Labeling nearly everything that isn’t cool or trendy as “chapri” or “cringe” has become so common. I’m really glad you brought this up. The term reeks of casteism, and nowadays, you have to think carefully before you like something or express your opinion about it because you might be labelled as a “chapri” or maybe "cringe" too.
Hell yeah. This "take a joke as a joke", "isko sarcasm nahi samajhta" is often used when they have no answer to a logical question, definitely have experienced in my friend group.
dude i’m so glad you spoke abt this because facebook was HORRIBLE AND DISGUSTING and it was so normalised to post this garbage. the generation that posted on facebook is truly the root of evil in society 😭
The worse thing still is I'm still flooded with this garbage in my feed, and now the added headache of AI posts with bot+boomer comments-- reporting/"I'm not interested" such pages does nothing there are thousands of such pages out there
girl you're so real for this, media literacy is so much lacking not just in older generation but in our generation too where i feel like in recent times sexist, classist jokes have been starting to be normalised a lot and when you speak up about it you're accused of not being able to take 'joke' which is really just 'masked' hatred actually very visible and destructive
Finally someone talks about this! Racist, Misogynistic and "dark humor" memes were getting almost no backlash and I still see people quoting and joking about this shit like normal Thanks for talking about this and bringing this issue to light I hope people learn from this video
I respect your sentiments, but man life without dark humour would be pale as hell. Also it ain't like sensible peeps can't differentiate between sarcasm and reality, also where it's apt to crack those jokes without letting the other person feel uncomfortable or awkward about it.
I'm not targeting all of the dark humor jokes bc I also find them quite funny from time to time but the ones that use racism and other offensive topics to be funny. And there should be no time where you feel like you can crack a joke about a whole community in a demeaning manner. That's my opinion tho feel free to think otherwise
@samriddhibagri8628 jokes are meant to be offensive to a certain group If the racist joke is affecting someone irl Then that's an issue else I don't think one needs to feel so bad about a fcking joke
@samriddhibagri8628 Ye bol ki tere jeso ko enjoy karna nahi aata. Ye moral "intellectual" Ka DhOnG apne community tak seemit rakh, don't shove it down our throats to show how sensible you are. You're NOT.
This form of video essay/social commentary is something I've missed a lot in our Indian internet community, where I can at least breathe for a second without being shoved in the face with bias or BS. Happy to see that more of such content or at least self awareness is increasing
also the entire phenomena of labelling being sensitive as something bad?? and upholding a false narrative of masculinity thats basically built around insecurities. Blatant hate masquerading as "just memes" has become the norm and i hate it. Goated video as always
Can't believe I almost exclusively grew up with these up until like 4 years ago, and classism is so deeply rooted in Indian culture it's gonna take years to reverse
omg FINALLY someone talking about this. the hidden corn addiction epidemic has been devastating for indian internet. it's not an "if" anymore it's a "which": racism, sexism or casteism. anonymity brings out the worst in everyone
i rememberthis instance where i was pointing at a fair girl who had coloured her hair blue called her a "chapri",but he said it was cool. fkr 10 min ago called a guy looking darker with coloured hair "chapri"
@@Seriously_duhh bro, neither are chapri but one DOES look chapri, now idk about this instance in particular but y'know those guys who've done a terrible bleach job ?? Also smh, you shouldn't call anyone chapri OP
Completely agree with you.... Today, memes have lost their original charm of being lighthearted and funny. Instead, many have turned into platforms for spreading hate, racism, and targeted attacks on religions or communities. This seems so sad and it kinnda dilutes the purpose humour and fosters division and negativity in society 🙁.
Hey i have been watching your content for past 2 weeks especially that cast video and russian video and i just wanted to say you really make good content you remind me of another youtuber olisunvia , and yeah i just wanted to say keep making great content we need more creators like you on this platform.
I LOVE the way how she lost certain amount of Savarna audience for her caste video , now I feel lot safe here. Tbh , very few Indian spaces where I feel safe.
Also I think the terms like 'nibba nibbi' have been used in the wrong context because of these facebook meme pages. Nibba was used as a censored/altered slang version of the N word in the western pop culture but this context was lost when these Indian facebook meme pages used it to mock young & overly romantic couples. Also there is no such term as nibbi, its a made up word.
Facts, it's sad how people tend to do this stuff on social media, it's some kind of escapism to them, finding a sense of belonging in all of this toxicity is undoubtedly sick (have done that when I was a teen, I am sane now)
Love what you're doing on this platform! Most people these days wouldnt do what you are doing and its awesome that someone is willing to talk about such topics! Keep making more of these girly!
nah bro i am also an only male child , women don't really seem alien to me like i am in 12th and i have a few female friends we cool we chill we normal i think it's more related to how other boys think about women , the "only male child" just adds to that.
@swimmingbird1 Watch the video dawg, she told people who have sisters or female friends. I had neither hence they were alien to me. I added the only child part to tell that I had no siblings, nothing else.
I really think this was because of how schools and family depicted females in various settings, as weak and always in need of help. And if you get caught speaking to one or speaking about them, they immediately consider it as romantic interest, which made it harder for boys to approach girls and understand them.
@padamatikaushik5212 i got shipped with 6 women just coz i talked to them but i still talk to them now coz idgaf 🗿( i know this will make me sound like a Playboy but eventually i got bored of taking to them and the shipping stoped but they're still my friends and ill be there for them and they will hopefully be there for me too) i was in 11th and now am in 12th btw
This video was amazing, i discovered ur channel just now. It was such a big breath of fresh air compared to the unhinged shit on instagram. Please make a seperate video on the "sigma" mentality among young indian men. If u compare it with a wider global context, men like andrew tate are using helpless incel young men as tools to promote their brand and make money. Its so sad for everyone involved. But its true, men have become increasingly more lonely and it is being weaponized by dangerous individuals. We need a more serious conversation about mens mental health and also need to identify the causes of why they gravitate towards sigma, toxic masculinity and all that stuff.
Looking back, I feel extremely lucky that I blocked all the pages that had those boys vs girls memes on a whim and joined facebook groups about animals in funny situations, weird hills to die on, and other random shit, bc talking with people & the wholesome discussions there actually contributed to the person I am now. Unfortunately, all my good groups got deleted or or zucced sold off one by one :/ :/
those non veg women hating on each other on the basis of chest size meme was so normalized on yt short it used to piss me off ...I have yet to see a meme of kevin hart and the rock in with the same jealous dialogues of their height difference , ofcourse it has yet to exist because they can only think of men with mutual respect it probably never crossed their mind that women can exist with mutual respect
Really impressed by your recent videos.The courage to do so in a society where people oppose unorthodoxic and out of the box beliefs is really amusing ❤
found your video randomly through recommendations and I think it's the best thing that happened today. I will definitely check out your channel more. I don't know if it's even possible but I would love to get to know you more. Your perspectives definitely deserve a listen. And know that I can relate to the topics you're trying to talk about. You gained a loyal sub!
Glad to see content calling all this bullshhh out. Glad to see sensible voices becoming popular. And yeah. It isn’t. Or wasn’t. The racism and all is more popular wherever I see in Indian culture.
Finally, someone talked bout the girls vs boys thing and treating it like a punishment when you make one sit with another, i rem some teacher doing this once but it didn't really matter they still talked because, guess what ? THEY'RE HUMANS ❗❗❗ and then she'd shame em' for "still talking" smh 🙄
it is so nice to watch something i can relate to from a person who is not that much older than me(im Class X). i DID NOT know that the term 'chapri' came from this context. I hope to see more videos from you. Much love from a fellow assamese
all that u spoke about, the rampant colorism and racism going on in social media among content that are specifically catering to the male audience is literally my roman empire, like i ALWAYS keep thinking abt it. thanks for speaking out about this on your platform because its SO important for this generation (especially teenage boys 💀🙏🏼) to know that this behavior isnt right in any way.
That boy and girl sitting together being projected as weird is still very prevalent in patna. My dad got transferred from mumbai to patna this year and my god has it been a cultural shock. Having friends of the opposite gender is considered equivalent to being a relationship. Loved your approach towards these issues tho, very refreshing to see !!
I'm a viewer from Pakistan and we have the same problems, I grew up in a household which reinforced this type of "humour" (wife hating, marriage hating, skin color hating type, even curly hair) was so glamorized, even now my elders make these jokes with their wives in front of them and laugh, like it's so uncomfortable for the wives also but they put on a smile What the hell is wrong with our culture? I can't believe that as someone younger we have a much clearer idea about right and wrong than our elders (Not most of us though, it seems) So I just try my best to discuss these sort of things even if I may be called badtameez for standing up to my parents/relatives when they make an offensive comment (And I'll share this video as much as possible)
omgg this video is just so cool.. it's so real, memes are more than just fun now-they've changed how we think...even caused problems...you explained everything really well, especially how humor can be misused. really appreciating your efforts in bringing up this topic...you're so cool, love you (happy to watch misimi 12 hours straight XPP)
Facebook has definitely had a permanent impact on Indian online culture especially the older gens, my parents believing anything with adheres to their confirmation bias and cause issues for us 😭. And I discovered your channel a few weeks ago, you make pretty good content on issues and your own interests and ideas. Great video once again.
THIS IS SOOO FRRR like- All those Facebook posts from the past and today's Instagram posts are literally in some way, yk are based on the same racism and all that stuff; they just now gave it a fancy term as "dark humor," which consists of shaming people on their skin color, disabilities, or just their religion, which is just dumb af. And idk why, but this Gen Z generation, yk just, like- criticizes anyone for literally anything. Like, for example, once I saw a woman on Instagram stating that "she saw a man in his early 20s learning how to skate and all that," and she was, yk yapping abt how that is so odd and it should be illegal and all that, and I found it so dumb, tbh like- ykwim?? This Gen Z generation is so obsessed with "nonchalance" and, yk being "cool" and "not giving a shit" that at this point it is so toxic that people are criticizing people for their simple choices in life-whether it be their clothing style, etc etc, and as you mentioned, people calling you "chapri" just because you dyed your hair and all that is just so insane and so annoying sometimes.
so true, dark humour is meant to mock the perpetrator, and to light-hearten a situation, but so often do people route their way to mocking the victim. and then they try to justify their bigotry by saying 'humor is subjective'. its so annoying, really.
Bro can't stress more on this. These weirdos will Start objectifying girls call them shit. Bully someone on their origin and call it joke. Earned a new subscriber
really proud to see a young Indian girl cover these topics. I'm a little older than you but younger me would have found these videos healing. Keep em coming!!!!
Indians especially Lindus using the word "woke" is very funny to me because they are more woke than the actual wokes For example they Get offended over a movie scene movie dialogue Others food choices Romantic partner etc.
ive thought about this over and over and over and over and it is something you eventually choose to just keep yourself away from...the whole superiority god complex narrative can be found literally everywhere you look be it liking music or artists ("abe chal taylor swift kon sunta hai meri teri dhh lover bano so underrrated and unique hqhqhqhq) or hating on people, especially kids for liking stuff and posting about what they like, or even worse borderline rapist remarks under literal children ("kabhi to badi hogi" "sanskar umar se bade hain" "fatherless" or just straight ab verbally abusing them for likes) this rabbit hole goes as deep as you dig especially in this age where almost all the media we consume is filled with this and this has become so normalised and we people desensitiesed. and the sad part is theres actually nothing you can do to change the conditioning of these people's brains; the only thing stopping them from doing lord knows what is just a screen. im glad at least someone's covering this, so yeah great work for that misimi hope you make more such videos.
I used social media (Facebook) from 2017 to 2018 and I remember being blocked by RVCJ Media because of my trolls. The soft influence they were having on young folks was beyond problematic (and exceedingly cringe obviously). Props to you for this video!
Most memes are garbage like puneet superstar thing even when something serious happens people make memes about it, including sensitive topics like rape cases.they often try to create memes around things that are genuinely good or hyped just to stand out from the majority It's like dude if something is good you should appreciate it but nah bro just wants to be unique lol
I did not know about the zendaya hatred by these pages but wow. Can't say I'm shocked. But thank you for calling this out. We all grew up with this and I'm glad that at least some of us learnt and grew out of it unlike the ones who think this is peak humour. I'm lucky I never came across the nsfw ones because wtf did I just see girl
Damn i didn’t know chapri was a casteist slur up until now and people have normalised to such an extent btw i discovered your channel recently and really appreciate your content keep up the good work.
Oh my god, back in 2018 when i was in 9th grade, a bunch of pick me girls were my friends, and they used to proudly call their behaviour and attitude as "mardana" and my behaviour as girly, as if being girly was a crime. They used to make fun of me for really small things and because i needed validation , i also became a pick me in the process, not realising that it was an internalized misogyny. Looking back now, i feel bad for myself. And now, i do anything which brings joy to my heart and is not based on a gender.
Ah!!! I now remember the times when I found memes like that funny. Never realised the effects it would have and the unlearning was a good reality check
"I lied, wear you clothes back and do a discussion with me on how indian meme community now is ran by those very people who were supposed to be laughed at in the og memes" damn bhai this video feels like you collected all my thoughts about current memes scenario and made a video on it (can i sue you? 👉🏻👈🏻) it's so good. Keep up the good work 🗣️💛.
9:40 the other day i saw a video on Reddit where a person did a Ghost Rider cosplay (it wasn't perfect but he tried) and he set his helmet and bike on fire for the cosplay. 95% of the comments were just "Chhapriii". Like, the person had fun, he wasn't injured, he did it late at night when the road was empty, and put out the fires as soon as he finished recording, so why do those incels have to point out non-existent negatives? Gen Z and Gen Alpha are so fked
I also agree with the boys talking with girls part because as a boy, I can completely relate to that. I have been subjected to that "Ohhoo" and "Bhabhi hai" even if i am just asking normal questions or just talking.
bruv don't take it a bad way but i love this typa content it feels like your informing me while incorporating your life idk how to say it duh it's giving riya gogoi ending vid vibes✨
The worst thing about Indian internet is people adopt the trends from the west, overuse it without knowing the actual context. Best example is use of the word nibba. It's actually the censored version for the N-word and the whole meaning was changed in-here and even worse, added a feminine term for it 'nibbi'
3:38 Ok, I actually did used to think that women are a different species. Would spend a lot of time on the internet and seeing a girl on the internet, I was like "WTF, WOMAN ON INTERNET!!!1!!1!!!" But it has changed a lot now
hi misimi, just saw your yt video thumbnail includes the word "chapri" in it. in good faith, wanted to inform you that it has casteist origins and can be hurtful to the marginalized sections of society, which im sure was not your intention. would be a good thing if you could kindly edit it out!
9:06 Hi, thank you for watching. it is mentioned in the video to explain how it is a casteist slur. I think removing it out and shying away from speaking on it will leave more people uninformed.
@@dontmisimivalid, my only concern was if the thumbnail itself could be misinterpreted without viewing the vid, but i get your point! all the best and cheers :)
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I think the impact 'sigma', 'gigachad' and 'andrew tate' had on Indian consumers needs it's own deep dive
It definitely needs its own essay video. Cause Oh boi, that would require an hour's worth of ranting.
THIS
I’m pretty sure most the kids are out of it now lol
Didn't liked them back in 2021 but now it's all brainrot so it feels good , skibidi sigma🗣️🔥🔥🔥
@ fr W
Labeling nearly everything that isn’t cool or trendy as “chapri” or “cringe” has become so common. I’m really glad you brought this up. The term reeks of casteism, and nowadays, you have to think carefully before you like something or express your opinion about it because you might be labelled as a “chapri” or maybe "cringe" too.
Actually I think these people aren't happy with their life so they bring down other to feel little bit secure about themselves LMAO.
I agree!!
You have to understand classism is filling the void being created by casteism
@@ultronhere4356 SO TRUE
@@ultronhere4356"caste is an enclosed class" , you neither understand castism nor classism.
Hell yeah. This "take a joke as a joke", "isko sarcasm nahi samajhta" is often used when they have no answer to a logical question, definitely have experienced in my friend group.
I simply reply with "Learn how to make one", that makes them shut up
Uninstalled instagram 3 years ago. Never missed it once.
I’ve completely tuned out Indian “memes” from my instagram algorithm. I’m in a better place now🙏
Amen to this 🙏
same, i see my brother watch memes and find the most dehumanising things funny and the brain rot in that app at this point is crazy.
I'm grateful that my Instagram is only a bunch of artists like Yunayu, and The Mermaid Scales 😭🙏
If u think Instagram is bad, check threads out. Its worse
dude i’m so glad you spoke abt this because facebook was HORRIBLE AND DISGUSTING and it was so normalised to post this garbage. the generation that posted on facebook is truly the root of evil in society 😭
The worse thing still is I'm still flooded with this garbage in my feed, and now the added headache of AI posts with bot+boomer comments-- reporting/"I'm not interested" such pages does nothing there are thousands of such pages out there
early instagram from 2016 was also full of these things. the RVCJ racist puns.
there is still an echo chamber of them in twitter that's extremely toxic
The whole twitter is toxic at this point T-T
@@mrzeal676 I just block anything that I find toxic,now my feed is just house md and football which tbf is also v toxic
Delete that toxic ass app if you like you mental peace !!
@anishaxd i really should ngl
the place of peak incels
girl you're so real for this, media literacy is so much lacking not just in older generation but in our generation too where i feel like in recent times sexist, classist jokes have been starting to be normalised a lot and when you speak up about it you're accused of not being able to take 'joke' which is really just 'masked' hatred actually very visible and destructive
Finally someone talks about this! Racist, Misogynistic and "dark humor" memes were getting almost no backlash and I still see people quoting and joking about this shit like normal
Thanks for talking about this and bringing this issue to light I hope people learn from this video
Tum log aadmi ka sense of humour hi maar doge
I respect your sentiments, but man life without dark humour would be pale as hell. Also it ain't like sensible peeps can't differentiate between sarcasm and reality, also where it's apt to crack those jokes without letting the other person feel uncomfortable or awkward about it.
I'm not targeting all of the dark humor jokes bc I also find them quite funny from time to time but the ones that use racism and other offensive topics to be funny.
And there should be no time where you feel like you can crack a joke about a whole community in a demeaning manner.
That's my opinion tho feel free to think otherwise
@samriddhibagri8628 jokes are meant to be offensive to a certain group
If the racist joke is affecting someone irl
Then that's an issue else
I don't think one needs to feel so bad about a fcking joke
@samriddhibagri8628 Ye bol ki tere jeso ko enjoy karna nahi aata. Ye moral "intellectual" Ka DhOnG apne community tak seemit rakh, don't shove it down our throats to show how sensible you are. You're NOT.
FINALLY SOMEONE IS SPEAKING ON IT!! RVCJ is single handedly so much responsible for the sexism and misogyny on the internet
No not really, there were quite a few hindi pages too. Which were like abhorrent to say the least.
This form of video essay/social commentary is something I've missed a lot in our Indian internet community, where I can at least breathe for a second without being shoved in the face with bias or BS. Happy to see that more of such content or at least self awareness is increasing
peak of calling out ppl, goated creator
I think these meme's lead to Indian incel and femcel indirectly or directly.
Keep going love your vids ❤
thank you so much for supporting my channel!
also the entire phenomena of labelling being sensitive as something bad?? and upholding a false narrative of masculinity thats basically built around insecurities. Blatant hate masquerading as "just memes" has become the norm and i hate it.
Goated video as always
There's a trend going around where artists take the Not Like Other Girls memes and turn them into girlfriends and it heals something in me.
i am so glad it was a struggle to find these old memes because it was full of those u described
I feel bad for the chad guy, those girls are friends, the chad just talks to himself
i was just looking at those art posts!!!!
@@butterscott11037 ive a whole pinterest board for them 😭
@@dontmisimi love that
Can't believe I almost exclusively grew up with these up until like 4 years ago, and classism is so deeply rooted in Indian culture it's gonna take years to reverse
omg FINALLY someone talking about this. the hidden corn addiction epidemic has been devastating for indian internet. it's not an "if" anymore it's a "which": racism, sexism or casteism. anonymity brings out the worst in everyone
If poor ppl do it is trashy
If ricc ppl do it it's classy
Biggest one in my experience is thrifting
i rememberthis instance where i was pointing at a fair girl who had coloured her hair blue called her a "chapri",but he said it was cool. fkr 10 min ago called a guy looking darker with coloured hair "chapri"
More like if bad looking people do it then it's trash and if good looking people do it then it's classy
@@Seriously_duhh bro, neither are chapri but one DOES look chapri, now idk about this instance in particular but y'know those guys who've done a terrible bleach job ?? Also smh, you shouldn't call anyone chapri OP
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Completely agree with you.... Today, memes have lost their original charm of being lighthearted and funny. Instead, many have turned into platforms for spreading hate, racism, and targeted attacks on religions or communities. This seems so sad and it kinnda dilutes the purpose humour and fosters division and negativity in society 🙁.
Hey i have been watching your content for past 2 weeks especially that cast video and russian video and i just wanted to say you really make good content you remind me of another youtuber olisunvia , and yeah i just wanted to say keep making great content we need more creators like you on this platform.
yes, she inspires me a lot! thanks for watching
oh yes, she reminds me of olisunvia too.
I LOVE the way how she lost certain amount of Savarna audience for her caste video , now I feel lot safe here. Tbh , very few Indian spaces where I feel safe.
Instagram just pisses me off at this point.....people can't even EXIST without being called slurs there
misimi posts when you need her the most
I'm happy that someone with a level head is raising all these issues. Thank you for that. Also improve your audio, it took a dive in this video.
finallyy an indian yter doing vid essays, soo happyy, new subscriber 🌷🤍
Also I think the terms like 'nibba nibbi' have been used in the wrong context because of these facebook meme pages. Nibba was used as a censored/altered slang version of the N word in the western pop culture but this context was lost when these Indian facebook meme pages used it to mock young & overly romantic couples. Also there is no such term as nibbi, its a made up word.
Facts, it's sad how people tend to do this stuff on social media, it's some kind of escapism to them, finding a sense of belonging in all of this toxicity is undoubtedly sick (have done that when I was a teen, I am sane now)
Love what you're doing on this platform! Most people these days wouldnt do what you are doing and its awesome that someone is willing to talk about such topics! Keep making more of these girly!
I like how you don't shy out to call out these things, respect
4:45 As an only male child , this is 100% correct. Only now in my 20s I am seeing things differently.
nah bro i am also an only male child , women don't really seem alien to me like i am in 12th and i have a few female friends we cool we chill we normal i think it's more related to how other boys think about women , the "only male child" just adds to that.
@swimmingbird1 Watch the video dawg, she told people who have sisters or female friends. I had neither hence they were alien to me. I added the only child part to tell that I had no siblings, nothing else.
@@venkat.1 mb bro
I really think this was because of how schools and family depicted females in various settings, as weak and always in need of help. And if you get caught speaking to one or speaking about them, they immediately consider it as romantic interest, which made it harder for boys to approach girls and understand them.
@padamatikaushik5212 i got shipped with 6 women just coz i talked to them but i still talk to them now coz idgaf 🗿( i know this will make me sound like a Playboy but eventually i got bored of taking to them and the shipping stoped but they're still my friends and ill be there for them and they will hopefully be there for me too) i was in 11th and now am in 12th btw
Meme Mandir ka ethnocentric content would also fall under media illiteracy. Would loveee to see a video on that
Not understanding the lore of the memes of meme mandar would definitely be under media illiteracy.
"Lore of memes of meme mandir " Lindu thinks that memes have so deep knowledge and those who understand them are "smart" @@Adityasing_h
@@Adityasing_h the lore being highly generalized and inconsiderate assumptions?
This video was amazing, i discovered ur channel just now. It was such a big breath of fresh air compared to the unhinged shit on instagram.
Please make a seperate video on the "sigma" mentality among young indian men. If u compare it with a wider global context, men like andrew tate are using helpless incel young men as tools to promote their brand and make money. Its so sad for everyone involved. But its true, men have become increasingly more lonely and it is being weaponized by dangerous individuals. We need a more serious conversation about mens mental health and also need to identify the causes of why they gravitate towards sigma, toxic masculinity and all that stuff.
im so glad yt recommended this, thankyou for talking about it. This is something I've always felt
Looking back, I feel extremely lucky that I blocked all the pages that had those boys vs girls memes on a whim and joined facebook groups about animals in funny situations, weird hills to die on, and other random shit, bc talking with people & the wholesome discussions there actually contributed to the person I am now. Unfortunately, all my good groups got deleted or or zucced sold off one by one :/ :/
0:28 was today year old to know rvcj has a full form 😭
those non veg women hating on each other on the basis of chest size meme was so normalized on yt short it used to piss me off ...I have yet to see a meme of kevin hart and the rock in with the same jealous dialogues of their height difference , ofcourse it has yet to exist because they can only think of men with mutual respect it probably never crossed their mind that women can exist with mutual respect
real
Really impressed by your recent videos.The courage to do so in a society where people oppose unorthodoxic and out of the box beliefs is really amusing ❤
found your video randomly through recommendations and I think it's the best thing that happened today. I will definitely check out your channel more. I don't know if it's even possible but I would love to get to know you more. Your perspectives definitely deserve a listen. And know that I can relate to the topics you're trying to talk about. You gained a loyal sub!
Bro u are so "me coded"😭🎀💪🏼
Glad to see content calling all this bullshhh out. Glad to see sensible voices becoming popular. And yeah. It isn’t. Or wasn’t. The racism and all is more popular wherever I see in Indian culture.
I cant imagine how DEEP of an impact social media has on us.
Finally, someone talked bout the girls vs boys thing and treating it like a punishment when you make one sit with another, i rem some teacher doing this once but it didn't really matter they still talked because, guess what ? THEY'RE HUMANS ❗❗❗ and then she'd shame em' for "still talking" smh 🙄
it is so nice to watch something i can relate to from a person who is not that much older than me(im Class X). i DID NOT know that the term 'chapri' came from this context. I hope to see more videos from you. Much love from a fellow assamese
this deserves a raise.
dude your content style is very goood . Like the essay felt so conversational even tho its only you who is speaking and you are cuteee. followed.
all that u spoke about, the rampant colorism and racism going on in social media among content that are specifically catering to the male audience is literally my roman empire, like i ALWAYS keep thinking abt it. thanks for speaking out about this on your platform because its SO important for this generation (especially teenage boys 💀🙏🏼) to know that this behavior isnt right in any way.
Even the 'Tiktok vs RUclips' thing had a classist narrative.
That boy and girl sitting together being projected as weird is still very prevalent in patna. My dad got transferred from mumbai to patna this year and my god has it been a cultural shock. Having friends of the opposite gender is considered equivalent to being a relationship. Loved your approach towards these issues tho, very refreshing to see !!
I'm a viewer from Pakistan and we have the same problems, I grew up in a household which reinforced this type of "humour" (wife hating, marriage hating, skin color hating type, even curly hair) was so glamorized, even now my elders make these jokes with their wives in front of them and laugh, like it's so uncomfortable for the wives also but they put on a smile
What the hell is wrong with our culture?
I can't believe that as someone younger we have a much clearer idea about right and wrong than our elders
(Not most of us though, it seems)
So I just try my best to discuss these sort of things even if I may be called badtameez for standing up to my parents/relatives when they make an offensive comment
(And I'll share this video as much as possible)
It comes Ashraf and Savarna culture inspired by Hinduism and Isslam
Damn, it's south asian cultural problem ig.
omgg this video is just so cool.. it's so real, memes are more than just fun now-they've changed how we think...even caused problems...you explained everything really well, especially how humor can be misused. really appreciating your efforts in bringing up this topic...you're so cool, love you (happy to watch misimi 12 hours straight XPP)
Bro u spoke so true on boys vs girls meme topic 💪🏼🎀
Facebook has definitely had a permanent impact on Indian online culture especially the older gens, my parents believing anything with adheres to their confirmation bias and cause issues for us 😭. And I discovered your channel a few weeks ago, you make pretty good content on issues and your own interests and ideas. Great video once again.
THIS IS SOOO FRRR like-
All those Facebook posts from the past and today's Instagram posts are literally in some way, yk are based on the same racism and all that stuff; they just now gave it a fancy term as "dark humor," which consists of shaming people on their skin color, disabilities, or just their religion, which is just dumb af. And idk why, but this Gen Z generation, yk just, like- criticizes anyone for literally anything. Like, for example, once I saw a woman on Instagram stating that "she saw a man in his early 20s learning how to skate and all that," and she was, yk yapping abt how that is so odd and it should be illegal and all that, and I found it so dumb, tbh like- ykwim?? This Gen Z generation is so obsessed with "nonchalance" and, yk being "cool" and "not giving a shit" that at this point it is so toxic that people are criticizing people for their simple choices in life-whether it be their clothing style, etc etc, and as you mentioned, people calling you "chapri" just because you dyed your hair and all that is just so insane and so annoying sometimes.
so true, dark humour is meant to mock the perpetrator, and to light-hearten a situation, but so often do people route their way to mocking the victim. and then they try to justify their bigotry by saying 'humor is subjective'. its so annoying, really.
love ur videos sm honestly, keep making more of these
Misimi is back with an another banger 💯💯
Bro can't stress more on this. These weirdos will Start objectifying girls call them shit. Bully someone on their origin and call it joke. Earned a new subscriber
really proud to see a young Indian girl cover these topics. I'm a little older than you but younger me would have found these videos healing. Keep em coming!!!!
Your grip on pop culture is admirable. Great video!
if i were to bring these topics and slip them irl convos ppl would call me "too woke" or ignore. this video was really needed
Indians especially Lindus using the word "woke" is very funny to me because they are more woke than the actual wokes
For example they Get offended over a movie scene
movie dialogue
Others food choices
Romantic partner etc.
Was waiting eagerly for you to post...here we are
Finally someone calling this out!! Amazing video..
Dark humour guys get offended the moment anyone *criticizes thier religion*
Discovered your content a few weeks back. Really like your take and matured insights on the topics you pick. Continue your good work!
It's so hard to find open minded folks on Indian social media 😬
So glad to have found this channel ❤
ive thought about this over and over and over and over and it is something you eventually choose to just keep yourself away from...the whole superiority god complex narrative can be found literally everywhere you look be it liking music or artists ("abe chal taylor swift kon sunta hai meri teri dhh lover bano so underrrated and unique hqhqhqhq) or hating on people, especially kids for liking stuff and posting about what they like, or even worse borderline rapist remarks under literal children ("kabhi to badi hogi" "sanskar umar se bade hain" "fatherless" or just straight ab verbally abusing them for likes) this rabbit hole goes as deep as you dig especially in this age where almost all the media we consume is filled with this and this has become so normalised and we people desensitiesed. and the sad part is theres actually nothing you can do to change the conditioning of these people's brains; the only thing stopping them from doing lord knows what is just a screen. im glad at least someone's covering this, so yeah great work for that misimi hope you make more such videos.
omg misimi, you were exactly spitting what I wanted to, goated af, W
I used social media (Facebook) from 2017 to 2018 and I remember being blocked by RVCJ Media because of my trolls. The soft influence they were having on young folks was beyond problematic (and exceedingly cringe obviously). Props to you for this video!
Most memes are garbage like puneet superstar thing even when something serious happens people make memes about it, including sensitive topics like rape cases.they often try to create memes around things that are genuinely good or hyped just to stand out from the majority It's like dude if something is good you should appreciate it but nah bro just wants to be unique lol
Girl kudos to you for this!! Looking forward to watching more videos from you !! 🎉
I did not know about the zendaya hatred by these pages but wow. Can't say I'm shocked. But thank you for calling this out. We all grew up with this and I'm glad that at least some of us learnt and grew out of it unlike the ones who think this is peak humour. I'm lucky I never came across the nsfw ones because wtf did I just see girl
Damn i didn’t know chapri was a casteist slur up until now and people have normalised to such an extent btw i discovered your channel recently and really appreciate your content keep up the good work.
Yeah I've experienced it at a very young age when i was in a discord group it just got more and more toxic about racism ,dark humour etc
you’re a genius, I’ve seen many ppl do these kind of deep dives on western topics but only you I think are focusing on Indian/south Asian topics
As an Indian, I only use Instragram for my own preferences. I love gacha games and anime, so I usually do that to get intouch with the community more.
OML ME TOO YOU PLAY GENSHIN???!!?
Oh my god, back in 2018 when i was in 9th grade, a bunch of pick me girls were my friends, and they used to proudly call their behaviour and attitude as "mardana" and my behaviour as girly, as if being girly was a crime. They used to make fun of me for really small things and because i needed validation , i also became a pick me in the process, not realising that it was an internalized misogyny.
Looking back now, i feel bad for myself. And now, i do anything which brings joy to my heart and is not based on a gender.
Girl your videos are the best ✨️🤌🎀 ... finally found a girl who think like meh 😮💨✨️
Omg I'm very lucky got a heart only in 2 minutes 👽😭
Gurl this is a very important issue that you have highlighted here.
when the world needed her most, she came back :DD i love your commentaries, very short and thoughtful
Ah!!! I now remember the times when I found memes like that funny.
Never realised the effects it would have and the unlearning was a good reality check
Nowadays even absolutely vulgar content in the name of "dark comedy" Has increased a LOT. The so called cool youth is totally mentally phucked up
11:08 rage baits are so annoying and the fact that most of these accounts are based in india makes it more sad and concerning
Forget about facebook, I stopped using Insta as well. Too much brainrot and toxicity and much of my feeds were filled with gawar bullshit.
Finally someone talking about this 😭💗
love your content, pls post regularly !!!!!!
"I lied, wear you clothes back and do a discussion with me on how indian meme community now is ran by those very people who were supposed to be laughed at in the og memes" damn bhai this video feels like you collected all my thoughts about current memes scenario and made a video on it (can i sue you? 👉🏻👈🏻) it's so good. Keep up the good work 🗣️💛.
9:40 the other day i saw a video on Reddit where a person did a Ghost Rider cosplay (it wasn't perfect but he tried) and he set his helmet and bike on fire for the cosplay. 95% of the comments were just "Chhapriii". Like, the person had fun, he wasn't injured, he did it late at night when the road was empty, and put out the fires as soon as he finished recording, so why do those incels have to point out non-existent negatives? Gen Z and Gen Alpha are so fked
the new and improved olisunvia
nah she way different than olisunvia , olisunvia is a proper Philosophy major
I also agree with the boys talking with girls part because as a boy, I can completely relate to that. I have been subjected to that "Ohhoo" and "Bhabhi hai" even if i am just asking normal questions or just talking.
Really great topic hardly anyone is talking about this!
sigma memes in 2021,22,23 are the best thing happened to internet , the phonk music hell yeah....
Freaking love your videos man
I genuinely love your videos and how well you cover all these different topics. You are so underrated... Wish you more success🤍
bruv don't take it a bad way but i love this typa content it feels like your informing me while incorporating your life idk how to say it duh
it's giving riya gogoi ending vid vibes✨
I was waiting for you to post a video ughhhh and finallyyyy 😭✨
The worst thing about Indian internet is people adopt the trends from the west, overuse it without knowing the actual context. Best example is use of the word nibba. It's actually the censored version for the N-word and the whole meaning was changed in-here and even worse, added a feminine term for it 'nibbi'
I didn't know that now that I see it it makes sense as they always sounded similar but i thought it was like a way to refer to like teen couples
we're eating well with this upload
WAKE UP BABE!! NEW MISIMI POST JUST DROPPED!! 🗣️🗣️
3:38 Ok, I actually did used to think that women are a different species. Would spend a lot of time on the internet and seeing a girl on the internet, I was like "WTF, WOMAN ON INTERNET!!!1!!1!!!" But it has changed a lot now
lmao
mythically epic content, keep winning gurllllll
I js discovered ur channel and i love it😭
hi misimi, just saw your yt video thumbnail includes the word "chapri" in it. in good faith, wanted to inform you that it has casteist origins and can be hurtful to the marginalized sections of society, which im sure was not your intention. would be a good thing if you could kindly edit it out!
9:06 Hi, thank you for watching. it is mentioned in the video to explain how it is a casteist slur. I think removing it out and shying away from speaking on it will leave more people uninformed.
@@dontmisimivalid, my only concern was if the thumbnail itself could be misinterpreted without viewing the vid, but i get your point! all the best and cheers :)