How James Corden Became the Most Hated Man Online

[@andykingyt]

I’m noticing some people complaining that this video is biased and tends to make fun of James Corden. Yes. I was very clear about that from the beginning. Just have a good time, and if you don’t agree, that’s fine!

[@ghostparty2062]

Is it even possible to make a vedio on this guy and not make fun of him? 😆

[@maximiliankaiser9709]

Andy where did you get your glasses from?! They’re very cool!

[@dmortal999]

I wonder what you think about his performance in the movie Prom.

[@commanderfoxtrot]

As a furry, I hate Cats, and so does every other furry. Also fuck James Corden.

[@bradblumhof6917]

@@maximiliankaiser9709 one of his sponsors us a place that sells glasses so likely from them. Not sure which videos of his have that sponsor but I think the business starts with a W l(Wynn?)...could be completely wrong, though.

[@zoe_astra]

I love that Americans are only just realising what British people have known for many years. I think the only reasons he’s in the US now is because of how universally hated he is here in the UK.

[@weepingwillow9458]

Take him back

[@thedarkdweller3476]

Hey UK stop throwing your trash in our country 🤣

[@fuzzylittlespider]

@@weepingwillow9458 lol you killed me! I'm dead 🤣

[@alexandraeagle2825]

@@weepingwillow9458 NEVER

[@galaxymew5138]

We still have the receipt, can we PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, return him..?

[@emiliestinson3086]

You left out the part where he's anti-union and advocated for his own staff on the Late Late Show to be paid less.

[@salamzander]

💀

[@SeymourDisapproves]

And then his defense to that moment resurfacing was basically just "noooo I've been misrepresented!! All I said was that I think we should launch a super cool program where new writers can become staff writers, only we don't pay them a full staff writer's salary! I'm the hero!!"

[@donaldsalkovick396]

Unions are a scam, crooks

[@NightmareLyra]

That seems like a way more legit reason to hate him

[@tarotstorm6474]

Craig Ferguson would spit on this piece of shit

[@sanguinus]

Corden has walked back his apology and says he did nothing wrong. Zero self-awareness or growth I'm afraid.

[@unseenmolee]

honestly even when he said it it was kinda clear to me he didnt really get what he did wrong. how i see it at least is like, he *yelled* i feel like thats the main issue. like not just what he said but how he said it, and just the fact he felt entitled enough to do it and even admitted "i 'didnt' think i did anything wrong" like,,,, idk it just felt like he was trying to downplay and brush it under the rug, so im not surprised

[@genericname2747]

Negative zero progress

[@thetruthof8949]

It sounded very PR team script to me to be honest

[@ronnieradkeswife]

i was very confused about Andy’s take on this and was like wait is he being sarcastic? is he about to make a joke? cause yeah agreed.

[@elijahfordsidioticvarietys8770]

Imagine apologizing only to WALK IT BACK!

[@saiyamoru]

The thing about James Corden is that it proves that Hollywood thinks people want a 'lovable cuddly funny bear guy' to gush over. And they DO, it's just that James Corden is genuinely not a lovable person, he just has the face and build to play one.

[@Levi-dk2yl]

We already have Craig Robinson, Ron Funches, Jack Black, etc, and they do not get the love they deserve!

[@captainmycaptain8334]

we want jack black, not james corden.

[@JupiHornet1]

One of the most standout James Corden moments was during a segment of Spill Your Guts when Jimmy Kimmel asked him to name two of his cameramen and he couldn't do it

[@JotaC]

A similar thing happened with Charlie Puth, he said during the interview that he listened to his album all the time, and during the game segment he asked him to say 3 songs of him and he couldn't lol

[@softwaifu]

BRUH

[@ShaSha-lex]

I want to contrast this with Phillipa soo who was on I think the same show for Hamilton and pointed out an old classmate in the band for that show like the second she saw him.

[@AlexaOleksa]

@@JotaC same with bts, when they released new album BE that have 7 songs one of them Dynamite, and he couldn't tell apart from Dynamite any other song🤷 how hard it is to listen to 30 min album and just find one song that you liked best and name it🤷

[@Nezumi99]

Umm u know how many cameraman work with him? Your probably also doesn't fuckung knows your name

[@creepykels]

BTS have been ambassadors for unicef for a long time now. You'd think James would have a semblance of understanding of how much they have dedicated themselves to practicing what they preach. Thanks for talking about that, they're really nice guys and I think they get a hard time for being considered a boy band.

[@valeskacanas9187]

The fact that James is best friends with Harry Styles and supported Harry's rise to fame in the U.S.A. Shows the hypocrisy and possible covert racism from James towards BTS considering Harry Styles used to be in the boy band One Direction.

[@mildly_nita]

@@valeskacanas9187 I think people also have an easier time taking acts who left their bands seriously because it fits into their narrative of “poppy singer leaves silly pop band to become a Serious Singer”

[@duakorin9977]

It rlly shows why army got so angry and literally almost canceled James when he dissed us fans and BTS he rlly deserved all those comments

[@Mikrokosmoslvr]

Literally since 2018

[@shaniaaaa1]

@@valeskacanas9187 How is that covert racism, though? Because they're friends? He's known harry longer than he has known BTS, (as far back as 2015) not only that but he has more appearances on the show so they could get to know each other better. I love BTS, and I love harry styles too, but please don't make EVERYTHING about racism. (Coming from someone with west African parents and has gone to a mostly white school, I've seen real covert racism from older grades and it does not look like this is it... ) I'm not saying I support James in any way, I'm just saying.

[@guybayliss319]

The first time I ever saw James Corden on screen was in Doctor Who. He was actually pretty good as far as I remember because he played THE FARTHEST THING AWAY FROM HIMSELF. He played a concerned and cautious British guy that just wanted to protect his family and live a normal life. Modern James Corden would’ve just been a cheeky British dude who wanted to adventure because he was the in the spotlight

[@RatOrchestra]

I had the same first exposure and it gave me the wrong impression because I was so surprised to hear the absolute hate for him years later, but seeing just about everything he's done outside of that role, yeah, I get it.

[@shelbyb9965]

@@RatOrchestra Same here! I loved Craig, he's still one of my favorite small characters from the show even knowing what a twat James is now. I was so excited to start seeing him in bigger roles until that exposure also made it apparent that he's not a likable person at all. I'll give him this, he's got to have some decent acting skills to have made that character so believable. Too bad he usually plays himself in all his roles.

[@ko379]

Omg yes! Maybe everyone who saw him first and Doctor Who was surprised when he became hated. I know I was, I had to look him up to see what he has done to deserve the hate

[@worthybutter2004]

That was my first exposure to him, too! Good to see I'm not the only one!

[@budgie0003]

I really liked him on doctor who too. But nothing since :’)

[@crocarms]

not 2 get on my soap box but i think james cordon playing himself as a voice actor is indicative of the larger issue of hollywood discarding experienced and talented voice actors in exchange for irl celebrity star power. we just saw this w chris pratt as mario

[@RenegadeY]

A similar thing happens in video games, its sad to see when there's so many young, hungry VAs out there

[@kamilareeder1493]

Ugh don't even get me started on dance ☝️🥲😪 LaLa Land was pretty disappointing. The fact that they didn't hire properly trained dancers and singer definately knee-capped its sucess

[@Madrigal025]

Oh honey, you should look up Robin Williams' beef with Disney revolving around his role as the VA for Genie in Aladin. His one rule was to not use his name as a marketing gimmick for the movie since he knew what would happen if Hollywood started to use big names as VAs for box office appeal and guess what Disney did.

[@CJMGalaxy]

Can I join you on that soap box? Because let's be real, most screen actors are dogshit voice actors. It's an entirely different discipline, and skills that make someone good as a screen actor are at best useless and at worst a detriment in the booth. It infuriates me to no end that people I consider among the most talented humans on Earth are passed up for the name recognition of one note, vocally flat actors like James Corden or Chris fucking Pratt of all people. Like, imagine being Charles Martinet, voicing Mario for decades, and hearing that someone who has zero experience in VO is voicing your character on the big screen. I could rant about this for hours, it's one of my greatest frustrations with the entertainment industry.

[@CJMGalaxy]

@@Madrigal025 They screwed Robin Williams over in just about every imaginable way for that film, it's disgusting. Looking at the inverse, Mark Hamill has a brilliantly successful VO career and most people don't even realize it's him in those roles - A, he's an incredibly skilled voice actor and impressionist so it's not always easy to recognize him, and B, none of the cartoons/video games he's in market themselves with "we've got Luke Skywalker in this one!"

[@Singe41]

I remember when James Corden and his team tried doing an AMA on Reddit. Everyone that responded did nothing but roast him and call him an arrogant piece of shit

[@riley2243]

as they should

[@shelbyb9965]

Nothing brings people together like shitting on James Corden. All races, ethnicities, political backgrounds, and genders, we can always agree on one thing...James Corden is a twat.

[@rileyhenry1617]

Lmao

[@jamieheisler7172]

Booze panda

[@razrv3lc]

Holy shit I googled it and found it. This is hilarious to read hahahaha

[@dreal2093]

If I was lectured by Sir Patrick Stewart in front of everyone, I would never show my face in public ever again. 😳

[@taybug77]

I would have just died of embarrassment right there on stage.

[@theangrypotato1525]

I would have withered and melted into the floor like the Wicked Witch of the West

[@kamilareeder1493]

How does someone's acting career recover from that ? 😭🙈💀

[@viridianacortes9642]

Oh God. I got scolded by someone shorter than me, and it freaked me out. Imagine freaking Sir Patrick Stewart scolding me. I’d be so embarrassed! 😅

[@BoxOKittens]

Yeah if that was me I would have probably just dissolved into apologies until I burst into flames

[@aidam7822]

Hatred for James Corden is truly the most attractive personality trait any human could have

[@thesenate4815]

Its like hatred of racism. Its so rare amirite

[@j.6267]

@@thesenate4815 is your profile picture joe biden?

[@worthybutter2004]

@@j.6267 No, it's Emperor Palpatine from Star Wars.

[@_x_asc6]

@@j.6267 💀💀💀

[@dippertheit8757]

heyyyyy💞❤💖

[@reinesss]

you forgot the part when he invited BTS back After he made those jokes, and didn't even try to Say sorry, untill RM of BTS said "appology accepted" hinting that what he did was wrong and he should appologize. Anyways, BTS were actually grown ups about it considering the fact that ARMYs weren't really having it with him.

[@lisdexamphetamine]

that's hilarious slay

[@creepykels]

that was such an amazing moment from RM lol

[@unlimon6382]

He actually said "we appreciate your apology", as my sister told me. She says it is way better because he isn't accepting the apology in behalf of the fandom, which were the ones directly affected. Idk directly, but my sister is army, so she has told me about it.

[@reinesss]

@@unlimon6382 yes, that's true. I agree with her. But he did call BTS "Unusual Guests" so i think both the fandom and BTS were affected. he's also in more trouble now. I Guess for his true self dif Come Out eventually no matter how hard he tried to hide it. And i'm so glad army Saw right through him.

[@sentientplant9658]

"You're in some hot water with ARMYs, James" absolutely killed me lmao

[@korecyber]

James Corden always plays himself because it succeeded for him in Gavin and Stacy and he's not realised that he wasn't the big appeal of the show.

[@someofmyplantsarestillaliv5037]

but gavin and stacy was one of the first things he was playing himself so we weren't as aware of it until oops, smithy is EVERYWHERE and won't. go. away

[@EdJonesVideos]

Gavin and Stacey is strange because the characters everyone loves - Nessa, Doris, Bryn, Pam, Mick etc - are the supporting cast. If Gavin and Stacey were about Gavin and Stacey it would be deeply boring

[@joewoods532]

I always see Gavin and Stacey (the characters) as almost a plot device to connect two groups of people who wouldn't otherwise meet. They are a bit boring but they're necessary for the show to be good in other ways.

[@apparentlylivin]

@@joewoods532 yeah

[@richardgunton9564]

Nah mate. Smithy is the most popular character in Gavin and Stacey by far.

[@genericname2747]

If Sir Patrick Stewart called me out, I'd die on the spot.

[@salamzander]

Right??

[@deadNightwatchman]

PatStew was Poop in the Emoji-Movie...

[@genericname2747]

@@deadNightwatchman Best part of the movie

[@firiel2366]

I got scared just watching that clip 😭 What if Sir Patrick Stewart called me out like that, I'd never recover my psyche is too fragile

[@MrFourchords]

Ah so this is where I'd seen you before

[@ccharlie.jjude05]

fun fact: james cordon played a VERY small role in fable 2 in 2007, he's literally just some random side quest npc in the first portion of the game who has like maybe 5 lines max and then never returns. i've played fable 2 like 8 or 9 times now and he STILL catches me off guard every single time

[@Alexcutspie]

NO WAYY LOL

[@melbapeach162]

I was furious when I got to that task

[@aff77141]

OH MY GOD, I SUDDENLY KNOW EXACTLY WHO YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT

[@Furubatsu]

I thought I recognized that voice first time playing it, it was driving me mad for years lol.

[@wired-up5677]

Which one ?

[@garvtae7895]

RM (leader of BTS), off-script on national television: "You're in some hot waters with ARMYs, James." And later, when James bluffed out a non-apology, trying to wave it off without admitting his wrongdoing, RM,-- instead of letting him get away with and 'accepting' it,-- he said, "We appreciate your apology."

[@Tori16547]

We love that

[@emaanedits]

what interview was that?

[@Tori16547]

@@emaanedits it’s the most recent James cordon interview with BTS, I think it was in 2022

[@emaanedits]

oh ok ty@@Tori16547

[@piixelll]

@@emaanedits just search "james corden bts interview" it was their last interview with him

[@lowrijones3027]

James Corden has "apologised" several times for his awful behaviour, and has been confronted by other industry professionals about it as early as 2007! He will never change, and all his apologies are empty.

[@mec__2121]

the restaurant situation really upsets me because people have come out and said that he has consistently been mean to wait staff and him being forgiven and unbanned so quickly just does a huge disservice to all those waiters who do not get paid enough to deal with that shit btw i absolutely love your editing and humor

[@SanDesigns]

As a woman, I'm annoyed they chose Lily to represent us on TV instead of someone actually funny.

[@pissapocalypse]

Yeah same

[@muffinator1239]

Yeahhh. If they were going to do that, at least choose someone that’s actually influential and funny

[@TheVincident.]

Lol you should rather be angry that there's only one person "representing" you If James/Jimmy/Jimmy would be the only male host I'd feel misrepresented as well but luckily we have 30 of em (though again neither of them are particularly great)

[@migaish_]

I find Lily's smaller skits funny, like when she talks about her upbringing in a 60-90 second video. Also it's nice they chose a WOC comedian, it's the bare minimum but hey they did it

[@nidhi2693]

i think that there were aspects of the show that were funny, but the writing in general was so bad and Lilly doesn't really have a late night personality. i think she's funny for a certain demographic but the focus was put entirely on how she's a bisexual WOC and nothing else. if they focused more on writing comedy, she would have done better- not great but better for sure. she was somewhat responsive to the criticism and i think the 2nd season was a lot more comfortable to watch but i'm glad it didn't get renewed.

[@elsleyhazell9882]

thank you for not shitting on BTS, I was part of the fandom, and while I don't really keep up with them anymore I hate to see them get shit for stuff they can't control (their ethnicity, their fanbase's age, and more)

[@duakorin9977]

I know I was so scared he messes up and says something bad about BTS cuz I’m so tired and over ppl dissing them

[@IvyCoveredAngel]

We don’t hate the band we just hate “those” fans and they tend to ruin the band and any intrest due to it

[@averysunniemagpie8958]

@@IvyCoveredAngel When people realize it bothers fans to insult BTS more than if you insult the fan themselves, people are willing to pretend to hate them. ARMYs are far from perfect, but so are people who generalize us.

[@PeyloBeauty]

@@averysunniemagpie8958 its funny how they generalize army as young girl kids when the majority of armys are adults

[@chesiresays]

“Thank you for doing the bare minimum showing respect instead of irrationally shitting on a music group”💀

[@spliffyrodgers4266]

The bts thing was way more demeaning to teenage girls than the band however having to sit in a car with james Corden must have been a traumatic experience for them

[@yoongiverse.]

P A P A M O C H I (Also it’s even more demeaning to their older fans, like my mom, who is a bts addict(more that me))

[@spliffyrodgers4266]

@@yoongiverse. how? He didn't mention older women he said an army of 15 year old fan girls implying that if teenage girls like something then it somehow belittles it.

[@yoongiverse.]

@@spliffyrodgers4266 he implied that only teenage girls are their fans, that’s why people were mad

[@aasha8759]

@@yoongiverse. its also because of the misogyny behind that statement - most things that teen girls like is reduced to being vapid or stupid, and the way he talked about it discredited both fans and the group.

[@worldwidehandsome7084]

@@aasha8759 exactly, i'm a man who stans them and acting like only women do is just insane to me. ANYONE can stan bts.

[@certifiedboghopper9622]

5:52 “what I think james corden has managed to do is show those same true colors.” TRUE COLORS?? like the hit original song from the critically-acclaimed animated family film Trolls (2016) featuring the voice acting talent of james corden?? 🤯🤯🤯

[@AnonUnlimited]

"I don't know a lot about BTS but I can assure you that neither does Corden" as an army that's too true. Even Jimin called him out when JC said his fav song on BE was dynamite and Jimin was all "ok get back to us when you listen to it" 😂 and he didn't really get away with the betrayal of BTS either. Namjoon called him out for it in their next interview (biggest ARMY protector wbk) and you can see that man sweat and try to justify himself. Btw what he said was wrong on multiple levels. 1) disrespecting BTS (who had already given UN speeches twice before that so it wasn't at all unusual). 2) saying ARMY is all teen girls when the majority are 20s-40s. 3) implying that teen girls don't care about politics when plenty do. It wasn't a surprise but the whole thing did really suck. Especially since BTS did seem to have fun when they visited the show.

[@Mikrokosmoslvr]

Ok im obviously a army and I’m 14 and I don’t care about politics. Bts in the un is probably one of the most impactful things they did

[@jimini.e.swings]

I agree with so many things you said. the entire situation was brought on by his own actions, and then he had the audacity to look BTS in the eyes and actually attempt to play the victim. I am so glad our men know their worth and know how to professionally and eloquently defend us and themselves. most of ARMY truly are adults (I am 20 myself), and even if we weren't, there's no problem with us being young, as the younger generations dominate the mainstream in streaming music anyway. also, he has to be the most ignorant man in the world to not be aware of the fact that BTS had gone to the UN multiple times before performing live there and were literally ambassadors, not to mention the fact that they were asked to perform, it's not like they requested to perform there.

[@Rlow-05]

as a british person, i'm sorry

[@andrewgarfieldswife8734]

apology not accepted.

[@Rlow-05]

@@andrewgarfieldswife8734 ):

[@ellemilsomart]

as ah bri'ish pehson

[@j.6267]

We will never forgive you or your sins

[@iamthethebeginningiamtheen9555]

You should be

[@jcnickel2047]

Where I lost respect for Corden was when he had BTS back on their show and they gave him a chance to explain himself and RM gave him an out saying "we accept yor apology" and Cordens was response was "No lol I wasn't apologizing" Which BTS pretended they didn't hear. Edited to add he also literally couldn't keep his hands off Jimin which was creepy and weird.

[@nidhi2693]

"appreciate" so that doesn't mean it was accepted. he did stop him from saying more just cuz im sure RM was over it by that point. but yeah, the way he gravitated towards jimin after the whole papa mochi thing was weird. even jimmy fallon does it a bit over their similar sounding name yet jimmy keeps track of everyone too. james doesn't know everyone's names im pretty sure.

[@mo0nL1ghtt]

@@nidhi2693based on the fact James doesn’t even know his cameramen’s names, i don’t think he knows BTS’ names besides RM and Jimin 😭

[@nidhi2693]

@@mo0nL1ghtt literally! i feel the same. it's been pretty obvious before. jimin is a very easy name to pronounce in english plus namjoon is really the only member he ever speaks to. i don't really like any of the late night hosts and episodes that bts have went on since they just seem so shallow. i get not being able to do a thorough interview with 7 people there when most need to rely on translators (they've improved so much and i'm proud of them for trying) but when you've seen korean variety shows and run bts, it's hard not to compare on the quality. jimmy fallon still has made more of an effort but they all are so bland.

[@jimini.e.swings]

he, along with so many other white, male interviewers, have always been super touchy with Jimin, and there should be something done about it. nobody touches any member like they do Jimin, and it always seems to come from a place of sexualizing him or trying to fulfill a weird fantasy of theirs.

[@iminlovewithyoongioof]

​@@jimini.e.swingsbro yeah it makes me so uncomfortable to see these people do stuff like that to him and (for some reason) him only, i just hope Jimin puts these people in their place one day.

[@hihellocas2815]

The BTS stuff is so overplayed. I’m sure there was a point in time where the majority of Army was young girls, however they have been active for a long ass time, a lot of these fans are ogs they’ve grown up. I started listening to kpop almost 6 years ago. Like a lot of us went from receiving kpop merch on Christmas and our birthdays to spending our own real life adult dollars. It’s so frustrating to be constantly reduced to “a bunch of children” like so many celebrities have done

[@Mikrokosmoslvr]

I became army in may of 2017 that’s when they won their first American award and I was 8 back then and now I’m 14 almost 15

[@Gravemistake94]

Unfortunately stuff like this has happened for decades. Anything viewed as something “teenage girls like” is seen as stupid and shallow. Like for example boy bands in the late 90’s early 2000’s. Many people loved their music but so did, of course, a lot of girls so it was seen as stupid and silly. It’s honestly such a gross sentiment and sexist as hell but I guess some things never change. It’s been that way since the beetles and they’re one of the most iconic bands ever known now. But when they first started it was the same misogynistic rhetoric. It’s honestly so tiresome

[@Tori16547]

Like they sell out stadiums, who are buying those tickets? Because I don’t see a sea for 15 year old girls. Sure there are some and there’s nothing wrong with that. But the fandom is so diverse, there’s men, women, in their teens, 20s, 30s, god even their 40s, 50s, and 60s. Any race, any sexuality. The 15 year old girls phrase is so demeaning and just untrue. And even the fact that some people use it as an insult, like what’s wrong with 15 year old girls interests. It’s as if 15 year old girls can’t like anything without being made fun of, it’s misogynist.

[@brinta2868]

Yes, talking about being "Army" really makes you sound like a grown-up.

[@katek8311]

As an army myself, I was a bit annoyed at the comments about the fanbase being 15 year old girls. While they have a huge amount of young fans, people always leave out how extremely diverse the fandom actually is. You can find armys from all ages everywhere across the globe. They're huge internationally and people love to underestimate the influence they have (on all kinds of people)

[@zanelaufey]

That and somehow being something a young girl would like is an insult? It’s a joke I really hate because it implies if young girls like it than it can’t be really good

[@koiifsh]

yeah, my aunts like 50 and she likes bts lol

[@sarah-louisedominique2450]

@@zanelaufey yeah, the fact that everything young girls or women like gets downplayed and mocked is just pure misogyny.

[@tticusFinch]

I'm not a fan of bts (I just naturally tend to reject super popular bands until 10 years after the height of their popularity haha) so I kind of thought the same thing about the fans' age range. Making a joke out of ignorance is one thing; it makes it so much worse when you double down after being shown you're wrong.

[@ksmk8]

@@tticusFinch hey perfect timing BTS are at 9 1/2 years in their career and you will not regret jumping into the rabbit hole of BTS.

[@milkyfrrog]

The problem that fans of kpop, or specifically ARMY had with James is the fact that that he called all of us as 15 year olds with a demeaning tone. Which is incredibly rude, untrue, and uncalled for when he 'rode the high' of having ARMY's like him the first time he had BTS over and even having Jimin be his 'mochi' (intense eyeroll). Adding on to this, the problem with the '15 year olds' adds on to the problem that whatever a female teen likes is considered cringe until people outside that group say other wise. BTS aren't just famous based off of looks, they worked hard to get there and their performances, lyricism, compisition, and even fan service is all spectacular. It gives something that Western artists don't do, that's the appeal. Also, it's just overall demeaning to fans who aren't '15 year olds'. Like what's wrong that there are 15 year olds in the fanbase along with kids and older people? >okay I'm seeing a lot of yall go "dramatic" or "I had it worse in this 'fandom'" and act like that dismisses the issue. It doesn't. I don't know where yall got the mindset that because you had it worse or experienced this, others should too? I'm sorry yall went through to that and got made fun of for enjoying and investing time in something that brought you happiness. Most of the time, if something isn't considered mainstream, it'll quickly become the thing to make fun of, especially those who support it. And then it slowly becomes the "Oh you're so cool for liking this" when it picks up attention by certain mainstream influences or majority people[perfect example: anime]. But to bring it back to my main point-just because YOU dealt with something DOESN'T mean it's RIGHT for others to deal with it. And as stated above, this issue isn't just fandom wise, BUT the fact that females, especially TEENS get trashed the most for whatever they like.

[@MissCaraMint]

Yeah it's one thing to call Pewdipie's fans 9 year olds, because that's an established running joke. Calling BTS's fans 15 year olds though comes off as patronising at best.

[@jacksonhillhill3805]

I mean he’s not wrong tho

[@milkyfrrog]

@@MissCaraMint that's new to me. I've always seen Pewdiepie fans actually be older, especially since he's been on KZbin for so long so I would assume his fans would age with him. Regardless though, just because people do it doesn't make jt right. Sucks that Pewdiepie fans get treated like children :/

[@MissCaraMint]

@@milkyfrrog You misunderstand. His fans are literally called 9 year olds. It came from the joke of only 9 year olds watching his content back in the day, but the name stuck and now his fans are actually called 9 year olds. I too am a fellow 9 year old. though my actual age is 29.

[@cherrysprinkles1311]

@@jacksonhillhill3805 lmao there are been stats too and its says that most armys are from 14 to 29 years old range, and now many older women between 40 to 60 are becoming armys too (unbelievable when you are biased) so idk why y'all love to act like you know everything when its just you read some hate comment from KZbin, get your facts checked, we are tired of this.

[@sgtpaintbrush]

James Cordan yelling at the wait staff as if they're the one who made the omelette and not just delivering the food to him

[@victorroque5667]

I love how Andy has as much respect for James Corden as James Cordon has for his waiters.

[@beesknees4178]

I’d like to call an actor basically acting themselves in media as “The Ryan Reynolds Effect”

[@anjagibas1022]

Don’t start on Ryan Reynolds. He is my favourite and he is never nasty or anything like that because he is a Canadian and Canadians are nice people.

[@Aardydarling]

Yeah but Ryan reynolds isn’t annoying

[@SeymourDisapproves]

@@anjagibas1022 I am on my hands and knees begging you to read anything about the history and ongoing prevalence of white supremacy in Canada. Spoilers: it's not nice.

[@Xeorboom]

but Ryan Reynolds does it well because if you hear "Ryan Reynolds is in this movie!" you expect him to be Ryan Reynolds

[@Corarii]

not to derail but late night show hosts are almost never well researched when it comes to kpop idols, its actually super disheartening because it comes off as not taking them seriously. james actually pissed off armys after reducing bts into just a group for rabid teenaged girls which just screams that he had not done any research on bts or their impact on the world.

[@komos3719]

Being a kpop enjoyer and having so many groups go to America and receive the shallowest interviews possible was quite eye-opening as to how rare it is for American Television to actually give a shit.

[@gabiausten8774]

My new fear…entering a Taxi, hearing the doors lock, turning around and seeing James…realizing I’m a celebrity, scratching the windows to get out while he turns up the Music…

[@someofmyplantsarestillaliv5037]

fun fact he grew up near enough to me. it hangs over the whole 50 mile radius (and country) like a grey cloud and makes us super miserable (although again, that might just be britain)

[@wtfjackaboy]

Honestly, James Corden is still under the impression that he was the favourite in Gavin and Stacey, despite the fact that all of his co-stars were just as, if not far more talented and funnier than he was. He’s been riding the Gavin and Stacey high all the way to America, and it’s quite funny to watch him crash down to the blatant fact that he was never as funny as he thought he was now that he has a completely new audience who has never seen him in Gavin and Stacey before and he therefore can’t use that to his advantage.

[@taybug77]

could it be because he was one of the writers of Gavin and Stacey that he attributes the show's success to himself and simply is misguided that it's due to his acting and not his writing? I've also noticed that things he's in where he just acts, he does fine, but if you tell him he gets to sing, it's like all the acting goes straight out the window.

[@wtfjackaboy]

@@taybug77 I think that’s it exactly. I also think because he more or less played himself in Gavin and Stacey, he keeps doing the same thing in each role he gets, because it worked for him once, so he thinks it’ll work for him every time. No one seems to have told him that it’s not- in fact- working.

[@anjagibas1022]

Don’t get me wrong but I like James Corden. He may be that celebrity that people hate but he is talented in the singing field.

[@angstbringer2992]

JC is just a big manchild. Not even talking physically, it's just his aura. He's exactly *that* kid nobody likes because they have to be in the spotlight at all times, but they're also so insufferable and loud and will say anything and everything to get out of the trouble they themselves caused.

[@sarahm8695]

I'm not gonna lie, I actually really liked him in Doctor Who. His character was both hilariously wholesome and completely relatable

[@vanpluto204]

tbh, still was playing himself a bit, i liked him in it too, i watch those episodes every time i’m binging the series

[@dylansickinger545]

I just made a comment about how that’s the only likable character he plays

[@brightestblue19971]

Craig Ferguson was a one of a kind host. His presence in late night TV is still deeply missed. Also James Corden was in two episodes of Doctor Who and was at least somewhat competent in it.

[@brooksbrocc]

I totally forgot he was in doctor who. That doesn't even feel like the same guy.

[@marlyd]

I didn't dislike him when he was acting in the UK.

[@yawninglion1677]

The Doctor Who episodes are tolerable because he was just playing a regular dude who had to put up with the Doctor's hijinks. He was the straight man that time around.

[@l3xigee]

I loved watching when Craig Ferguson was the host. So underrated, honestly. I only knew Corden from Doctor Who at first, and he seemed likeable enough. Was definitely wrong about that. 😬

[@worthybutter2004]

When I read the news article that announced Ferguson's departure, it said at one point, Neil Patrick Harris was believed to be interested in being his successor. And honestly, I think that would've been cool!

[@christalcavanaugh]

Listen to people like this apologize. They still only talk about themselves. “I shouldn’t have said that I regret doing this I feel guilty” they almost never say anything like “I’m sorry I hurt you. I made you feel afraid and that is never okay. I hear when you say my actions were inappropriate and I want you to be comfortable and safe” or literally anything about the other person. It reads as an apology but they clearly are only doing what they think they are supposed to in order to get what they want

[@raindeer9787]

Yeah. James wasn't apologizing to the staff, he was blatantly defending himself. The "I could never hate the staff, I love it there!" vibe.

[@lovelyfrusciante]

this is really nitpicking but i just wanted to say that bts' fans (army) really aren't mostly on the younger side. i am one of them and i am 25, most of my friends who are into them are also older. however, that wasn't our issue with him but we are all just tired of young girls not being taken seriously or being ridiculed everywhere. it did also feel xenophobic, and just rude (especially considering he knows them and has had them on his show, as you said). thanks for mentioning that!

[@mweeming]

BTS and most kpop is geared towards kids.

[@lovelyfrusciante]

@@mweeming i know more than you

[@_spooky_sandwitch_]

That's a surprise honestly, from what I see most of the Army IS teenage girls though I am aware that people of all ages can enjoy BTS it's just not what I see.

[@mayusachess]

@@mweeming far from it. Do research next time

[@unlimon6382]

@@mweeming no though??? Most of bts fandom are actually young adults or adults in general, many in good profesional careers. It was revealed by numerous polls lmao.

[@soja8044]

I didn't exactly liked the guy before, but as an 25 yo army (bts's fandom) with a master degree I lost my shit when he called us 15yo girls. Best way to show he didn't knew about us or BTS while trying to use them for viewsand all. And we were m a d because we're not a fandom of 15yo girls (and even if we were honestly that doesn't mean anything bad). I went into what the guy does a little bit after that and wow how disrepsectful is he all the time, irrelevant and not funny at all. (also he got away with the BTS situation because BTS was friendly with him, and RM, the leader accepting appologies Corden never really presented, but that's it, one word from them and armys would go wild)

[@fuzzylittlespider]

When I was maybe 11 years old I realized that 95% of celebrities are extreme assholes and I never looked up to celebrities since. Except for Dolly Parton she is down to earth humble and just a kind soul and Mr. Rogers duh guy was a saint.

[@the_kleetus-yeeyee48]

I don’t look up to them, Except for the guy who played Bertrum on Jesse.

[@lightishredgummi]

the BTS thing is just hilarious to me because it shows just how LITTLE he looked into BTS, or maybe how little he cares to remember. it's hard to look up BTS and manage to avoid any mention of their "love yourself" message and their ties with UNICEF (i.e. the *_UNITED NATIONS_* International Children's Emergency Fund). and honestly, having such a young fanbase is MORE reason for the UN to invite them (United Nations International *_CHILDREN'S_* Emergency Fund).

[@ashyoyrus3441]

Im glad u discussed this because i feel like this person gets away with too much . im a bts fan and even before he said all the goofy shit i just could never get passed the air of absolute patronization in how he interacts with them not to mention that he's always been unfunny and disrespectful .

[@aem1956]

It was nice to see the bit about his behaviour towards BTS mentioned as well, especially since you're a non-ARMY. Corden's distasteful remarks upon their visit to New York definitely showed just how little effort he put into researching for BTS even when he invited them onto his show; because if he had put in even a little effort, he would have known that teenage girls aren't the majority of their fanbase. Not to say that it would have been a bad or embarrassing thing if that were the case. Also, other than that, I enjoyed the rest of the video. It may please you to know that while I didn't care much about Corden before especially after his shitty remarks about BTS, I now share the same level of disdain for Corden as you. Great video- everything was nicely put together! Sincerely, a 25 y.o ARMY

[@kb-wu5on]

andy's impression of james corden is actually really good

[@weseethroughyourlies]

I saw several other people mention this and i thought I would too! BTS's fanbase might have a lot of young folks but it's full of older folks too! Based on how big they are, not everyone is going to be a "teenage girl". The comment James Corden made is truly demeaning to all parties involved. P.S. this is my first video of yours that I watched and thoroughly enjoyed it! It's totally going into my comfort videos playlist!

[@pr.samueleich8721]

The only person where I'm okay with them playing themself is the Rock. Like who else is he supposed to play 😭

[@poorunfortunatesoul8610]

And also liam neeson😂

[@shanirossouw8949]

@@poorunfortunatesoul8610 and ryan reynolds😂

[@jmcmontanheiro]

@@shanirossouw8949 I've actually had a bit too much of Ryan playing himself 😣 just feels like his ultimate role is Deadpool and he keeps playing Deadpool everywhere else

[@GuriStargin]

ARMY here, I was honestly on the fence for his joke about BTS and ARMY, even if honestly it wasn't funny and led to a lot of questions, I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt, and when it became clear the issue wasn't just gonna dissapear I expected him to make some kind of statement. Anything. And decided I'd judge him then. He didn't say anything for months, until he invited BTS back, then tried to act as if nothing happened. When he was called out by RM (BTS's leader) he basically told them "But didn't you see how mean ARMY was to me afterwards?" and expected, I don't know, for BTS to scold their fans? He really has the mentality of the fandom being a bunch of teenagers that BTS has to babysit or something (by the way, ARMY is a 10 year old fandom, and somehow we are still teenagers after all that time, amazing how we found the solution for eternal youth). Then he just said "Well, I'm sorry they felt that way". That's not being sorry, that's blaming ARMY for their feelings. RM even tried to be like, "We apreciate your apology" and he kept saying "I'm not apologizing" like, dude, at least pretend for the sake of your public persona :X Also it was more of a betrayal for the way ARMY had treated him before, donating to his charity and supporting his show even outside of the chapters where BTS was a guest because we were grateful for the way he had treated BTS in the past.

[@itsgabibelle]

andy :-) james corden >:-(

[@elyssarosen8835]

facts

[@genericname2747]

Based

[@faceyl]

I had to mute the stand up bit, I can't with the cringe. We always seem to make the worst people famous and relevant, but I think we're slowing bullying these celebrities out of the spotlight, so thank you for your service Andy! lol

[@M2R.]

This was a great video, it was a lot of fun and I would love one about the cats movie as well! I am autistic (this is relevant to the comment) and I’m not proud of it but a while ago the late late show w/ James corden was my comfort show because it was easy to digest, there were cool artists performances and I could have it in the background to fall asleep to. I came to appreciate it more when I got a special interest in kpop because he was one of the only interviewers who treated kpop idols like actual artists/people and not like robots programmed for childrens entertainment (this is not my opinion of the groups that have been on the show but the general perception a lot of people have about kpop boy groups) but that didn’t turn out to be true in the end since he decided to throw bts under the bus for a joke when that seemed more profitable lol. I naturally got bored and stopped watching the show a long time ago and I don’t know when or why the shift happened in my mind but now I can’t stomach him at all and I don’t really know what was so appealing about him back then because the things I liked in the show were the concepts, not necessarily James corden himself Edit: I want to clarify that I meant that I’m not proud of enjoying the show. I am proudly autistic and I hope it didn’t come across as the opposite with that wording 😭

[@queenofrats]

Hey it's okay. The show gave you comfort at a time you needed it and there's nothing to be ashamed of. Don't be hard on yourself ❤️

[@frankifyed.]

Yeah definitely don't worry about feeling ashamed of having liked something at a certain point in time. Especially because even good shows get worse if they've changed writers, ran out of ideas, jumped the shark, etc.

[@nothankyou191]

you being autistic wasn’t relevant at all but thanks for sharing i guess

[@Pandaboomina]

Queen there’s a lot of run on sentences here 😭 also what did he joke about with BTS

[@slushiedolls]

@@Pandaboomina he joked about the generalization of bts fans being 15 year olds. Its a long running joke about boy bands having 15 year olds as their main demographic. But bts has a lot of diversity when it comes to their fans. Heck the majority of the bts fans are 20-30 year olds because they can afford merch.

[@nerdoftheatre]

5:21 Even when he did play Bustopher Jones in Cats, he completely missed the point of the character and turned what was supposed to be a posh character into a slapstick gag.... Like, how do you take a show with a fairly simple plot and manage to mangle Bustopher Jones (and Jenny Anydots) that much

[@laliclaudesol2350]

YES THANK YOU. As a musical theatre kid I cringed soooooo hard at the horrible, horrible treatment they gave to sophisticated, respected and admired Bustopher Jones and the disciplined, kind, and loved Jennyanydots 💔

[@zuubbiii]

I absolutely think you should make this kind of organized content more! It’s easier to digest then simple mockery commentary (which while fun i feel loses my attention faster).

[@hannahmcdonald2297]

big agree!! i am obsessed with this type of commentary and to see it from andy is awesome!

[@Rebe8d89AH]

This is my first video I've seen from him and it's fantastic.

[@RNotSeven8975]

I'm a 22 year old ARMY and atleast 80% of fanbase in my country is OLDER than me (we arrange charity events together), because BTS may look new to US, but they've been around for almost 10 years.

[@madsb.8097]

Just to add to his cursed filmography- Before the US, Corden was a mainstay on British TV as a frequent presenter on comedy panel shows and a sitcom that was once a UK household name, ‘Gavin and Stacy’, where he also played James Corden… but in a tracksuit! I wouldn’t be surprised if it was that experience that got him into US talk shows anyway.

[@loftyradish6972]

If it makes anyone feel better, the next time he interviewed BTS after his comment about them, they made him squirm and stutter. I've never seen a TV host lose control of a show like that. Also, ARMY does an annual census, most of us are in our twenties, same ages as BTS. That might seem strange to people that don't know them but the majority of their music is about socioeconomic, political and personal issues with a major focus on mental health. Two songs army go nuts for are Spring Day and Baepsae. Spring Day is about grief, and Baepsae is about socioeconomic injustice and involves BTS calling baby boomers motherf*ckers. I became a fan after reading the lyric "there is already a mortgage on my future" from a song called Go Go which is about the hopelessness young people feel when contemplating their economic future.

[@wormdoodles]

It's always funny which British stars attempt to make it over here- and who actually does. I went through a phase a couple years ago where I was watching a bunch of panel shows (well, mostly Never Mind the Buzzcocks) and I had a lot of "who?" moments lmao. There's a lot of people who I think would have done quite well in the US (Graham Norton, for one) but for some reason they picked guys like James Corden and John Oliver over them.

[@chrispychicken9614]

0:10 I have no idea what he did but I’m just here because I dislike that he’s popular so I’m leaving a comment hoping it, in any way, might harm his career and lessen the chance I ever see his face again.

[@shikitohno47]

Typical internet schizo freak

[@Furubatsu]

It's so weird hearing you say nobody had heard of James Cordon before into the woods when here in England he was basically a hosuehold name thanks to Gavin and Stacy.

[@sofiqiix]

REAL

[@notjamin]

My favorite part of the BTS incident was when theyb came back on the show and one of the first things RM said was "I heard you got in some hot water with army" yessss get his ass

[@grandpa_IX]

i'm loving the new content, andy. it's a vibe when people can be both eloquent with their points, and also pure comedy goblin. you got a patreon or somethin, king?

[@PJ-sg2ik]

I used to just think Corden was just annoying but the BTS incident showed how two-faced this guy really is. He was happy to dance around them and praise them on his show for their $1M BLM donation only to turn around call them "unusual visitors" to the UN (they'd given two prior speeches at UNGA in 2018 and 2020 so uh not that unusual) and imply that their fans are exclusively teen girls (the last BTS ARMY census found that 70% of the fanbase is over the age of 18). The way he phrased his joke was insulting and belittling. At least the band got the last laugh during their next appearance on the show, when RM put Corden on the spot for the incident.

[@IGotsMyMojo]

literally the only thing i like james cordon in is doctor who 💀 and he plays a throwaway character for like 2 eps who's just like,, a normal anxious british dude so it works 💅

[@seizie_]

It’s wild that he went from “this is the move that made lebron cry” to one of my fav commentary KZbinrs. Character development a1 stg

[@paapersen]

I'm surprised mud didn't bring up oceans 8 or Cinderella where James is a mouse

[@sepiasmith5065]

Fun fact, my family borrowed Into The Woods from the library when we were spending a few weeks at my grandparents' remote lake house in the summer. We put it on expecting a typical action adventure, possibly thriller, movie. We did not know it was a musical. They started singing... and then they just kept singing. Once we got over the initial shock we just kept watching and I thought it was fun

[@hyacinthus818]

My first experience with james corden was when he was on doctor who several years ago as just some guy. It's been a while since I watched those episodes, but I'm pretty sure he literally just plays himself then, too

[@Singe41]

So he played an asshole?

[@x.besitos.n]

My friend met James Cordon when he worked at six flags. He screamed at my friend bc he was told that he could not bring his phone on the ride and threatened to have my friend fired lol. My friend didn’t even know who he was until later

[@pegah_di]

I remember the first time he really bugged me was during one of his bits where he pretends to send an employee on a break and take over their shift. It was a store that sold glasses and Corden took over the salesperson. A woman came in and asked for glasses that would make her look smart. She then jokingly said she didn't want to look too smart to which Corden replied: "oh, I don't think you need to worry about that. No one's looking at you thinking she's too smart", or sth to that line. I remember thinking: "well, that was kind of unnecessarily rude and unfunny." It also didn't seem to be part of bit, it looked like he genuinely just blurted out saying that. After that every time I saw him in stuff I just found more stuff that annoyed me, lol.

[@the_reaper07]

i always think about how back in 2015 when 5 seconds of summer had a show with james corden and they had said it was one of the hardest promotions they have ever done and all over all weird experience they were basically insulted behind the scenes of the show. Since then the whole thing rubbed me wrong, then later on being a fan of BTS when he switched on their fanbase insulting us it just didn’t come as a suprised he definitely seems two faced

[@DragonLawyer]

Surprised you didn’t mention his Reddit AMA fiasco But great video!

[@marielangelavelasquez2783]

''I'm the smartest person I know''. Yesss. Love the confidence. 💯

[@TowerJack]

Love these commentary type videos, but make what you enjoy most obviously and it'll be great 😊

[@bangbangdead3773]

James Corden didn't get away with his treatment of BTS. Most Armys saw right through it and called him out for it even before the comment he made that implied all their fans are 15 yr old girls (which isnt true btw. Nearly 30% of their fans are 30 or older). I didn't like the way he talked to them. The way he treated Jimin, a fully grown man, like a child smacked of racism to me.

[@Hannahgs]

Patrick Stewart also said some weird fatphobic nonsensical shit after that interaction. Like I don’t like James cordon but not including that part of the interaction seems disingenuous. I’m also a 27 year old BTS fan, younger than half of the group, so the comments about BTS and age is really weird to me. From Corden but also younger people seem to find it weird that someone over 18 likes Kpop lol

[@maddieb.4282]

It’s not disingenuous because it’s a video about James Corden and not a video about Patrick Stewart. Thank you, next

[@Hannahgs]

@@maddieb.4282 that was a terrible attempt at a clapback lol but based on the last sentence I’m guessing you’re a child so I can’t blame you.

[@Jamie_Ashe]

I’ve noticed there’s always been a trend of me saying “yeah, I don’t fuck with so and so. They just seem off” whether it be celebs or everyday people. Then, people always say I’m too judgmental, or that I have no basis for the feelings I have. And then everyone starts noticing that they suck and the rest of the population follows suit. This is a talent at this point. Katy Perry, you’re next.

[@jello4835]

It brings me no joy to say this but... I'm kinda on his side with the awards show thing. Stewart chose to publicly shame him and thought he'd get away with it because he's Patrick Stewart. Corden of course responded like a bratty ten year old, but you shouldn't rudely confront a comedian on stage and not expect a retort. Neither of them came off well in that in exchange imo

[@wesleydraves1281]

James corden auditioned to be Samwise gamgee in lord of the rings but Peter Jackson saved us all by casting Sean Astin

[@yoonjimin9227]

Thank you for also talking about the BTS situation and not just brushing it under the carpet. (:

[@elchorict]

always so unnerving to see these commentaries where you act like a normal functional person and not the most horrifically depraved man alive. good video dude!

[@val4774]

LMFAO RIGHT

[@carcinoVantas]

Its a beautiful thing seeing Americans join all us Brits in hating James Corden

[@Greek_Irene]

I was never a avid James Corden watcher but I did watch the videos he made with BTS, and based off of how he treated them during those videos I always took him very lightly as he seemed to be somewhat nice to them and trying not to purposely make them uncomfortable. For a long time since then I've been seeing numerous people hating on him and I always wondered why, but since I didn't know what it was about I took a neutral middle ground with a load of caution onto what I saw with James Corden. So I would like to personally thank you for being an eye opener of these situations, much appreciated.

[@senatorpalpabean2638]

I never thought I'd see Peter Parker talking about BTS, but then I discovered Andy King

[@moonlight_dulcet]

i'm gonna be honest, when James Corden is voice acting in an animated movie i NEVER realise it's him. he's either a talented voice actor or his voice is just that forgettable to me. i've seen Trolls and was forced to see The Emoji Movie when i was like 10, and for 7 years i had no idea he was in either edit: yeah no it's just his own voice every time, he doesn't change it for the character. i guess i just forget what he sounds like unless i'm seeing him talk

[@the_kleetus-yeeyee48]

I just accept it and realize I’m watching a bad movie

[@McGriddle69]

It’s honestly crazy that the late late show went from having someone actually funny like Craig Ferguson to James Corden of all people. And now he’s literally killed the show.

[@FH-rp6zs]

Thanks!

[@hissingwillows668]

giving every james cordon hater a little kiss on the forehead for doing the good work

[@ioanamarin7349]

when he doesn’t play himself tho, he (a cis-straight man) plays gay man roles or even uses gay stereotypes as punch lines or bits

[@ariakay6904]

Andy!! I really enjoyed watching your Mud content on TikTok, and was kinda disappointed to hear you wouldn’t be playing that character as much anymore. But after watching this video, MAN am I impressed. You speak and perform so eloquently and, if I may add, you’ve got some Kurtis Conner-level humour going on. I’m excited to watch more videos like this so keep it up *muah*

[@LexMeRep]

Corden saying it's unusual for BTS speaking at the UN when that one was actually their 3rd time giving a speech, and he knew that because he talked about those before. A lot of fans who loved him before realised what he's probably like actually.

[@serenellavelez8013]

Andy joins the commentary community?? So here for this era

[@hrtsforzi]

49% of bts fans are over the age of 18 so i think its rude to those fans as well to imply they’re 15 yo girls when some are literally grown men💀 also he didnt rlly get away with it army was on his ass and they spoke about it when bts went back.

[@alinahunter7651]

You're such a gem.keep it up the good job☺️

[@WesTV]

First video i've seen of yours. Really refreshing to see someone articulate the strands of thoughts I'm too cooked to get out of my head in such a purposeful and analytical way.

[@warsscarsplanetmars]

Completely off topic- but just came across your channel because of this video. You are amazing! Love your pace, editing and jokes. I hope you get more attention!

[@SkyPerson]

I think a good example of Corden’s “issues” is Peter Rabbit 2 It felt like every other joke in the film is an attack on people who don’t like that James Cordon plays Peter Rabbit

[@hannahmcdonald2297]

more content like this!! excellent video. i love a good well-researched rant and roast session

[@aloe8078]

Every once in a while I come back and watch this video and I always forget the emoji movie existed because Im rarely forced to have it in my thoughts on a day to day basis. I can go months without remembering it, but then something comes up and it’s like war flashbacks

[@eshna2012]

I know this isn’t what your video was specifically about, but you mentioned it, so here goes: the whole issue was precisely BECAUSE BTS fans AREN’T majority 15 yo … he was absolutely disrespectful and it was very satisfying to see BTS hold him accountable a few months later when they were on the show.

[@mulethedonkey2579]

Get someone like Kate McKinnon or Tina Fey to host. They've got the "cool aunt" vibe thatd be great for late night. Gen Z will watch non-Gen Z actors, and if you do only Gen Z humor, then MOST viewers will not relate to it. Gen Z is not, also, the primary demographic - but it is smart to make stuff that appeals to us. ALL you need to do there is have diverse casting, we laugh at the same jokes as long as they're not "ooh, influencers bad, that woman who got murdered must be lazy and stupid for doing the exact same job I do as a television personality. Hey, wouldn't it be funny if her family happens to watch my show?" The guy tried to say she was entitled for not being a doctor/lawyer or a "working class job" like him, when he is a megamillionaire tv personality and an idiot.