shooting twist. The few clips of "Run Hide Fight" that I could stomach appears to have been inspired by the numerous school shootings in the 1990's; most prominently the shooting at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado back in 1999.
Shabibble is the type of boy scout to get pissed he didn't get diddled on the camping trip.
The South China Sea does not belong to China in the same way the English Channel does not belong to England. These are international shipping lanes.
Either way China has more of a say over the South China Sea than the USA. stfu and mind your own business
their history in the region dates back over 2.000 years ago. you're lucky they dont go Manifest Destiny on your ass
Thanks for making this so I don’t have to give him a view
Thanks we didn’t ask.
@@AA-rq4zsI think they meant not giving Ben a view (which is ethically sound). Read my name and chill bro
THIS!!💕😩🤟
@@bigchilling420 I see that was my mistake. Thought they meant hasan.Idk what reading your name will do though.
also, he's lying. the majority of the audience in my theater was 18 y/o lesbians, 25 y/o friends, and parents bringing literal infants who didnt bother to watch the movie at all.
Dude...I seen old ass conservatives in downtown Wilmington, NC partying dressed as Barbie and Ken after they watched the movie. The funny part is even they didn't take kids. This dude!
It’s not a children’s movie. It’s not aimed at kids with jokes for adults in it. It’s meant for people who have grown up with Barbie as a fun play thing and as a beauty standard. There’s a lot of details in there for adult collectors who know about the history of Barbie. The genital joke is “I don’t have a vagina” which is fine for a pg13 movie that it is
BARBIE WAS SO MUCH MORE THAN JUSTA KIDS MOVIE
How embarrassing to have a US Senator go full tinfoil hat over a bad map in a movie.
Watched it and sorry I took a notepad. Mostly to write down predictions like redlettermedia. All are positive notes. It's a very truthful and honest movie about our society.
Barbie is owning the redpillers. Ben Shapipo is so fucking triggered that it makes the movie 10x better. They cry cancel culture and here they are.
Lol when back in 2007 there was a commercial that had the jingle "Be who you wanna be, B-A-R-b-I-E, Barbie girl" how could anyone complain about that now lol
You’re kidding…!
Ben was upset over the freaking barbie movie?!
Wow Ben, don’t let me hear you say that the left is more sensitive ever again
The fact that this review is coming from a same guy who believes a WAP is satanic😂
Well he thinks pussies are satanic.
JUST SAY YOU WANTED TO BE KEN BEN GOSH
Matt Gaetz and wife went to the premiere then wife complained about how it was too woke. Barbie PR knows what they’re doing and all these conservatives are their lolcowz
Hey I didn’t like Barbie. The production, performance, and music carried the movie. But I felt the pacing and story was so messy. But I will defend til I die infront of Ben “Screenwriter” Shaps
yeah i thought there were some underdeveloped themes, plot points, and relationships between characters. but my critiques of the movie are far different than fuckin ben shabibo’s moronic takes
I’m a child free adult that just realized I didn’t have any Barbies as a kid. Unsurprisingly, I have no interest in this movie. I had Cabbage Patch Kids and My Little Pony and I have no interest in watching a movie with them either. I am the only adult I know who hasn’t seen Frozen…
@@jewdy8915 I don't think you have to have kids, or have even played with Barbies at all to still really enjoy this movie
@@Wertys I’m sure you are right, but I still probably won’t ever see it.
I am excited to see it. Quite honestly, I wasn't expecting some great feminist takeaway or deeper point (or even exemplary plot, really) from the blindingly pink 2 hour camp-athon about dolls. If the songs are good, most of the jokes land, and it's cute I'll be pretty happy.
Shabibo is the kind of guy that walked out the theater during Skrek.
He hated that movie didn't have enough white people in it
Ben reminds me of a Chihuahua but at the same time makes Chihuahuas look more intelligent than himself.
I could watch Austin and Hasan react to paint drying, I love them.
This is how i would have acted when i was like four trying to prove i wasnt a girly girl
Notice how bro hasn't gone off on Oppenheimer... notice how bro never goes off on movies with complex plots/themes. Probably because he can't even begin to understand them lmao
I went to the movies for the first time in years to see this movie. 10/10
austin’s genuine distress at the Barbie immolation is so good
The best endorsement of a movie I can fathom is finding out that Ben Shabibo doesn't like it.
For real I loved Dune Part 1 but knowing Ben liked it made me like it a little less.
I knew that the message was going to be “you can be what ever you want to be”, you know why? Not because I’m a psychic, but because that has always been Barbie’s slogan
It’s like having a Captain Planet movie and been upset that he fights pollution
IM SORRY where in the previews did ppl think this was for kids? its not sexual but the jokes make more sense if youre an adult or teen. Its kid friendly but it aint geared for ppl who barely had a chance to play with these dolls, its for the past generations mainly. But again anyone can watch it.
Ben was dressed for Barbie and Oppenheimer at the same time lmaoooooo