Barbie Was Worse Than You Thought

[@leviosaaa9005]

U misunderstood the movie, it’s not about hating men, it’s about showing world, history and statistic and laws, yes u men ain’t the best example and when we show it to u, ofc u think we hating, but it’s just facts…..

[@andresf1876]

I randomly got this recommended and didn’t even bother finishing the video cause he is giving Andrew Tate brain rot. Men not being able to take any criticism without crying is so pathetic but so expected

[@vanlifebae]

Its crazy how they dont see how embarrassing they are 😂​@@andresf1876

[@pogolas]

"U men are not the best examples"? What do you mean? There are only two sexes. What sex is left to be the "best"?

[@mrturbo84]

Yet you Ladies here Hating...

[@imanipatterson4134]

The movie is straight up misandry

[@Randomusername39]

I wasn’t too big of a fan of the movie myself, still, this is the most pathetic and ridiculous commentary about it I’ve seen. It seems that u cannot handle the fact that patriarchy is actually an issue for a lot of people- men and women- and did not understand one bit about the movie which is proving that women are just structurally disadvantaged in every kind of branch. Yes, the movie was very superficial and unoriginal in every way possible, but it’s just too showing that it apparently still couldn’t get this overly obvious message to you…

[@cttommy73]

The people saying this person missed the mark on what the Barbie movie is, is basically the exact demographic for this movie. Acting like women have it the worse or tough and all that garbage is why people can't take any of you seriously. Try being an ordinary man. Not the rich, powerful, top 1%. Actually try to live as an ordinary man. Trust me, life is infinitely way harder.

[@smartestgirl]

1:22 Funny how you mock people for complaining about how Barbie didn't receive much awards, and then you whine over a movie because you somehow misunderstood the meaning

[@maziksizik5601]

closed as soon as he said about feminism gearing towards hating men. heard enough to understand that this will be a super biased "i missed the point and dont know it" type of video...

[@summeri3]

exactly

[@pogolas]

Yea. We all know, that feminists love men. How could he even dare to say the opposite?

[@maziksizik5601]

@@pogolas educate yourself !

[@ThatGastrodon]

Look into what the original feminists of the 60's thought of men. Look into what feminist theory implies. Yes, they hate men. If you think feminism isn't about hating men, you're not being honest about the history, the founders, the foundational texts, or even the casual misandry that feminists of today are perfectly fine with.

[@pogolas]

@@maziksizik5601 that's very vague.

[@imanipatterson4134]

Spot on video 😊

[@haloreaper743]

As soon as i heard you snuff and use sarcasm i knew the type of guy you were and that the plot went right over your head. I also know you probably watched it once, didn't ask an average woman what her opinion was on the movie and decided to go make an ignorant video.

[@ArpitShrivastava567]

What a terrible reading of the movie. Look beyond your biases for once and understand the larger point it's trying to make

[@allegory1062]

It was a perfect reading. You're the biased one.😂

[@iv6872]

he didn't go far enough, the biases of the filmmakers would be laughable if they weren't so dangerous and destructive for human flourishing, and their "point" is a neomarxist delusion born of envy, hatred, ignorance and intolerance.

[@gamervet4760]

​@allegory1062 They want to chime in that he misunderstood it, yet don't actually point out the point of it. They chalk it up to criticism. I just don't understand the appeal of being criticized for having a dick. Also, Barbie the company isn't exclusively ran by men. It's ran by both and I'm pretty sure the president is a woman. Any fact checkers go ahead and please, pretty please correct me if I'm wrong. I dare ya!

[@Rosischell]

You misunderstood the movie

[@pogolas]

Can you elaborate?

[@daleanderson1727]

Love it. Keep speaking the truth.

[@hokutoshinken-chrisarmstro131]

This film was so boring and unfunny, but God bless Ryan Gossling for going through all that and coming out on top 😂

[@Tarquin2718]

Angry lesbians

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

Wow, the amount of talking bipeds not reading between lines is astonishing.

[@orbitronviktoriusii6325]

Ironically the first clip you edited in with Ortega explains the whole movie. It's about women seeing themselves in a movie. It was a comedy movie for women and it was enjoyable. It's just not for you, it doesn't have to be deep to entretain

[@gabbym333]

It wasn't just supposed to be a comedic movie though.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

It wasn't just a comedy though. Not everything in it was satire. When they were complaining about hard women have it, especially compared to men. That wasn't a joke. That was the point of the movie.

[@ErikBramsen]

Love your videos, but I think you're off the mark with this one. I'm a bona fide sexist pig and I thought the movie was quite clever because it can be read both ways: pro and con feminism. It's no coinkie that Gosling got the Oscar because Ken is the real protagonist in the movie - at least in my viewing.

[@cyllananassan9159]

movie was trash, i coulndt watch it for more than 10 minutes,

[@pepperVenge]

You watched only 10 minutes explains why you hate it. I suggest you watch the entire film. It begins by depicting a matriarchal dominant world followed by a patriarchal dominant world and finally concludes with both sides realizing that both extremes are wrong and that it is better for men and women to work together as equals.

[@star.r9824]

It would be nice if you could point out more specific examples of your arguments to support them. There were definitely moments where you would throw things out without explaining how you reached that conclusion. For example, at 3:55, you say "This movie throws an entire gender under the bus while pretending to be about girl power" or at 5:32 when you say. I can generally guess from where this idea is coming from, but I don't definitively know your thought process. Also, I feel as if your video lacks nuance and seeing different perspectives. I understand that the focus of this video may have been on your own opinion, but reflecting on the video from other people's perspectives can really enrich a review. I have a difficult time agreeing with you (I don't feel like getting into the details of why) which may taint my criticism of the overall structure of the video, but I hope this is helpful either way :)

[@lanefair2950]

I knew the gender even before I clicked on the video

[@W-West5555]

I’m sorry what?

[@CEWIII9873]

Yes, BUT They will only focus on the money made...which is substantial. Really, this movie is more a triumph of marketing than anything else. For instance - look at the decline in sales the second weekend after this movie opened.

[@professorwright1428]

........... there wasn't one, it kept making money until it became Warner Brothers most successful film.

[@CEWIII9873]

@@professorwright1428 are you illiterate or innumerate or just ret arded?

[@aaccrr78]

This might be the worst take I’ve heard in awhile, Jesus Christ.

[@iv6872]

I think that the female writers also have something to do with it, men seem to write women better.

[@summeri3]

yea because that’s your understanding of women lol

[@summeri3]

men write women terribly

[@maziksizik5601]

i think this comment is sarcasm but i saw a lot of guys who seriously think that so i cant be sure lmao

[@iv6872]

@@maziksizik5601 I agree, men write women terribly, but women somehow do it worse. Go figure.

[@iv6872]

@@summeri3 men write women terribly, but women write women even worse. Go figure.

[@luabaldet]

oh this movie was made by a MAN. I see lol

[@iv6872]

comment for the algorithm.

[@RicochetXD]

Biased and missed the point. Bro, take another look at feminism and then do another video on this. Your vision is very colored by the rose-tinted glasses you live the world in.

[@DavidMartinez-ce3lp]

Do you take feminism to only be what it originally was? Because if so it has changed beyond recognition. It's more about female superiority. They don't care about men, so how could it possibly be about equality.