Sex Education Is Actually Really...Good?
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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Hey Rummates, today we're talking about Netflix's Sex Education and why I feel like it's actually a really good show with a great message.
#imuRgency #sexeducationnetflix #commentary
If you're reading this compliment someone in the comments.
for a show that’s all about sex, it definitely doesn’t make you feel bad for not having it. that’s what i love about it
Yeah totally. With the line about everyone going at their own pace and also the asexual character.
I’m living for the constant Ginny& Georgia slander😭
Me too
I don't know if this makes sense, but I love how this show finds the humor in sex instead of turning sex into a joke
makes perfect sense and i agree
Brits for you 😌
It not only makes sense - it was perfectly phrased!
The “a word from my editor” bit was hilarious considering it’s just him in a different color shirt 😭
he always be doing that 😭 rumi is just a mess lmaoo
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Yes
It also doesn't take itself too seriously! Each character has moments when they're completely right about things, and moments when they're completely wrong (when Jean guesses Jakob's dating life, for example). It humanizes every single character in practically every possible way. I think this is part of why it's so relatable; in Ginny and Georgia, Ginny her voiceovers never had to face the possibility that maybe she and all her angst were in the wrong. Sex Education never does this, it gives the characters the opportunity to learn and grow and be human while also confronting the fact that they're growing up and inevitably will say and do stupid things. It strikes the perfect balance that I think a lot of shows miss out on.
Another reason why I love this show is that the characters look like actual teenagers. In most (american) teen shows, the characters all look like models in their 20s. And I think this can be quite harmful for teens because it is another unrealistic beauty standard. The characters in sex education are not ugly by any means, but they look like actual people and that makes them interesting.
Also, I think the show actually targets multiple demographic groups. It seems like a show about high school and for high schoolers at first, but it also shows the stories of the older generations with the teachers and parents. And it shows beautifully and hilariously that sex doesn't end when you get older, there is still that awkwardness and a lot to learn, and that's perfectly fine and realistic.
I'm 20 and I found it quite fun to reflect on my teeange years that just passed, to realize that all of us are sometimes insecure about these things through this show :)
The actors in the show are all in there 20s...
In style, yes, I agree. They dress like (albiet kind of fancy) teens. In terms of how they look, well, it's pretty telling that most of the actors are in their mid-twenties playing 15-18 year olds.
@@idk-uv7mt yes but they are styled like teens whereas many teen shows actively style their characters to look way older like riverdale for example
I feel like most in European shows teenagers look more like teenagers
Like in Derry Girls (Irish show, would highly recommend) despite the actors being in their late twenties to mid thirties they all look like actual teenagers, and behave like actual teenagers, wearing ill fitted uniforms and comfy clothes, being awkward and insecure around their crushes or popular kids, making mistakes as teens do
Compare that to Riverdale, with (slightly) younger actors, but they all look older than teenagers and act like they’re in their twenties at least, they dress to perfection (with the girls often showing a lot of skin, which is fine, teenagers can dress like that, but it’s kinda sexualising “minors”), and speak so strange and formally, and aren’t awkward in the least, never insecure or anxious (as far as I’ve seen)
they do NOT look 16 lmfao
gonna be honest im asexual and generally repulsed by the idea of sex but this is legit my favorite show ever and I'm being serious when I say I did not know people *actually* thought about sex that much
People don’t think about sex that much but they also do
@@idk-uv7mt right??
I'm glad you had representation in this show also.
Literally! And it’s the only show I’ve ever seen to have actually included an asexual character
@@stellap6651 I would recommend Bojack Horseman! There is an Asexual character in their main cast and the way that they represent it is the best I've ever seen
i wasn't really bothered by how "sexually" they portrayed the characters bc it wasn't supposed to be sexy? like it was more educational and awkward if anything which is exactly how high schoolers act. and the actors are all adults too so it wasn't weird.
bro I love how flawed Otis is, sure he might be our protagonist but he’s just as bad as most of the other characters, he messes up like everyone else.
I remember Otis’ actor from the boy in the striped pajamas and he still lowkey looks like a little boy like his face has barely changed. Amazing movie btw for those who haven’t seen it, the ending is sad.
@Tasha Persaud He was also on Hugo Cabret
That movie broke my heart oofff.
@Tasha Persaud Don't forget Merlin 😁 I was OBSESSED with that show and he was a lil kid in that show. It was the first thing I saw him in
I remember watching that movie, and I can attest to that
God I remember him from nanny McPhee and the Big Bang
Early enough so Sex is still in the title
lol same
Same
Same
is that a black yumeko 🤩🤩
Sex ed has a conversation about sex, sexuality and gender in conjunction with parents, wealth and self esteem in a way that many shows that have made attempts were unable to
Edit, another conjunction is race, and age. And it doesn't necessarily use trauma to get its points across
I LOVE this show but it’s so hard to recommend it to people 😭.
I agree
RIGHT
really?? I recommend it to almost everyone lol
"you should watch... sex education"
"...what?"
I didn't want to watch it at first cus I thought my mom would think im watching some weird shit on Netflix L0L
Compared to something like Euphoria the amount of onscreen sex or levels of nudity, the sexualisations of characters that are suppose to be minors is pretty tame
one thing i appreciate from this show, i am somone who doesn't care for love triangles, but i do appreciate that in this, people like olla, jackson and rahim, who were the one "standing in between the main ship" depending on who you like, were fleshed out relevant characters, jackson and olla are like my favourite from s2, it's just really nice to not have them be discarded once they stop serving the love triangle (jury's still out on rahim, but he'll probably be there in s3, i'm pretty sure his french netflix show got cancelled. it was not that good)
I’m what French show was he?
@@renaaescalona it's called mortel, he's not in it much, he plays the main character's older brother who disappeared, and the mc and his friends try to find him, and the show is about voodoo and teenage sacrifice and many things, it's pretty wild, i liked it enough but i think a season 2 might've made me love it
No mortel is not cancelled, they either finished filming s2 or are still at it I heard! And why didn’t you like it? Just curious because I really liked that show
@@mayasanchez4014 no i really liked it, it was a good concept, but it was so short that i felt like a lot of things were rushed or underdeveloped. i am looking forward to s2 because i want to spend more time with the characters and just the entire lore of the show. (and also hopefully see more of assa sylla since she’s not in skam france anymore). like another season might make me love it
@@neivilde.1242 ohhh just realised I didn’t see your reply above my comment! But yes I totally agree, they could’ve dived deeper into some things like make the protagonists personality a little more faceted and complex because they are but they could’ve taken more out of them!
And damn I haven’t noticed that there’s a character of Skam in there!! But I think I stopped watching after the cute couple got together lol idk their names anymore, the tall bipolar guy and the other closeted one
I feel like the beauty of sex education is that it uses a lot of tropes with its characterization, but still each character has their own level of uniqueness that surpasses the trope. For example Maeve, she originally encompasses the im not like other girls trope, when digging deeper we can see that she's not exactly that way. Although she is alternative and "different" and all together just tries to appear scary mean and tough, she never tears down people just for being different from her or conforming to social norms. Like when otis was describing her alternative taste in music he said "but shes not a snob, she'll listen to pop". I know im over thinking this but i just love all the characters, and i feel like in each one of them the viewer is able to see a bit of themselves. Like otis is the stereotypical shy awkard kid, but he's fine with that, he likes being "a guy in the corner", he has a suprising amount of confidence and self assurance for being so quote on quote awkward. Also I just live for when asked what maeve likes she says "complex female characters" and her style is so cool. also eric is my favorite character its so refreshing to have a character that excels the gay bestfriend token used for a sprinkle of representation. they made him a real human being rather than a friend whos screentime consists of sassy one liners that do nothing to push forward the plot. his personality is amazing and his humor is spot on. not to mention the scene of his arrival at the dance was one of my favorite scenes ever, like he looks so amazing and god i just loved it so much like it was perfect. and the shows portrayal of male friendship that was really nice. despite all their differences otis and eric were best friends and to me it was like they were platonic soulmates. love to see it. its a great show lol
i don't like the adam and eric dynamic. i feel like it brings out the "he's homophobic cuz he's gay" "he bullies you cuz he's in love w you" thing and that's just... not it. and on the end of season 2 i guess eric was torn between adam and rahim and i feel like he shouldn't pick any of them. he said he doesn't feel like he can be himself around rahim but if they make adam and eric be together in the next season it's gonna be like "oh okay he doesn't feel like himself w rahim but he feels very comfy around the boy that abused and bullied him for 2 years"
i think they will work this subject in the next season... they are actually pretty good at twisting tropes so i believe they won’t just make them happy ever after yk
@@ceciliatoledo837 I'm counting on that! but netflix isn't exactly known for giving the audience what would make sense
Uuugh you're so right but I'm such a sucker for enemies to lovers 😭
i really love the enemies to lovers trope but yes, this one's toxic. the thing is i REALLY _really_ like both adam and eric. they are my favs in the show. i love the idea of them dating and it sucks to know that my ship is a toxic one. something that consoles me is the fact that eric told adam how shit he felt when he was being bullied and adam also acknowledged what he had done. the only thing this ship needs to attain perfection is add a lil “friends” part between enemies and lovers. it's so weird and unrealistic that eric let his bully give him a bj and kissed him.
also, am i the only one that didn't really think that adam was homophobic? he just said stupid shit because he had NO reason to bully eric. also, i'm not defending him. there is never a situation where you can call someone the f-word and condemn them for being “feminine”. i'm just saying i could always look past his “homophobe” façade and knew he was saying those things to eric because he had nothing else to bully him for.
also, i loved the scene where otis tells eric that it's toxic to be with a bully. i do think that the creators of the show acknowledge this relationship's toxicity. let's hope for a more mature relationship and hopefully, eric and adam are still together
Why are people in the comments talking like the show has already ended? Isn't the third season actually going to be released this year?
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september 17th 2021
i think those "pick me boy" and "not like other girls" tropes work well in this show because they generally flip those on their head. instead of being one note characters with having those clichés as their only personality trait, they flesh out the characters which is why it is easier to relate to the characters. even the characters that arent on screen as much get this treatment, making the show feel fresh and engaging
Been waiting for this one TURN IT UP 🎓🎓🎓🎓🖤
Edit: Honestly, I love this show. As a teen I didn't feel as if Sex was being shoved down my throat. I could relate with some characters and I felt greatly represent as a black teen. :) its a 10/10 for me.
I would also point out that the show is british and generally in Europe, they're really open about sex, nudity and sex life l. Most shows that are labelled 16+bor 18+ in the states and Canada are actually labelled 10+ and 16+ in Europe so although i was shocked (about the content), i was not surprised
When you mentioned OTP you opened the RECESSED of my mind. 2015 me is screeching right now.
NO FR. i don’t know what clicked in my mind to say that
i’d like to add to what you said abt the cliches: they don’t feel inauthentic in this because it makes sense for their character, normally shows make the “edgy teen girl with dyed hair” just a random girl who just like that cause she _like that_ but for maeve, it really makes sense because growing up she couldn’t really trust her mother and had to really fend for herself which explains why she’s closed off, the whole dyed hair and edgyness is a mask that protects her as it makes people think of her what She wants them to think, it makes her feel like she has control over their perception of her. being vulnerable is something really scary to her, due to how she had to grow up; you can see her mask slowly deteriorate as her character develops and as she opens up to the protagonist (Otis). We initially see her as the generic edgy teen but after understanding her character we realise she’s much more than that. TV shows usually give no depth to the “edgy character” (since they’re usually just a character foil for another character) which is why they’re often ridiculed and seen as “cliche”
imo the reason the tropes work so well is because they get backed up by the characters family history and current situations. like ofc Maeve doesn't feel anyone gets her, she's been abandoned by her family who is meant to uplift and support her, it makes sense that Adam acts how he does he lives in a toxic household where emotions are repressed. half the time shows create these tropes without thinking about the characters surroundings which is why they feel so obnoxious and unnecessary.
7:37 when you said that the diversity seems quite unrealistic imo I think it is quite realistic to the life of poc in the uk although quite over saturated it still embodies the cultures that the uk holds and evermore makes it more relatable at least to poc teenagers in the uk
I think that depends on where in the UK you live. My cousin in Pakistani-British and her school is majority white. Plus, the UK has more white people than in America so...
@liliana no, it's true. search up the percentages and compare
this is my comfort show like it actually portrays teenagers and highschool in a semi-realistic way (better than most shows at least) and the characters actually have good stories and stuff and also the diversity is awesome
The show was a wholesome teen show but not in the generic way. I thought it was funny but we also learn with the characters. Most of the characters were relatable to me as an older teen (17) and my sister also relates as a younger teen (14).
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I was so excited to see another creator talk about this show! I agree with all your points, I’ve watched this show many times and adore it. On the topic of depicting underage sex, while I understand the touchy and questionable nature of it being so explicit, I appreciate that the show goes out of its way to show how awkward it is and one or both partners usually ends up having a bad time. I think it’s something many teens can relate to and I feel it emphasizes the importance of consent and proper communication between partners for a positive experience. In an industry where shows like riverdale and the like exist to target the same demographic, I think it’s important for teens and young adults to understand that sex is often very different than the pedestal we’re conditioned to put it on. I really wish I had a show like this when I was going through high school. I appreciate the inclusion of an asexual character as well. Anyways, amazing video!
Here before RUclips starts hating because of the word sex 💀
Sex education is a fantastic series that truly develops their characters. Even though they sometimes fall into the same tired tropes, they found a way to either make them interesting or different...or they have characters like Lily who are just out there💀
Early as hell. Sex education was a good show
Another thing that's really wonderful about this show is its emphasis on friendship!! In a lot of teen shows, at least to me, friendships aren't treated with the same importance as romantic relationships, so it was wonderful to see a show put so much time and care into developing the platonic relationships. Friendships in high school are really important, and I think a lot of the audience could find reliability in Otis and Eric, or Jackson and Viv. Even in a show about navigating sex and romance, there are still things people can relate to if their high school experience didn't involve either of those things.
When it comes to the sexualization of high schoolers, for this show i personally didn't feel this way. For euphoria? Definitely...as much as i loooove it it was just too much nudity for highschool kids. Getting back to Sex Ed, I think that it's not that bad considering what as you said, they are tryna figure themselves out in their pubescent years, they have all these feelings and you know body changes and this show kinda enlightens on the topic.
Early. Also, it really is such an amazing show. It's awkward, funny, emotional and the acting is phenomenal. One of my favorites.
What I love most about Sex Education is that they are stereotypes, but they're also damn good characters. They feel like real people, because they rise above said stereotypes. There's too much pressure to be original in storytelling. But you know what? You can take an overused trope, and make an excellent story. You can take a cliche, and create a really great character.
PREACH!!!
me watching literally all of these reviews despite not watching any of the shows 🧍🏾♂️
anyways video not demonetized yet so thats a good sign
Everyone in this show has so much layers to their identity, and it's more than their race and sexuality. The show breaks stereotypical tropes and doesn't just throw in queer slang and black people for the sake of racial diversity. Eric is more than "the underdeveloped gay best friend, who is genuinely black", also as a gay teen, I appreciate how all the queer characters interact differently from one another to show no stereotypes, there are some of them more comfortable with their identity than others, but that's okay 'coz its realistic
the best part, in my opinion, is how the issues that the show tackled weren't just used to tackle social issues, they were written in a realistic way and personal to each character.
I literally finished both seasons about 2 weeks ago and had heard before that it was a really good show, so I was shocked when I found damn near no one giving any sort of commentary/reactions to it. And it's like you felt it in the air and graced us with a tease for this upload.. so thank you 😊
I started watching this show again for the second time and forgot how funny this show was. I can't wait for season 3!
I will flat out say that I loved Ruby and Otis relationship. The first issue was Ruby didn’t want anyone to know about them. Then she fixed that issue and then she wanted to control him. And she fixed that and her last issue was moving too fast and expecting him to do the same, which led to their end. He also has issues with the relationship but he fixed them.
I liked that they showed Ruby wasn’t your typical popular girl. She can be kind and show her true self to people she’s comfortable with.
i absolutely wish u could review the show “skins uk” one day. i’m so interested in what u could say about it (mostly the generations not the volume 7)
You look like an actor on a gen z hip, new York based Netflix show
Took you too long to watch but better late than ever, my fave show
my bad bestie were here now 😭
i also liked how the main characters were focsued on more yes but they still paid attention to other random students at the school at some points & it made it feel more real
Technically they're in college but english college is different to american college b/c english colleges are 16-19
Don't cook a roast chicken otis!!!!
That part had me dying
Heyy can you please review trinkets I think it's a really great show 🤸🏾♀️
YES!!!!!!!!! I would love to see that reaction!
I love that show, so sad there isn’t going to be a 3rd season
@@redroses3893 ME TOO! :(
sex education isn’t set in a high school it’s set in a sixth form so people aged mainly 16-18
thank you, they are in "college", they can legally drink and go to clubs which is very different culturally to americans who cant do that until they are 21
Yeah, although many sixth forms are still in the same school. Also for the sake of Americans, they are still in high school until 18
what i love about sex education is that it appeals to the teenage / YA audience by being quirky, but it's not trying too hard. too many teen shows on netflix nowadays can never really nail on the head the right vibe when it comes to creating an iconic show, but sex education has the perfect balance.
I love how they portrayed the main characters as they are and didn't gaslight the audience in to liking them, like at times I'd hated Otis so much like omg
i think sex education introduces the characters as a cliché trope but throughout time shows how that’s not their only personality trait, which makes them realistic. clichés exist cuz they happen but once you break them there’s so much more, something rare to see in coming of age shows.
This show is an example of having a diverse cast and still having a good and related characters and narrative.
Could you do a HBO Genera+ion review. I just watched it and I personally found it confusing and cringy.
same! i feel like it was trying to be euphoria so bad
coming next :)
Thank you
what I think makes the level of representation especially amazing was how much they didn't make a big deal of representing these types of people. Rather than these characters being defined by their colour or sexuality or even both, instead those things are simply one small part of their characters meaning they felt more fleshed out and genuine instead of being there simply for the sake of affirmative action.
PLEASE DO GOOD GIRLS NEXT :)))
Also thx for doing sex education I was waiting for you to make a video on it
YESSS
I love your series so far and how you unpack each show so well!
I think the two things I most like about the show is the diversity, racially and sexually and the way they break the stereotypes by showing they are people, like with Erick he is the sassy gay black best friend but this is not his entire personality, it’s like he is real person not just the basic estereotipe that is funny mean for no reason, he has a history, has conflicts
If you wanna see another diverse Netflix show, I would recommend Sense8.
I haven’t heard otp in so long why do I feel old💀but I feel like the new “otp” is just “endgame”
Sex Education was hilarious and cringey, and I learned a lot from the show - from that perspective, I think that’s incredibly important for the younger audiences watching it. Maeve’s story arc was incredibly important, as was Aimee’s.
I love how nobody is perfect in the show.
im loving these tv show comentary videos!! i would love to see a tv show/movie recomendation
I think it's great that the show refers to teenagers bc in fact is in this ages that ppl start approaching to sex, with ppl over 20 is already too late, they have already done their experiences (at least in Europe bc thanks to tiktok I'm starting to discover that in the USA girls actually wait till marriage)
I love the enemies to lovers trope but not in this case (Eric and Adam) why does Eric keeps going to the toxic person who BULLIED him and doesn't keep the balanced relationship he had with Rahim? Seems like it perpetuates the idea of homophobic = gay and I'm not here for it
First off, I like your shirt Rumi. Second, thank you so much for bringing up the explicit nature of the show. This is one of the issues I have with 'Sex Education.' Besides most of the actors/actresses are 22+ years of age portraying teenagers, but the overly dramatic sex scenes are not needed, especially if this is for a "teenage demographic." Then, the numerous love triangles does not sit well with me... Really, the writers are encouraging the normalization of infidelity amongst teenagers in a friend group? I get it, this is SOME teenagers lives, but not ALL! Not all teenagers are worrying about some (or most) of the material 'Sex Education' has to offer on relatability. I wish the show creator was more cautious on their approach with this show. I know, it's not their job to be worrying about other peoples' children, but still.
Sorry for the long comment, I wanted to say some of my thoughts on 'Sex Education'😭💯
I think it’s really relatable even if you’re not actually having sex as a teenager. A lot of what they talk about isn’t actually about *sex* but just slightly involves it. It can be an issue you have with or without sex, but that’s definitely just my opinion. I do think the show is unnecessarily ranchy tho lol.
Also by nature of the title and the plot those teenagers that do have sex are in the focus. But i think the show makes it clear that thats not necessarily the norm
I think the show is excellent but I don't think it has staying power,I watch it then forget about what I watched a week later.There isn't a lot of discourse to have with this show and it centers adults at times which I find unnecessary
It's still my 2nd favourite coming of age show after Euphoria
yess i agree with all of this! can't wait for s3
tbh I love the show but find it sad how people think they aren't sexualised? there was a lesbian couple at the start of the show who were shown in an explicit sex scene and they were only in it for one episode, yet the gay male characters are in it for seasons upon seasons and nothing is shown of them.
With sex education I think it is a commentary both on what it's like actually being a pubescent individual and with the damage that adult uncomfortably does to someone going through puberty. The awkward dynamic of adults with puberty is the damaging factor. What makes sex education different I think is that it doesn't sexualize puberty the way a lot of other teen dramas do. Instead it acknowledges that teens are sexual individuals. It's a nuanced but important difference.
absolutely love this show but i will never stop slandering the writers for breaking up eric and rahim and putting him with that white boy who bullied him. i HATEEEEE that so much.
I disagree completely about Otis being a pick me boy...where is that coming from?
hes like a very im not like those other guys boy
Really agree, Sex Education is a very intelligent and thoughtful show. I agree that the characters are very relatable and that there is good representation. Perhaps this is because it is a British show and Britain is now a very diverse community with significant cross community interaction - especially for Gen Z. We are also free from some of the pressure groups, especially faith groups that in the US appear to exert much more influence on what can be discussed in the public square (kind of ironic in 'the land of the free')
Never been this early, but it was worth it 💜💜
love Sex Education so much! i mean yes they definitely lowkey ripped off part of the premise from Charlie Bartlett but they did it SO well i can't even rly complain.
It’s my favorite show atm!!! Otis da bro
About the sexualising highschoolers thing, I'm a 15 year old boy in the uk and here the age of consent is 17 and they're in sixth form which is 16-19 so they're all like 17-19 years old. 👍
Eric’s descend into social anxiety was so, so true
omg the tap dancing scene really hurt u didnt it. u n me both tho, i had to skip it
I love being British 💅🏾💅🏾
Tbf this just an American high school show with British actors though lol
@@kJ922-h3j I think so too but lowkey is great rep
I don’t think that the explicit parts are an issue because of the way they are portrayed, the show doesn’t over sexualise the characters and it doesn’t pretend the characters are adults it shows what some real high school relationships are like and also the show is an 18.
Hate me for it idc lmaooo Eric did exactly what I would've did no LIE 🤣🤣 I just know so I'm not mad with Eric's character when Adam started being sweet I was COMPLETELY here for It it was sooo cute lol
Not done watching it so that might change based off how this might end lmao
To me it sits in a neat place. It's not TV teenagers, and it's not movie/'prestige' TV teenagers, and it's closer to but isn't exactly Internet teenagers. It's a fantasy world but isn't in an annoying post-racial way - the American school system with British characters and an ambiguous location for example.
i feel special that i’m early 😼😼😼
I love your reviews and since you mentioned Elite, would you mind reviewing it?🙃
I like this show a lot BUT……If you want a more genuine representation of British high school life and culture, watch the Inbetweeners and skins, if you want a completely American high school show just with British actors using their own accents, watch sex education lol. which is fine really, just not sure why they chose to do it that way
I can’t believe you didn’t mention the draw simply from the characters being British
awesome video but when u were talking abt the lgbtq characters, u missed the asexual character who was the juliet in lilys school play :)
i feel like since it’s an english school the amount of sex is pretty realistic, i think that might just be a difference between british and american schools
Youve made a lot of great points and i really love this show, thanks for a great video!
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The show was racially diverse but I did think the casting was quite colorist when it came to the black girls 😒 too much white feminism too tbh.
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Im "Early" To years (Two years later)
This show gave me all of the feels. Finally some proper representation of teenagers! Also made me laugh out loud at points. Highly recommend!
OMG THANK YOU FOR WATCHING IT I RECXOMENDED IT
You make me wanna watch it
do it!
I think you missed the asexual character !
I watched this video bcs i got a hoodie with charakter otis and i did not know what that was an after watching its 50/50 to refound it