(LOVE THESE TUSKIN RAIDERS!) THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT 1x2 TV Show Reaction

[@lilkingg82]

We've reached a point in the Star Wars "fandom" and I use that term very loosely, where people are just going to hate it just because. In the same tangent, people are going to blindly like it just because. It's not perfect, but I absolutely enjoy the show. And this episode was awesome. I look forwards to the next one. As long as you like it for your own genuine reason, who cares

[@nello1591]

Well put. I for one am a fan of having fun with things. This is entertainment, it's not real, it's all new. I love the excitement of story telling and Boba is bringing a great depth to Star Wars.

[@lilkingg82]

@@nello1591 Exactly. I'm glad I started watching it before all the negativity, which seems to have spurred out of nowhere, surface. I mean, we're only two episodes in. And the 2nd episode was a much longer length, we got to see a lot. So I'm enjoying it more than I'm not

[@mga333]

I’m surprised anyone wouldn’t like this, I’m loving this show so far so thats weird to hear that

[@youalreadyknow5003]

Loved both episodes and loved the 2nd episode even more

[@ic9310]

I love to see a mature lady like myself reacting the same way so emotional about this show. I´m 45 and my coworker, same age, brought me yesterday his Mandalorian helmet at work. 🤣This is so amazing that we still have so much joy and it´s not getting old thanks to the wonderful work they put into Mandalorian and now this gorgeous show.

[@filmcrew3531]

This is what Star Wars is developing into a beautiful, deeper delve into the mythology of the entire universe in SW. I love to see the Tuskens being evolved over the mindless "zombies" they have been portrayed in the past. Tuskens are going to Boba's right hand. Can't WAIT!!!

[@shainewhite2781]

Black Krrsantan is Chewies badass cousin, whom you do NOT want to mess with! He was assigned as Boba Fett's right hand man in several comic issues of Star Wars Bounty Hunters.

[@roguecomics4775]

Since when are they cousins?

[@shainewhite2781]

@@roguecomics4775 I'm just saying he looks like Chewie's badass cousin.

[@charlie53echo]

The show's great, I love that you're reacting to it, you're great to watch. Keep up the awesome fun job!

[@dreamivey3405]

People who don't like this series, are just star wars fans who are never happy, I mean technically they are not fan if all they do is crap on things. This show is half Mafia / Half Dances with wolves. I am really digging it. There is a lot of Native American culture woven in here.

[@JedHead77]

Kazzy, the couple who were assaulted at Tosche Station by the biker gang, and then rescued by Boba are Fixer and Camie, two of Luke’s friends on Tatooine while he was growing up there. They can be seen among these deleted scenes, along with Luke’s best friend Biggs (who was shown in A New Hope reuniting with him before the attack on the Death Star). If you look closely, it’s even the same building! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnXGqmV-rah2qbs

[@ent66]

But I was going into Tosche Station to pick up some power converterssssssssssssssssss.

[@mcborge1]

@@ent66 You can waist time with your friends when your chores are done.

[@IggyStardust1967]

@@mcborge1 It just isn't fair!

[@danielwinblad1588]

This was an absolute fantastic episode. Some of the best Star Wars we seen in years. We got something special hear.

[@glennhasle3153]

That badass Tusken is played by Joanna Bennett, whos played a stunt double for many years, in a lot of movies- High profile movies ie Captain Marvel, Wonder Woman, Aqaman, justice League...

[@michaelellis1819]

That's a female training Boba

[@applefortynine8207]

Boba Fett will always be at his best when no words are spoken. That bar scene showed how prominent he was even in wearing just a tattered space suit.

[@anthonydean1743]

The Tuskin training Boga is actually a female. The flow she has in her training scenes kind of give it away, even when she's just standing around she just feels feminine.

[@SleepySloth2705]

And she's played by professional stunt performer Joanna Bennett 👌

[@youalreadyknow5003]

She’s an absolute unit

[@ochayethenoo]

The rags around her head I think were also to show long hair, something which none of the other male tuskens had.

[@koyoteekoy916]

I agree and believe she is female

[@IggyStardust1967]

I'm honestly surprised I haven't heard that whole "SJWs trying to replace the Patriarchy" nonsense that we heard with the introduction of L3-37 in the Solo movie. I swear, some people just use a magnifying glass to look for things to be upset about. It's really extra stupid because in Star Wars (later subtitled "A New Hope" we had a "strong female character" by the name of Princess Leia Organa, yet no one complained about HER! And she literally lead the charge against the evil Galactic Empire! Maybe it's just me, but I don't have an issue with a "strong female character" so long as her character makes sense! Leia was a Senator from Alderaan, who also happened to be a high ranking member of the Rebellion. She didn't "fight against the Patriarchy", she fought against TYRANY! Mon Mothma was introduced in a similar way (fighting against tyranny). It's just insane how supposed "fans" get about some perceived slight in the "real world" when discussing a fantasy franchise. FFS, just ENJOY IT!

[@ricocampos1331]

Your super killer guy is a girl!! That Tusken Raider warrior who trained Boba is a Female! I think she is the Tusken Jedi. 😁

[@metalfacemoviereviews8979]

Hey Kazzy! Black Krassantan that evil looking Wookiee looks so boss! 😎 one of the coolest designs I’ve seen in a Star Wars film. Probably my favorite to be honest

[@jasonmarbach]

This is one of the best hours of Star Wars I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen literally every hour of Star Wars content ever made.

[@Rejeckted]

There will always be purists who would rather not have all these shows and spinoffs. I love the show, and hope they continue to try new things. P.S. Ming-Na Wen is so gorgeous

[@MH-br3th]

I think the show is very well written. So far I'm enjoying it more than than I expected.

[@lauraconnolly663]

Natural defensive retaliation is indeed the main reason that the Tuskens have gotten such a infamous reputation. The chief had confided his almost defeated stance in stating without hesitation. "There is no way to stop said train." Implying that if Fett was not with them? They likely would have migrated away from the train's route to preserve their numbers within their own tribe. If said transport branched out into differing routes across the vast dune sea? Losses would cause other tribes (Some considered to be more inclined to outright attack encroachers etc.) to come together and counter the train the only way they would know how.. which against a machine of that nature and foreigners who are also infamous for being brutal and such? It would lead to many Tuskens loosing their lives. Boba not only outright returned said respect when he mainly acted in his own interest (After burning and climbing out of the Sarlacc Pit..) to defeat that dangerously butt ugly sand creature. He wasn't going to just lay down and die... Not to something like that. He has been through a hell of a lot of crap. It just so happened that a child was also in direct danger. He refused to give into the notion that the Tuskens were all that they were so often made out to be. He also likely would have taken into consideration that allying himself with one or perhaps even more tribes could strengthen his position as Daimyo. Ruling with respect extends to all. It could pave the way for some Tusken tribes to coexist with the various settlers that dwell within Mos Eisley and Mos Espa etc. One could ague that teaching them how to operate speeders could make them more dangerous. Yet it all comes down to the individual. One could decide to join a gang and be a huge pain in the ass. Yet, another could opt to use it to get to locations very quickly, carry really rare goods that they either make out of found items in the dunes to trade to others for valuable supplies to aid their own survival or even many of their own tribe members.... Tusken Traders.... I like the idea of that! They craft their Gaffi sticks with such attention to detail.... Imagine if they then began to make equally as impressive items that could range from weapons to bowls... and everything in between. Heating the sands they walk on into gems that could gain them quite the ideal reputation of traditional owners and nomads of Tatooine. I hope we see more of them in future chapters. 100%

[@SleepySloth2705]

6:39 It takes place a couple of days after the Mandalorian season 2 finale, which is set five years after Return of the Jedi

[@SebaVDP]

Love your reactions Kazzy💗 Chapter 2 is what we want since the first sec of the show 😁 hugs and stay unique!!!

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hey Kazzy this episode is awesome. Hope you have an great and awesome day. Much ❤ as always

[@lildivaaa411]

The first episode was exactly what it needed to be. We needed some character explanation and some setup to know what we're dealing with. This is not the third season of The Mandalorian, so we can't just pick up and run with it. We needed some answers first (how did Boba survive the Sarlacc pit, what became of him afterwards). Remember, in this current timeline...there's been 5 years between Return of the Jedi and The Mandalorian. So the flashbacks are helping flesh out these missing 5 years. The first episode cranked started the car and let it idle for a few minutes. Now the second episode...we got first gear and the rest of the episode will be stronger and stronger as we go. For the people who didn't like the first episode, I would hazard to guess that those are the type of viewers who what instant gratification and if they're not hooked by the end of the first episode, then they immediately say the show sucks. I can't stand people like that...those that won't give a new show a chance to breath and grow.

[@michaeljung1662]

If "The Mandalorian" was Star Wars' take on a "lone gunslinger" Western or "The Rifleman," then "The Book of Boba Fett" is basically their version of "Dances with Wolves" ("Dances with Banthas" maybe?) We're finally getting a detailed look at Tusken Raider culture and seeing them as more than just the "savages" they were portrayed as in the prequels and original trilogy. I wonder how people who watch this show first will now view the scene where Anakin slaughters an entire Tusken Raider village after seeing his mother die? The Tuskens really are Star Wars' version of Native Americans - and we learn in this series that while we've lumped them all as one big people in past films, the Raiders actually have several tribes, each with their own culture and strategy for surviving in the Dune Sea.

[@FallenRingbearer]

Wasn't that dance at the end so reminiscent of Haka. Wonder if Temura had anything to do with that?

[@mrdnarna]

For such a sweet and loving person you really like to watch violent and disturbing videos - your reaction to the killing of the bantas was so endearing -I liked the series and hope to see more.

[@juliomella5977]

The scene where they robe him gave me Laurence of Arabia vibes when he was presented with his white Harith robes.

[@MadTheDJ]

"They were let down by the first episode." Gee, there's a surprise. It's like there's a faction of SW viewers (whom I hesitate to call "fans") who are so entitled, who feel SW, Lucasfilm and Disney personally owe them instant gratification and nothing less than what their own expections have built up in their mind. How dare the first episode not be everything and more?! I mean it's the *first* episode. Relax. Enjoy it. Eventually you'll get to sit and watch all the chapters over and over. You'll see the entire story play out and will appreciate Chapter One. Seriously, you're already paying for Disney+, you're not shelling out money for a movie ticket. Let Jon and Dave tell their story their way. Have faith, people.

[@steve8510]

Absolute belter of an ep

[@ThomasCorp]

I’ve seen Once Were Warriors. Compared to what Jake the Muss did to Uncle Bully, I’d say Boba Fett went easy on that swoop bike gang.

[@TakablePond]

the first and second episode is good

[@marclewis5505]

5:05 Yes! Please do that Kazzy it would be fire!😃

[@Catweazel1976]

Hi Kazzy! I enjoyed the first chapter of this show, but chapter 2 is probably the best Star Wars I've seen in years! When I saw Tusken Raiders the first time in A New Hope I was about 4 years old, and they scared the crap out of me! Jumping up on Luke like that, lol. So I totally agree with you, I fricken love them now. So for people that don't like the Ewoks or the Gungans will definitely find a way more likeable civilization in the Sand People. I was so cut at that train, for all the unnecessary Bantha-cide! They never did nothing to antagonize nobody. Temura Morrison is killing it as Boba Fett! I could go on and on in detail about how cool every scene was in this, because for me, it gets a 10/10! Only about 12 hours till chapter 3 is released! I can't wait!❤️

[@P.HATHCOX]

Some of the people I've seen complaining about the show aren't happy about how The Mandalorian and this show are humanizing the Tusken Raiders. Yes, they were scary in A New Hope. We saw them from Luke's point of view and we didn't know anything about them yet. Yes, one of the tribes kidnapped and killed Anakin's mother in Attack of the Clones but those were the actions of only one tribe, not the entire people. The people who don't like these shows turning the Sand People into characters with more depth need to lighten up.

[@samratcliffe5253]

If there's one thing you can count on some Star Wars fans to be it's overly critical and very vocal about it. I think Fett started off even stronger than The Mandalorian did, which is saying something. Especially since I didn't have much of an opinion of him...I mean, dude got all of five minutes screen time in the originals. Really cool to see them developing his character alongside the Tuskens.

[@matt_canon]

Whoever the hell doesn't like it...(granted everyone's entitled to their opinion)...the complaints I saw were how 'weak' Boba was in the first episode. He just got out of the Sarlacc, covered in stomach acid, (somehow dug his way UP through several meters of sand). It's mid-day on a desert planet with TWO suns overhead. No water. Dehydrated by the time the suns set, possibly malnourished. I don't even want to imagine how sunburned he would have been. I'm amazed he survived being dragged through the desert and still having the strength to take down the Goro looking monster. I'm assuming most of the haters have never been in a desert environment, (Vegas doesn't count...) and spend most of their time indoors with AC in the summer, and heat during the winter. I'll come at it another way. Take John Wick, "the one you send to kill the boogeyman", even he got his ass kicked in the first movie, when his car was stolen and sadly his puppy killed. One might wonder, how did Iosef and his thugs get the best of Wick? Ambush + Element of surprise. Same situation when Boba found himself surrounded on all sides by assassins with energy shields. Though Boba still got out of that one alive. Again, everyone's entitled to their opinion. Now the ones that hated the second episode. Well. There have been those that hate everything that gets the most praise from critics and fans, just to be edgy. (shrug) Whatever floats their boat.

[@mikemolina462]

You can definitely pull off that cosplay!

[@matt_canon]

3:58 (Why the mayor killed his own guy) -- Main reason is because he evidently ratted out the mayor, which makes him a traitor as he is supposed to refuse to talk under any circumstances. Second reason was to silence him so that the mayor could then deny involvement without the traitor possibly saying anything contradictory, or saying the mayor is lying. --That's if the mayor actually sent him. I've only seen up to episode 2 at the time of writing this.

[@blueroninstudios]

"I dont like them killing animals in this show." Kazzy im certain no actual banthas were harmed in the making of this show. #BanthaRightsNow

[@ent66]

"like a bantha" :D

[@Chris_34]

If Kazzy had been there that 2nd bantha would've been saved💯

[@marclewis5505]

I'm really starting to like this show Kazzy. Also your reaction to it helps.✌️

[@juliomella5977]

I am loving the show. I do understand why some people might be underwhelmed by the show, it is a slower burn than the MCU shows. I have heard complaints about the limitations on violence because its Disney, but that never bothers me because those are limitations that Lucas would impose on himself. Lucas has never really been about hard R material. So, I think the show is doing brilliantly

[@hasfazirakamaludin2933]

The Book Of Boba Fett; Chapter Two Easter Eggs ... That black furred Wookie is called Black Krrsantan - a bounty hunter from Star Wars comics Closely associated to Doctor Chelli Aphra - an archaelogist also from the comics. Praying that this female Indiana Jones character makes a live-action leap for the very first time! Actress Sophie Thatcher has been cast in an undisclosed role; your guess is as good as mine ... :) This Sophomore Episode is longer and way better than its Pilot. That train heist scene is reminiscent of so many spaghetti western armed robberies via horseback as well as “Lawrence Of Arabia”. These Tusken Raiders, spice, their surroundings, Pyke Syndicate oppression and way of life are synonymous with The Fremen from “DUNE”.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Kazzy! Crazy theory. What if, in this year of "Dune", Fett will be shown to have consolidated all of the Tuskens into a unified force like Paul does with the Fremen and actually controls all of Tatooine already with his 'desert power'. He's keeping that in reserve adopting a 'speak softly but carry a big stick' policy with the Hutts and underbosses to see if he can assert control without unleashing the whirlwind. Should Plan A not bear fruit, he can always pull the trigger on worldwide revolution becoming King of Tatooine! This was the "Lawrence of Arabia" episode. Lol. Here's my take on EPISODE 2: Tight-lipped assassin sings like a canary with a Rancor fake-out! Boba's most formidable foe: bureaucratic civil servant at City Hall! Lol. Mayor Mok Shaiz is an Ithorian who denies hiring the Order of the Night Wind, pays for the bounty such an assassin is worth and casts suspicion on Madam Garsa. Mok Shaiz is voiced by ROBERT RODRIGUEZ! To be fair to the ravishing JENNIFER BEALS, anyone would work up a sweat on Mustafar or under the stern gaze of Fett. Legal claimants to the throne: twin cousins to Jabba the Hutt on a groaning litter and flanked by a mean-looking Wookiee! BLACK KRRSANTAN of the "Doctor Aphra" comics makes his live-action debut! Could DOC APHRA be next? That facial scar was the result of an encounter with OBI-WAN KENOBI's lightsaber in 10 BBY and both he and Boba were members of Jabba's retinue in 1 ABY. The rules of the Hutt-dominated underworld prohibit rub-outs without permission. Back in 4 ABY, the female Tusken trains Boba in the use of the gaffi stick. A rocket train skims the Dune Sea roaring like a KRAYT DRAGON and taking pot shots at potentially troublesome Tuskens! The heavy toll prompts Fett to act. The Nikto bikers rough-house the clientele at TOSCHE STATION, Luke's favorite hangout! LAZE and CAMIE, two of Luke's childhood friends from a DELETED "A NEW HOPE" SCENE, now married, are bullied! Fett puts his gaffi training to good use and clobbers the lot stealing their bikes! Cross-cultural exchange: Fett teaches the Tuskens the value of off-world tech and that they were 'BORN TO BE WILD!' Can't you hear the Steppenwolf soundtrack? EPIC HIGH-SPEED TRAIN HEIST! What's a Western without a good old fashioned train robbery? That gaffi stick sure comes in handy; we've seen it used as a Bantha toothbrush and now a train brake! The PYKE SYNDICATE from "Clone Wars" and "Solo" are transporting spice across Tatooine! Fett negotiates a Dune Sea tax for the Tuskens. In gratitude, the Tuskens give him a snoutful of lizard that has him trippin' balls and go on a VISIONQUEST! He has a vision of Tatooine's oceanic and arboreal past! He flashes on KAMINO, GEONOSIS and the SARLACC's gullet. He returns with a petrified piece of Tatooine flora, the hard wood from which gaffi sticks are fashioned. RITE OF PASSAGE complete, he is garbed in Tusken robes and carves his branch into a proper weapon under the supervision of the tribe's armorer and the female warrior. Now a bonafide tribe member, TEM shows the Tuskens how to raise the roof MAORI-STYLE! Lol. Boba Fett is the T.E. LAWRENCE OF TATOOINE! Loved the insight into Tusken culture! Dare I hope that A'SHARAD HETT, the Tusken Jedi and future Sith Lord, makes the canon cut now that BLACK KRRSANTAN is confirmed? Directed by Steph Green and written again by Jon Favreau.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Kazzy! 🏜 I adore learning about the Tusken culture. I'm loving THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT!!! Never listen to the naysayers.

[@michaelbastraw1493]

I know at least two fans of Lawrence of Arabia (1962) worth noting: Frank Herbert (Dune) and George Lucas (Star Wars). Best. Leo.

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

Hello, Kazzy. Looking beautiful as always. Even though I thought the first chapter was quite pleasant, Chapter 2 was badass. I, as a casual Star Wars fan, have enjoyed how these Disney Plus shows portrayed the Tusken Raiders. I guarantee that there will be Tusken Raiders cosplay at the next fan convention or two. Also, that warrior Tusken Raider is played by the stunt double for Brie Larson ("Captain Marvel") & Gal Gadot ("Wonder Woman"). Also, the Mayor Boba talked to is voiced by overall series director Robert Rodriguez (he directed Episode 4 of Mandalorian Season 2 and From Dusk Till Dawn). He claims he didn't hire the assassin, but he's probably lying. The whole "Order of the Nightwind" assassins are new to Star Wars lore. That black Wookie is from the comic books, and his name is Black Krssantan. He and Boba have history together. Apparently, if you have seen Lawrence of Arabia or Dances with Wolves or The Last Samurai or James Cameron's Avatar, the flashback with the Tuskans is a direct reference to those films. Can't wait for Chapter 3 tomorrow (there's overall 7 episodes this season)!

[@Calinicus72]

I can understand why people would be underwhelmed by the Series Premiere. While I liked it, myself, I admit, I WAS a bit underwhelmed, myself. However, it DID provide a starting point, as well as some much-needed(and much-anticipated) answers as to how Boba escaped from The Sarlaac Pit, how he lost his armor, and what happened from there. The second episode made the Series Premiere make more sense, and justified the way they told the beginning of the story.

[@mulkytool]

The Twin huts remind me of my Pug.

[@matthewhoughton8212]

Love it

[@frankie3041]

I am enjoying the series. Like some of the critics, I do think that the escape from the Sarlacc pit was a bit rushed through given that fans have been speculating over and over again about whether and how Boba Fett could’ve escaped the pit for almost 4 decades!

[@ricocampos1331]

Boba is Lawrence Of Arabia! 👳

[@TacticalSandals]

Tusken's just want to have burning man out in the desert but everyone keeps fuckin with em. Although they are notorious for keeping people as slaves which this show seems to gloss over as was evident by what happened to Anakins mother.

[@70briareos]

I think the fans who don't like the show were expecting the old Boba Fett from Empire Strikes Back. The ruthless bounty hunter roaming the galaxy for lucrative bounty and killing people left and right. The problem with that is that type of show will get boring really fast. With the way they're doing this series, Boba is becoming a more fleshed out character.

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉

[@churchofthegoldenone4577]

I like the Show a lot. But it took a few viewings to get used to the switching back and forth from present to the past and back again. But once you understand how this show intercuts within the timeline of the Mandalorian both shows are even better. I find watching episodes 1-3 of the Book of Boba Fett. Folloed by episodes 1-5 of the Mandalorian. followed by episode 4 of the Book of Boba Fett then switch back to the mandalorian from episode 6 to the end of season 2 and finish the Bok of Boba Fett from episode 5 to 7.

[@jed52]

This episode was fantastic. It was exactly the type of episode this series needed. I liked the first episode a lot except it was too short In my opinion, but this one made up for the one fault I felt the first one had and then some.

[@Krytos911]

While I wasn't excited for The Book of Boba (mostly because I didn't realise it was even coming out now) I've been enjoying it as much as Mando. I've heard reports that its not been liked...but I haven't actually heard/read anyone say that, so am wondering where this hate is? Or is it more a case of, like me, just weren't that aware it was happening so haven't tuned in?

[@1Poxxxx]

i like it

[@bdeakes]

Most of us are liking it, but a vocal few are out there trashing it... Some I consider friends. It really comes down to them expecting Boba to ALWAYS be some sort of unbeatable bad ass.

[@maximmontana9407]

Hmm...Cool reaction! Could you make reaction of "Scarface" (1983) and "Dark Knight" (2008)? Would be awesome : D

[@innocentbystander1853]

Please watch and react to the following movies if you haven’t already seen them: 1. Under The Skin (2014) staring Scarlett Johansson 2. Jojo Rabbit 3. No Country For Old Men

[@KazzyCreates]

I have Jojo Rabbit on my Patreon. It was one of the first movies I ever reacted to!

[@rwicks1746]

Honeslty I don't get down with the nitpicking I hear recently with star wars and Marvel stuff. It's too much. This stuff has been firing on all cylinders for me. Honeslty can't wait for tomorrows episode

[@Ant-bm1qk]

Great reaction. Will you be reacting to season 2 of The Witcher? Btw this show is good so far. Episode 1 was a little short and was more of an appetizer. This episode was a lot better

[@krispurdy78]

Ummmm... I think she's starting to become suspect. She claims she's a huge fan of Star Wars, but didn't seem to remember the Sarlacc. Didn't remember the Rancor was killed by Luke. Thought one of the Hutt's was Jabba and didn't remember he was killed by Leia. Has she even seen the original Star Wars trilogy?

[@ligman100]

It's only 2 episodes on but I'm preferring it to The Mandalorian...which I'm 7 episodes into

[@boomieboo]

They should have been practical but Jamie and Cersei Hutt were the best.

[@FXGreggan.]

I liked TBoBF, not as much as the Mandalorian but much better than Obi-wan.. at least imho :)

[@germancito2501]

favreau and filoni are our saviors

[@ultramaximusreviews]

The flashback scenes drag the show for me - too much sand people.

[@hrtbrkentertainment2620]

You should react to the transformers movies

[@Andres-zz6xg]

I liked the two full episodes. 🤨

[@ZoeDuneCorp]

I am the 945th like.

[@P.HATHCOX]

I've been enjoying the show. Some of the people who aren't liking it are complaining about the flashbacks with the Tusken Raiders but I have a feeling those scenes will have a payoff later. As for the mayor, he killed the last assassin Boba Fett brought back to the mayor's office as a sort of a power play. He offered Boba Fett the bounty money for bringing in the assassin therefore treating him like a mere bounty hunter and NOT with respect as the new leader of the underworld.

[@anahi977]

hi thanks for doing this and please can you react to Shingeki no kyojin?, i just suscribe and i will love to see your reaction, +*you are so beautiful*

[@zuluhawk]

People who say its bad literally aren't fans. They are saying it just to say it. It's just stupid. These shows are a million times better than the sequels.

[@gabrielp9646]

@Kazzy Reacts - Im not gonna lie, you´re not doing ANY FAVORS to this show by reacting to this SO FREAKNG LATE...

[@WheresWaldo05]

Please no spoiler thumbnails so I'm spoiled while scrolling my youtube feed.

[@KazzyCreates]

Thank you for the feedback. I thought because I was releasing the episode a week after it came out, this thumbnail wouldn't have been a spoiler and that people who were worried about spoilers would have watched the first week. But I'll take note of this going forward as I do understand people are not always able to watch the show right away. 🙏

[@dontbstingy3587]

These "a day or two ahead" notices are really annoying. Most good channels post them earlier the same day. It really makes a huge difference.

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

+Don't B Stingy Her channel, bro.

[@roguecomics4775]

You get annoyed easily done you? And then to put forth the effort to post about it. Lul Dont major on minors in life.

[@dontbstingy3587]

@@roguecomics4775 Effort? it takes 2 seconds. Project much?