ben shaprio has no media literacy || let's talk about barbie
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- let's talk about barbie
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since filming this i have watched the movie for a second time and some of my thoughts have grown a bit more and i have many more of them. so if you do want to hear my (and Cat's) thoughts in more depth and not revolving around what he is saying, stay tuned for the podcast episode coming soon at www.youtube.com/@savvycatproductions9255
I’m gonna look into that video
Since you arent a man and have never experienced man problems could you please stop talkingt about men and start concentrating on woman? That would be nice
Ps. Men have it harder. There was a case of a womans right activist that disguised herself as a man for 2 years as a experiment. After that she got so depressed that she deleted herself
Edit: if your wondering how long it takes to get blacklisted 1 good coment. Aplaude the free speak ladies
@@hydratutorials203 if what you got from Norah Vincent, someone whose story you care so much about you couldn't even remember her name, is anything other than "The patriarchy is bad and it also hurts men" then I don't know what to tell you.
Us men or masc presenting folk do have struggles, but it's not because of evil women, it's because anything related to womanhood and feminity is seen as weak and inferior, and society forces us to be everything but that. What do you think the phrase many of us heard growing up "Stop crying. Act like a man" implies?
@@teo00907thats not what im trying to state. Im just saying most men are just as disatvantaged as most woman. There are just some a-holes that have advantage and abuse. But those people are just evil people not evil men.
For example if you see a racist you dont think thats a racist man/woman/div. You think thats a racist ahole. Why cant we do the same with gender problems. Blame the abuser and not the gender?
@@hydratutorials203your being satirical right? Because your first half of the message makes it seem so seeing as its what women say all the dang time. There's a whole movement about it if you don't know called pro-choice 🤣
26:27 Yes! Ken’s whole reason for buying into the patriarchy nonsense was because he thought it would give him something he was actually interested in: horses. But instead, it just kept him trapped in a prescribed role that harmed him in a different way. I think the Barbie movie did a good job at showing how patriarchy also harms men, how it makes these grandiose promises but just ends up fostering different kinds of inequality and competition.
He didn’t need patriarchal supremacy over the Barbies, he needed equal rights, the space to discover himself, and a damn pet horse.
GIVE MY MAN KEN A HORSE
#justiceforken
@@Jane-oz7pp Ken’s all about beach, but he deserves the right to choose HORSE!
And maybe a house. 😂
To quote Thor in the 1st MCU Thor movie:
"I NEED A HORSE!"
@@swimmyswim417 no reason he can't combine the two, from what I've heard horses often love running on beaches and in the sea. It's also not unusual to have places where you can pay for horse/donkey rides at the beach so seems to fit perfectly 😊
If he really did destroy those Barbies in "the most Oppenheimer fashion," he would be incredibly haunted and ashamed of his actions; he wouldn't laugh it off and act like it's some cool show of power, which is what the villains of the movie did. So not only did Benny-boy here miss the entire point of the Barbie movie, he also missed the entire point of Oppenheimer. The fact that a man with absolutely zero media literacy or capacity for the most basic critical thinking has been given this kind of platform is just embarrassing.
The fact Ben Shapiro has so many loyal fans who suck up all the diarrhea he puts out is scary. No way their IQ passes 80. 😂😅
if anything, ben shows that anyone can do anything. we are selling ourselves short if people as incompetent as ben are successful. if anyone needs to hear this: you are more than enough. you are capable and you can do and be whatever you want because you're already more capable than ben
As someone who has experienced having someone continue to flirt with me after I’ve made it clear that I don’t have feelings for them. I appreciate that they made Ken learn to be independent instead of continuing to chase after Barbie until she agrees to be with him. Also, I can’t help but wonder how Ben Shapiro feels about Legally Blonde. Like I can picture him watching the movie and then towards the end he’s like “but she was supposed to be stupid”. Because not only does he think very low of women, but he clearly does not understand character arcs. No wonder he failed as a screenwriter. Fun fact he’s a nepo baby and he still couldn’t make it as it screenwriter. That’s how bad he is.
What is nepo baby?
@@boogaloo6780nepotism which is the act of getting a job or positions based on the merit of relatives instead of their own skills and talents.
To that, I noticed that the movie also highlights the problem with men who think women and men cant be friends regarding Ken's side, but have to be girlfriends or sleep with every woman that is nice to them or else they complain about who women choose if its not them. They cant just be friends with women, and that is where Ken is. He had no role other than being Barbie's side male character friend but wanted to be more than that, while she didnt. Then he lacked any sense of himself and didnt consider how to just be friends with a woman. Some men cant take no for an answer or uphold limits to boundaries. Some women want to be friends if they're dating other men. That's fine but not to incels which Ken kind of is.
Incels are also drawn to hyperpatriarchal fantasies because they think it will give them the power to force women to be with them if they dont have a right to say no or date men that arent them. Ken had to learn to not see it that way. First he chose hyper patriarchy thinking it gave men respect from women in the real world. Just like the boys who fall for Andrew Tate or listen to Fresh and Fit being told that. If you cant control a woman, you are not a man... which is wrong. Thats what I saw. Barbie had to let him down and not hurt his ego, but he didnt like that. So he wanted BarbieLand for himself for the Kens to force the women to give him power over them. Thus taking advantage of harsher gender roles he tried to implement against the Barbies.
Also like how Ben sneers at the idea that sexism against women is real in his disbelief, but then goes onto say Barbie is supposed to be stupid.... when was she? Hes one of those guys who clearly thinks that sexism isnt real if they think the sexist belief is true.
42:31 smth else Ben got wrong is that barbie DOES treat Ken better. She wanted to make more time for him, but she also didn't want to date him. She wanted to be his good friend she enjoys spending time with, not a boyfriend she doesn't enjoy spending time with.
"woman is when pretty dress"
- ben shabibo
I love this comment so much
17th century aristocrats: Come again?
People like Ben Shapiro will automatically take any criticism of the patriarchy, and immediately say it's "man-hating"
THIS!!
Oh yeah? Well I think that because I am a man who's very misogynistic, all men are inherently misogynistic, so criticising anything patriarchal is man hating.
I am not the one who hates men here 😎😎😎
(I'm being sarcastic)
@@iexist1300 HELPPP I thought this was serious for a sec
He's not the only one. I've watched several reviews of this film made by male RUclipsrs who took this movie very personally as an attack on men. They fail to understand that feminism is not anti men, it advocates equally between men and women, which we are still striving to achieve.
@@ethical13 ok so in the end of the film what reasonable happens to the kens the Barbies own doll houses and the Supreme Court joke is wildly misandryst and inaccurate as there are far more just a single female Court Justice but the rest of the is fine in terms of quality
I am afab and the way i get treated when i present as fem is absolutely insane. I told a guy that I am a lesbian to get him to stop talking to me. You want to guess what he said? He told me that I am gay because I have not had good enough d1ck and he can fix that... I have had a lot more stories that go exactly the same or have made me fear for my safety.
Nah should've flipped his logic he's straight cause he hasn't had the right man yet
as a femme lesbian, i do not recommend telling that to men to get them to back off because it’s that response EVERY time. the one time it wasn’t was when he responded with asking me for a 3-some. i’ve leaned into just saying i have a boyfriend because they’re more likely to respect a hypothetical man than the woman in front of them.
@@kennedy.5152 fair honastly I just meant it as a joke anyway
@@B.O.Xproject oh i meant that in response to the main comment. just in general as a lesbian, i don’t recommend telling men you’re a lesbian bc they tell you you haven’t had the right dick 9/10 times in my experience (maybe it’s my geography, maybe something about my appearance attracts asshats idk). i love your response though- i’d just be too scared to use it lmao
@overlordfemto7523 I mean believe what you want. Doesn't make your beliefs a reality. Talk to almost any queer person who was socialised as a girl and they'll have similar stories. Most women will have stories of guys not respecting when they say they have a boyfriend
My favourite conservative take was that it’s LGBT Propaganda and that made more excited to watch the movie. High time we inducted people to our order and profit from it.
There was an article claiming it promoted a bisexual agenda.🙂😂
@@GeteMachine Well, Both Barbie and Ken are kind of...Nice looking
@DayDreamingWriters
Almost as if the actors are beautiful, and that's the only reason for their arguments lmao
All the "it's gay agenda" stuff is so utterly ridiculous considering the amazing lack of actual LGBT stuff in the film, one of my only serious criticisms is that for such a camp film, with major themes around gender roles and discrimination, it was missing any real reference to LGBT issues when there were so many opportunities to mention them.
@@emmao6578 Technically, it’s very queer. Barbie is technically Aroace.
I’ll just say, If there’s ANYONE who doesn’t want to opress men, its feminists, feminism fights for the well being of men more than ANY group ever, feminism fights against toxic masculinity (which toxic masculinity is literal misandry) feminism fights to normalize therapy being available for men, feminism is literally the solution to so many social issues that we’d be here all night if I listed them all, and this Barbie movie makes a powerful statement of why we ALL need feminism,
TLDR, Ben Shapiro is stupid and like all conservatives, they completely misunderstand the point if EVERYTHING
Brett actually had a good review of it.
@@emiliereal1520 I'll probably check hers out at some point, I heard ben got really mad at her for giving it a positive review
@@Pheelleep Joke of the year feminism help man haha nice one where the last 10 years all i did watch is just feminst misandry anti man and trashing man and with misandry app tiktok anyone call out toxic feminst get banned haha keep up the same old lie feminism is about equality and feminism help man and they don't hate man ha we in 2023 and still the same old
@@Pheelleep therapy haha i just last week in feminst misandry Instagram saying don't tell man to go to therapy let them hurt haha oh yes the old lie feminism help man and feminism is about equality and they don't hate man haha what next their is no toxic feminsts and no misandry and their no feminsts who just trash and hate man all day haha feminism is about equality man i feel like I'm in 2013 with same talking point lie oh feminism help man feminism don't hate man feminism is just about equality ha
@@Pheelleep yo why your so called feminism is about equality don't talk about women to go to work in hard and disgusting jobs like man do they talk about these big ceo jobs oh yes sorry that in the fake equality feminism agenda ha the so called feminism about equality
Do you think there were other people in the theater when Ben saw it?
Do you think he went off in the middle of the theater ranting? Do you think an usher had to calm him down?
I wonder how close Ben got to being kicked out of a movie theater. I wonder if he did get kicked out and vowed then and there to make a video for every time he got kicked out of the Barbie movie.
I wonder how many times someone can get kicked of a movie theater before they don't let you back in?
I bet Ben knows.
And the thing about the matriarchy in Barbieland is it isnt even as bad as the patriarchy in the real world.
The matriarchy wasnt intentional, it was just based off of how little girls play with Barbies. This whole world is a reflection off of how the real girls play with their dolls. Each Barbie has a doll counterpart in the real world.
If a little girl sees herself in a doll, that's the doll she's gonna put the most focus on. The Kens were literally built to be accessories to the Barbies. A little girl making her Barbie a scientist, president, a writer, is reflected from a real girl's play.
The matriarchy in Barbieland was accidental, and the Kens were mostly in the background. Which sucks, that feels terrible; But with Kenland and the real world patriarchy, it's very purposeful. Where the Kens were forgotten, the Barbies were brainwashed and practically enslaved. The Kens took control and *still* centered their attention around the Barbies.
And the reason the Kens didn't get full equality when Barbieland was restored and everyone gets a happy ending is because the real world doesn’t have that. You can't slap a happy ending on a world that's meant to parallel a world that doesn't get the same grace, that defeats the whole point.
Ken was a secondary doll to Barbie. Barbie has and always will be a career gal that has her dream house and dream car. Ken doesn't have a dream house and car because men already had that irl. These dolls were meant to inspire women and show them they can be more, and these dolls have shown women's fashions and lifestyle changes throughout the eras. Ken did not. He was a supporting role as a doll, and to translate that to screen is true to the barbie legacy. Barbie don't need no mans. Barbie has everything she wants or desires because she's fuxking talented and strong and full of aspirations. Men didn't need a figure of empowerment because they've always been the ones in power. Barbies lifestyle and views aren't new but conservatives think this is outlandish. Please.
Yet the movie gave a lot of time, thoughts, and empathy to the Kens, to end up being called anti-men garbage. These grifters are a lost cause.
to be fair he DID have fashion through the ages to...just after a bit he had a 'we are making him hav more boring clothes' thing. I know at least he DID have a trailer(like one you live in) and i THINK he had an apartment once?
EXACTLY. Barbie was created with the intent (in the 50s/60s) to show girls that they could be the main character, in movies and television and in life back then, they would show the female characters being just ‘the girlfriend’ or ‘the wife’, so they made Barbie and did a role reversal, they made Ken the himbo boyfriend who’s just an accessory, they made Barbie have teh dream house, they made her be the astronaut, the cool jobs, she was always supposed to be the main character. And I’m sorry but if a man doesn’t want her to be the main chacta3, then that’s their own sexist problem.
Even when talking about Barbie and Ken he’s putting Ken in front of Barbie, saying “Ken and Barbie” as if she’s the accessory, not the main event. Idk if it’s subconscious or purposeful but I definitely noticed it
Literally had no clue she was a trans actor until I saw some righty say it. My friend n I were surprisingly shocked n glad that she got the part
Bro not the whole “not something anyone has said since the 70s” bro - I was literally walking to my car one night and a gaggle of guys /literally/ asked me to smile for them 💀 this guy gets on my NERVES
I had to fight the urge to facpalm so many times during this episode because not only did Ben completely miss the messages in the movie, but he doesn't understand what Barbie is supposed to represent. Not only that but he thinks it wrong for woman & people in general to be told they can be anything & that equality is a bad thing because it allows people to have the same rights. I never was really into Barbie growing up because I wasn't into dolls, but even I know that she was a toy that told children, particularly little girls, that they could be anything
The movie is about the patriarchy, and anyone affected by it can relate. And the ones that don't, are the ones benefiting from it and refusing to see their image reflected on the metaphorical mirror
I loved Barbie, I thought it was amazing. One message of the movie that was personally important to me was when Barbie was scared of becoming weird Barbie, having cellulite and aging, then seeing an old woman and finding beauty in getting old. I’m terrified of aging, in a sense. It was something I needed to see.
“Go woke go broke” spends how much money on Barbie merch and saw the movie how many times?? Okay Ben that’s some stan behaviour
Edit: imo the ending scene really cemented that stereotypical Barbie’s arc was an analogy for going from girlhood to womenhood. Seeing a gynaecologist is about reproductive health, something prepubescent kids don’t have to worry about
Just an additional couple of things about the gynecology part. I fully thought Barbie was going to a job interview so I thought it was a funny bait-and-switch when we found out she was going to see a gynecologist.
Anyway, trans women go to the gynecologist too. Gynecologists do breast exams, which apply to trans women who have been on estrogen and developed breasts. Also, after bottom surgery, trans women can get checked regularly for cancer, since it's tested the same way as cervical cancer in people with cervixes.
Just thought that was interesting, the more you know!
"No one has gotten out of the Barbie land before" THE WHOLE MOVIE WAS SOMEONE LEAVING THE BARBIE WORLD AND GOING TO THE REAL WORLD??
he obviously hasn't seen barbie: life in the dreamhouse
As a trans dude I don't think cis men will ever understand sexism and the need for feminism because they've never lived it. They've never experienced it then also experienced the reverse of it like we have. I feel listened to and respected now. Before T, I would get cut off by cis men, flirted with at work, been shamed about having periods, treated like an object, cat called, etc. Like they're never gonna know so how about u listen to ppl who have?
Cis women treat me far better than cis men did before because there's far less of a hierarchy. Only thing I don't feel respected about is when I express emotions people act more awkward about it... barbie was very considerate of men's emotions while also highlighting how these harmful standards were caused by men.... literally men made standards for themselves that now harm them and others. Barbie is great it knows how to be critical while also understanding men's mental health struggles due to toxic masculinity.
You are still a girl
Ok Man-hater
@@Supervolcano09ooh hold on a sec, I think your binky fell out
for some people it seems like they watched the movie but they just didnt even listen to a thing that happened because they are just so filled with hatred when their main character isnt male
I just had to stop and make this comment because it's so fucking hilarious to me that a couple seconds before 18:00 he says "Give us a smile, Blondie is something no one under the age of 70 has said to a woman in recent history." Buddy, I got told to smile by a random 50 year old dude (with his family present) at my work not three months ago. Don't even try to tell me this isn't something women go through you eraser-less #1 mechanical pencil
Sometimes I just wish we could turn dudes like Ben Shapiro into women, so they can get gas late at night somewhere sketchy…. That experience alone would really communicate the fear women experience in public just trying to live their lives
"No one has ever exited or entered Barbieland before"
YES THEY DID, BARBIE AND KEN DID. Also a Skipper did year prior, that's said at the Mattel building
Iirc the trans barbie actress said when she was cast, the casting team didn't even know she was trans, so they definitely didn't do it to force representation.
@overlordfemto7523 I am 100% sure you have never talked to a trans person in your life, or, even better, you actually did and didn't know it.
Fantastic work overall, but in particular I love that you addressed your laughing in videos and explained the reason for them to get it, I have to do the same thing IRL as a neurodivergent woman all the time, and there's this real stress to taking something that's supposed to be fun, and having to use it as a defense mechanism.
As a silver lining, the laughing in videos also acts as a comforting detail that makes me want to keep learning important political concepts from your channel, it reminds me that even amongst all the intense struggles we fight for intersectional feminism, they can't make us stop smiling and laughing for ourselves.
One of my absolute favourite parts of this very intelligent and important movie, is that it addressed some heavy existentialism and bigotry, while simultaneously being a fantastic heartwarming comedy. They'd always crack a joke right after something super dark, and I'd process both the powerful idea and the enjoyment of the joke.
Comedy and fun for our allies during our protest may well be what makes us thrive 💙
I respect you so much! Not only do you put in so much energy in all of these videos, but the care you give to your plushies? AMAZING! We stan!
i live life knowing that barbie and ken are inspired by a pair... of siblings. and now you all know too
This is my first video of yours and I’m 5 mins in and dying. Love this and you! AND YOUR HAIR! 😍💖💖
he obviously didn’t play with barbie’s as a kid but when i used to play barbie with my cousin ken was literally used as a speed bump i’m not kidding,m😭
My friends and I dressed up for Barbie ( short dress, high heels, make up, etc in my case ) and just had fun as a group together.
Afterwards I knew I had to go home alone at night, so I brought baggy clothes and flat shoes and changed on a train.
Before I went my friend told me to write her a message as soon as I'm at home safe.
But sure, Ben, you don't feel unsafe as a woman...
Loved how when the movie says that men will be treated like how woman are irl he says that means we hate men and are saying they're garbage. 👍
its so frustrating and kinda hilarious in a sad way that ben missed the entire point, chose to misinterpret basically the whole movie, and then still decided to be an exact example of what the movie was pointing out 💀💀 ridiculous
"No one has ever entered or exited Barbieland before."
My brother in Christ, the thing with the wall happens fairly late into the movie. A whole lot of people, both humans and citizens of Barbieland, have entered and exited Barbieland by that point. It is also mentioned multiple times that this sort of thing has also happened before, previous to the events of the movie. It's like you didn't even watch the movie or payed the least amount of attention.
I'm intrigued by the idea of anyone thinking Ben is smart.
Anyone else get "Astrid making fun of the way Hiccup talks" vibes from the way Ben Shapiro moves his chest?
Not necessarily an insult, I just couldn't stop thinking about it.
That is so true it really looks like that. And the way he talks sounds like it too.
8:50 this scene is art
Someone should force Ben to watch nimona, It Will be like torture to him :)
correct me if im wrong, but the trojan war started because(according to myths) the gods let troy marry helen, but helen was already married to Menelaus so he started a war to get her back. lol :)
Literally any criticism of the barbie movie that starts with "this movie was inappropriate for kids" I immediately click off because. 1. The advertisement for this movie showed SOOOO many adult jokes (the "I'll beach you off" and the "do you guys ever think about dying?") that there is no way you could have missed it unless you were purposefully not paying attention to them and 2. ITS PG-13!!! it literally shows you the rating before the movie even starts! And honestly, I am of the opinion that it is 100% the parents' responsibility to research a movie before taking their kids to go see it. Ratings are there for a reason, if you ignore them that is YOUR fault, not the movies. As someone who used to teach kids there is nothing worse than a parent that blames media for their lack of parenting skills. Media is not meant to raise your children, that's YOUR job.
He really said how can I make my video about the movie longer than the actual movie
Ah yes, Barbie and Ken, the pair who were very much married and attached at the hip so you couldn't buy one without the other, ever. Ken definitely had a major and important role to play in the world of Barbie dolls and there was definitely as many Kens in my extensive plastic tote of dolls as there were Barbies. I definitely had more than one Barbie whose little plastic hand had a hole to push in a tiny plastic choking hazard peg that was meant to be a ring.
id love to see the behind the scenes of ben shopping for those barbies he threw in the trash 💀 also hes a failed screenwriter soooooo what does he know about good movies lmaooo
also never forget, he can’t get his wife wet 🤧
I'm trying to avoid spoilers because I want to see this film at some point (I'm too lazy to go to the cinema), so I was hesitant to watch this video. But thankfully Ben has missed the point so severely that even though I watched this whole thing, I feel like very little was spoiled. So thanks for your deranged commentary, Ben. 😂
I can give you TV shows. Golden Girls, hot in Cleveland, living single, but movies. I can't think of one that was all or mostly women casted.
I love her earrings! ❤
also how is he undermining misogyny with how his sister is treated online? i don’t care for her politics but it takes about two neurons to see how she’s oversexualized and objectified is disgusting. benny should know that. he probably does but treats it as the world working as it should
I’m not even kidding, I knew you were gonna make a great video on this so I searched for it an hour ago and now it’s out I’m so excited
This is why Ben will never be Benough
Ben will never have the kenergy, or the benergy for that matter
HE'S JUST BEN!
A very short man at 4'10.
@@Jane-oz7pp is it his destiny to live and die a life of male fragility?
The amount of rage and accusations of misandry towards this movie's pretty basic feminism 101 messages really shows how misogynistic and patrachial society is. Women are mocked constantly for criticizing how women are treated in general entertainment but the one movie that actually tries to uplift men even more than it criticizes them is treated as something written to torture men for eternity because it dared to point out basic examples of oppression women face by men.
Their logic is always just "with us or against us". They think if you're not pro-theocratic patriarchy, you hate men. They also don't seem to handle social satire that isn't misogynistic apparently, like most romantic bro-comedies are.
@hotwhire no fr. Their mind is locked in the "us vs them"
These people may actually make me more and more misandristic towards conservative men every passing day, like holy shit. So at least Ben got that one thing right, I do hate him. As for the non-sexist men out there who treat women with mutual respect, they're fine so long as we're both aligned against these disgusting POS.
It’s funny because the critic I hear about barbie is always either “too much feminism” or “too little feminism”, it really shows how important feminism is.
@@Turquerinaif they don't align, they don't really respect women. These people have gotten pretty direct in their misogyny. you can't see people like Ben Shapiro and not actively be against him if you remotely respect women, or even just view them as people.
For people who love calling us snowflakes they do get really upset by the smallest of things
Be having whole MELTDOWNS 😂
Yep, meltdowns over beer cans, Barbie dolls, it's real snowflake behavior that they accuses others of. Every accusation from right wing men us projection
It's not 2016. No one is calling you snowfalke.
@@firasjemil213 you haven't been on Twitter or Instagram much then. There are people using it unironicly all. The. Time. Its like they really need new material. Anything remotely Gen z or y is snowflakes to them. It's really sad
@@firasjemil213except they very much still do. It’s still very much embarrassing
Ben here basically said women aren't people by saying the movie wasn't made for anyone.
@@tauntingeveryone7208that also checks out, no way that mf has seen one.
Yes, he meant that, his ego is huge
10/10 flawless logic!
Have you personally watch his take all the way through like I have and put ur feeling aside and cinder listening to his opinion instead of saying such a bulled statement when he hasn't said any of that in the video
@darkwingduck3477 not really when it's filled with leaft wing buzz words and intertsnment has Ben political and keeps pushing that narrative so it did good in the opening week so what what about a real good movie sound of freedom witch is about a real issues
In college I wrote a 10 page essay on the history of Barbie. She had her own career, house, car, etc. at a time where women couldn’t even have their own bank accounts or credits cards yet. She has ALWAYS been feminist, and from the 80s onward, diverse. Barbie has always been marketed as a feminist doll who has her own life.
Also, I was a huge Barbie lover as a kid, and I can confirm, the Kens I had were always just…there. The Barbie’s had the main plots of my adventures and stories and the Kens were just along for the ride. When both of my Kens broke, I wasn’t too upset but if a Barbie broke I was devastated.
Anyway the movie was 5/5 for me and as proven with this and the Batman, if Ben doesn’t like a movie, that means it’s gonna be great
Off topic, but I like that it's WHEN the Ken's broke and IF the Barbie broke. Made me chuckle
My Ken broke as a child and I cried he was my favorite I sobbed like a little baby
Even when she said, "Math is hard"?
Ben Shapiro disliked the Batman movie? Actually, thinking more about it, that's not surprising. But man, how can someone have such shit taste in movies?
BEN DIDN'T LIKE THE BATMAN!?!?!?!?!?! It's literally the only superhero movie I like! And I *LOVE* it!!!!! The Batman is literally one of my favourite movies, it was written so well!
Why didn't Ben like The Batman????????? It's not even a progressive movie. I genuinely don't understand what he'd hate about it. With Barbie, Ben's a stupid little boy, of course he hated Barbie. But what did he hate about the best superhero movie of all time????????
the fact that all of his videos together is longer than the actual movie itself is what gets me😭
HOW DID YOU MAKE THIS COMMENT 22h AGO??? THIS VID CAME OUT 2 MINS AGO 😭⁉️
@@angry_trans_person i’m subscribed to her patreon, so i get videos a day early
@@angry_trans_personnow we know why you're angry
What's funny about calling Alan gay is that he's the only doll who canonically isn't a virgin. He's married to Midge, and the father of her kid lol. Learn your Barbie lore Ben
Dude you know the only thing gayer than being gay is having sex with women 😂
He did give me pretty queer vibes in the movie though I don’t know why, I thought he’d end up with a ken boyfriend 😭 I did not realise he was the father of midge’s child omg
@@Alex-ol3pu He could be bisexual, this making him a potential queer icon
@@linagreenlyfe6705 I 100% support bisexual Alan
@@linagreenlyfe6705alternatively: non binary icon alan
The man who makes womanhood all about genitals is mad about a genital joke. Riiiiight. Also I am mesmerised by the plushies dropping after every other awful Benny take. Even they have had enough.
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Sounds like "9 out of 10 people don't see bullying is a big deal".
Do women like being catcalled? We asked a man!
same vibe of “do women like when men hurt them?? we asked several men to find out!!”
ben insisting that stereotypical Barbie is meant to be an airhead based on nothing other than she’s blonde and pretty is all you need to know about his take
It's also common knowledge that she has multiple PhDs 😂
he says, "she keeps dropping this well articulated lines despite" but like hes pointing out the movie is conflicting with his take.
as a trans man, i understand and get the Barbie movie sm and my dad understands it, so i cannot understand why Ben Shapiro thinks its ‘anti-men’ like bro 😭
That movie spoke to me so hard as a cis gay dude.
I'm a trans guy too and I loved it, the movie was calling out the patriarchy, not *men*
Bi girlie and loved it. My fave song is Ken's song. ✨️💕
what is an sm?
@@limitless_valley "so much"
With the gender=genitals logic, wouldn't that mean no Barbie dolls (Barbie, Ken, and everyone else) have a gender? None of them have genitals, so how can they tell?
They can’t even have babies!!!
@@venusgin7779except midge 👀 but we don’t talk about her
@@lemonandsweettea Tbh I had a ripoff of Midge concept, her stomach spun around and she was a blond, and let me tell you I loved this doll with a passion
@@lemonandsweetteanah, Midge too. She just has a magnetic detachable belly lol
@@lemonandsweetteaI wonder if the baby is like her or if it’s plastic (like the dog)
The fun thing about Ben saying "this barbie is trans" is the fact that the movie explicitly states that the Barbies are Not women, they're dolls, they're the idea of a woman (and then Stereotypical Barbie 'becomes' a woman at the end, which, in turn, makes her trans)
They don't have genitals!! They SAID it in the movie... But of course he didn't get it. Also, that's a fantastic tie to the gyno joke at the end, Barbie becoming human means she finally HAS a vagina to care for, basically
@@cata0rostikaother things that make Barbie (the movie) have HEAVY trans metaphor vibes is the fact that they referenced The Matrix (which is a trans allegory) and also the bit at the end when the Mattel lady told Barbie "you don't have to ask" when Barbie asked if she could be a woman
@Wildfire201X_LIVE Whoa, really? The Matrix is a trans allegory? I didn't know that, I just thought it was just based off of Scientology.
@@ethcal3195 the matrix was created by a team with trans people in it and they have said it is indeed a trans allegory :D so that one is confirmed
@@Wildfire201X_LIVE I didn’t know that. Uh, the more you know ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
it doesnt take much media literacy to know that this is not a man-hating movie, it's just more directed toward women because BARBIE is directed toward girls 😭
also, dude watched oppenheimer and thought it was PRO-WAR? i'm sobbing how do you not understand anything this bad
Movies themed around things for young girls tend to get a lot of weird hate from older right wing men who think they're the target audience betrayed by them.
Ben has 2 brain cells fighting for 3rd place, he's struggling
It's ben shapiro, he's not even human
@@bambino05 I love this insult
I saw pillar of garbage and in review of Oppenheimer is frame in a view of toxic masculinity and how it a never ending race men are going to lose
My straight, cis, 35 yr old husband LOVED this movie. We had such a fun time watching it and talked so much about the deep themes about toxic masculinity and how the patriarchy hurts men. Even my 10 YEAR OLD CHILD loved it and talked about how weird it is that people are saying it was anti-men, when “there really was no villain in this movie, the men were just misguided.” Ben Shapiro has less media literacy than a 10 year old child.
ya like the “villain” is THE FUCKING PATRIARCHY. it hurts women, it hurts men, it hurts EVERYONE. that’s the whole point of the movie :,)
I’d take it down to five with the temper tantrum he pulled 😅
Your husband is NOT a happy man 😂 if he leaves for long periods of time he’s just getting milk dw
@@DsjdjdkdkffkfdmsldlKq Projecting much?
Your 10 year old is a smart kid
What I find absolutely ridiculous is the fact Ben completely overlooked the fact that Allan has a wife and kids! He is Ken's friend. So what if there are gay jokes? Allan is allowed to be bi! 😂 Ben didn't understand anything in this movie and he did absolutely no research into the Barbie lore.
Allan has a wife and kids? Was this addressed in the movie or is it extended barbie lore
@@lunatheluma3804 Allan was created to be the wife of Midge who is one of Barbie's best friends. Mattel had released Midge originally without a husband and pregnant. At the time, people where freaking out saying it promoted teen pregnancy and having a child out of wedlock. Midge was recalled then later put out again but this time with Allan and a more noticeable wedding band. This is 100% Barbie lore and shouldn't need to be addressed in the movie.
Mainly because the movie is about Barbie. 😂
@@Percy_Of_The_Sea ok, just wanted to make sure i didnt miss something in the movie saying it. Im not very deep in barbie lore lol
@@lunatheluma3804 I totally understand. Not many people get in that deep. I follow lots of people who love Barbie and are collectors. 😊
@@Percy_Of_The_Sea no Allen was created first as Ken’s buddy and that all of Ken’s clothes fit him (actual marketing). a lot of people interpreted that as gay, so alan was then retconned as midges husband. and that’s not even mentioning magic earring ken
The cast isn't even that skewed towards women, for every Barbie there is a Ken, literally.
But it's not Ken the Movie, so they don't get the spotlight as much.
The only three women/girls in the movie that don't have a Ken counterpart are the two humans and Weird Barbie.
But even then, there's like 10 men from Mattel. So actually, men are still the majority of the cast.
I almost forgot about all the mattel guys except Will Ferrell, he carried the Mattel scenes
@@lunatheluma3804 He was peak Will Ferrell. I usually don't like him, but he absolutely killed as the Mattel CEO.
But I have to disagree, the random desk jockey that reports Barbie's escape to him and then follows him around the rest of the movie carried those scenes. He was just iconic.
@@Jane-oz7pp he is also great, i think i just have a soft spot for Will Ferrel after watching elf every year for christmas since childhood
America F.’s character does have a “Ken.” He’s the guy driving when they drive Barbie to the-- (don’t want to spoil it) at the end.
@Mike-again thats not a ken, thats a human man.
Same role pretty much but the difference is in the kenergy
I feel like the part in the barbie movie where Barbie and Ken went to the real world can relate to trans people who find themselves on opposite ends of the patriarchy after transitioning. Transwomen, like Barbie, start to feel the effects of misogyny, and transmen, like Ken, are often taken aback by the respect and power suddenly thrust upon them. (Idk my interpretation as a transguy; obviously the film is about women and their lives in the end, but I think some trans people can see themselves reflected in Barbie and Ken)
I haven't seen the barbie movie so idk all the things that happens but that's such an interesting POV! Like many ppl in these comments are saying, everyone van find something relatable in this. Cis men, trans men, trans women and cis women. The movie is about the patriarchy, and anyone affected by it can relate. And the ones that don't, are the ones benefiting from it and refusing to see their image reflected on the metaphorical mirror
omg this is such an interesting take i love it ❤
That is the thing about the barbie movie, it can be seen from so many interesting angles that I don't think were thought of when making the movie. It's just really cool!
It's astonishing how Ben's message boils down to "Hollywood writers are awful", with the obvious subtext of "they should have hired me instead, I'd do a much better job at it" given his failure as a script writer, and then present as evidence this steaming pile of garbage that only shows he can't understand the most basic of concepts in a movie, nor understand the intended target audience.
uhmm the daily wire has actually brought out a successful movie
@@aestethicplaylists Which one? And was it "successful" simply because the DW diehard fans tossed more money at it than the $500 it costed to make?
@@matiasyannuzzi9655it’s probably some bot unless they have proof as to WHICH movie it was then…one look at their channel and it could be true on the bot or they’re still new to the whole RUclips game if you know what I mean
I think Ben understands that (he can't be that blind to facts and logic, lol) but it seems that he painted himself into that anti-woke culture war corner.
Reminds me of his review of Glass Onion lol
To be fair, Ben Shapiro typically gets himself worked up over nothing, so I’m not surprised that he is obsessed with the movie.
This is exactly what I was thinking
Exactly. This movie has good messages but I think it was a movie that wasn’t meant to be taken *too* seriously. Like, obviously the patriarchy isn’t like what Ken did.
Also, the idea of "if women turned on men, they would just throw a party" is backward given that there's a centuries-old play from 411 B.C. about this called Lysistrata. The idea of men acting violently for being rejected is not that new.
The manosphere has yet to throw a party
My favorite Ben Shapiro whine about the Barbie movie is him complaining about the trans Barbie having a deeper voice than him, which just comes off as a massive self-roast 💀 Also every single cis-woman I know have a deeper voice than him (me included) so I don’t think the Barbies voice being deeper than his has anything to do with them being trans.
Edited for grammar oopsies
Fuck, *my* voice is typically deeper than his, and I’m a cis women over a decade younger than him lol
Honestly my cat probbaly have deeper voice than Ben
@DayDreamingWriters you're cat's probably much nicer too.
Which says a lot about Ben because I never assume a cat is nice. They're evil murder babies and I love them. But I rarely assume they're nicer than someone
@@DayDreamingWriters real
@@MooneyBabbler I've had a massive amount of people mentioning that my voice is "pretty high for someone born ehm, like, eh, you know..." (I'm a transfemale who went through boy puberty). While I'm obviously my own worst critic, the moment I saw the "frequency cloud" at the speech therapist for my voice therapy diagnosis (it's basically to see where you are and what possibilities with voice therapy there might be) and saw that I was in the upper half of the male frequency spectrum, with a couple of peaks in the neutral spectrum (the part in which people might doubt if you are male or female on just your voice alone).
I giggled when I saw that, it was basically validating all those people having mentioned it :P .
But yea, having Ben Shapiro be butthurt over how someone has a lower voice than he has is absolutely hilarious :P .
The whole "women seem to be doing okay" logic reminds me of the time Wonder Woman came out and they had that all-woman screening that some insecure men bought tickets for just to mess with them. Doesn't make sense why we can't just let girls have nice things without men (mind you who should've stopped this behavior by their late teens if not earlier) feeling the need to input themselves into the story. My dad's that way sometimes when a woman isn't conventional looking... like he flipped out over Sarah Polley wearing a suit to the Oscars, which makes me think there's something more going on (especially since I doubt he will ever see Women Talking).
I'm also sad that Hari Nef being trans became a big talking point because for months I was so excited to have that little secret that a big summer film was going to have a trans woman in a prominent role. As dumb as it sounds, I loved her role because of how normal it was and not driven by "trans struggle stereotypes." Like, seeing her just get to have fun and fix up Ken was so wonderful and I want to live in a world where we get more representation like that.
I adored Hari in this. She was perfect, and I loved that her line delivery and *everything* was so extremely "Trans woman on the internet".
idk how to explain it but there's just this style of comedic delivery that I think may have started with Contrapoints, but it's spread so far across the internet and everything and it's always trans women/girls/femmes doing it.
"Doesn't make sense why we can't just let girls have nice things without men"
Yes, although I just want to point out that this is really rough on AMAB eggs. I got so dysphoric from being constantly left out of the "girls' club".
I really want to applaud Ben here...if it weren't for him I would have had no idea there was a Trans actress in the movie!! I appreciate him bringing her to my attention!❤❤
And Hari was absolutely _everything._
Honestly me too. I had no idea there was a trans actress until Ben complained about it. That's how nothing that inclusion was. Not nothing as in bad, but nothing as in it literally DOESN'T MATTER.
@@spongecakes1986 I'm pretty sure they didn't even know she was trans when they casted her! It's literally such a breath of fresh air, she wasn't a token for representation or trying to press any sort of ideology how people (like Ben) are trying to say she's literally just a good actress and earned her role
@@kristineambercrombie4179 I haven't seen the movie yet, but I really look forward to seeing a trans actress just... act. Like any other actress. Also heard good things so looking forward to that too
She’s great in the movie and really funny in interviews!
He actually thinks he triggered people with his review. I thought it was so dumb, I was offended. 🙃🤣🤣He thinks he owned the producers because of how upset *he* is with it while everyone else like it. Sounds like the movie triggered him actually.
"I'm not owned! I'm not owned!" Bench Appearo continues to insist as he slowly shrinks and transforms into a corn cob
Not to mention the far right is turning on him for being Jewish. The guy has no allies. The left and the normies hate him for being a hateful weirdo. The far right (who he helped prop up) is starting to show their hate for him and his Jewish background.
@@lexidarling
bench appearo 😭
Honestly read alan as nonbinary rep, barbie and ken are the two main genders, then there's alan, feelin like an outsider, an absolute minority who just wants to get the hell out of this highly gendered reality, very relatable
nah bc this was my thought 💀💀 i dont think this was intentional but it was my thought the whole time lmao
I'm glad I'm not the only one who read it that way. As an enby I immediately vibed with him lol
I don't think that was intended (canonically, Alan was Ken's best friend and Midge's husband) but if you get something out of it there's nothing wrong with that.
@@dykarooni hey sorry I’m stupid but what does enby mean?
@@tarathoughts13 it means non-binary! It's to shorten it
"Nobody tells women to smile" LMAOOOOO
And Ben Shapiro is a kind, well-adjusted and upstanding human being. See, I can say things that aren't true too!
When I was 14, I went into the store to get some Yazoo. On the way out, an old decrepit ass man told me: "Smile, this might be your last chance."
???
Was that a threat? An omen? A warning, of the plagues of hell coming down? What was going on there?
Unfortunately, I reflexively laughed because wtf, and he smirked to himself like he had really done something
To this day, I have no idea what that meant
I was hating on the political situation in my country, which is really really bad right now and my husband told me that I look ugly when I talk this way. Like I have to look pretty when I'm ranting (??!). We have been married for 15 years! That's what's expected of women!
My mother once told me that when I was a child one of my father's customers said to him "Your daughter is a shit eater." When he asked the reason it was because I wasn't smiling. Bruuuh I was, I don't know, 4/5 years old? I didn't even have memory then.
Ben graduated Harvard law.
@@20dabarr58what's Yazoo
Okay, Ben is either a crazy man child with skin the thickness of paper, or he's a grifter who doesn't believe in anything and will say whatever will upset people the most so he can have their money. I am honestly not sure which option is worse
I think he somehow manages to be both
I think he trapped himself into his culture war stuff.
@@jochenkraus7016 Given that there's a Twitter message with a picture of him saying and showing how his producers send him to the Barbie movie... An adult getting told what to watch next in order to know what or who to hate next for your job...I can't think of something more pathetic than that...
He should find peace ☮️ and stop the hate. It must be exhausting
No matter what option he's on is worse
As a cis-man myself knowing this movie is made for women I'm so happy and thank you it's about f-ing time, Hollywood...
This is a very mature response! Thank you!
@@meganmueller Thanks!
It's made to empower women and educate men, and I love that so much
Is it a musical? The writing seems like it would be.
As a man, I think I would be willing to put Barbie next to Django if it's a musical with the clever points it makes
not only that but I'm SO happy that this is a female-centric movie that isn't a rom-com and isn't some cringy "squee" type like Mama Mia or the Princess Diaries or something like that--instead this one had real heartfelt moments in it with self-awareness and humor. I'm happy it's doing well at the box office
Ben, the reason the Kens turned on each other is that they have no self-esteem and define themselves entirely by the validation they receive from their respective Barbies. That was the whole point of their half of the movie. They sang a song about it. I know you went into the theater already knowing what your opinion was going to be, but even then you can't possibly fail to grasp that point unless you're just not watching the movie.
Ben: can you BELIEVE Barbie said “i dont have a vagina”? As if thats ALL a woman is? Anyways heres five reasons women should be mothers and wives ONLY
Ben shapero when a movie focuses on women and women's struggles:
ThIs WoKe MaN HaTiNg MoViE iS DiSguStiNg BeCaUsE iT dOeStn'T cOmpLetLy FocUS oN ciS hEt mEn 😡
I like how he said it was Kamala Harris like she would be the only possible black woman as president.
Sir this is literally The Barbie World
I feel like he was one step to complaining about the diversity in the movie with that comment I was waiting for it lol
The girl who got cast as the doctor said in an interview that the casting people didn't even know she was trans, she got the part because she was the best fit, not because she was trans. The only reason I knew is because I know a lot of trans people, but most people had no idea until she said something.
I knew as soon as she spoke in the commercial
@@WynnWynn-gl3fk Okay? cool? Do you want a cookie or something...?
I am a trans guy, and this movie made me cry. Yes, I identify as a man. Yes, I try to present masc. But I still have boobs and the such. No matter how masc i present, I still have one part of me that people will know what I was assigned at birth and they will treat me as a girl. Even as a trans person, I still experience the struggles of being a woman.
It’s like I wouldn’t want to change certain parts of my body/presentation but I desperately don’t want to be seen as a woman and any nod towards femininity gives me that
@@venusgin7779makes sense. You want to be accepted without having to change yourself.
@@Sarisjackoviak1815 I mean I do want to change some things, but for most it’s more how society reacts to them that I want change with and since I can’t see that going away I’m just adjusting for it. But yah
You can have them removed
Personally, I loved Barbie. I saw it in theaters on the 26th with my mother and it was an amazing movie. As a young teenager, it's nice to see movies nowadays shedding light on how bad things are. Barbie was honestly a masterpiece, in my top 5 movies ever.
Barbie APOLOGIZES to Ken for mistreating him and taking him for granted, then impowers him yo be more than just his role, but to be HIMSELF. To Ben, this is Barbie failing to ever be nice to Ken and a bad ending for all the Kens. So telling- Ben knows he's never gonna take responsibility for atonement and growth, so it feels like an attack to see Barbie model the behavior the movie is advocating for.
Also, the 'Um, you women wouldn't even HAVE the vote if we Men didn't GIVE it to you, you're welcome!' Dude, accusing women of being ungrateful for your gifting them rights, when they use those rights for their own betterment or just downright safety, is astonishing. Why did women not have rights, again? Oh, right. And how did they gain them? By FIGHTING for them, Ben- men didn't just get up on the right side of the bed one morning and go, 'oh, yeah, the women are probably missing out, we better tell them about this whole voting thing!'
Also, we all knew Ben was going to melt down at the mere implication of a vagina, right? Particularly one belonging to an empowered woman? Any opportunity to forego all that exploration of Barbie's identity for the last two hours and falsely accuse the left of boiling gender down to genitals. Does Ben think uterus-havers have to stop having health screenings to join the LGBTQIA alliance, or else they get kicked out for transphobia?
I personally think ending on Barbie's arrival at the Gyno's was brilliant. It says so much- '2 hours, and we didn't even get into the healthcare of it all!' 'Now that we got all that out of the way, we can get to the important things, like taking care of ourselves!' 'While we're warmed up about the topic of women's issues, let's talk about the importance of annual exams; you see, the cervix-' *roll credits*. 'You know what? Maybe the PG-13s in the audience can continue with this topic when they're ready.' Bet Ben was just disappointed that the movie didn't discuss female anatomy and that gender isn't tied to genitals- he wanted to accuse Barbie of grooming, and now he can't, boo hoo!
The voting one is what triggered me, like no, we didn't "give" rights to women. We withheld them. That's very different.
The fact that he said “the concept of Ken and Barbie” tells you everything you need to know about his perspective and how set in it he is. Who says Ken and Barbie? It is and always has been Barbie and Ken. Ken has always been an accessory to Barbie, and that is reflected in the movie.
At 12:48 Ben said Ken and Barbie, he switched it to the man's name is first and then said the woman's name. In a way that proves how misogynistic he is, he thinks subconscious that women don't deserve to come before a man even in sentences.
I noticed that too. “It’s supposed to be about Ken and Barbie…” no my guy, it’s about Barbie. Because literally anything has the name Barbie printed on it. Ken just happens to be there too.
Barbie debuted in 1959 and Ken debuted in 1961 so.
He ignored Ken holding the "and Ken" sign. Much like he ignored everything else in this film
I refuse to believe ben shapiro is a human person
Fair
Me too. Like I can't imagine him eating or doing normal human things... He just seems off
@@MintyFreshCupcakes same
He suppresses his sideway blink so hard
He isn’t real
as an afab non-binary person I felt so validated in my femininity because for so long I felt like no one would take me serious if I dressed feminine. But I love dresses and makeup and all of that, so seeing powerful feminine people in power felt so great
We, the enbies, need to take our rightful role in society as the leaders
I am afab agender (but in a slightly masc way) and I love doing hyperfemme looks bc I think it’s fun and sparkly
same!!@@venusgin7779
I completely agree where can I sign up :)@@audreydoyle5268
@@venusgin7779Dude same!
Ben saying nobody ever got in or out so why are they building a wall is making me WHEEZE. They literally talked about Skipper getting out a million times, and Allan also mentions a bunch of Allans got out and that ALL of N*SYNC are Allans who escaped.
He says that in the same scene they’re building the wall!! I don’t understand how Ben can be so dense unless he literally passed out for every other 30 seconds of the movie
@@hayleyhellbound9513 Literally! I really don't even think he sat there and watched it. It feels like he read someone's summary of someone else's review and then decided to make more videos than the runtime of the film itself. All of his takeaways are either the opposite of what was said or not even remotely related at all it's WILD
But that was a reference to the music video to "It's gonna be me".
Barbie is a doll just like the green M&M is a M&M. What is wrong with these people?
Greta Gerwig: 11 total Oscar Nominations, 1 Win.
Ben Shapiro: "They kicked me out of The Good Wife and I am so obsessed with Hollywood I have never made my wife climax."
Oh Ben, I would feel pity for you but I can't help but laugh.
Not only has she never climaxed, she believes she cant get aroused
I LOVED the Barbie movie and my only critique is that they should have given Ken a horse at the end
Should have had him realize he was horse ken instead of beach ken. Would have been a great ending to that speech barbie gave him about finding his own thing that he wanted
He still has to earn his horses, and learn his lessons properly.
Then he can have a whole herd of horses
@@lunatheluma3804 omg that would have been perfect
They also should have added Bibble.
@Moon-eg1bu Bibble should have been on Barbie Mount Rushmore
As someone who played with Barbies until she was 13, girls don't care about the jobs or anything. Girls care about the intricate multi-season "reality show" with betrayal, death, sex, and crime. My Barbies were all over my Barbie dream house and I only had three Kens SOOOOO shit happened 👀👀
I played until 14 and Ken was usually only used for reproduction and then criogenically frozen. I had 2 broken prince dolls (Snow White Prince and one other, I got them broken (no legs)) and those two were accepted into the community, but not Ken. Bc Ken isn’t meant to be in my women run world (I am enby)
@@venusgin7779 Knock knock. Can I join your game . We can have cult. Also read the book bunny by Mona awad. Trust me it’s got girly things and the not so important murdurer.
I knew someone had to have a reply like this! Barbies live in a world more drama-filled than a soap opera. If they also have pretty dresses that is a side benefit.
@@Peacebunnie it’s brutal being a doll in possession of a little girl. I would hope if I were a doll I’d be owned by a collector who like takes me out, dresses me up, takes pics of me, gently plays with me.
@@Peacebunnie okay if they ever make a Barbie sequel, then they need to show some Barbie soap operas with the actor Barbie (idc if that doesn’t exist I NEED IT)
No one's ever entered or exited Barbieland ever before? Ben, there is an entire storyline about a Barbie (Skipper) that escaped Barbieland on accident years ago. The men in charge KNOW ABOUT BARBIELAND AND HOW TO GET IN AND OUT.
Like, it was a whole scene! They even talked about how Skipper was trying to forcibly babysit people's kids. 😂
@@erinhaury5773implied she accidentally drowned them, even
I can tell he never pay attention in the movie bcs we saw mattel dudes going in the barbieland rollerblades in it and the montage of gloria and sasha with barbie going in the barbieland.
I think Ben Shapiro genuinely enjoyed the Barbie movie, thus why he’s having such a visceral reaction to it. Dudes probably terrified of himself right now, unable to comprehend why he enjoys such a “woke” movie
He enjoyed it and felt called out by it, and now he's desperately trying to deflect