Yall Hank Green is NOT problematic lol i love Hank thats what makes it funny. I wouldn't be here without him. Please don't read to much into the list if you know you know

Not even being facetious. The solution is Spider-Man. He’s lonely, bullied by society, and has trouble socializing. Yet he does the right thing

Queerbaiting is out, sigmabaiting is IN

"That smug satisfaction of being right is getting us killed" is such a banger line that really perfectly sums up my own frustration with especially online progressive spaces.  Everyone wants to be good and right, but so few people actually want to put up where it counts

you might feel down about not having a large female audience, but as a woman, it makes me happy to see that are men watching you and I hope they're learning from you too

im the woker baby

As a BIG John Wick fan I hate that they've appropriated HIM for their Sigma antisocial fantasy. John Wick isn't even a LONER. He's not a lone wolf. He can get through the movies because he has many allies, his good friend died in the beginning, the man was happily married, he literally killed to be with the woman that he loved and he didn't go crazy after she died. Someone just killed his dog.

Part of what i love about kratos in the last two god of war games is that it takes a very straightforward, socially ostracized, angry masculine archetype and portrays his reconnection to humanity and community with stark psychological realism. It dares to say “yes, kratos was a lone wolf rage monster who moved mountains to get revenge, and it left him cold, empty and broken. Now watch him slowly learn to love and feel again and see how much more worthwhile his life is”

Make The Joker a clown again. Give him big shoes and an inflatable bow tie.

Uncle iroh from Avatar the last air bender has un-ironically been my role model for the last 8 years, we need more uncle irohs in media

The problem with the edgelord movie is the same as making an anti-war film.

FD Signifier is in his insane thumbnail era

The irony of "the lone wolf" is they always die. No glory, just starvation and desperation.

I love wolves and view them as a "spirit animal," but it's because of what they truly are. Wolves are a family. They place family, the pack above all. Everyone plays a role in the pack, and violence within the pack is put down quickly. No single indavidual is more important. There's no "alpha", no "beta", definitely no "sigma". Just a unified unit who work together to survive and thrive.

As a chronically mentally ill man, if you are valorizing your instability and pain (not just expressing it), you have started down the path that will make you a statistic

Edge lords are the ones that will scream how much they’re like Rick, from Rick and Morty…. But the whole time they’re actually Jerry.

Whenever you allude to the Diddy video it feels like a Marvel movie Easter egg teasing Thanos pulling up to Earth

This is the male equivalent of the Lana Del Rey phenomenon. Something bad, destructive, toxic, and self-sabotaging is portrayed in well-done, appealing art, and some viewers aren’t capable of seeing what is being portrayed as something to avoid rather than emulate. The bad behavior gets romanticized because of it’s association with good art, high status, beauty, etc. So many women I’m friends with grew up with this dynamic as a strong directing force in their lives when they were too young and volatile to know and do better, and ended up strung out, trafficked, and abused. It makes me really question the value of art like that in the lives of viewers who are either too young or too dumb to know better.

Honestly, the Attack on Titan discourse always has me flashing back to being a young weeb steeped in Death Note. The ending frames Light as a pathetic failure who abandoned every principle he had the second he started his journey. And looking at the story in hindsight he lost "the war" in Episode 2. A lot of fans refused to believe he could lose and insist on viewing him as this "dark supergenius", when looking back, he spends most of the series coasting on luck and priveledge.

The way that you're able to both empathize with and roast the fuck out of the people you talk about in the video is one of my favorite things about the stuff you make

At this point i cannot blame any satire for appealing to the people its critiquing.

It happened with literally every single piece of satire in history