Low IQ Boy Always Finds Shortcut For Exams

[@miladwa6877]

It's crazy how this guy can turn long, low budget and boring movies into short fun stories

[@Personnamedvrinucity]

ye dude imagine how long his script is.

[@DeepDarkBoys]

Thanks! We work well together.

[@DeepDarkBoys]

@@Personnamedvrinucity Scripts are typically somewhere between 2,000 and 2,500 words 🙂 It takes some time, but when we all work together we're able to produce the vids 7 days a week. It's a fun process!

[@CrispyPillow6]

@@DeepDarkBoys HEYYY ADAMM

[@DetonatorCallan]

Very true

[@escanor3549]

Seeing Chris and Scarlett in their younger roles is refreshing.

[@raidenmk4473]

How bout Erika and Darius?

[@DeepDarkBoys]

Thanos was one thing... but the SATs?!?!?!?!

[@davidbarry6900]

I notice that one of the office workers (minor role at 5:58) looks like Wanda in the MCU - so that's at least three Marvel actors in this film? That makes it canon! :) (Note: edited, I think it's not Elizabeth Olsen - but could be?)

[@kaideo2650]

@@davidbarry6900 Where?

[@CrispyPillow6]

@@DeepDarkBoys hey Adam can you recap Shang chi hehe

[@teeth_denier]

Chris Evans' earlier roles in movies before The Avengers is always great

[@zuzug3744]

*flashbacks to the fantastic four*

[@DLCS-2]

@@zuzug3744 hey , that movie was good. At least decent

[@CrispyPillow6]

@@zuzug3744 human torch

[@MrE_]

And Scarlett johanson

[@pranavakshit]

Yep, after Avengers he became phenomenal

[@benclearman4339]

So you’re telling me the movie literally ends with “maybe the real test answers were the friends we made along the way”

[@BickBull]

Well that's comforting.

[@jonathanperry8331]

This seems like an interesting movie The only problem with the premise is that the SATs have at least five different tests that are given at one time so you'd have to break in and find either all the answer sheets or know which one you're going to get.

[@eliasziad7864]

Battle of Kursk

[@BearRecaps]

👍

[@Lee-One]

its a comedy so not realistic

[@yarn7344]

@@eliasziad7864 battle of moscow is better

[@YumiYumY]

They might have found all the answer sheets?

[@DieAlteistwiederda]

The SATs is why I like the German system more where you have a test in all different classes instead of having one big test for everything. You just have to be good in the things you need for the career you want so if you suck in languages you can still become an engineer or if you suck at math you pick a different path that doesn't require much higher math. I went into electrical engineering and they basically just looked at my physics and math results, most other things were more a bonus. You just can't judge everyone the same because not everyone has the same things they are good or bad at. They don't need to be though.

[@jucat_tea8025]

Fucking hell i wanna move to Germany now

[@LucaShutz]

Meanwhile here in Italy some stuck up subjects still make it in.

[@angelynmasukat5939]

Lucky☹

[@Hephaestus_God]

The SAT is already been broken into sections anyways. English, Math, Science, etc. Each subject is its own section with a break in between typically. But for some reason, they just combine all the scores when they could easily do it individually as you said.

[@Alifahusna_97]

Wow that sounds awesomeee Edit: I think my country is like this too but we have a few subjects that we have to pass or else we get low chances of getting into a public university.

[@misen5543]

His puns and joke in the middle of every narration with same monotone had me rolling in the deep🤣

[@Wednesdaytheonlygirl]

Me to 😳😂

[@CrispyPillow6]

Like marvel movies

[@Red-pw1kh]

Sample nga dyan

[@hanfamalik8623]

😁😁

[@DeepDarkBoys]

Adele, is that you?

[@justabbie3419]

I took the SAT 4 times and even took a long prep course for it. I am smart- I know that but I also have test anxiety. The minute I came out of the exam, my head would go back to like 10 questions and I realized I did them wrong. I got a 1230 on the 4th test and I ran with it. It was the exact score I needed to get into my school’s honors college

[@vccv9785]

I remember back in the days when we were preparing for JEE ( in India ) our teacher made us take the SAT just for fun and most of my class scored above 2400, and many got 2600. None of us could clear the JEE advanced.

[@0doublezero0]

@@vccv9785 But the max score was 2400 when it was a 3-score exam...

[@hfgfgnnfgng5562]

I got 2400

[@adurzite]

Expectations: The Avengers saves the world Reality: The Avengers team up to steal the answer sheet

[@vaibhavnayak233]

Captain America winter soldier

[@starine8330]

Yes

[@visible9770]

In my opinion people should be allowed to study whatever they want and have subjects they like, that's the only way they could focus on enhancing their skills, everyone's different and should be treated differently :)

[@RoteKirschbluete]

I am with you but there some basics that should always be included like maths, language etc. Students will complain they are in fact handy and good to know. 😉

[@hotaru8589]

"Everyone's different and should persue what they like". This is the biggest bullshit ever. Teenagers if allowed will choose the worst things of all time to study subconsciously as an escape from what they studied till date. And once they hit a dead end, they start complaining to the system about less opportunities. Half hearted approach in studies is OK. It will fetch you a job for sure one day. Now when a crazy-ass kid tells he loves playing guitar and will become a musician (while subconsciously he just wanted some attention from his high school peers) will have to settle for a waiter's job.

[@RoteKirschbluete]

@@hotaru8589 That is the reason why there is always an adult to supervise these things and give advise. I don't know how you do it in America but in Germany when you do your Abitur (in America it would probably be compared with High School) you can choose your subjects but there is always a system you have to follow. The subjects you will always have to choose are Language and Math because you WILL need those things in daily life and/or work even though you thought you didn't. Then you can choose two subjects you want your main focus on and it can be any subject as long as enough students choose it and a class can be formed. What I actually like about the system is that when you choose a subject you mostly always have to choose a subject of another category. For example if you want to concentrate in art you have to choose a mathematical subject (Math, Biologie, Physic, Chemie...). This system does work but only if you are truly sure of what you want to do in the future. I for instance regretted having chosen history as one of my focuses and had to go through with it with bad grades and that ruined slightly my over all grades.

[@walwal6449]

@@RoteKirschbluete we kinda have a similar system in sweden, in gymnasiet (equivalent to high school in america) you get to choose a main subject (program) to focus on along with a set of math, english and swedish (the main subjects) whose levels varies for every program there are programs made for further studies after high school (högskoleförberedande program) and programs that will almost guarantee you a job in the particular branch/subject after your studies (yrkesprogram, usually not enough to go to study in a university/college after, you will have to go and study the required subjects you didnt study in high school depending on what you wanted to study in) you also get the choice to add on extra subjects for your program which is different for every school (this can be math, foreign language, art, music, psychology, science etc.)

[@RoteKirschbluete]

@@walwal6449 Have you ever actually seen students that regretted their decision? Or have you yourself ever regretted choosing a subject?

[@muhammedkah5013]

"They are back to square one because of his stupidity" 🤣🤣🤣.. Adam you a legend, and you deserve my salute🖖

[@BearRecaps]

🤣

[@adfi5316]

Don't forget "In other words, in case they're need to do a stupid 90's hacker scene” too.

[@SagarCubes]

"No one said simping was easy"

[@KP-pj5yb]

I know I'm being nitpicky here, but if Desmond is actually decent at math, he should be able to get 900 on the SAT no problem. The lowest possible score for each section is 200 points, meaning if he gets from 700-800 on the math section and just guess B or C for all the reading and writing section, he should easily pass 900. (Oh, I guess that's why he doesn't take the answers at the end)

[@larrybrowser8286]

I feel like half of those guys where in it for the thrill :D

[@daradiant1]

But you get 200 just your name alone

[@NrupenTheGreat]

I would not deny these kind of movies remind me of those days when I had to pass entrance exam to get in college. As below average scorer in exams the entrance exams were nothing more than painful experiences of your life. Kyle's emotions while train is moving is perfect representation of how every student who fails in exam despite their best efforts. Trying to hide pain while keeping smile on face.

[@NrupenTheGreat]

@Safwaan This is emotional pain that is speaking. You will get over it, it is just part of life and it will pass. It is not okay to criticize education system because we can not create a system that can benefit all. The system can stop you for a while from moving ahead but it can never fail you. So its pointless to complain about it. Not getting admission in college of choice can not define rest of your life. This may not sound good now but later in life when you will find everything just worked because you kept moving forward, a college degree never had any power over you. Its discipline and persistence that takes you places not your college degree.

[@kellybraun7048]

I love the social commentary on the problems with the testing system. As someone who studied education, I hate teaching to the test- too much memorization and not enough… well, learning. Students should know why what they are being taught is important and be given opportunities to apply their knowledge and budding skills to real world situations and problems. Also, this recap shows an excellent set of examples of Multiple Intelligence Theory.

[@ngndnd]

@Safwaan These tests dont mean anything unless you want to go to an ivy league or some other expensive school where you will be 200k in debt. I went to a below average high school where the teachers never taught anything, got a 1100 and guess what? i still got into every college i applied to, even the ones who required an sat score higher than 1200.

[@adrenalineactivate]

@@ngndnd that's just called being "lucky", not everyone is as lucky

[@kaideo2650]

3:02 The way he said "Francesca" though.

[@dxWizardx]

I respect Roy the most out of this movie, man did what he loved and made millions doing it.

[@zainekatsumi]

From being a crackhead to a millionaire. Noice

[@babyyoda1091]

@@zainekatsumi still was a crackhead tho

[@amarachichimaxoxo]

@@babyyoda1091 😩✋🏾

[@sup-911]

Love how they have: A smart girl A good sportsman A very idiot friend A normal guy A knowlegde and crazy

[@iridescentcoyote6934]

"In other words in case they need to do a stupid 90's hacker scene. " This got me.

[@DeepDarkBoys]

lol we all know em, we love em

[@031ศิววุฒิชูฉิม]

@Cgsha SAF ✪ yes we do

[@jeremiahking4808]

@Cgsha SAF ✪ L

Funnily enough, they didn't have a stupid 90's hacker scene, Roy cracked the password by looking at the guy's table, which is a form of hacking that exists in real life called "Social engineering"

[@DanielBlak]

I love how he only puts in 1 or 2 jokes per video, it's the perfect balance and its always unexpected lol.

[@Kevin-cy2dr]

"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that its stupid." - Albert Einstein probably

[@Srinivasrao-hh5gx]

And also if someone thinks SAT is tough, they're also stupid😂

[@cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese]

@@Srinivasrao-hh5gx ?

[@Srinivasrao-hh5gx]

@@cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeese ?

[@salarzareghalehcheh]

@@Srinivasrao-hh5gx ?

[@mary_789]

@@Srinivasrao-hh5gx ?

[@harmanjotsingh9250]

Chris evans : existing Scarlet Johansson : existing Everyone : CaPtAiN aMerIcA aNd BlAck wIdoW

[@thegoathoarder4371]

nothing like a good 10 minute movie for the day

[@Warlord_Megatron]

Yep. A smit(m=h) movie.

[@CrispyPillow6]

I love these because it’s an entire story under 30 min so it dosent take a lot of my time like 2 hours it’s refreshing

[@youdontneed443]

ikr

[@avaniarora595]

Exactly my POV

[@jonbread1884]

lol i rather watch movies here these days

[@striderreborn1467]

To me the character "Roy" simply stole the show for me. There's moments of wacky humor, but it's balanced with a small touch of humanity. It left me wondering who his caretakers were if his mom died all those years ago.

[@teresitammyles]

Mystery Recapped has spoiled me.😏 I no longer have the patience to look at a full movie. I tend to fast forward to the last ten minutes of a film, thinking "I can listen to Adam's recap another day".😂

[@thetreasurer7531]

wait what? coz same lol

[@caliepher]

Same here I watch like five movies every night😂😂

[@chisomnnamani]

Me too 😂 I tell my friends I’ve seen the movies when I just saw the recap on mystery recap Ain’t got no time

[@DeepDarkBoys]

Honestly this frightens me lol.. There's nothing better than taking in a full movie!

[@NoPlace99]

@@DeepDarkBoys Adam, it is your risponsabilty now! you are the one who spoiled us with your perfect and amazing narration bro. Because of you we are extremly spoiled now. Please keep doing this my man! greetings from Italy!!

[@Cubick]

“No one said simping was easy” Lmao got me good

[@Kevin-cy2dr]

No joke, cheating a test requires more intelligence because when you normally study you rely on memorization whereas while cheating we use multiple parts of our brain,plus its fun. Edit: This post doesn't encourage cheating in anyway just my personal opinion. This comment was intended towards test that heavily rely on memorization.

[@cloroxbleach7554]

That's mad cap lmao.

[@CrispyPillow6]

@@cloroxbleach7554 no no he’s got a point “you just memorise whereas for cheating you use multiple parts of your brain” and have to be careful

[@neerajthakur463]

what about studying everything nd then thinking of the possible ways to cheat too... use freakin all part of the brain. 😂

[@ABC-vd1hx]

@@CrispyPillow6 According to the same logic, everyone should study instead of cheating. It's require less brain functionality and easier.

[@gruntingtornado3057]

False. We use 100% of the brain all the time, the 10% percent is a myth and most studies showed 100% usage

[@shrutibiswal5344]

“Even though his pickup lines are lame, she seems to enjoy them” Made me laugh so much😂😂😂😭

[@allisonj905]

I remember before I started homeschooling, we were taking some standardized test in the 6th grade in our home room. Nearly all of us got to the "civics/history" part at the same time to discover that we hadn't even covered the subject matter! Our home room teacher was the history/PE teacher. A few students protested saying it wasn't fair, but he said it wasn't his problem. My mom started homeschooling the next year. Edit to add: I had been a A/B student until I got to 6th grade. I got my first C and D that year.

[@SojuLast]

It was only 6th grade. Also, what do you mean by test? Was it a test that was supposed to cover the topics you learned in class? Or was it supposed to be an assessment of your knowledge and where you are currently at? If it was the former, then that’s just a horrible teacher/system.

[@deadguy.7851]

@@SojuLast they don’t use new tests they just recycle then and it truly shows how outdated and why schools are like a outdated factory

[@hallowvalor3477]

@@SojuLast it’s prob former

[@hallowvalor3477]

@@SojuLast also what a small world 😉

[@SojuLast]

@@hallowvalor3477 Didn’t expect to see someone like you here. Especially since the game is so small.

[@idi0tic_ins0mniac61]

9:22 lemme get this straight, so anna couldn't answer the question during exam because of stress and the same girl solve the question instantly during a heist as if she's chilling on the beach.😂

[@jaasonmiller]

For real. 😂😂 as if there wasn’t a guard that could’ve caught them at any second 😂

[@eyesofthecervino3366]

I'd honestly give her a pass on this one. Taking tests can have a level of built-up trauma to it -- especially if your family's been leaning on you to get certain results.

During the test she was alone, during the heist she had friends supporting her. it's one of the themes of the movie, the test is flawed because someone can be capable of problem-solving and success on their terms that may not be applicable during the test.

[@jo_6315]

Kyle could have just told the guy honestly that he had shredded the question paper and requested for another set to be copied.

[@blacksheba41]

The guy would probably have started asking questions and blow their cover.

[@connordoesexist1807]

@@blacksheba41 Yeah, as a "worker", you're supposed to already know how to copy it.

[@oo8962]

@@connordoesexist1807 he could've said that he's distracted or he had personal life problems. That's why he accidentally put the paper into the shredder.

[@freyate]

Why didn't the guy print out 3 copies in the first place?

[@midnightshadow1491]

@@freyate I think he was in management, making copies is a job for the interns or a low level employee. As in everything, the guys who do the most work are the ones who are paid the least.

[@clifford9455]

I can literally see your channel getting to 10 million subs in 2 years. Your videos are so addictive(in a good way of course)

[@JacobJohnson-lh4gx]

never knew Captain America and Black Widow were "skillful" when it comes to exams haha.

[@nandow_3146]

When the narrator said "the guy is used to being highly alert even when high" I was dead

[@flienier1072]

Hes like me, i find short cuts to movies from you!

[@fbi7662]

*Ayy nice one..*

[@adriannavarrete9332]

Same

[@adriannavarrete9332]

@@fbi7662 please don't arrest the movie recaps guy we need him

[@sub4asub42]

True 😅

[@fbi7662]

@@adriannavarrete9332 *sure if he makes more good recap..*

[@alayta2601]

4:11 Wait, don't you get 400 points on the SAT just for writing your name,and if Desmond was good at math like they said he was, this shouldn't be a problem for him

[@sovixz5412]

...I don't think that's how it works, but I do know you can miss a few questions and still get a perfect score.

[@alayta2601]

@@sovixz5412 No, What I'm saying is that if the SAT has 1600 points and if Desmond needed 900 points and if he could get 400 points just for writing his name he should be good.

[@midnightshadow1491]

@@alayta2601 I'm not familiar with the SAT, but if that's true, it needs to be nerfed. lol.

[@billcrawford5672]

@@alayta2601 pretty sure the SAT is out of 2400 points

[@ethanlapic5628]

@@billcrawford5672 used to be. Not anymore. 1600 is a perfect score now.

[@bochako5041]

Can't believe Captain America and Black Widow were partners even before joining S.H.I.E.L.D

[@justanotherhuman07]

SAT: I am the most unfair exam JEE: Are you challenging me? (Only Indian Students will relate)

[@thornypetals1979]

Neet🙂

[@vaibhavnayak233]

@@thornypetals1979 but neet is fair exam though not jee.

[@thornypetals1979]

@@vaibhavnayak233 oh maybe I didn't read the comments correctly I thought it was about how tough the exam is🙂

[@vaibhavnayak233]

@@thornypetals1979 It's ok.👍 yes neet is a very tough exam.

[@thornypetals1979]

@@vaibhavnayak233 yes it is 🤧

[@mohammadakramali1466]

"IQ is not intelligence" - S. Hawkings He said it differently though

[@senpaisally69]

IQ tests are culturally bias hence why they’re not really used

[@redangel9506]

I love how the exam is multiple choice but sadly in the uk it’s like an essay where you don’t get any help and are expected to memorise everything and how you work it out depending on the subject 😒

[@jenginsberg8827]

Yeah, GSCEs are notoriously difficult

[@anniehuang6321]

I go to a Canadian university and the one prof that graduated in UK absolutely destroyed me with her tests. It was unlike any other type of tests I've taken before. Yes there are free responses in N/A type but even then it tests you quite differently. Ngl I will say that it's better since you learn much more and encourages you to think beyond what you learn. I'm sure people will have complaints about not testing students there properly but to be fair, she did graduate from a top university and had excellent teaching skills so it is an outlier. I'd say if it's designed optimally, NA tests would allow more people to get more basic understanding of more material whereas UK type of tests would allow you to get further in but a much narrower scope for most people. Maybe if I'm more motivated, I'd like to try studying in UK but for now, I'm definitely good. I still get nightmares from her tests though.

[@kights9719]

Roy is that one dude that can vibe with any person or thing in the multiverse I swear.

[@Satosuguboba]

0:57 scream guy 😱

[@mentosvagabond]

Cameraman : "Sir, why do we need panty shot of blackwidow" Director : "Shuddup and do your job"

[@parix85]

She walks into the building like she owns it. Which is untrue. Cause her father owns it 😂 😂

[@杨中科]

Students of the US should feel lucky. The SAT is far more easier than the counterpart of China, which makes cram schools popular in China.

[@MrE_]

And for what? Most jobs you don't even have to be smart or good at school to succeed. Those tests are all useless. And btw, the SAT or ACT in the US isn't mandatory or anything, idk how it is in China. If you have cram school, then it's probably more important over there than it is over here.

[@mxhdi1998]

Nobody cares

[@tanmaysingh267]

Indian entrance exams are on Chinese level too IIT-JEE

[@RAJAT218DF]

Every country has their own shit exam

[@kelvinrao1306]

You guys are lucky to be in us

[@RonnieK0]

Kyle shredding the paper 😂😂😂when the universe is against you cheating

[@luftwaffe8086]

Is it just me or am I the only person loving these videos???

[@TwoBoss]

Mystery Recapped is so good that I’m binge watching this all 😆

[@bushidothedon]

Awesome recap as usual👏🏽👏🏽

[@LUCIFER-xk2ph]

This the hardest test,I dont think so. At 9:32 a question splashed on the screen to which small kid can also solve it. The answer is 0.7

[@BearRecaps]

The 2000s were the BEST years in film making and i’d give anything to be a young adult during that time 😭

[@mirsabmuneeb9467]

i subbed :D

[@mirsabmuneeb9467]

the dog movie you uploaded was sad tho

[@BearRecaps]

@@mirsabmuneeb9467 Thank you!

[@mirsabmuneeb9467]

@@BearRecaps No problem man

[@hyeladee]

Cheers to this guy who gives us movies in 10 minutes 🍻

[@aestheticmiladyx3584]

Love this channel and your voice!❣ It just makes the movies sound so interesting and always makes me wonder how you can do it. People consider me a boring speaker, so seeing someone who explains very interestingly is envying.💖

[@tristantzara9496]

It's a computer voice

[@aestheticmiladyx3584]

@@tristantzara9496 no it isn't. He revealed himself speaking.

[@skettlez9732]

I hate people who think they are bad at school is because they are not smart or have a low IQ. The truth is everything you do at school is something anyone can learn. Grades are really just teachers grading you on your capacity to learn. There is no such thing as being bad at maths. Everyone and anyone can learn how to ride a bike and anyone and everyone can learn math skills.

[@gabriellaogot1284]

“Accidentally shredds the question paper”😳😳 wtf😂😂

[@blablablacksheep3108]

i like how adam (mystery recapped narrator) has a huge sense of humor :)

[@certifiedidiot4038]

Can we just appreciate that this man watches a movie everyday to make a video about it

[@ankitkashyap9918]

"She is second rank in class but her answersheet is completely blank" - that's crazy for sure 😂

[@affanjamsari5752]

It’s nice to see that everyone lived happily ever after following this movie.

[@5715klin]

with how incredibly easy the SAT is considering arithmetic and reading comprehension are basic human skills, 6:24 is something you'd unironically expect from someone who can't even surpass a 1400

[@earthwombat]

not really, basic human skills are more related to survival, SAT is more about knowledge and education

[@firesong7825]

@@earthwombat No, basic human skills are our capacity for logical reasoning. It's literally what makes humans noteworthy as a species.

[@thatlolguy6799]

A truly beautiful masterpiece

[@nisrina_nazihah]

They might have the lowest IQ, but they are the bravest one, sacrificing themselves to bring everyone back from the blip and fighting against Thanos and His Army--I’m sorry…Can’t help it…

[@gfy-sandiego6774]

"Simpin ain't easy" lmfao 🤣

[@SpaceMonkeyBoi]

"I can do this all day" - -Captain America- Kyle

[@miyuki_2010]

"Suck ass tests" I'm laughing so hard😂

[@rhonda1627]

This goes to show that there is no shortcut in life. if you do take a shortcut it won't feel like an achievement

[@midnightshadow1491]

Bro, I don't need to live life feeling like I've achieved something. If I could take a shortcut and die with a million bucks, that's all I'd need to be happy. That said, I believe you're probably correct in saying there is no shortcut. But why give up looking? After all, its impossible to prove that something doesn't exist.

[@ronnleemorris6300]

Well it depends on what you’re doing.

[@rosesxnoi]

“in case they need to do a stupid 90’s hacker scene” this is why i love this channel

[@Alicein_Wakieland]

i'm surprised and happy with how the story ends ..atleast they did things the hard but true way which has no side effects

[@janvipatel185]

9:31 even a kid can answer this question in seconds

[@flashthegarbagebin]

Damn, I would go crazy to the point where the exams call me a failure too.

[@NV_ALV]

✨Francesca✨ 3:02

[@indianblazeboy6722]

This is what I call a perfect ending.

[@Tico4president]

Accidentally shreds the SAT copy XDDD LMAO

[@DanDCool]

11:11 at least he had time to learn coding unlike me (and equipment)

[@dexneg6297]

So this is how captain rogers and natasha first meet

[@oishanichaudhury5449]

Wow cap...seems like you had some experience of doing heists even before the endgame

[@Daniel-jb5zn]

I’m so glad that they are starting to take out the SATs cuz they were actually unfair. Studies showed that the people with higher scores had generally higher income while the people with less money had poorer scores.

[@rrstvs]

2:59 some thing special is there for the 80 yr old people

[@zarinemazin5317]

Is the one acting as Francesca the same actress who acts as Natasha Romanoff and Kyle's actor same as captain America aka Steve rogers? Because i feel like they look similar.

[@ThatCatholicNurse]

Yep

[@robertcringle4865]

Shredding the first answer sheet was hilarious. I died.

[@Veronix-bx9zl]

1:11 GOTAM!!

[@vanskis7618]

Schools should focus more on application rather than memorization because at the end of the day, students forget what they memorized. So what's the point of memorizing something you won't need. Memorization should only become important on your specialization.

[@ZaafiraSev]

My jaw dropped her when I heard that they shredded the answers like Bruh go to the bathroom and take pictures with your phone or something even your phones are crappy back then still oh my god context clues people

[@Acidfrogs]

I literally face palmed when that happened -_-

[@hitbycars]

To any higher schoolers reading this with a significant other going away to school a year before you: Do yourself a favor and end it. It is inevitable in 99.9% of cases anyway, and honestly, you do NOT want to get to your 30's having only ever known/loved your one high school sweetheart. Unless you're boring, in which case you probably can't do better so go nuts, but for anyone normal, I highly advise not being in a relationship when heading off to school and/or to end your relationship with a partner going off to school.

[@xvzo7]

Instead of planning for the heist and doing it, he could have studied like a normal person

[@showman9619]

But thats boringgggg

[@CrispyPillow6]

Lame

[@frosty925]

Some people cannot learn academic subjects no matter how hard they try.

[@sjb4280]

@@frosty925 Cornell is one the top universities known for their academics. If you cant do well academically you shouldnt get to go. Plus college isnt always just studying the one topic you like, so if you need to cheat your way in instead of studying your way in how is he gonna be successful once he gets there, unless he just keeps cheating....

[@SomeGuy176]

“… giving the two an opportunity to run to the roof” Me: they are literally three

[@harshmohite5912]

Black widow and captain omg 😱

[@aarushpatel7960]

you get 300 for writing your name how did mans get 143 💀

[@SuperVerseman]

I wonder if studying would have been easier then an elaborate scheme for answers to the test.

[@c001Ba30nDuD]

Why is everyone missing the point of this movie? Yes, studying is easier. However to those people, cheating is easier. That's the whole point of the movie. They all showed their intelligence in their own way through this elaborate scheme.

[@egg-iu3fe]

@@c001Ba30nDuD its not that deep bro 😂

[@niharikatasnim939]

"Nobody said simping is gonna be easy" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 "To do a stupid 90s hacker scene" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rxfootball]

I admire everyone who worked on this; it's the best video I've ever seen on KZbin. HATS OFF TO EVERYONE! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!

[@justmealone3717]

I'm obsessed with ur videos 😫😫

[@abefromansausagekingofchic6480]

With all that time and dedication, they could've just studied

[@oldschoolfootball9517]

You are the best narrator, I love you!

[@corydodge1691]

It's funny how many people that have done poorly in school, often are perceived as dumb. Especially later in life, they are often richer and more successful then those high achiever 4.0 snobs. They often are employed by the 2.0 crowd😆, and it's hilarious.

[@Redwan777]

Example: Bill Gates

[@corydodge1691]

@@Redwan777 As much as I dislike Bill Gates, that thieving bastard did make billions off Microsoft.

[@sjb4280]

Not everyone does well academically so it doesnt make sense to cheat their way into an academic institution unless theyre gonna keep cheating their way through it. Like Bill Gates and like they learned in the end if youre good enough in a specific area there are other options.

[@wegipciacocomas]

@@Redwan777 Didn’t Bill Gates make it into Harvard? 😂 I think this is more common for 4.00 GPA students that get into stuff not related to science. Every “nerd” from my school that went into the sciences are making a lot of money.

[@corydodge1691]

@@wegipciacocomas They are actually making a lot of money for guys who own corporations. Lol and 😂 all you want, but we make millions off your acedemic success. Who's the joke now buddy😬. There are plenty of Ivy league doctors making close to a million a year or more, but the hospital is taking in billions in annual revenue. Sometimes it's the guys selling the shovels that make the $$ in a gold rush.

[@lettersofmusic7476]

I like how Chris and Scarlett go way back. Gosh they look so young here.

[@anonymousstout4759]

Should've spent all the time studying remembering the answer for like 20 different test sheet and its answer is insanely hard let alone doing that 5 other subject/ session

[@j44m33]

2:59 well ok, this cpt. america and red widow is pty cool

[@kaideo2650]

After the end of the video, I looked at the time and it was 10:20... Coincidence? I think not! (Kyle's score after the test.)

[@itsmeberry1908]

0:01 when he is saying "hey its mystery recap here" the animal in the bag round sounds like its saying " My life"

[@SmileFile_exe]

Bruh imagine having the second best gpa in your school with only 4 gpa.

[@k4ranA]

In most American schools 4.0 is a perfect gpa

[@SmileFile_exe]

@@k4ranA For real?

[@aspiringanimator2991]

@@SmileFile_exe yes. Unless you also take college courses in school

[@Gorkha976]

@@SmileFile_exe yes scoring is different 1.0 gpa is like dog it's horrible but 4.0 gpa is like dayum he smart

[@SmileFile_exe]

@@Gorkha976 Bruh, in my school you will need atleast 6 gpa (to go to the next semester) and if you get a grade lower than 5.5 its considered a bad grade.

[@jimmycodaga7887]

I just realised you got 1.7 mil subs in 7 months that is crazy👌🏿👍🏿