Why ‘Barbie’ Works (and Doesn’t), Jason Aldean, Drake, Violent J & more | Popcast (Deluxe)
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- This week’s episode of Popcast (Deluxe), the weekly culture roundup show on RUclips hosted by Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli, includes segments on:
0:00 Introduction
1:40 Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” film, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, and the way in which even anti-corporate dissent has been fully absorbed into corporate branding
24:26 A conversation about the way the ‘Barbie’ soundtrack puts contemporary pop stars in its service, but less effectively than the film deploys classic hits by Matchbox Twenty and Indigo Girls
37:57 Drake’s current arena tour, his fanlike desire to enjoy Drake hits alongside his audience and his personality versatility, which spans U.K. rap and cringe comedy podcasts
52:27 The culture war push behind Jason Aldean’s “Try That in a Small Town,” which reached No. 2 on the Billboard singles chart after a week of controversy
1:01:34 The New York Times’ “50 Rappers, 50 Stories” project and its inclusion of Violent J from Insane Clown Posse
1:10:43 New songs by Tanner Adell and Valee featuring Z Money
1:15:45 Snack of the week
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I think it’s important to recognize the sheer attention to detail within the Barbie movie that, unfortunately, you can only fully grasp if you have had experience playing with the dolls/watched the original movies. Tragically, a lot of people will not be able to have as immersive of a movie-watching experience or an experience that perhaps transcends others because of their lack of physical experiences with the dolls. I guess what I’m trying to say is that the magic of the film can only be felt entirely, or at its peak, if you grew up with the doll and I’m unsure if people are aware of that going into it.
(Also I love the Charlie XCX song :)
32 y/o and first time viewer here 👋 I dressed up for Barbie and just wanted to chime in that it was everything I expected and more. Yes, there were a lot of different "arcs" going on at once but it was really entertaining. The crowds I watched it with seemed to have a good time as well. I laughed at everything from Barbie's cold shower, to Barbie saying she's not a fascist because she doesn't control the flow of commerce, lol. I think there's a little bit of something for everyone in that movie 💖
can't stop looking at the barbie-pink jacket casually slung over the chair...
Not wearing pink to see the movie… did you even want the experience to be fun?
Touché. 🌸
Hearing these two talk about the Barbie movie is the equivalent of the ten men in a room dictating how girls play.
Yup.
Nah yall just can’t stand any form of criticism when something is made by a women 🤌🏼 can we please stop with these double standards
I liked Buckle Bunny as well. I liked Tanner Adelis new album.
seeing men review barbie is an experience in itself
Well, yes....all intellectually correct (re Barbie) and regardless, as a mom who dressed up and saw it with my daughter: I loved it!!
It was fun, cathartic and true and what more do you want from a movie?
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Listening to this early October, and happy to say you guys were so wrong about the Barbie songs! 😆
best guys in the world
Guys, can you please talk about Oppenheimer as a movie with its own moment, rather than a reflect of the Barbenheimer summer? I would love to hear your opinion on the film. One can argue that christopher nolan made an experience of storytelling that at the very least, is unique
Grown men discussing the Barbie movie as 'trilling!', lol.
Okay, so I'm a millennial European woman who did play with a Barbie as a kid, and I thought the guys articulated a lot of what my "problems" with the movie were. Like them, I did not hate the movie, I just didn't think it was that brilliant. (Either my 2nd or 3rd fave Gerwig movie.)
I think some of it could be cultural - I did play and had, like, one Mattel catalogue when I was a kid, but that was nearly 30 years ago, and I'm sure plenty of the detail in the movie went over my head. (Also, I don't have the sort of easter egg seeking brain in general.)
I often find American satire too on the nose, thought it was a being a non-American thing, but clearly, Jon & Joe are examples of this sort of evaluation not being a geography thing.
As an experience, together with the whole marketing circus, it's a 10. As a film onto itself, I'd say a 7. I liked it, but wanted to like it more, I guess.
Amused by the women-splaining going on whenever someone dares to say the film wasn't a perfect 10. And you know what, I think it goes with the spirit of the film pretty well. ;)
funny looking pink
Ok, let’s here women review this film now.
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Holywood is pumping out hot garbage lately. I can't recall any good movies. Some say "Sound of Freedom" is very good.
Barbie?🤣🤣🤦
Gosling was so annoyingly in-on-it. Did not enjoy his performance. Robbie outshines him, no contest.
It’s so weird hearing all these men analyze the Barbie movie when none of them play with Barbies when they were little. It be like if women were analyzing a G.I. Joe movie or something.
Hey, I played with G.I. Joe 😆
@@vjr5261 well if you played with it then it’s a different story lol but hopefully you know what I mean
Women should be allowed to analyze the GI Joe movie if they watched the GI Joe movie. Same framework for Barbie & men
@@AScarletWoman of course they are allowed, it’s not illegal. It’s just tone deaf.
@@pandapower5902 your opinion it bein tone deaf doesnt make it tone deaf.
Sam Altman is going to finish your jobs, didn't you eat about it?
No offense but growing up, hated Barbie. Hated all dolls. I bonded with living things.
Barbie pull what off? That depends on what the aim is/was? …misandry?
The most "empowered" women are those who give up their own desires, careers, etc to serve their husbands and children. Not selfish women who pretend to be better than men and demand life on their own self-centered terms. Let's teach our daughters to serve like Jesus did. She who haughtily insists on being first, the best will be last and will be humiliated on Judgment Day; but she who gives up her life to meekly serve others will be exalted and honored.
Well, yeah...and there's a lot of ways to do that no?