SPIDER-MAN: Why MYSTERIO Was Right (And Inspired the MCU's Thunderbolts) Marvel Villain Explained

Mysterio was the villain who ultimately brought down Peter Parker, and framed Spider-Man in the eyes of the public. He was able to convince the world that he was a hero as great as Iron man, and the heir apparent to the Avengers. Even though he was a villain, you have to admit--he had a point. The way Mysterio used manipulation and fake news to control people is all too-real. And it's also a big sign post for the creation of the Thunderbolts, or dark Avengers. A team of "heroes" that will likely include Zemo, US Agent, Abomination, Yelena Belova, and more.
If you're new, Subscribe! → bit.ly/subscribe-screencrush
Go here → screencrush.com/
Like us → / screencrush
Follow us → / screencrushnews
Get our newsletter → screencrush.com/newsletter/
Written and Edited by Pavel Terehovsky (pavel8866.wixsite.com/pavelt) [e-mail]
Hosted by Ryan Arey ( / ryanarey )
#Spider-Man #Mysterio #NoWayHome

[@ScreenCrush]

What other villains were right?

[@ignorantenlightenment]

Thanos, Killmonger, Ultron

[@spritvio639]

@@ignorantenlightenment Yes definitely Ultron. If everyone is dead there are no problems anymore.

[@phoule76]

Madvillain

[@prashantsharma8308]

Karli

[@Optimusprimeisachad]

Your mom

[@podracer35]

I think what's even scarier is that even if Mysterio is proven to be a fraud, that betrayal alone could be enough to weaken any public faith in heroes

[@DanteYewToob]

Also you’d have stupid “Mysterio Truthers” who believe the lie and think the truth is false and still worship him and hate Spider-Man. Because people are dumb like that.

[@elluispalacios]

Enter the mutants ?

[@lilbebe6566]

This!!

[@Natalie-fk7gu]

@@DanteYewToob *cough* the daily bugle

[@idkwhattoputhere6]

enter comic civil war

[@catdaddyaf9583]

The fact that Mysterio was down to shoot Peter in the face makes him top 3 villains in the MCU. Cold blooded.

[@amellowblue]

Also down to fuck his whole world up even after he was dead just out of spite. Absolutely heartless

[@srayj]

I just re-watched Far from Home again last night and I really think Gyllenhaal was the perfect choice for Mysterio. He has the good looks and leading man air about him that makes you believe he definitely could be a superhero, yet he also plays the creepy jaded manipulative guy incredibly well.

[@russrichardson991]

Yeah, he can project the “I’m no hero” vibe to the public and the “We’re the real heroes” vibe to his henchmen equally well. His confidence allowed him to embrace his belief in both of these ideals. He really sells it!

[@lilbebe6566]

I was doing the same and also thought this! He’s been my fav Spider-Man villain from all 3 diff movie series

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

+srayj Yep!

[@nelsonmercadojr2749]

Far from home was wayyyyy better than what it remembered when I watched it again last week

[@marcelopajares1438]

According to Taylor Swift he is actually a manipulative guy so lol

[@FrankLeeYoung]

"Quentin Beck is a bitter, resentful narcissist." For someone who hates Tony Stark, Mysterio sure acts like him LOL Then again, so are many villains Iron Man goes up against. Loki, Ultron, Hammer, Killian. Like he's a magnet for villainous versions of himself!

[@svkbw1921]

Most comic book villains are meant to reflect an aspects of the hero they were created to fight.

[@outispuzzle-manlepeace7394]

I'm really REALLY hoping that the *most* accurate portrayal of an evil Tony Stark ends up being the Green Goblin to Spider-Man. It would make so much sense to end Tom Holland's 6th and final film as Spider-Man with a version of Green Goblin who is almost EXACTLY like Tony Stark just wayyyy darker. It makes sense because Tom Holland's Peter started off fighting alongside Tony as Iron-Man and then his final villain would be a dark reflection of his previous mentor. I agree with you on these villains, they all do reflect Tony's character. But Norman should be the most accurate reflection we get.

[@BrockSamsonite]

Kang. Lol

[@TheDCbiz]

He's kinda an accidental villain if you think about it

[@MrKinkysloth]

Like that saying “you have more in common with your enemy than your friends”

[@Quanic2000]

"Today people are more concerned with winning an argument than the truth" Wasn't expecting the deep dive but I'm all for it 👊

[@philv2529]

What do you mean "today?" It's always been that way.

[@yugitrump435]

@@philv2529 used to be harder to find support if you're a crackpot

[@philv2529]

@@yugitrump435 yeah the internet let's fringe peeps find each other and then they end up reinforcing each others confirmation biases

[@thecaptain7755]

@@philv2529 I would agree, but it's even worse now. With the creation of social media, people are more prone to wanting to win an argument more than actually stating their true beliefs and losing that argument. Like Twitter.

[@awakenow7147]

@@thecaptain7755 Does losing an argument immediately indicate that you're wrong? Not trying to start an argument. Genuine question

[@idbuyanewbmx]

How is this even a question? Mysterio saved my brother in London. How could anyone think that Spider-Man could EVER be a hero after he straight up murders Mysterio for that?! HE'S A MENACE!

[@Chirag_S_Kashyap]

LMAO

[@discolullaby5777]

Spider-Man also killed night monkey may he RIP.

[@idbuyanewbmx]

@@discolullaby5777 Another victim of this monster. Night Monkey trusted this... thing. We all did. But Night Monkey paid the ultimate price. Peter Parker may LOOK like us, but inside he's anything but human.

[@irismedina3405]

Misterio was trying to kill Peter. Peter just defended him self it was his life or the other.

[@idbuyanewbmx]

@@irismedina3405 I've seen the video. Mysterio was murdered trying to defend London.

[@thedude1878]

It's funny how Mysterio was played very much like Syndrom from The Incredibles.

[@citizencj3389]

Só true....AND WHEN EVERYONE IS SUPER....NO ONE WILL BE....

[@tikiviktor]

Remember that wasn’t Fury, Talos. I believe if that WAS the realFury he wouldn’t trust Mysteriously so readily.

[@katearcher8514]

True

[@nathank3976]

But Peter did, which lowered his guard since if Fury says Mysterio is a good guy than why would he think otherwise.

[@katearcher8514]

So, all in all, Talos screwed up as the world's mightiest agent

[@gregoryhyman4621]

@@katearcher8514 Secret Invasion

[@katearcher8514]

@@gregoryhyman4621 that's a lot to process, as I've never seen any comic books. I just deal with the problems as they come at me in the MCM

[@sydposting]

Another incredible analysis - this is SO much more than some clickbaity "Thanos/Killmonger/etc Was Right" essay. Mysterio was our introduction to Phase 4, and the strongest additions to Phase 4 all feature some manner of manipulation of public image and/or narratives. I can only hope that No Way Home, and the rest of Phase 4 in general, continues this trend of thematic antagonists.

[@wandamaximoff299]

Well said!!

[@ajzoom881]

Syd Nyman was right

[@TheeKingRayzor]

I'm still waiting on the episode, *"Why Ryan Arey Was Right!"* it's the most anticipated episode ever.

[@madtitan0825]

I just love how Mysterio is probably the most irredeemable psychotic on screen Spiderman villain, which is just entertaining af

[@jcaseyjones2829]

Um. You're aware WILLEM DAFOE played a Spider-Man villain, right?

[@madtitan0825]

@@jcaseyjones2829 he did and his character is psychotic alright but u can see wut drives him become this, he’s not always mental, sure he’s not always a good dad but he was normal once

[@cedriceric9730]

Yes he is lol He's as wrong as wrong gets

[@jcaseyjones2829]

I have to disagree. I think Green Goblin is far more crazy. But hey, Mysterio is a nutbag too, for sure.

[@briang.2218]

@@jcaseyjones2829 ​Yee Goblin was definitely more flat-out insane as they come. I guess it's a question of how Dafoe Osborn is still of that "Good Guy driven to madness by experiment-gone-wrong" style of villain, whereas Beck is "narcissistic psychopath" basically from the start. It takes a bit to push him over the edge, but he certainly was unstable from the get-go, sort of a more dramatic Lou Bloom from Nightcrawler.

[@GreatDeath52]

This goes back to how I've seen a lot pf people hate on phase 4 because it's not as huge and fantastical as phases 1-3 but I think that's the point. Phase 4 is all about looking at the aftermath of the infinity saga. Four of the Avengers are dead, one Avenger just had a nervous breakdown and enslaved an entire town, the guy who was meant to be the new captain america murdered a man in cold blood, another Avenger is being accused of murder, the world of superheros is falling apart and the world is confused. I love this collective narrative of chaos on a human level, it's more believable, it's relatable, and it will just make the eventual team up that will happen in either phase 5 or 6 against either Kang or Galactus or both that much more special

[@discolullaby5777]

That’s not why people don’t like it, it’s all the force political bs, and pandering. Replacing all the men with woman because??? The characters I liked are all gone except for Spider-Man… and apparently he’s gonna go make Sony movies. So why would people like me stay when the people creating the new movies don’t care?

[@awakenow7147]

@@discolullaby5777 This. People still love to conveniently ignore the real reasons why people are upset. I don't hate Phase 4. You may disagree with me on this, but I actually like the IDEAS around Wandavision, F&WS, Loki, and Hawkeye. I've given them all a shot, and there are a lot of things that I like, and some of the characters really do develop well. But it doesn't change the fact that there are clear propaganda moments as well. That speech at the end of F&WS? There was 0 nuance in that. No real critical thinking. No addressing problems from every angle possible. Just the system telling us what to believe. Having a female Loki pretty much take the lead? Again, raw pandering to people who've never even read a comic in their lives. Its not that those of us who are upset aren't "deep enough", as many people would love to believe, its that we don't like propaganda.

[@ms.bubs4fun506]

@@discolullaby5777 People like you? Incels? Trump supporters?

[@PlatinumGrande]

@@ms.bubs4fun506 butthurt much? If name calling is all you can do, time to find some new talents.

[@FazeParticles]

@@ms.bubs4fun506 sex and politics is irrelevant to the fact that phase 4 is lame so enjoy it. I haven’t eat C4 Ed any phase 4 other than NWH and that was 75% Sony.

[@bridgetwhitley4590]

Another great essay, extremely relevant to the world we're living in today. Thank you.

[@joeleboeuf]

13:33 "Turning the public on the Heroes, while supporting the villains." This statement actually holds more merit than most people believe. Mainly because of the fact that in rare instances, it was the heroes influence that drove the villains over the edge. To give them the motivation to expose the heroes for their actions, and prove that the heroes aren't as heroic as the masses view them as. And at the same time, make them seen as the heroic savior. This is the very thing that drives Mysterio to fool the masses into thinking that he's the greatest hero of all; discrediting Spider-Man, and taking the focus off of Tony Stark. The very person who drove Beck into becoming a supervillain.

[@DanteYewToob]

Honestly, this shit is a hundred times more scary than Thanos or any villain. Having supervillains in the world doesn’t scare me that much… knowing that my nieces and nephews have internet access absolutely scares the shit out of me when I see the kinds of bullshit being peddled every day. They’re smart and good kids but it’s hard to know what to believe… A Dark Avengers movie or series like this would be uncomfortable and hard to watch.

[@Rahul69726]

"The Boys" is a very good example of a dark Avengers series

[@jliller]

People don't want to be right; they want to be told they are right. Much as in days of yore when people claimed to be concerned about their Honor when in fact they were merely concerned about others' perception of their Honor. Being wrong is a failure and is embarrassing, but living in denial rather than changing your views to the correct ones is even worse.

[@Le_Mon9]

Yes. It's not about being right because they already think they are. What gets them high is validation.

[@FRND23]

Well you still can see that still nowadays…

[@SoulShines4U]

I'm reminded of two quotes, both of which are from Falcon and The Winter Soldier and relevant to Ryan's excellent video analysis... *"The world's broken. Everybody's just looking for someone who can fix it."* - James Rhodes (War Machine) *"The danger with America's super soldiers is that we put them on pedestals. They become symbols, icons, and then we start to forget about their flaws. From there cities fly, innocent people die, movements are formed and wars are fought."* - Baron Helmut Zemo

[@JamesBurnell]

This seems like it’s not just about Mysterio….

[@Crazcosmopwnu]

Funny how this came out before the whole covid fiasco

[@erikdayne5429]

The best stories draw inspiration from the real world

[@benhurbenstiller]

Covid fiasco?

[@popcultureforever]

I swear if Screen Crush was a thing back when I was in high school, I would have freaking nailed my movie analysis papers. And yeah, I love Doug the Dog. 😀

[@kingpotato3053]

Mysterio was not just a man with a story, a visual, a ILLUSION. He was a man who worked hard his entire life and got thrown away like a piece of trash. He also shows that no matter how hard you work no one will acknowledge you for your work unless your rich, your famous and that’s why I love him so much

[@mechagodzillakevin6079]

When i saw The far FROM home ending the first thing that came in my mind was "Despite everything you have done for them eventually they will hate you" Green goblin 2002

[@Joesith_]

I’d love to see the Thunderbolts sooner rather than later tbh

[@swankm9821]

You will, the Marvel phases are moving quiet along if you follow the full chart

[@leeelizabeth1702]

I absolutely love these insightful and philosophical analyses. There's so much into it. So many controversial and complicated issues can be analyzed under the optics of superhero movies.

[@doyouevendraft]

Ryan! Last night I rewatched The Amazing SpiderMan with my 11 year old son. As soon as he saw the hexagonal pattern on the outside of Oscorp, he turned to me and screamed “NOT THE BEES!!!!” I was so proud.

[@ryannkyle7464]

beck is so underrated villain. he may have lost the battle but he won the war. peter is alone now because of mysterio; he exposed peter's identity. aunt may is dead, his bestfriend and mj dont remember him, no one remembers peter even the avengers.

[@dpdurlston-powell3851]

This is probably one of the best videos ever from ScreenCrush. Really really good. Excellent writing.

[@RodrigoFar14]

4:42 "You can't handle the truth!" - Some movie I don't remember, but trust me it is a real quote. Trust me you don't want the truth.

[@geraltrivia6148]

Marketing himself as a hero was definitely brilliant; they can get away with practically anything in the MCU. The Sokovia Accords may as well not exist, pardons are handed out like tic-tacs, Stark Industries and The Black Panther own monopolies on all of the best tech and only share with their friends, and their celebrity status places them above reproach. I hope that the Thunderbolts addresses the grievances of the 'villains' and treats them like real, complex people, rather than being self-deprecating and apologetic, like the Loki series was. I also hope that the Thunderbolts include Agatha Harkness; She's a 'good guy' in the comics and, in my opinion, did nothing wrong in WandaVision. It was Wanda herself who abducted and psychologically tortured the residents of WestView and, if her grief renders her actions excusable, why not Zemo's? The Avengers built (and lost control of) a genocidal android, killed Zemo's entire family and dissolved his country fighting it, and didn't even stick around to help pull survivors out of the wreckage they'd caused. The Vulture would not have been a criminal at all if Stark hadn't lobbied to force his company out of the disaster relief market so that Stark Industries would have exclusive access to alien tech. Perhaps the next generation of Avengers will adopt Spiderman's motto: "With great power comes great responsibility." and address the downsides of a select group of individuals holding so much power with so little oversight and virtually no consequences.

[@TimothyMReynolds]

Mysterio was insightful and used that to manipulate people, and was therefore “right” as in “perceptive”, but he was never IN the right.

[@joshuaallred9977]

Thanks for the videos. I always love hearing your insights because you go beyond just theorizing or explaining a movie and actually delve into the inner workings of the movies, the hidden messages for real life. Your thoughts help reveal the movies’ representations for life and they become more than just fascinating stories.

[@stevemammen7779]

Good commentary and spot-on. Well done, Mate!

[@barisbal7782]

its really annoying how people try to downgrade his value as a spider-man villain just because he worked for tony once. the writing gives us this level of symbolism and subtlety and this is the problem for us?

[@mrjxn007]

Thanks for always being so positive! I love your content!

[@thealjohnsonshow2188]

I honestly have no words. Everything that was stated here were things that I didn't even take into consideration. This thing is hella deep, but quite informative at the same time.

[@WinterSo1dier]

I see what you did here… well done sir 👏🏽👏🏽. The parallels are definitely there

[@davidcadogan9478]

Nicely done. I see what you are really getting at. Well played

[@Janhouu]

Thank you Ryan, great video as always

[@ScreenCrush]

Is Mysterio still alive?

[@Tophatjones358]

No

[@whatifno5400]

Yesn't

[@b1ztake]

Tf u on abt still alive man legit took his last breath on screen he’s not the next moriarty ffs

[@brucelau2023]

Yes. he is secretly still alive there's no way they're gonna let him go, he's coming back .

[@skiddyskiddz2]

Nah but they can bring him back through illusions

[@sx11xz32]

At this point according to these guys every villain was right

[@Lance37a]

From a certain point of view.

[@blaze6477]

@@Lance37a no, none of them were right.

[@gregoryhyman4621]

Villains have to be right to a certain degree

[@dipperdandy]

@@blaze6477 maybe not right their goals, and certainly not in their methods, but often in their perceptions of others and the world. Generally they're right about something and they take advantage of it for their own benefit.

[@blaze6477]

@@dipperdandy yeah but he is generalising it like they were right in all areas.

[@theruoc147]

One thing I always wondered, what was Beck’s endgame. Sure he wanted to be “the next Iron Man” Let’s say his plan works. What did he plan to do when a real threat came along? Expect other heroes to deal with it and take the credit? All his stuff was special effects. Even with Edith that’s not guarantee of victory. Idk, maybe he just didn’t think that far ahead. Or try his get his hands on more of Stark’s tech to improve his abilities? II wouldn’t call this a plot hole or anything, just something I always wondered.

[@GreatDeath52]

I think his plan from the beginning was to have a "great sacrifice" maybe not a death but pretend to suffer a dehabilitating injury during a fight and bask in the glory and praise of his sacrifice for the rest of his life

[@cedriceric9730]

Such people exist , ultimately all evil is simply stupid and no one gets away with it. He was just that stupidly evil, they make it clear he is mentally unstable

[@discolullaby5777]

Some guy on KZbin made a video saying that FFH should’ve had a different prize. Instead of the glasses, Mysterio should’ve gotten his hands on and Ironman suit variant he could’ve modified. Then he do some real damage.

[@theruoc147]

@@discolullaby5777 that would make more sense honestly. Id imagine Edith could give him access to more of starks tech.

[@badascan8910]

@@cedriceric9730 ummmmmm... Plenty of people get away with evil every day.

[@trippytimesjosh355]

6:30 Awesome you included Legion. Such a bonkers overlooked show from the Marvel Multiverse

[@palashpathak3752]

Man you are awesome, connecting fantasy fiction to modern day reality. Loving this type of content.

[@EthanTotten]

I thoroughly love these "... Was right" essays. This one maybe my favorite however. Very nice hypothesis of controlling the narrative of Mysterio and susceptible populace. I am not sure there is enough, but have you thought of looking into Ironman or Steve Rodgers was right around Civil War time. Could be an interesting take to actually have a "hero x was right". Keep up the good work!

[@Burhanontheranch]

Dude, you're the best at this on KZbin

[@letsreciew]

Brilliant video. Outstanding content! Thank you for being a created

[@rileynielsen4191]

I love in this video that you wink at politics, but don't take sides. Very well done. Also maintaining the core of your video to be your passion, which is the MCU and comics in general, just shows the professionalism you have as a KZbin creator. Well done.

[@ToaFierek2]

This must have red pilled many indirectly, if not, directly. Awesome video ScreenCrush! love your content. :D

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

Wow. This video is crucial for today's lost world. Especially this country. Thank you for this work of true Art!

[@russrichardson991]

Brilliant analysis, as always. They’ve sown some great seeds for Thunderbolts.

[@TheDCbiz]

And I think mutants. After thunderbolts and secret invasion public trust will be low and that'll breed mutant hate and hate for heros

[@CrazyMammaJamma]

Technically, Mysterio tricked an alien pretending to be Fury.

[@lloydmills5968]

I'd like to have known Doug's thoughts on this weighty topic. Great vid!

[@dheerajkallimar2869]

Congratulations on 1Mill 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@errolseaman454]

Brilliant video Sir!!

[@pheckeht]

I feel like everyone forgets that this movie arc of Mysterio tricking the world into thinking Spider-Man is a murderer and a villian is a video game arc from long ago where Mysterio did exactly the same thing in that game to Spider-Man and then some.

[@ivan_beethoven_6209]

I was just rewatching far from home and received this video, great timing Ryan!

[@prettycyber8332]

i’m glad you made this. I was thinking about this the other day. Damn Jake 🥰

[@tanisparker1282]

Congrats on 1 million subs

[@gusnd]

Another awesome video!

[@joshyv01]

Great Video, very informative and I felt that it also really related to the real world. We are living in an age of misinformation and distrust.

[@robsky7952]

I think this could lead to more mutants coming out trying to be super heroes and then the government stepping in with Anti Mutant regulation...... then X-MEN!!

[@ClintHollingsworth]

One of your best yet.

[@Tigrey44]

OMG this was so good!

[@anubhavbhattacharya4051]

this is so amazing content!

[@chatham2006]

great video, great insight- definitely applies to nowadays

[@jalabi99]

The theme of this essay was also part of the plot of 1976's _Network_ - you know the movie where Peter Finch's character shouts on-air "I'm as mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it any more!"

[@capybara2671]

But why didn't shield or any other super hero come out in support for peter.

[@MrJayateabug]

Wow, nice video Ryan.

[@lescorlett4133]

Absolutely spot on dude! Makes you think about the World in general at the moment.

[@bobbycecere1037]

Oh yeah? And what is it you're thinking about it?

[@user-lp3ew1xb5u]

You’re my hero, Screencrush.

[@delectableprovisions]

Your channel is lit af bro

[@innerninja7992]

Excellent exposition on the MCU, and current reality.

[@JohnThrasher1]

Wow, this is some of your best work, Ryan! Good job!

[@Christopherfrost13]

I appreciate the very short Legion clip you added to this video. You should have used the whole clip of Jon Hamm explaining why people will believe anything and how it spreads. Thank you for what you do.

[@Frankzelenka]

Great episode love your insight.

[@BRONZALiVE]

Just like how Thanos won in infinity war, Mysterio one in far from home and thanks to him Peter has to live with the world knowing his identity, like how the avengers had to live for 5 years with their mistake, and now like the avengers, Peter wants to undo it, but has to face the consequences of the multiverse villains and the deaths I no way home, everything comes back to Mysterio revealing his identity, everything that happens in no way home really is mysterious fault, everything comes from him

[@krishna_2019]

Yet another great analysis. Thanks.

[@jakespeed9419]

Love it!!!! Great job!!!

[@sayusaymee7722]

0:44 *"Bubble Boy"* is hilariously underrated 😆

[@EricEsenwine]

When is Marvel going to hire you to help narratively shape the MCU?! Brilliant analysis! You are very good at exploring the superhero genre from multiple thematic standpoints, and those themes are always insightful. Thank you!

[@MrFinster53]

the hero worship is one of the main reasons why i wanna see another villain (or villains) who hate the avengers and want revenge like Zemo. The public trusts heroes to save them and when there are casualties, those victims and their families are talked about for a couple days or a week and forgotten. I know there has to be some obsessive people out there who want nothing but revenge

[@sprafa71]

"A lie is like a virus" That reminded me to Legion, the best Philosophy Marvel(kinda) related series. (also the firts one not animated that brought time travel and the multiverse)

[@ColtonHere]

Great video!

[@dzd2371]

Missed opportunity for an ad break that I was expecting when you were talking about superheroes endorsement deals 🤣

[@suffoc8]

There's a lot of people on Mysterio's team, I wonder if one might grow a conscience for the kid's life they're ruining and expose the lie

[@dranksinatra2493]

This is a perfect argument/theme/setup for Booster Gold.

[@Joshers744]

I’ve seen people in real life base their core beliefs from celebrities. He definitely had a good point.

[@FabsFigures]

I love everything you did on this video and thank you! Hopefully it'll click for some...God bless and stay safe

[@obeyo1439]

Amazing video

[@marioskosmidhs9454]

Great video

[@tikiviktor]

THANK YOU ScreenCruxh for the Bubble Boy reference. EVERY time I’ve made that reference NOBODY has gotten it.

[@dbo4rmny2010]

Doctor Doom would be a great example of this once he comes out.

[@Mid01]

In a very odd way, the anime “My Hero Academia” makes this the entire plot, “What it means to be the greatest hero, amongst a society of heroes?” Outside of that, this video is on point.

[@begcoins]

Very good video. Gets us ready for how to approach No Way Home.

[@KarloBlaze]

Damn. Mysterio even made an illusion of MJ falling which came true

[@anshulkumaria2205]

Please do a legacy or importance of Tomorrow Never Dies. That movie was way ahead of it's time.

[@techynerdygypsy1731]

This is absolutely fantastic.... 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pletch73]

So true! Preach it brother 🙌

[@ImTheDudeGames]

It's up to truly honest good hearted people who can see through the bullshit to rise up and fight against dishonesty and misinformation

[@theCZECHMAN]

One of your best videos yet! Absolutely love your take on misinformation and am so glad I'm not the only one that saw that message in Far From Home. Thank you for making the video I conceptualized in my head but didnt have the skills to make (not sarcasm). Keep 'em coming! =)