Nerissa Personally got TRIGGERED When Someone Said This In Chat 【HololiveEN】

[@MrHidePatten]

“And I took that personally…”

[@YugiSannin92]

You beat me by 22 min 😂

[@SoraKairiLeonhartfan]

She went full Navy SEAL copypasta on that poor soul.

[@WatamelonGod]

Man, Nerissa almost gave that guy the LowTierGod treatment.

[@kingdovachief5707]

Man she REALLY did not take that lightly.

[@diablo4838]

Hearing nerissa spending minutes talking about something like this….. wow Lolol

[@8145dwerdna]

I mean it is a passion of one of hers lol

[@soraito1858]

Theater kids would say that😭😭😭

[@FTWIHA]

"I am not fat, i am improving the sound of my voice by increasing resonance!"

[@ozom]

She triggered hard lol

[@TheMan21892]

She got soooo salty 😂

[@NeuronActivation]

"Theater is not a sport" Nerissa: "FIRST OF ALL HOW DARE YOU SECOND OF ALL WHAT DID YOU SAY YOU LITTLE SHIT"

[@okmusicyeah]

Thats not what he said. He said it was “not athletic”

[@turinmormegil7715]

​@@okmusicyeahand it isn't. And the athletic he meant was sports because they were talking about not finding a piece of wear in a SPORTS aisle

[@cooperjordan1554]

​@@turinmormegil7715 Yes athletic things exist outside of sports sit down shut up and learn your place store aisles don't mean shit

[@Godoflegos]

As a theater kid, this is straight cap. Half the regulars were either overweight or 20-lbs soaking wet. Also as a choir kid: SHOW Choir can be pretty athletic, but traditional choir isn't. And Musical Theater pulled people from both. I also attended MULTIPLE different schools and it was pretty much the same story across the board.

[@TheFirehands150]

I was in choir. I was chubs lol

[@turinmormegil7715]

​@@TheFirehands150where do you think the Ubs from CHerUBS comes from 😅

[@sonsofisstvan1675]

Holy moly she needs a chill pill and to not take things personally

[@nelo2thegreat]

She’s a theater kid, of course she gonna take it seriously

[@Tatchko]

Oof that guy hit an old wound, ahahaha.

[@ceruleanzone2041]

Nerissa Seethin'croft.

[@SirFooplesTheThird]

Nerrisa SeethinCoperoft

[@Trivial_Man]

Nerissa is just conflating theater with dancing

[@JohnNet16997]

Her description of « athletic » theatre really sounds like she’s actually thinking about musicals specifically.

[@okmusicyeah]

@JohnNet16997she specifically says musical theatre later in the video. It feels like 90% of the comments havent watched the video loll

[@turinmormegil7715]

Not that it would make her less off the mark here. Still not a sport. And it's not just that she conflated. She conflated the guy saying she didn't find a piece of wear in a sports aisle because said wear is for theatre, with him insinuating she was unfit and sedentary in her teenage.

[@billygoatgruff3536]

As someone who did Drama and Hockey in high school, yeah sorry Nerissa that's cap. I got far more exhausted playing hockey than I ever did being MacDuff.

[@turinmormegil7715]

I was the 🤓 and I tried both, and I can safely say that I agree. Theatre got nothing on sports.

[@kotaknightington1464]

Damn she went claws out on that person. 😂

[@kaze0fox]

That jailbird got cooked.

[@TierHarribel]

@@kaze0fox This is one of those moments where I side with the viewer, I think he cooked her a wee bit too much 😂😂

[@Micheldied]

​@@TierHarribel Nah, putting down something because you don't understand it absolutely deserves that response. I say this as someone who has competed in strongman and powerlifting; there are a ton of things out there that aren't sports that require a lot of physicality.

[@AkisakuLP]

​@@MicheldiedHowever, there is a difference between expressing your opinion objectively and belittling the other person. In this case, although I like nerissa, I just have to say that it's not okay to discredit someone else's opinion and harp on about it just because they have a different opinion - no matter how wrong it may be. And I say that as someone who was already a fan in her PL.

[@subzu2733]

​@AkisakuLP, it's not an opinion, though it's objectively wrong, nothing that guy said implied it was an opinion, it was a very matter of factly statement of "theater Isn't athletic."

[@Sabien]

Ok, I'm a theater kid, and when it comes to musicals, the best parts are given to the best built looking kids for a romantic part. However, if you are fat, you get the comedic roles. Even when you dance. So you don't have to be fit, but if you have directors who rely on shallow looks and talent then that is true.

[@DoesRocksFloat]

Never seen any theater kids have letterman jackets. Marching band yeah, but not theater.

[@KharaChmiel]

I had four letters for baseball and four letters for choir. :)

[@Talishar]

Some schools started doing it as a way of being inclusionary. My school at the time, only had letters for marching band outside of sports. As I graduated, they started introducing letters for "mathletes" as well to get the nerd population more engaged with school activities.

[@Antroid]

Theater kids need to be stopped.

[@cooperjordan1554]

She's right

[@JadedWarlock]

My sister was a theater kid and a choir kid. She's was as big as a car, so Nerissa is lying through her teeth.

[@turinmormegil7715]

Lmao, I agree. I've seen many people that are three to five times my size dance way better and for way longer than me

[@TheOnlyBiodude]

GET EM RISSA, EAT THEIR HEART OUT!! LOL

[@edwardchau6871]

I totally understand that when someone trashes your passion, people can get very defensive. That being said, i just come to understand that peoples thoughts are their own and many things are subjective.

[@KharaChmiel]

what is NOT subjective is the fact that dance/singing/theater requires athleticism. Anyone who says different is welcome to sing an opera or dance a ballet or perform 7 times in 6 days.

[@ThePatxiao]

@@KharaChmielI don’t think they’re saying that so much as theater is considered a sport and it isn’t thus the “wait you can get a lettermen’s jacket”

[@edwardchau6871]

@KharaChmiel agreed, it's definetely athletic. Eventually she makes the point that it's a sport and I actually don't think so but that's for me and her thoughts are her own.

[@KharaChmiel]

@@edwardchau6871 I agree, as a choirperson, I wouldn't think of Choir as a sport. It takes athleticism, but it does not make you an athlete.

[@KharaChmiel]

@@ThePatxiao I agree, theater/choir/dance (at least the non-gymnastic/Olympic ones) are not sports.

[@theonlymegumegu]

dang, RIP "theater's not a sprout" guy

[@kylecorn5056]

Both require a ton of time, effort, training, and commitment. I wouldn't call theater a sport cuz theres not game/competition aspect to it (at least that im aware of, if im mistaken on that part then id love to hear about it), but both require a huge degree of athletic skills.

[@FuMiO02110]

There is something called Theater Sports, which complete your definition of what "Sport" is... I mean by the nature itself... I would love to call Theater a sport more than any Brain exercise game (or Competitive Games) bcs all of those actually feels less "Sporty" than a single musical

[@EganCraft]

Maybe at the higher levels of theatre, like I saw hamilton and some of the choreo there looks legitimately challenging. But in HS most of the theatre kids I was friends with were pretty out of shape even in comparison to many non athletes

[@FuMiO02110]

@@EganCraft Ofc we're talking about the highest level, bruh I can say that football in my high school doesn't feel shit like sport at all bcs most of them are playing around and just do whatever... Should I not call football sports because of those slops on my School? Like OFC NOT

[@EganCraft]

@@FuMiO02110 If people are playing football that is always a sport bc inherently football is a competition. Theater is athletic but it isn’t necessarily a sport in all contexts. Like would you call a showing of Hamilton a “sporting event”? Personally I wouldn’t bc in the context of a broadway musical it isn’t a direct competition

[@christiandeepe6414]

It depends on the style of theater. When I was in high school, we had one act play, and we would go to competitions against other schools.

[@gamingguru2k6]

"What are you doing that's physical right now!?" That one guy: "Forearm workout."

[@dregnoff9361]

They're not the same level of atletism xD

[@Mrbigsur]

Depends on the act, tho.

[@jordancrooks6752]

Depends on the play

[@jesschen5513]

​@@Mrbigsur Key word, depends.

[@turinmormegil7715]

No it doesn't depend. No matter how much they demand, no play or act demand as much as things like Tennis, Marathoning, Hiking, Hammer Throwing, Swimming, Soccer and etc.

[@ivanbluecool]

Nerissa: have you ever seen a theater kid's body? Chat;(looking at Nerissa) we stand corrected

[@tw-cq6xr]

Chat should have gone with: "Why don't you show us yours so we can clear this up?"

[@EganCraft]

I have and tbh it’s nothing really impressive

[@lanoche]

This is the angriest I have seen her and it's hilarious.

[@ShadowWing7439]

This reminds me of when i learned where the Japanese club was in my Highschool. I was only a month away from graduating, my aunt had passed away and we had to go to North Carolina for the funeral. At the same time, I had a very important test for my AP PSYC class. So i told my teacher the situation and he said that it was ok and i can take a makeup test when i get back after class. When i got there, that's when I learned the Japanese club was at the same place as my AP PSYC class. My school barely advertised clubs that weren't sports focused, and I was so pissed off, had I known the club was there, i would've joined a long time ago.

[@birdboy1092]

My school didn't bother to do that either, you're not alone pal.

[@BattleCattleSA]

if you're not sweating in choir, it's because someone else is carrying you.

[@madphantompixels6478]

I guarantee this argument didn't work at school either.

[@turinmormegil7715]

Funny thing is that it sounds exactly like that. That she went all out cuz it's probably something she argued on end in school and convinced no one about it

[@cuatropuntos2000]

Damn , I feel bad for the poor dude XD

[@HurtboxTV]

Nerissa was like "And I took that personally."

[@noblewolf8232]

Nerissa malding with a beard is just freaking funny! 🤣

[@SLtheFMAYT]

That Jailbird is definitely getting flattened.

[@spencer05567]

Imagine someone super chatted that as a response 😂😂

[@Hailinel]

"Thank you for the akasupa! HOWEVER."

[@a_kuma]

She is the Michael Jordan of theatre club so she took that personally.

[@frustotamer6231]

the comment wasnt even that like aggresive, the guy could have just say that as what he actually thought XD

[@immortal_shrooms6757]

Bro was in a crater gasping for air and nerissa just kept going

[@JonathanMerlinSymmank]

I remembered that back in high school. Theater kids definitely had letterman jackets. And they still do today.

[@boketaoshichan]

I'm grad she has recovered till she can talk so long without coughing

[@WuffianPebbleAKAufo]

Dang...😶 4:22 " OOOOOHHHHHH!" "SHOTS FIRED, SHOT FIRED!"

[@friendlyhobo6483]

Ah yes I remember Theater being part of the Olympics.

[@johnysimps1191]

I love how she just NEVER let it go lol

[@SinRayquaza]

@3:33 Serious theatre kid insult roght there. You've awoken the Raven 😂

[@Raul_27]

Sports and Theater are not the same. That shouldn’t be controversial. 😅

[@Ani-me2]

sports and theater both require you to be in shape but Sports you need to be 3x as athletic does that make sense

[@vir-animi-fracti]

I was in Marching Band and Theater in high school and if I remember correctly. Theater didn’t made me run 4 laps around the around the track and stretch before every practice session. And when I did practice performances I wasn’t constantly walking and sometimes running around a football field during my Theater performance vs my Marching band performance. And Marching band is still not nearly as athletic as real sports like Basketball and Football so yeah I agree.

[@blackmage471]

It's not controversial. The issue is the commenter said, "theater and choir isn't athletic," which is a completely different argument. Theater and choir absolutely are athletic. Opera singers, for example, have breath control to put scuba divers to shame.

[@clayandros2038]

​@@blackmage471 she calls theater a sport a few times in the video which is why op is saying this

[@FreestBird]

@@blackmage471 can you really call standing in one spot and flexing your core muscles atthletic? Thats like arguing that painting is athletic cause youre holding a brush with your hand (engaging your bicep and shoulder) or that walking to school counts to be athletic.

[@EganCraft]

High level choreo is athletic but I’d bet a pretty penny that the theatre kids in my school who weren’t active athletes in other sports who did theatre in the off season would die doing smth like wrestling. Theatre is somewhat athletic and can be extremely athletic at the professional level but that doesn’t make it a sport. A sport has to have a competitive aspect to it

[@ivanbluecool]

Clicked on a erb vid. Nerissa immediately appears

[@Ani-me2]

pairs that go together

[@Lazy034]

"You're band" "I thought we were talking about theater?"

[@wornsoul7277]

I googled it and while it is physically demanding it’s not considered a sport.

[@Elykar]

I actually was the guy who tried in drama and loved it but I only did it my final year. Wish I started sooner, shit is fun.

[@V0-Data]

struck a nerve lol

[@TierHarribel]

This is the only comment section I've ever seen where Nerissa is getting cooked by a majority of the commenters. 100% someone probably told her the same thing in school 😂😂😂

[@picklesbeslidin9829]

i've never seen nerissa so nerve stricken before 😭😭

[@mankdemes8887]

I mean she's literally the textbook example of an ego inflated thatre kid here. Like the number of people who act JUST like this when I say theatre's isn't a sport is hilarious

[@chariot9285]

"theater is not a sport" = "ballet is not dancing" grandma please go back to bed you're not well today

[@dragonhitman1071]

Rule 1 of theater tech class. Never talk to the theater kids. They have a massive high horse. Jk

[@zaccorpseman7366]

Wet cat rissa, too cute, must protecc 😂😂

[@MajorKatsuragi86]

Fitness is not the same as being an athlete. If you think it is put the theatre kid in a pole vaulting event.

[@kittyangymumeiworshipper7556]

That's how you successfully rage bait a demon

[@ReenTz]

I think she mistook sports and exercise. Chess isn't physically tiring but it's considered a sport. You need to have opposition to call it a sport imo.

[@bc9554]

At my school theatre kids treated everyone who wasn’t a theatre kid as opposition

[@ReenTz]

@bc9554 that's different kinds of opposition 🤣

[@joelpaulo4027]

Agree

[@RAZGR1Z]

Theater kid moment

[@captainpositivenegro2854]

Birdbrain got triggered

[@afteritsallsaidanddoneisti9285]

Remember calling them varsity jackets. Didn't know they were called Letterman until my football coach said we were getting fitted for ours.

[@HudaefCares]

This so much. In the first few seconds of listening to Nerissa -seethe- rant, I thought she was talking about that talk show host David(?) Letterman's jacket lol, probably coz her beard and "Letterman" made me think of him.

[@TeachMeBert]

Is theater a sport? Well, I haven't heard of anyone ever winning an Olympic medal in it, so...

[@t1class]

切り抜きThank you TSKR

[@VERGIL_A]

3:10 bury the light deep within 🗿

[@RobeezyLoudenProud]

At my high school, you could actually get a letterman jacket for academics as long as you had 85% more A’s than B’s through your first 3 years, and you couldn’t have anything lower than a B.

[@DarukaEon]

"Break dancing isn't athletic because it's dancing." 😅

[@turinmormegil7715]

The thing is, being required to be fit doesn't equal being required to be athletic. Just vuz you're fit doesn't mean you can do anything in sports. One presimes conditioning, the other just the bare mininum lack of sedentarism

[@joelpaulo4027]

Great comment, I think so too

[@turinmormegil7715]

​​@@joelpaulo4027thanks. The only reason I can think of for why she got so mad was that she took it personally; as if he was insinuating that since theatre isn't an sport then that meant that she wasn't fit or athletic in her teens, which he....clearly didn't? He just said she didn't find the piece of clothing in the sports aisle cuz it isn't sportswear since it isn't a sport at all. I mean, if that's not taking it personal, why would she, then, point at the viewers not being athletic as if it were an argument for "theatre = sports"? That's ludicrous logic lol. She went for an uncalled personal attack AND a grammar nag. I don't know how me scratching my backside and my "family jewels" while watching KZbin and being not in the same shape as 10 years ago validates theatre being considered a sport 😅 Yeah, Ballet people do way more activity than me. Still doesn't mean they are athletes. Still doesn't change that neither of us does sports 😂

[@turinmormegil7715]

​@@joelpaulo4027 thanks. The only reason I can think of for why she blew off her lid was that she took it personally; as if he was insinuating that since theatre isn't an sport then that meant that she wasn't fit or athletic in her teens, which he....clearly didn't? He just said she didn't find the piece of clothing in the sports aisle cuz it isn't sportswear since it isn't a sport at all. I mean, if that's not taking it personal, why would she, then, point at the viewers not being athletic as if it were an argument for "theatre = sports"? That's ludicrous logic lol. She went for an uncalled personal hit AND a grammar nag. I don't know how me scratching my backside and my "family jewels" while watching KZbin and being not in the same shape as 10 years ago validates theatre being considered a sport 😅 Yeah, Ballet people do way more activity than me. Still doesn't mean they are athletes. Still doesn't change that neither of us does sports 😂

[@turinmormegil7715]

Thanks, mate. The only reason I can think of for why she blew off her lid was that she took it personally; as if he was insinuating that since theatre isn't an sport then that meant that she wasn't fit or athletic in her teens, which he....clearly didn't? He just said she didn't find the piece of clothing in the sports aisle cuz it isn't sportswear since it isn't a sport at all. I mean, if that's not taking it personal, why would she, then, point at the viewers not being athletic as if it were an argument for "theatre = sports"? That's ludicrous logic lol. She went for an uncalled personal hit AND a grammar nag. I don't know how me scratching my backside and my "family jewels" while watching KZbin and being not in the same shape as 10 years ago validates theatre being considered a sport 😅 Yeah, Ballet people do way more activity than me. Still doesn't mean they are athletes. Still doesn't change that neither of us does sports 😂

[@turinmormegil7715]

I remembered something funny from my school, since she said theatre kids are fit and "look like marble sculptures". That means jack in sports. The same way deadlifters looking ripped means jack when talking about actual physical strength and prowess. Cuz in my class we had a lot of chiseled faces, toned, six packed, ripped dudes that couldn't do s in sports. They were worse than the sedentary kids. And the fat gae kid danced way better and longer than even the entire class, even than the girls, but he wasn't exceptional at sports. The real dudes at sports were the small, thin dudes. They didn't look ripped, didn't look chiseled, but they ran faster, longer, played better and were way more agile than the best dancers in my class

[@evalirova]

the Shakespeare reference, so fitting.

[@IncorporationXII]

Yeah as someone who did, marching band, show choir, and musical, I spent a good portion of highschool underweight.

[@MrSethHikari]

Theatre is not a sprout!

[@the6ofdiamonds]

All the theatre/band kids I knew where either toothpicks or bordering on round, with literally nothing in between and it being zero indication of how hard they worked. I've done both "sport" and "theatre", they're not comparable. Not because they're not strenuous, but because they're very different in what they require.

[@subzu2733]

You don't have to look like a bodybuilder for it to be athletic lmao, also there are different levels of athleticism but that doesn't mean it's not athletic, it's just makes it LESS athletic.

[@the6ofdiamonds]

@@subzu2733 I said nothing about looking like a bodybuilder.

[@subzu2733]

​@@the6ofdiamonds its an example

[@TheFirehands150]

Its because everyone else is singing in the background while Nerissa is probably doing splits in the air 😅

[@bennhodapp]

It is absolutely athletic, but it's not a sport.

[@captainpositivenegro2854]

Hardly even athletic

[@LunaAzzurro]

I am poking things on my phone. It is a physical motion to tap the screen, therefore I am doing something physical.

[@vierv3798]

Damn chill girl.. 😂

[@Nyperold018]

Theatre is not a skort. But it could be. Imagine skorts, but theatre-themed.

[@OneColdtruth]

I think she's wrong on this logically even the comment section knows this? It's different levels of athletics, sport wins in that category.

[@KILLKING110]

Best part is chat was like bring it challenging her to ban us

[@travalisarcane9112]

That poor bastard drew aggro *HARD*

[@TimExplosion]

Debate teams are governed under school athletic leagues

[@LyraaaLYe]

In my experience, regular (non competitive) swimmers and dancers have some of the best looking bodies ever.

[@AceRepublicRT]

How is this the time I find out there’s a door in her background says “Bedroom, Do Not Enter”

[@Devillancer80]

As someone who was in marching band throughout high school I was eligible to get a letterman jacket. Music departments are eligible for their own version. Our school colors were red, white, and columbia blue. The sports dept got blue for their jackets, music got red. I think I got the better end of the deal, even if my shoulders are too wide now to wear it.

[@suhben]

She's gatekeeping being a theater kid, that is WILD. You can have it, Rissa, all yours

[@MelodusDethicus]

Virtually anything can be a sport. If it can be made to have a competitive aspect, it can be a sport. The question of athleticism involved is merely a matter of degree and in what way. Things like dance and professional singing like opera or musical theater, which require a high level of capability respective to their particular demands and in their particular ways, can absolutely be considered athletic. People who engage in things that are more an exercise of the mind, such as competitive mathematics, can also be considered sports and athletic in its own way as well. Some folks will get tripped up in an argument of semantics of the term "sports" meaning things like ballgames, track and field, and other things of that nature that would typically come to mind versus a broader understanding of competitive activities in general. Same with "athletic" where people usually associate that with physical feats of the body, while it can also be understood to mean prowess in other fields outside that. Failure to outline terms and how we're understanding them, as well as simple ignorance of course, is how statements like, "Theater and choir isn't athletic though", and the resulting rant in response happen.

[@fenniə]

you know what, as someone who have a dance background i can completely understand nerissa's anger because when you take it seriously it can be HELLA tiring.

[@poorwillwhipper7950]

Brothers nearly got Alt+F4'd from life. Having shared an apartment with a theater major I can attest that they are athletic and work tirelessly. It may not be on the level of my other roommate who ran cross in high school, but I can still acknowledge it.

[@cezarsantos97]

they can be fit, ok, not all of them and is definitely not a sport, sport is a different concept

[@Pherim_]

I understand Ballet or Marching band being physically demanding, but outside that, is not near as Sports

[@poorwillwhipper7950]

@@cezarsantos97 for sure it's definitely not a sport

[@genHawkeye]

being in the marching band had me in such good shape; i sadly gained a lot of weight after i left high school and stopped playing the trumpet and marching :v

[@zombieRyuji]

Damn she’s triggered

[@Barbaryotaku]

Singing Macross songs is a sport.

[@zeanolafboyopos1409]

Sport is not a theater

[@Schizonibba]

Ultimate copium overdose

[@joelpaulo4027]

I think so too😂, that is just Copium for me.

[@Ben_jamin-San]

Theater requires your core muscles mostly your diaphragm while main stream sports mostly require muscles for legs and arms. As someone who has done both they are work out especially if you’re singing and moving around

[@gamingguru2k6]

That woman has a steel spine. I wouldn't make her angry.

[@MrMajenta]

0:53 imagine...

[@ZaWrldo]

Ive never seen an athletic theatre kid, there were only athletes that did theatre

[@trvnquillityvii6418]

This rant is on par with Uzaki-chan's rant on mint chocolate and it was hilarious.

[@Maragidyne555]

go off queen

[@stat4977]

Ngl thought I was entering into another “I love aradia” video

[@eigrivtupaz2502]

To the fellow Jail Bird of mine... Let me tell you... GG brother, you Clock the slide of Nerissa's gun on the point blank aim.... May you Be recovered from this GG no RE :( ;)