I'm Not Like Other Girls Walked so Pick Me Girls Could Run

[@dogcheese5050]

The first one wasn’t a not like other girls thing, she was making a valid point that a lot of the “female gaze” male love interests are more for men than women. She’s saying that a lot of men in the media that are portrayed as buff, muscly, etc are for the men that want to be them, not for women to be attracted to.

[@linklink3069]

I'm sorry but this made me laugh because of that tiktok where it said something about the female gaze and then a guy comes in and subs "no that's Chris Hemsworth, female gays are called lesbians"

[@adv78]

Yes, that is the case for more extreme exemples. But i wouldn't say that in general "buff man" aren't made to appeal to girls. Not every girl will like the steryotype but it's definitely popular. Just by going to parties you can definetly see it happen, and as well by looking for popular characters, etc. Male gaze is definetly a thing, but i find it more apparent when the guy is so muscly it becomes TOO MUSCULAR and actually kinda uggly, in superhero media lines become kinda blurry

[@davidfontdevilarobles1505]

But using the same logic I could say that hot men are for women to gaze at, as in 200% on romentic comedies the male is for the girls to gaze at and aspire to be with someone alike, while hot women is for girls to look up to, I know girls tht grew up and still admire Lara Croft. Why cant we admit tht as a people doesnt matter the sex, we like to have something to look at in movies and media. I mean ismt the most famois people also the most attractive? I mean havent u seen them male and female tik tokers? I dnt understand why females want to paint the picture tht they are all nuns while men are all perverts or some kind

[@roxassora2706]

@@davidfontdevilarobles1505 When did fedoras become sentient?

[@davidfontdevilarobles1505]

@@roxassora2706 oh that one is easy, like 300 B.C! Everybody knows that

[@Someone-ig7we]

2:00 I think you completely missed this point here. She wasn't saying she's not like other girls, she was saying she IS like most girls, and most girls don't like muscular men. Which I think is true. It's the Loki vs Thor argument. She's not against girls. She's against men. Love the rest of the video tho :D

[@thewokeagenda]

yeah i feel it tbh i was kinda confused on why this was in here but i enjoyed listening to it either way lol

[@cleorobins5878]

Yeah, i was looking for this comment. I was wondering if i was I wrong, because I’m pretty sure male gaze versus female gaze is a well documented thing. After the first line of the tweet i actually thought the nlog thing was going to be “people say bulky superheroes are a male power fantasy not what women actually like, but i like them”

[@nathanwaters8586]

Yeah I was very confused as to why this wax included. It doesn’t fit the video and the tweeter is just correct lol

[@maevem316]

Yeah, it was a sort of out of context foray into a common argument that happens online, where men see women complain about female characters being sexualized, and point to muscley dudes as being "the same thing" despite the fact that those dudes are muscley because *men* think it's cool, not women

[@R0mbVs]

@@maevem316 I mean I personally dont like it at all, but I say that partly because of how many guys I know who use steroids to some extent or another. A lot of us have big insecurities body wise too and the stuff done to maintain constant abs and such just isnt realistic, sustainable or even healthy.

[@elipeeli]

A lot of women feel this way due to misogyny. The term "basic" is thrown around to women who like things like pumpkin spice or the color pink. And often times women can be made fun of for either being too masculine or too feminine. As a person assigned female at birth, I've dealt with both. If you aren't feminine enough they call you a man but if you're too feminine they will still make fun of you. So women like this feel more powerful by saying they are special in some way because it makes them feel more worthy. Growing up I was definitely one of these people. When I told myself I was different from those other girls it made me feel unique and less weak since many people would use me being a woman as a way to call me weak. This brings in the whole issue of misogyny being the reason for many of these mindsets. It's basically just internalized misogyny and a way to turn other women against each other when really we're all dealing with the same issues and pressures to be perfect and deemed worthy for other men because this world likes to base our worth on how men see us and what they say about us

[@caseys2698]

👏👏 Beautifully put!

[@bbittercoffee]

Okay, yes, it is very bad how there's so much misogyny in our society that it has gotten to this point, but also, stereotypes exist for a reason, I'm talking exclusively about the pumpkin spice enjoyers because holy shit they all look the same, and what they think, or what they sound like and what they enjoy besides the spice can be as diverse as the stars in the sky, but it's impressive how similar they all are at a surface level.

[@loverrlee]

Yes! Exactly this!! I like makeup and fashion, Barbies, hot pink, pumpkin spice everything AND I like video games, building toys, power tools/construction, etc, and also "weird" interests like Billie Eilish or indie music (I know Billie isn't indie she is more mainstream but for some reason people who like her are seen as NLOG girls), alt fashions, tarot and the occult. Basically I don't really fit neatly into a stereotype because I've known very few people who actually do. Somehow I've been called both "Basic" / "Girly" and a "Not Like Other Girls" girl for my interests. So... you really can't win lol

[@stonks3507]

I thought you said “As someone who has been born” which made me laugh a lot. Besides that, I think you made some pretty good points!

[@akamered4483]

Bro I felt this in literal kindergarden... From a small age on, I would get told by all my peers that girls are weak and not as cool as boys, so since the age of 4 or something I always said: "Im 80% boy" and "I dont wanna be a princesy, I wanna be a thief when I grow up" and some stuff like this (ofc not on a child mind level, but intenalized) I am still fighting with until today. This type of mysogyny has affected my life the most from all the sexist things I have been confronted with and I am fighting with the consequences until this day, hoping for it to get better maybe when I get older (am still pretty young, barely an adult). So, thank you so much for your comment, you have no idea how much this meant to me ❤️

[@AliciaMajo]

I had a "not like the other girls" phase when I was 12, and it was the stereotypical "boys are better friends, I like video games and anime." And now I'm an adult looking at that phase like, no, you are not like the other girls, you're struggling with mental illnesses and your own sexuality, and dealing with it terribly.

[@ellebjelle8744]

god thats such a mood. My “Im not like other girls phase” just turned out that I’m a trans dude sooooo

[@AliciaMajo]

@@ellebjelle8744 not like the other girls indeed, my guy!

[@Alansaurus]

@@ellebjelle8744 literally me except im Non binary LMAO the “im not like other girls” to trans pipeline is real LMAO

[@NocontextNocontext]

@@ellebjelle8744LMAO SAME

[@funkytime69]

@@ellebjelle8744 same i remember having something like a panic attack when i made friends with girls who played video games and watched anime and youtube but still wore makeup and dresses

[@hyo-the-snow-king]

I realized now that the reason I had my not like other girls phase In middle school is because I didn't have friends and just assumed girls around me were trash for not wanting to be my friends

[@koiifsh]

that's actually really sad

[@suksuk5191]

and now you're a lesbianmy hhhhh the irony!

[@ananya_upadhya]

me too :(

[@drooooop]

LMFAO v relatable

[@MurshaGames]

but fr fr, i liked that last quote, i've never actually thought of things like that and i remember when i was younger and all i cared about was trying to appease men and be "sexy" and "unique" and all that because that's what movies and shows and LIFE tells us all the time. it's been a struggle for me to make (or i guess KEEP) girl friends growing up because there was always jealousy in the air in the awkward era where we would both think of each other as competition almost? i feel like things have really progressed from then, not only within myself but how women feel more empowered now to do things that make them feel sexy and unique, without judgement from their friends and without the expectation that they only do it to appease men. i mean, obviously we still have a long way to go, but there's significant progress with self expression and i am all for that

[@itsgabibelle]

I COULDNT HAVE SAID IT BETTER MYSELF YES YES YES

[@itsgabibelle]

i’ve experienced the same thing 🙂🙃😢

[@jenm1]

I think it misses the point that little girls emulate "men writing women". They're right, but it goes deeper than just showing they have personalities. Little girls are up against it y'all

[@ultrasour7007]

2:00 this is a valid criticism of the male gaze though?? Most women say they don't prefer massive muscular men more than skinny attractive men, and the way men in these movies are framed is clearly in a "wanting to be them" way rather than an objectified way.

[@faeebugg]

That’s what I was thinking. I was confused on how it was cringe when that’s a valid take

[@jenm1]

I remember my bf and other men always insisting I would prefer muscular men if I just saw them in person when I would insist otherwise. Now just realizing that was just mansplaning

[@kingchirpa]

I was just about to comment this too.

[@Luckypants2113]

I’ve heard women say they like muscles. I’ve also heard women say they like dad bods. Sometimes women like both. I think the problem is just generalizing a whole gender. There’s a lot of women in the world. Different women like different things. As usual the internet just wants to paint everything as black and white when in reality the world is grey.

[@jenm1]

@@Luckypants2113 I think women like things just like men do, sometimes it's idealizing and not really that important, sometimes like you said they like different bodies at the same time, sometimes you just fetishize a certain body but they wouldn't be your type irl for maybe personality stereotypes or in general

[@naomistarlight6178]

Love the energy of "Have you tried dying mad about it?"

[@dynogamergurl]

😈🔪 ikr I’m totally here for that

[@cwbellor]

I like how the pizza box she's carrying is open and there's a single bottle of beer next to the box ...just in case you couldn't identify a closed pizza box as holding pizza or a box of Corona as beer.

[@insertlaughter]

Also holding the full 12 pack with fingertips lmao

[@paruf1sh]

Her stomach and butt are also definitely photoshopped. Nobody curves like that.

[@SuzysRedStripes]

Yeah, that one was cringy more from the editing than anything else.

[@RedAngelKira]

I think the first one wasnt bad. Sure, seeing in context with the page I totally get where you are coming from or thought that way. But I remember back in middle school a lot of boys were confused why a lot of girls really liked Robert Patterson (spelling) when he clearly looked nothing like John Cena.

[@LadyDeathstalker666]

Personally I had more regard for R-Truth, dude has the best gimmick in the roster🤣 damn that split is simply impressive and the challenge to Paul Hayman for the Royal Rumble got me crying. But if we're talking looks wise I was totally in love with Harry Potter (books not movies) and no roided monster could have swooned me away from it😅

[@prageruwu69]

i was super proud of being not like other girls when i was 13. turned out i was a guy.

[@G59tilldirt]

same

[@Skeletor8387]

my life story except i was 8

[@TransWomanTalksOnYouTube]

Noice

[@naomirmckay3368]

Same

[@kettlecorn2197]

Lmao love this

[@mollykircher3104]

my "not like other girls" phase was. just a HORRIBLE coping with my struggle to understand my sexuality and multiple mental illnesses.

[@goatlord4508]

Bc hey B H h. G goo

[@MIMI-tf9hv]

I hate to be that person but I dont think the first one was a pick me girl? Pretty sure it was referring to the male gaze vs the female gaze

[@GodlessCog]

You're very correct. That quote was obviously misinterpreted.

[@JaneDoe-po4gu]

You're right, I think Gabby has a problem with tone and satire etc

[@edwardcullenasseater]

I actually think, while cringy, the first tweet is pretty accurate, because a lot of girls are more into guys with smaller builds or skinny bodies, rather than gym rats. But despite women making it very clear that they prefer men who look like that, men still have the idea that all women like a guy who’s huge and muscular, because they often get their advice on what women like from other men, rather than women. I would also argue that it doesn’t fit into the “not like other girls” type of statements, because generally those statements are made to impress men by putting down other women and separating themselves from a stereotypical feminine woman. This tweet does not attempt to do that. It’s just saying that men don’t understand that some women have a preference for something other than body-builder-looking guys.

[@blanca3806]

I feel like you guys mostly spend time on alt spaces so it seems like that but there are tons of women who do like gym rats and it's sort of the mainstream attractive men ideal.

[@avril6922]

Yes, she misinterpreted that tweet.

[@avril6922]

@@blanca3806 Yes, there are many women who do like muscular men. For example in most Latin American countries that is what maaaaaany women feel attracted to, mostly because of the macho culture actually 🤔. In my country the majority of girls and adult women, even elderly women would always joke about how they want a guy who is "mamado" (very muscular). But yeah, to each their own and I don't think that the bulky characters are 100% Male gaze material. I personally think every man is unique in his way and attractiveness can be found in every shape.

[@Metrosoda]

I only ever see people bashing skinny guys, and very few women date shorter guys. The popular desirable body type is dad bod and over 6'. Not necessarily muscular like a bodybuilder but most definitely a large frame, not small in the slightest.

[@AnxietyAttack.]

@@avril6922she misinterpreted that dude that was obviously trolling the shit out of the elderly women in that fb group

[@frickinfrick8488]

It’s crazy how some people are so divorced from seeing women as normal people that they legit think it’s unusual when a woman enjoys some of the most popular food and drinks.

[@FocusedFighter777]

Shows how the delusion RUNS DEEP. Wearing a metalica t-shirt, a guys told me I was just pretending to like them. He asked to name ONE song, I named many. Then his logical response was "u just memorized them on purpose!" ...... S u r e..... Soooo F logical, men cant possibly be wrong or delusional etc. Noooo. This is ONE among many.

[@brandonnorvell5369]

Your female Ben Shabibo was WAY TOO GOOD.

[@marissarose__]

i listened to this in the shower and i laughed so hard at “i’m not like other girls. i play chess” i nearly fell on my ass 😂

[@shayalkumar8209]

🤣😂

[@jigglycarollo805]

The only thing I can think of forever when I hear the phrase "Not like other girls" is that one image of a girl crouched on the beach with a fish in her mouth. And then Darling in the FranXX literally had that scene in an anime and I went wild.

[@NShomebase]

Blue Sub No 6 did it first!

[@jigglycarollo805]

@@NShomebase If you wanna get technical, 02 is just an edgy version of Lum Invader.

[@Kolle4732]

I remember when all of the girls in my class were "not like the other girls" and my biggest wish was to just fit in, turns out I am autistic.

[@dynogamergurl]

Yep I can relate but thankfully most of my friends were too so we could be weirdos together

[@genericegirl0]

The ballet one is profoundly funny to me because my ballet teacher literally was playing linkin park in class 💀

[@Dinanysos]

I had a big "not like other girls" phase when i was 14-17. Turns out I just didn't know many girls, cos I got bullied in school and had no friends there and spent all my time gaming, where I met more guys. But oh gee once I left my house more and got different hobbies and met more people, suddenly girls are pretty good friends. And well, I can also not judge any teen girl for having their not like other girls phase, cos it's rough being a teen girl. I only judge the ones older than me or in my workplace cos I don't have to hear a THIRTY YEAR OLD talk sht like "I don't think you hear this alot, but I'm actually a HUGE nerd, I love gaming, and I could NEVER wear dresses or drown my face in make up. Better use the time gaming!!" ... best part was this was at a company party and we work in a mobile gaming company where 3/4 of the employees are gamers :) But sure Jan, I bet you are a very unique woman around here.

[@writteninthestars02]

I think the general "NLOG" phase that teens go through stems from a desire to not be seen as shallow and vapid as stereotypically feminine girls are. We wanted to be seen as more than our hobbies, as intelligent individuals. Society really had us fucked up. I'm glad this generation is challenging that narrative.

[@SuzysRedStripes]

Same. I lowkey kind of hate the way people go after the "not like other girls" kids. 95% of the time they're just teenagers trying to figure things out. They usually grow out of it.

[@cinder.squire1122]

I'm over here binging all of your videos and keep forgetting you don't have several hundred thousand subs yet. Your video quality and writing is fire

[@avairejustdesserts9921]

I used to be a heavy "not like other girls" girl in elementary school and upwards. I was a kid during the time when Justin Bieber was really popular and I loved to hate him with every fiber of my being because girls my age were supposed to love him. I had an obsession that bordered on fanfiction fantasies. I would daydream in class that he would want to come to my elementary school and give a speech to our class about whatever just so I could stand up and heckle him until we would finally, yes finally, become the mortal enemies I always dreamed of us being. I dreamed of the fight between us that would kickstart a life of rivalry and I wanted to destroy him. I would watch videos of him and plan how I would publicly humiliate him and destroy his spirit. Now that I'm an adult I think he's chill and I wish him the best but I don't really have any strong opinions on it

[@leandra8161]

I really wish instead of just discounting the first tweet and using it as a chance to bully a girl with a valid point, you actually read what that first tweet was saying. Men often say that girls only will go for them if they have the body of someone like thor or aquaman, when all of those characters were created by men. It was a man’s notion of what this attractive guy would be, only playing into the male gaze with no regard to the female gaze.

[@CVL2802]

Well on the other hand there's magic Mike, and I tell you a loooot of my female colleagues at work were into that stuff while barely any males (excluding my homosexual friends) were into it. It's the same with men who don't freak out over female bodies that are considered "hot" by the mainstream. Maybe you are just biased because it's not you who likes those hunks and the people you hang around with in your free time are your friends and you chose them because you have similarities and/or similar opinions.

[@xcalium9346]

This always confuses me. Women say they don't want buff guys nowadays. But I'm wanting to get stronger too because I'm tired of being weak and now that's bad? Yet all the thirst traps still have super fit guys? I want to be strong and fit, but nowadays I'm not allowed to without being seen as having "toxic masculinity". Never mind the fact that I WANT TO BE FIT, but now that's "toxic". A few years ago toxic masculinity meant what you do and how you act, but now it seems like even how we look is under attack. I've seen many comments that go along the lines of "I love feminine men because they aren't going to be toxic unlike buff guys." "Buff and hairy guys are so ugly" etc. Like what happened to don't judge a book by its cover damn.

[@FocusedFighter777]

Exactly, when did WE choose any of that? Same happens when very s**tty "girl movies" comes out, which is clearly misandrist and full of women stereotypes: which was produced by A DUDE, and then guys uses these movies to pretend "THIS IS WHAT WAMYN WANTS AND DO!!!" I didnt apply my seal of approval to any of that, I dont even F watch those.... But any fantasy is good for dudes.

[@jenm1]

I like that men openly admit they have no interest in a woman's personality

[@_tripalong]

Makes it easier for us to avoid them lol

[@FocusedFighter777]

​@@_tripalong Yeah, it's the only "good" thing about it....

[@rozirendevous3073]

I thought I was not like other girls. Turned out I was trans and definitely NOT a girl

[@liamsommer2276]

Omg this is what happened to my best friend all through elementary and middle school

[@zayrthemenace7989]

Same lmaoo ✨

[@azul4916]

I love how all trans afab ppl had a "not like other girls" phase and then had a "wait am i even a girl?" Phase and then we all went oOOOH in unison and realized were not special were just trans

[@ifuckedurmom]

When the trans dudes took being "one of the boys" too seriously

[@KelsieJG__they-them]

I was 100% guilty of that, lol. I think a lot of internalized tween misogyny (and misandry) turns out to be closeted trans/nb folks who didn't realize what we were yet. Bonus points if you eventually realize you're ace too and that's why you were such a sl*t-shamer of both sexes as a teen.

[@matildajaakkonen8248]

I had the "not like other girls" phase in middle school. best part was that guys didn't even like me so like...

[@chockie]

putting aside the subject at hand i just want to say thank you for actually talking about facebook shitposting groups lmao, as someone who is close to the same age as you and literally grew up spending my entire formative years and making the vast majority of my friends in facebook shitposting communities for the entirety of the 2010s it's so tiring and saddening to me that all young people who aren't involved in said communities will write it off as "just for boomers and family/high school friends"... when the shitposting group and meme page culture is so much more layered and net-savvy than they think. shitpostbot, special meme fresh, welcome to my meme page and many more all began and blew up on fb first, the ironic revival of neo-doge posting and doge lore was born there, i could go on. there's gold in both content and the communities you can find there (as well as some of the worst cesspools lmfao) but it gets written off so quickly and often, sometimes the gaslighting gatekeeping girlboss in me almost WANTS it to stay underground. idk lmao sorry for the ramble i'm just happy someone with any semblance of clout acknowledges the fun that can be had there for once tangentially related, it was actually a topic for a video essay i wanted to make a few years ago but i kinda lost all my drive to make that kinda stuff cuz i didn't think i'd succeed and nobody would care about what some random 20-something loser nerd grill had to say. but i've been binging a lot of your videos in the past week after your spotify true shuffle vid came up on my recommended and seeing how much you've succeeded and grown with each upload is really inspiring and kinda gives me some of that drive back. so, no idea if you'll even read this, but either way, thank you for that. you have a new subscriber and fan :)

[@yukikofujiwara2144]

I remember my "not like other girls" phase. It ended when I realized that if you aren't "like other girls" it's because you have different interests as a human being because we're all unique individuals, and you're comparing yourself to a caricature.

[@YoSoyLaPared07]

I feel that ending quote sums up the video nicely. From playing video games and looking at memes I was taught that women are dumb and stupid, and I felt bad for being one. The truth is the people who say that all women are embarrassing and stupid are the people who suck and it’s sad there isn’t more acceptance for young girls experiencing these harsh ideas.

[@loverrlee]

10:25 okay but where's the lie? That's a pretty comprehensive list of male expectations tbh I'd also add "can eat like a man but not be fat" because men want women to not eat salads but look like they do, but they want them to somehow maintain their figure while also eating pizza and beer (like the prior photo). I love pizza and beer but I'm fat because you can't eat pizza and beer and not get fat off of it (at least I can't, if you can then you're lucky!)

[@soop6921]

i think the closest i came to the 'im not like other girls' phase is that i always wanted to play the rebel girl character in imaginary games

[@hwangbigdong]

2:00 i feel as though you fundamentally misunderstood what the tweet was saying.

[@teeess1909]

7:28 "ill be beans" me too girl me too

[@rileyluo5009]

3:34 she nailed the accent and the tone honestly

[@HolandaChiquita]

That post at 2:00... I think there are women with all kinds of tastes, but there is no majority that likes (overly) muscular men, for various reasons. And the fact that muscular male characters are most often created by men, make it seem like it's actually intended for a male audience. Instead, women are expected to like them. Just as a lot of (overly) sexualised female characters are created by men, intended for a male audience, but women are expected to view them as empowering. I feel like she was just trying to say that she wished male creators would do more research on what different/most women would prefer to see in a male character. Besides that, when there is media predominately created for women, it still happens that a lot of the characters (male and female) are not to most women's liking.

[@AJForShort]

I'm definitely not like other girls . . . because I'm a 22 year old dude 😂😂😂

[@douglasdimmadome3104]

5:04 meme really is not like other girls/humans Look how many beers she can carry with just her fingers. Ant strength.

[@tupaclives5848]

3:57 her trying to make that face was just too funny

[@rohitchaoji]

I was going to say "cut them some slack, they're probably aged 13-19", then I remembered that I know women my age or older who are like this, and I'm 31.

[@arcie3716]

Your execution of that Harley quote 4:44 was so good 😭😭😭

[@sarahbulle8704]

you know your not like other girls and you're British when: your friend group wants to dress as breakfast foods for halloween and you say "Ill be beans"

[@dynogamergurl]

Me and the girls at 4am looking for BEANSSS!!! “Beans where are you?”

[@kmac639]

Having lived the "Facebook tag group" lifestyle for a hot minute a few years back, I'm fairly certain this whole group is meant to be satirical and mock the "pick me" and "i'm not like most girls" mentality.

[@MyIneffablePonyyy]

The first one is actually accurate, its called the female gaze

[@MonkeySimius]

Gaming wasn't so much a thing when I was on high school... But happily I never knew the first type of girl. For that matter I never knew the second type of girl either. When we'd all get together and play console girls the girls were just about as into it as the guys and nobody became a toxic douche about it. Instead we all just had a good time together and wasting time playing games was just one of the things we'd do.

[@oliviaaargh]

the good ending lmfao

[@AmyServidea]

GUYS LETS GET GABY TO ONE MILLION!!!❤😊

[@shawnboosveld7042]

Somehow got recommended her Gabi's recent videos. After watching a few I went back two years to this one cuz the title was funny. Shocked to see the same good quality videos being produced to only 2k subs. Kinda wild to me that she didn't have more of a KZbin following sooner.

[@LadyDeathstalker666]

Honestly I condone neither old nor new feminist wave, egalitarian attitude should be the only adequate, if we continue to try and up each other we're all extinct by simply propagating the hate and violence until we all die on our respective bubbles. Sadly I can't pretend I am perfect, I rage and "alfa" males enrage me beyond anything that is even remotely reasonable (my nickname was nutcracker and damn am I still proud of defending my girls from toxic guys who tried to grope them without consent yet I had a lot of male friends who never overstepped any boundaries) one day if we don't mass suicide in capitalistic machines ever-hungry jaws we'll learn to truly respect each other and not push eachother away from the future that we all deserve. Not boasting, nor looking for support, simply expressing my opinion, and I validate any opinion or position (political) as long as it is not intended to harm, harass or humiliate other Humans. In the end we're all just as much the same as we want to be different: we all need to feel loved, accepted and safe, no matter what physical differences we might posses.

[@LadyDeathstalker666]

Sorry for the length I write essais and novels and I have always had a long-winded rambly side😅

[@Jaithesaintt]

That lady OINK took me OUT 😂😂 I’m actually crying over here 😂😂😂😂😂

[@madisonlongley5082]

1:53 Joke’s on them: my fictional crush was Peeta Mellark from The Hunger Games series. He can bake AND is a sweetheart? Yes please! 😋

[@consue7]

I like the take at the end of the video. I did have my "I'm not like other girls" phase, I used to say thinks like "I'm not thinking all the time about boys, I don't care about having a boyfriend, all the other girls talk about cute celebrities, and I like anime". At the end, I was talking with other girls about cute anime boys, and I discovered I was aroace all along lmao

[@akpokemon]

facebook private groups is where it's at. my favorite social media space

[@johnjohnson3390]

Gabi This is dana White's double chin here. That remote licking: please tell me you disinfected it with lysol first PLEASE. good vid

[@itsgabibelle]

i....can’t promise anything

[@johnjohnson3390]

@@itsgabibelle NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GABIIIIII

[@slimycorgi1977]

3:57 "I'M MELTING, I'M MELTING" 6:23 but aren't drones male

[@lolafierling2154]

I'm in this group and a all the others you mentioned because watching people argue makes me happy. There's another type of group that aimed at hating single mothers for existing. You should look into that one. It's pretty funny

[@skeevymcgee8507]

Had a bit like other girls phase mostly because, turns out I'm ace, but A LOT of the conversations girls in middle to high school and spilling into college are very relationship focused, and a lot of the people around me really didn't sit well. Like a person's legitimate, entire life purpose from their own words being to hurry up and get married so they can stop working and get fat. And just me watching that like oh wow I really don't wanna be here. Also was a small town and a really crappy focus group

[@ratsflow13]

I don't jnwo about you but my "im not like other girls" phase was because no liked my real personality so i low-key had to convince myself it was because I special and different and they were basic.

[@henlex6424]

My brain actually melted from those posts

[@BiggestGal]

Gabi discovers tag groups. I love tag groups, they're such a funny thing to rise from Facebook's landscape.

[@mbrenneman0411]

i think the only possible way to make that face at 3:55 is to actually be yelling out loud with a volatile mixture of mountain dew and adrenaline running through your veins

[@jontell726]

I always thought, "dang, I really am not like all these girls I know. They're not like eachother either..." Turns out, I'm a guy anyway and I really wasn't one of the gals.

[@hannerikruger7216]

Omg this is fantastic. I like pizza and beer... Never realised I'm a part of a special select few

[@cheerio3442]

i get so worried about me and this topic because i dont want to be that girl but i also genuinely like hanging out with guys, and i keep feeling like im that girl when i hang out in an all guys group 😭

[@peachesnola7860]

As long as you don't make your identity "I only hang out with guys, etc" & constantly point it out as if it makes you better, no worries. Hang out with people that make you feel comfortable, doesn't matter what the demographic is.

[@ReidTheRulesGuy]

The "Ben Shapiro" voice was actually really good voice acting

[@thealmightyduck335]

8:28 offensive? yes. funny? also yes. everything about that comment section was hilarious

[@mr.zafner8295]

I think the closing tweet or post or whatever it was, comment, the thing you chose to end on really sums up the whole thing

[@kumaxhime]

That "gamer gurl" drawing was visciously yanked out of a deep recess of my mind. What a time.

[@24shineon]

Imagine first finding these memes after like 2016 when gamer and nerd culture is much more common for everyone

[@user60521123]

Gabi’s female version of Ben Shapiro was spot on. So funny!

[@100iqgaming]

i will say there is nothing more cringe than dismissing a womans opinions as "oh shes a pick me" its the same as when guys call guys who support women in any capacity simps

[@bevyathenareads]

I love Facebook tag/meme groups so much, omw to find this one 😂

[@thoamsthomas4299]

Love yo channel, sis. You had me LOLing.

[@Lazypackmule]

I love how so many of the comments are just "I wasn't like other girls, and it turned out that I really wasn't like other girls", proving the sentiment correct

[@GomesNia]

1:29 Reading the tweet in a mocking voice isn't going to turn really basic feminism 101 into cringe. Also, are gen z just completely unaware of Weird Facebook? It's such an enormous part of meme culture.

[@lilianafranco8423]

5:27 To be fair, I don’t know ANYONE that likes beer lmao

[@mrrodgers0]

6:43 A+, nailed it, no notes.

[@sanninlegends1843]

I was a not like the other girls girl since my 7th grade. I didn't feel like a girl. So I tried cutting my hair short, wearing T-shirts and pants and all that stuff that are stereotypically "boyish". And then I didn't feel like a boy either. Turned out, I was Non-Binary. Not a girl, not a boy

[@pokemonfanthings4444]

That was the best way to end this video ❤️

[@richyrich5049]

NGL, that hog noise thing was kinda funny. I don’t even know why.

[@flyingwaytooclosetothesun]

i do think she makes a pretty solid point with the superhero thing being a power fantasy for men. maybe i’m ✨quirky✨ maybe i’m just not ✨attracted to men✨

[@Locutus]

I love the snarky sarcasm!

[@akshaybishonkamal761]

Facebook is the new ebay basically! Anyways great content as always! :) I like how the marketplace works!

[@itsgabibelle]

thanks timbro 😍 🌲

[@banananananananananananana.]

1:50 I mean my main fictional crush is a theater kid who I’m taller than who is probably the fastest thing from a buff superhero. Idk about the male power fantasy but I will say I don’t find superheroes attractive because you always know that they’re going to save the bus of children instead of you, super VILLAINS however is a completely different story.

[@LiamWallsIsRad]

Hi Gabi! I've noticed you reference RATM as bad band a few times... Um... I'd say that's more polarising than you might imagine.

[@naomistarlight6178]

I was proud of playing chess when I was like 12-13, but only because I found it funny to beat people I considered dumb. Could never beat my dad tho.

[@eliasmg9144]

Does that mean you considered your dad's dumb but turns out he wasn't, or that you can't beat you dad despite him being dumb?

[@naomistarlight6178]

@@eliasmg9144 Haha I meant my dad was very smart, I could never be better than him, no matter how easy it seemed to me to be better than kids my own age at the time...

[@HooDKiDMANCiTY]

KZbin algorithm suggested your MGK movie video and here I am. I think I’m about to watch all your videos 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀💀

[@phyzarel1845]

5:30 I can’t because just about every girl I know loves beer and I HATE beer

[@wonpoodle]

the not like other girls to hyperfem pipeline is real i lived it also bonus points for being a lesbian

[@ava.3amedition]

had ur moments when u sounded like kassie and azzy, loved it! especially like kassie around the 6:41 area.

[@notafan1139]

I recently found this channel and I’m just now seeing long hair gabi. Dog it looks like a different human

[@harun_b]

Same here. Maybe she's got a secret twin, who knows

[@bandit8903]

Bro just let me eat my Pringles and play minecraft like the other boys

[@joelworsham134]

gabi tryna make the girl who plays game face had big time Mario party face lift energy

[@OwlhouseFVN]

6:28 bro when “UhM AcTuAlLy”

[@antisocialpotatoqueen4916]

I was a tomboy growing up a lot because being emo was cool. Just now in my 20s getting comfortable with my feminitity. But i was always smart, play chess, flute, love art, reading, etc.... im also however deathly afraid of cockroaches... 😅

[@labradudel21]

The Ben shapiro voice sounded very much like Chames Charls haha 6:35

[@gcsuddenlydavesHusband]

your british accent is lietrally perfect

[@thesaltycinnamonroll]

5:13 i look over at my box of dominos and PBR

[@luizotavio2116]

I'm sorry but I'm really not like other girls. I'm a squid from the bottom of the ocean

[@spagetter]

I'd say I was also one of the "not like the other girls" and the truth is because I'm shit at relating to and enjoying other's company it was easier to go "you wouldn't understand" round. It's true, even if twisted. Even then I was partially aware but because it didn't make anything better I just hung out with boys. Nowadays I try to balance between brainrots.