The Ending Of Hated In The Nation Explained | Black Mirror Season 3 Explained

[@torycatherine2044]

I thought it was interesting how at the end of the episode, the massacre of over 300,000 people didnt really change anything or anyone at all. Karen became a hate figure, like all those other people before her because of the case. All those people screaming at her seemed to completely forget that hate figures are what lead to the massacre in the first place

[@GG-wy8pk]

Of course, attack hate with hate never worked

[@BankruptGreek]

I wonder how accurate this is too reality. After big events like ww1 and ww2 I believe people held a different stance against war. But yet again America didn't learn anything from 9/11 or any school shooting. Maybe the events weren't big enough to have an impact.

[@byzantinebeauty]

I don’t think she was a hate figure but simply the press just being the press. The signs I saw didn’t seem to demonstrate any hate to Karen directly

[@Horny_Fruit_Flies]

Humans don't fundamentally change. There have been literally millions of terrible events like that, genocides, mass murders, riots, wars, you name, billions of dead motherfuckers because of our hatred. But we never learn. Because we never change. It's in our nature to assume instead of investigate.

[@HealthInspectorz]

It's a cycle of hate that occurs in reality as well. Look at war-torn countries and wonder why civil wars take so long? It's because "freedom fighters" are on the fight for power to exercise their belief of justice. It's similar in a rather convenient world we live in: humans have the capacity to spread hate on someone and the product of these actions are retaliation.

[@hellozekehere4410]

In my opinion this is the most scariest episode of black mirror because it's very likely that this could happen to our society with all that twitter thing going on

[@viridianatorres417]

The Cyber bees exist . Not sure if they are in testing mode right now.

[@Competitive_Antagonist]

A lot of episodes seems like predictions, but Charlie and other others writers are probably just more aware of current developments than other people. 'Nosedive' was considered a prediction by some, but it was public record some time before. Plus other predictions are more like extrapolations of current trends. It's like saying 'Lawnmower Man' is a prediction of VR when the idea of strapping a TV screen to your face probably was an idea soon after TV became popular.

[@Beeetlejjug]

It's not likely at all.

[@Drakhpally]

ECTorres it already is. Think Covington.

[@Kernog]

I completely agree. Minus the bee drones, this is an eerie representation of "Twitter justice", where presumption of guilt replaces presumption of innocence, and people prefer black-and-white, hero-and-villain narratives to gray reality. The Waldo Moment is also very scary in its own way.

[@Axoodles]

Hated In the Nation is my favourite episode but genuinely is starting to resemble Twitter'a "cancel culture" (as much as its not murdering people) which is super worrying

[@brianfarrell1808]

Niamh Corry I saw a video saying it was the worst and I watched it and loved it!! Very foreseeable

[@exaggeratedswagger7485]

Niamh Corry yep

[@pickle5666]

To be fair, most of the people in cancel culture would wish death upon those they don't like if they thought they could get away with it.

[@arianagrandeismyqueen6166]

Niamh Corry OH MY GOSHHHH I THOUGHT THIS

[@HealthInspectorz]

Thank god i dont use twitter at all. Just a fuel for negativity, but oh I can say the same thing to social media in general.

[@AaronKaiMCDNLD]

"Give someone a mask, and they will show you who they really are."

[@yasalam7619]

Aaron Kai Macdonald is this bane

[@tatitorodriguez376]

Deep

[@ayakashimira1417]

The twilight zone

[@AllyOJustice]

Aaron Kai Macdonald “nearly all men can stand against adversity, but if you wish to test a man’s character, give him power.” - Abraham Lincoln

[@tatitorodriguez376]

i hate anime I think from the dark night

[@BankruptGreek]

When your identical twin is active on twitter and you see the bees coming for you. suprised pikachu

[@exaggeratedswagger7485]

Different lmaoo

[@hamishc-c185]

😂😂😂

[@Taschip]

PogU emote

[@anderkid1090]

Aisling C that has nothing to do with this. I’m showing you can swear at something.

[@anderkid1090]

i hate anime anime is a large area of art at the moment. It is a great media of potential and that opinion unfortunately doesn’t have much truth to it.

[@agdgdgwngo]

I think a common theme of nearly all Black Mirror esipodes is heavy-handed punishment that is way worse than the actual crime.

[@lith2157]

*episode

[@mayolicious69]

And mob justice

[@leilaguluzade778]

Except for Shut up and Dance. That was definitely deserved.

[@hguiohoiasdsad120]

@@leilaguluzade778 Are you joking? That's a prime example of heavy-handed punishment

[@2-dsynctium773]

@@leilaguluzade778 and so he was psychologically forced to commit more atrocious crimes such as robbery and duels to the death in hopes of having their names cleared only to end up being deceived to and possibly end up serving a death penalty because of the hacker's illogical definition of justice and mistakenly confuse it with psychological and physical torture. Yeah, that's not punishment. Not in a long shot.

[@ckul822]

This episode is incredibly well written.

[@amberrogers9941]

CKU L can you explain the ending to me ... im still confused by it

[@ckul822]

@@amberrogers9941 Could you tell me what exactly you did not understand? The killer tries to submerge by shaving his head and moving to a different country but Agent Colson tracks him down

[@cheesesteakphilly]

Amber Rogers Killer moves to a different country. Agent finds him.

[@rowanfunke]

Yea, but I’m low key traumatised

[@billyjoeprudence3797]

Why does the partner of Blue delete her message when she already find the one who is controlling the bees?

[@bengunn1980]

Lots of people hate when others have freedom of speech. But never hesitate to use it themselves.

[@luv3bud]

exactly

[@issyyourboo2848]

No, they hate when what others are saying doesn't agree with what they believe in. But yeah they are definitely still hypocrites none the less.

[@calmgoodfire4662]

Issy YourBoo That’s what he said why did you disagree only to tell him he’s exact answer?

[@issyyourboo2848]

@@calmgoodfire4662 I think our comments are saying two different things. They may seem very similar so I get why you would think that

[@calmgoodfire4662]

Issy YourBoo bruh “Lots of people hate free speech” means they hate the opinions of others thats disagrees with THERE own, similar? Bruh it’s identical

[@justateapot3847]

I love that bees were used to specifically represent the mob, since the people spewing hate acted within a hive mind. Clever writing.

[@bandolierboy1908]

This episode was an entire movie in itself

[@samdixon6588]

I love your voice, you should be immortal you ****. The beginning.

[@beazyb]

Only come to the comments to see these type of comments.

[@munendersingh5631]

Hhh

[@elleofhearts8471]

his voice and chills' are polar opposites

[@bella7769]

Sam Dixon can’t be immortal if I’m already immortal in the inside!

[@attackofthecopyrightbots]

@@elleofhearts8471 who are you talking to

[@hannahbanana7723]

This is the video that convinced me to delete my social media. It was too real. Far too realistic. If given the opportunity, I know in my heart, people would do this. They already do. It's terrifying. I try to tell everyone to watch this show. It's eye opening.

[@ryoyamada8579]

KZbin is a social media too... But I know the feeling, sometimes comments on social media really makes me question humanity😥

[@bliewhale]

You should read about mob lynching in India. 44+ deaths by mob violence and hundreds injured.

[@johnindigo5477]

@@bliewhale violence like this has happend forever. Anyone not white would be beating or lynched in America at one point for the littlest offense. Modern society is regressing backwards while movement in any direction is considered progress just so we can feel superior to the past

[@cdavis7255]

@@johnindigo5477 Whites too. Particularly poor whites in the South during the Antebellum period.

[@athiefinthenight6894]

nice name lol

[@martinaskupin9549]

Teacher of little kids wish death to someone. "It´s just a game!" I don´t want her around any kids or adults.

[@christinayates2496]

Martina Skupin I bet if the wheelchair woman did it in front of her students and saw the trauma they’ve endured she’d be singing a different tune

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

Yeh. It unnerved me that she was a teacher of little children.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

@0ddMonk3y Of course it is a fictional show. Even films and books make off real-life events say "inspired by" if it is not a flat out documentary. However, part of the recurring theme of Black Mirror is the lack of accountability persons have when they're behind a screen. For example, you'd less likely call me dense to my face. If you would easily do that to my face, then we could have rather interesting conversations.

[@durian111]

@@tiffanypersaud3518 lol fictional, have you seen america. Those shit are worse than fiction, you could kill someone career because of nothing but mob.

[@Window4503]

Okay, but how often do people online resort to that type of speech? Everyday ordinary people. People who spout it like it’s nothing and don’t think about it at all. In that case, there are many, many people who shouldn’t be around anyone. Not saying it’s okay for them to say it, just kinda surprised you’re making the teacher sound unique in speaking like that.

[@MachineWashable101]

This was probably my favorite episode. The whole story with the bees was so clever and made an awesome season finale! Great job Netflix.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

I know, right? This could have been shown in theaters

[@same9322]

Final episode of s3 but for me it is ep1

[@prashanthadepu3013]

Thanks to Charlie Brooker not fucking netflix

[@MachineWashable101]

@@prashanthadepu3013 I know…

[@88feji]

The ending feels like a homage to Silence of the Lambs but this time the police woman manages to track down the mastermind murderer in a foreign land unlike the clueless Clarice against Hannibal .... This episode feels like it could be made into an actual movie .... maybe thats why the opening ending ....

[@hiinsanity]

It’s actually funny because while me and my brother watched this I asked who he’d use the hashtag for, he didn’t say anything. I told him who I’d pick, in fact I had a line up of people. Once we finished the episode I realized how I’d be dead if something like this ever happened. Really holds a mirror up to your face.

[@huynhvuongviet2410]

well, the show is literally called "Black Mirror" for a reason.

[@chinguunerdenebadrakh7022]

Tbh, I'd probably use the hashtag just to get out of this world.

[@GameZero2]

Why would you ever wish death on another human being?

[@starraesky]

​​@@GameZero2 Because like the society portrayed in this episode, it's easy to do horrible things when you believe there won't be any self-harmful consequences from it. I'm sure if the people in this episode knew that using in the hashtag would result in their own deaths, they wouldn't have even entertained the notion in the first place.

[@DeathnoteBB]

@@starraeskyEasy for some people… not everyone used the hashtag so clearly plenty of us have some sense and compassion

[@erinyoulater]

If this happened irl, it wouldn't even be people that did something 'wrong' that'd be killed. I bet Ninja the fortnite streamer would end up dying just for representing something a lot of people don't like

[@QuikVidGuy]

You're reducing racism to "something people don't like." be honest. You wrote this comment just to bring him up and pretend it was nothing, knowingly a single person would take the easy "no he deserves it" route

[@erinyoulater]

@@QuikVidGuy bruh I'm just talking about fortnite

[@cupcakecake7606]

I think a lot of ppl like fortnite dude they made like 11 mill this year

[@erinyoulater]

@@cupcakecake7606 they made $3 billion dollars in 2018 yeah but I think there are enough people that hate it irrationally to let Ninja be the most voted

[@juancho_villa]

#deathto ninja W🗿

[@davidirimia6463]

One detail you didn't put enough emphasis on is facial recognition. It ties to everyone and how the whole system works. The fact that he shaved his head and changed his appearance is tied to the how bees use facial recognition, the same way humans would use facial recognition to recognize one another. It's also why his twitter accounts had bees as the avatars. I think it's also cool noting how when she goes after the guy at the end, she is dressed in a shirt with bee stripes. Man there's a lot going on with this, reminds me of the ed edd n eddy ending explained video comment section...

[@amberrogers9941]

Badger Music can you explain the endinging cause I am still confused

[@davidirimia6463]

The ending of this episode is quite well explained in this video, not sure I'd do a better job :c As for the Ed Edd n Eddy one, it's called 'Ed Edd N Eddy - How To End A Cartoon'

[@mariejohannagarganera9698]

Do you think it would work if the targets would just cover their faces, change contact lenses, cut their hair, or something? I was thinking the whole time the bees won't recognize them if they did just that.

[@davidirimia6463]

@@mariejohannagarganera9698 Haha yeah, I believe that could be the case. But maybe they have memory, such as if they saw the person wearing certain clothes, they would recognize those maybe? I always like to believe Ai is much smarter than we think

[@mariejohannagarganera9698]

@@davidirimia6463 I see. Because I know the AI is just basing on what the people attached as photos. I'm just trying to overthink what if I was one of the targets and how I can get out lol

[@EuroFerni]

I’ve seen this episode listed as the worst of the series in a poll. Perhaps it’s because it reminds people of their actual mob-minded nature. This is my favorite episode of Black Mirror. It depicts a mistery to be solved, it raises very delicate topics quite pertinent to our times, it has intrigue and tension... It keeps you on the edge of your seat. I enjoyed your analysis. You let me see the episode from a broader perspective. Thanks and congratulations. PS: I love your voice and I hope I’ll see yourpretty face some day.😍 Love from 🇪🇸.

[@BankruptGreek]

where was it listed?

[@David-rt2oo]

Everyone has their opinion. Although I agree, one of my favourite episodes.

[@davidkonevky7372]

its certainly too controversial for people to love

[@jazzx251]

That must have been an exclusive poll that only arseholes are allowed to be a part of. This is a superb episode!

[@WitchLunaEstrella]

To be honest, I didn't like this episode. Not because of the whole theme it tackled, I just think it's not a well-told story. Some of the elements seemed mismatched, Karin is pretty useless for the entire case and she's honestly not an interesting or likeable character to follow. Also, it honestly didn't feel like a good unfolding mystery, progress came in weird spurts and half the time it wasn't because of any good detective work, it was just sort of handed to them conveniently. I guess I'm glad you found it tense because I couldn't find the tension.

[@yousif5029]

this episode kinda reminded me of death note

[@Anyataylorjoi]

joseph the ending part

[@meldylk]

Death note is also a masterpiece, you can't judge it by knowing in generally that anime is not good. He said that this episode reminds him of Death note 'cause it's true, just watch the anime and make your own opinion !! Don't judge a book by its cover 😉

[@salmascholz]

SAMEE

[@lucxl.5796]

Was my favourite manga as a teen. Well, up until L died. Ah, the halcyon mid 2000s...

[@kingkai2800]

@@lucxl.5796 watch code geass

[@xRanAngel]

Just don't send anyone a death wish that's sick and disgusting 🤮

[@artemis_liz7096]

xRanAngel you’ve done it... bullying is no more

[@allanhenriques2694]

Anonymous keyboard activist for president

[@solutionghostsimple6470]

even Logan Paul

[@SunSurfer35]

The words sick and disgusting make me hungry

[@25dinmepaisadouble72]

hate decreases to 0%

[@inlandempyre]

I think what's really fucked up is the fact that people were so quick to jump on the hashtag and wish death upon someone even when their actions weren't deserving of it. It's incredibly telling when people have no issue with making death threats and telling others to kill themselves.

[@alleycatalog]

Garret's goal was to change human nature by killing off "the swarm."

[@NaakaQ]

@Mariivoire he didn't physically carry out the murders, he didn't even know who was going to die until the swarmers "voted" and the MACHINE did it. I think you are wrong those people didn't just use their words they didn't use their brains. also he never participated in the voting so he wasen't killed by the swarm. he didn't he left others to do it. He(bad guy) was very malicious he gave the gun away so other people pull the trigger. my question is out of all possible candidates who was the queen of the swarm?

[@outdose9997]

J White- I’m gonna bet there were more than 3 or 4 casualties, you gotta think about these people’s families and also the possibility of driving accidents doctors performing surgery etc. what he did probably killed a lot more than what he wanted.

[@enchantking]

Yet he created another hive, the people on the ending scene

[@marcusdoherty9139]

Honestly, as backwards as it is he succeeded in that and a lot of bad people in society were "taken care of." Call it natural selection if you will. Obviously I wouldn't do it myself 😆 but he had like 20% good reasoning

[@bluebuffy5]

Charles Lutwidge Dodgson if he hadn’t created the system those people wouldn’t have died like that, so he defo holds a considerable amount of responsibility

[@ladytea697]

This episode had me completely shook. Its an actual movie running 90 minutes long. I love the main character, I remember her when she was in Boardwalk Empire. She's a great actress. I just discovered Black Mirror and I'm loving it. Wow. Such a good series.

[@olafharoldsonnii4713]

What’s her name?

[@michaelangelomendez8141]

Im so mad that Shaun Li was the one who decided to deactivate the bees that lead to the deaths but he and the govt arent even accountable afterwards. Had they listen to Karen, they could have saved those lives. Maybe it's a nod to Gov't being out of touch and making all these major decisions that affect people without them knowing.

[@KayGee247]

It’s his fault

[@may_bb6216]

Am I the only one wondering throughout the whole episode why didn’t they just cover their faces (ears , nose ,mouth and eyes ) ....an easier solution was to wear a hazmat suit instead of tryna secure the potential victims in a large house. Lastly they should’ve at least worn a mask to buy them more time since the bees used facial recognition ..

[@lilhonni]

That’s what I thought but I guess it makes it less entertaining

[@rml4289]

Or maybe just ban the hashtag lol

[@nah_.]

Enough bees would've been able to break through a hazmat suit. I do agree with you on the last point though

[@truli91]

@@nah_. or cover your face. they are programmed for face recognition. they cant kill you if they dont know who you are.

[@TruckStopLayby]

They didn't know when they were going to be attacked. You can't constantly wear a hazmat suit.

[@Eriziic]

Your voice is perfect for these videos my guy, definitely subscribed

[@KaylaJohnson1995]

I agree

[@EricRedbear]

I don't hate his voice. Though it does sound like someone reading a script that has no punctuation. Sometimesitjustallseemstoruntogether.

[@lostdarkside]

The two detectives should have their own crime drama

[@gimbobjenkins405]

You missed the chance to point out the irony of both the bees and social media were created with good intentions but a small group of people chose to use it as a weapon which affected a larger group. My problem with the episode is the way the media was shown to handle it, there is no way they could tell the truth and referring to them as victims. They are victims of their own choices, like you said even after knowing the results of posting that the numbers of people doing it skyrocketed and were any of those people even considered being held responsible, not in the slightest. After their deaths people only wanted a scapegoat, one person they could lay all the blame on instead of placing it on the people who posted the deathto post knowing it would kill someone. I would love to see a sequel to this to find out what if any change in society happened because of this.

[@Ethan-ez2ti]

sheeeeesh

[@Window4503]

Probably no change. Humans have a tendency to pass on blame even after facing their own consequences. The common response is “well I would never be like that,” which only leads to a repeat of what happened. You would need society to become completely honest about itself. But being honest means acknowledging that everyone misses the mark, and no one wants to be caught as the worst person. It’s almost like humanity is evil and, I don’t know, needs a Savior or something.

[@jcepri]

The point is that millions used the hashtag DeathTo even when they knew the person with the most votes would die a horrible death. Yes, the bees were hijacked by criminals, but this is about the mob mentality and cruel nature of mobs.

[@crotasonoforyx5330]

I feel like no-one talks about the fact that OVER 300000 PEOPLE DIED

[@laterokuz931]

Actions have consequences. They took justice on celebs that made mistakes by sending them to their deaths so why don’t they receive the same justice?

[@frottori]

@@laterokuz931 that’s fucked up man. I don’t that what you were supposed to get out of that episode

[@laterokuz931]

@@frottori well everybody is different. That’s my idea of justice, idk what’s yours.

[@whalisten]

@@laterokuz931 not everybody knew that the celebs would actually be killed. not justice

[@henryR2006]

@@laterokuz931 bruh you are kinda a sicko

[@meanberryy]

Anyone else suspected blue the entire episode and was conviced the whole "seeing that changes you, forces you to make a diffrence" was the hint?. After her "suicide" I was so convinced she was going to meet up with garret as colleages.

[@hmm8464]

Thought the same

[@s.tagerius2514]

I actually really like your voice. Great analysis by the way!

[@arancienne]

Garret didn't really get away because Blue found him at the end of the episode

[@logan3917]

True, but there are theories that she was working with him the whole time. I can’t remember the pieces of evidence to support it but I do remember it being pretty convincing, I just don’t want to look it up right now lol.

[@tvc380]

@@logan3917 that doesn't make any sense because Blu text "got him" to the cop lady so she's obviously still working with her.

[@logan3917]

Brady Neal That’s a cover. Blue told her that she would catch him, then says got him to make her think she caught him, when in reality, she’s actually working with him.

[@akritiarora1904]

@@wogarage point

[@Sharikacat]

A simple sound of a gunshot as the camera panned up would have been the perfect cap to that episode.

[@henktank7797]

#LoveTo BryceMakesFilms

[@byzantinebeauty]

HENK tank people need to blow this comment up and be pinned

[@Rampage18]

The person who receives the most #LoveTo hashtags gets a real good loving every night

[@beebeeblack9738]

Rampage what kind of loving ;)

[@f3iticeira]

Tsuyu Asui 😏

[@beebeeblack9738]

euphorical ;))

[@marian.german]

I really thought that they would start a hashtag with the name of the man who hacked the bees so they would kill him and ends everything but i guess that would ruin the dramatic end

[@dondragmer2412]

The government agent who hastily and in error executed the kill signal on the swarm voided that strategy.

[@AbdoulieJobarteh]

@@dondragmer2412 also even after his death, the program would still probably be forced to shut down, and all the people + more would die either way.

[@minniestheory]

the lack of bee puns in this video is unBEEliably dissapointing

[@persono6658]

@@diegoaz7770 lol you don’t jokes haha

[@tinostudies8611]

The way they could have used the beehive beyhive

[@aly8950]

One of my favorite black mirror episodes

[@agent9436]

NOT THE BEES! NOT THE BEES!!!!!!

[@shawnbixenman]

Your voice is okay, don't let those shitheads hurt your feelings because they're just insecure

[@Ryan-pg1tw]

you should express your opinion more respectful

[@HughMiller98]

Imagine in this universe, the Cards Against Humanity card 'Bees?' would be more offensive than the one about Madeleine McCann

[@-benny-1720]

Death Note is the dictator style, hated in the nation is the democratic style

[@natalielintner9623]

Considering how rude and hurtful people can be in person, it is no wonder so much hatefulness comes out on the internet. One can disagree without being disagreeable. Your voice is fine, though you did misprnounce a few words in this video. More important than either of those, you have provided a well thought out and interesting discussion about Hated in the Nation.

[@wynog994]

@Borsalino Kizaru #DeathtoNatalie

[@kanteradema1541]

Dood wtf

[@durian111]

That what the power of anonminity can di

[@luckyshaz703]

​@@kanteradema1541are u seriously calling out someone for not having perfect English? F off

[@darkartsninja]

Another interesting thing about this episode (that is one of my favorites!) is that the government didn't really make a strong effort to stop the killings until one of their own, the chancellor, began to be targeted. It's kind of twisted because imagine how many more killings could have happened if people simply continued to target writers, celebrities, or any non-government individuals.

[@taiuqsab]

And we still don’t know if he was unalived or not! He may have tweeted the hashtag too

[@demonprinceofkhorne]

One thing I find interesting is whether the people who said "stop using the # death to" also got done in by the bees at the end. Its an interesting question regarding whether Garret had the nuance he wanted of others

[@taiuqsab]

No they didn’t because the instructions said you had to use an image of the person as well. Doubt anyone in opposition would use an image of anyone along with their plea to make it stop.

[@imjackielifts]

I personally really like how honest you are about the films. You do a good job in explaining too.

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

That's awesome to hear, thank you!

[@Jenna-in4br]

I think you mightve gotten confused with white bear, victoria wasnt just a "bystander" she was involved in making the murder happen even if she didnt pyschically harm the girl and filmed her boyfriend killing the kid.

[@alinavaysfligel7249]

i LOVED the ending to this. it was a complete shock to me, but made the most perfect sense. it was so sad and unfortunate, but it was like the ultimate revenge on the public for being so heartless and ignorant, even though they were really no worse than the people they targeted. they were just products of their effed up society.

[@RJTradess]

Maybe I’m dumb but I don’t understand the ending at all

[@gac99]

as much as i love this episode, watching it a second time made me realize a huge plot hole: if the bees recognise who to attack because of facial recognition, shouldnt they just...cover their faces

[@jacencade4019]

I also wondered why no one built an emp?

[@therealmichaelgarcia6113]

The bees also traced them through their phone address

[@bellab6794]

because they didn’t know that it was facial recognition at that point because the man that worked for the government never told them that the bees use facial recognition.

[@shugyosha7924]

Yes, watching the episode it was obvious the bees were likely using facial recognition, I was surprised it took them so long to come to that conclusion. I just wanted the characters to cover their faces. When they walked Clara out of her home they had her face on full display for the bees - it was very irresponsible and ultimately lead to her death.

[@charity9660]

Facts

[@ellenoreohrn2916]

These videos deserve more attention, I think you have the best black mirror analysis on all of KZbin. Keep up the good work 👍🏼

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

That means a lot to me

[@Mecca188]

@@BryceEdwardBrown you really do 👏🏾

[@ExxKun]

This episode was probably the most thrilling one I’ve watched to date. A very dark end but with a hint of justice. The dude literally thanos snapped 387,000, that definitely made me... 😦

[@kitsontuli2713]

This was my favorite episode. Really made me reevaluate how I use social media.

[@NoOne-sd3sx]

It’s crazy how easy for me to understand this episode, even before i watched this video. Meaning that this episode metaphorically explain about our current situation as internet/social media users. It’s just crazy. 1. How tweeting #deathto in real life could/oftentimes caused the said person to commit suicide after receiving soo many death wishes (but this episode potrait it differently) 2. How people who tweeted #deathto oftentimes don’t even realize how much impacts they had to someone’s life, and considered their tweets as “jokes” or “they don’t even really mean it” but it actually does contribute to someone’s death. 3. How people who tweeted #deathto are actually just killing themselves from the inside with all of the hatred and oftentimes those who write hate comments are the miserable with their lives and currently hating themselves, but choose to direct their self hatred to other people on the internet. 4. It is impossible to stop hatred. It’s everywhere, everyone has it, everybody hates certain things, and no matter how hard anyone try to stop hatred, it’ll always be there. Even about the smallest and most unimportant things. 5. Justice is not the same for everyone. These 300k people tweeted #deathto to bring justice for people who got hurt by these infamous people’s action. Thinking that they brought justice to those people. Garret killed those 300k people to bring justice for people who got death wishes, And at the end, those people protesting to bring justice for 300k dead people, by also HATING on the police force. It’s a never ending circle. And it’s crazy that us human have so much hatred inside us.

[@bonk5493]

I always thought it was kinda weird how everyone's pfp was their own face? be smart and use an anime character or smtg, then the bees won't recognize you...

[@scene2428]

You missed a plot point - the twitter posts tracked the IMEI number on the phones which linked to a government database containing their photographs and personal info. Even if they didn't photo themselves in their profile pic the bees would have their faces from the government database.

[@bbw283]

@@scene2428 fr

[@silversoultoeurope]

Best analysis I’ve seen on this episode! Without this explanation it’s easy for this episode to go unnoticed for its genius

[@theorius50]

ok so Garrett is the type of man to make a new account to get that 30 day trial *diabolical*

[@assnat4422]

This is my favorite episode. Looking at how far cancel culture specially on twitter has gone, I get where Garett was coming from. But you pointed out that he didn't intend to face the consequences himself and I'm glad you did. I didn't think of it that way.

[@shellypop9772]

Do not listen to him, you have a beautiful voice!

[@bruh-yd4ye]

I'm never quick to "cancel" problematic people like James Charles is bc I think of this episode n it terrifies me

[@lapissed9620]

James charles isn't even THAT problematic Edit: Well...

[@marcusdoherty9139]

lapissed Ikr, his explanation video shut everyones arguments down but they still ignored him

[@rosa3768]

He may be annoying to some people but idk why soo many people hate him. Moreover if you hate someone ignore them why give more attention to them

[@oanaadriana3678]

He's not problematic at all

[@toocoldtobother7271]

The fact that James admitted that he was thinking about doing it in because of how bad it was shocked me

[@HaveRandomQuestions]

Bro where have u been!! I'm Going through opiate withdrawals and browsing KZbin for new content to take my mind off the physical withdrawal. I'm so glad I found your channel! Subbed!

[@reilem]

Good luck man

[@Nowheremanmoran]

4 days out, you hanging in there?

[@HaveRandomQuestions]

@@Nowheremanmoran unfortunately I caved in. It's a bummer because the worst was just about over. I'll try again soon, just waiting for my next off days from work to try again =/

[@Nowheremanmoran]

Steve Le - these things happen, I went through the first two days more than I care to admit. The thing that finally helped me was making myself accountable in the sense of the support I was receiving, every time I went to call my dealer I would think if I cave in now will this friend still be here to support me, when will I get this many consecutive days off work again, will my support systems patience be worn to thin to get me to the other side. I found it very hard to go through it myself knowing that I couldn't be weak and break down because I would cave alone and I wouldn't be able to let my mind slip and say I can't for even a second. I wasn't willing to risk running out of money and not having s friend to scream into the shoulder of and call me a pussy and tell me to straighten up. You are stronger than you know and the fear of withdrawals are so much worse than the minute to minute suffering of withdrawals, would you rather suffer it at your next opportunity or spend years running from it and then find out you had the strength all along? You can do it. I was using £250 a day in the end. Granted the shit in the U.K. Is low purity but I started on the cotton rinse from someone else which is about £1, a little more or a little less. When I finally made myself go through it, I didn't even vomit, where previously I would vomit bile on waking and shake until my first hit of the day, determination and understanding the fear does all kinds of things for your physical experience, the mental experience will always be a grind, be kind to yourself, let the guilt convince you to quit and then work hard on being proud of yourself. I don't know why I'm inflicting my opinion on you, I guess I remember how much fear the Internet put in me prior to the big one. At least you know you can.make it through the worst. If you need an extra man in your corner next time, I will listen.

[@defjukie001]

Congrats on ur new life. I have 2 years and love seeing others taking control again.

[@Adrelamusia]

I love your voice and sometimes play your Black Mirror playlist as background noise. Please keep living.

[@dvb5670]

this episode was really good. and you can see how despite all the murders, society didn’t even grasp the reason why it occurred in the first place, as they just resort to hating mindlessly again.

[@fragment4784]

I hope you enjoy surfing instead

[@MMAGamblingTips]

I’m really liking your Black Mirror reactions/explanations. Have you ever watched the British anthology “Inside No. 9” by chance? It’s very much like BM/Twilight Zone in its genre and the creative writing and direction. For anyone who hasn’t seen it, I HIGHLY recommend starting with “12 days of Christine“ and then bouncing around. Almost every show is awesome. But I think this channel could do awesome reactions to it too!

[@jamieroa5305]

Where can I find it?

[@NikPub]

@@jamieroa5305 bbciplayer if you're in the UK. 12 Days of Christine and Bernie Clifton's Dressing Room are probably my favourite episodes.

[@brichelbindi6221]

Wow Thanks friend, i'll search for it. I love Shows like this.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Jamie Lorraine Sorry to get back to you so late .. Where do you live? Different streaming apps have it in different countries. i.e. It’s available in the U.K. on Netflix and most other places on Hulu. Hopefully you found it.

[@MMAGamblingTips]

Brichel Bindi Are you in the states?

[@MunchkinWheels]

Your voice is lovely. Go drink some nice tea and take care of those talkies.

[@zeroshann5389]

I love Black Mirror, and want every single person in this world to see it and realise their effects and consequences on each other and the world.

[@tiffanypersaud3518]

It’s ironic that “no filter” gets “real” behind a screen. I’ve used “say it to my face” before to cyberbullies, even folks I know off the screen. 90% of the time, they cannot say it to my face. And if they do, we can actually have more of a conversation or proper exchange. This episode was longer and I even liked that about it. I was hooked to each minute of it. And I love your vids. After watching the episodes, I come here. Your depth of analysis and even sharing about the creator’s inspiration shows how much work you put into each vid. And I appreciate that. The comments I receive sharing my opinions and thoughts on social media, even hate comments, keep me from even doing things like making a channel myself. And that’s sad. Imagine how many people with talent are held back like that? It’s easy to say “not to care about what others think” when it is so easy to misconstrue value to the number of likes.

[@k8sunnydale]

This is my absolute favorite episode! And, your voice is fine, bro

[@nicolelusby6703]

Black mirror has taught me that I should just destroy my wifi and never look back

[@cydneyking7453]

I really like seeing people with a large social media presence analyzing this episode, makes the parallels even more yeesh

[@aliabbasrizvi929]

You missed the Easter Egg where it says “US military launches Mass” on the TV which is referring to “Men against fire”

[@Luke_05]

14:09 it also says “Skillane appeal thrown out of court”, i.e. referring to Victoria Skillane from the White Bear episode and how a group of people must have felt sorry for her and tried to get the continued suffering to end, but ultimately failed

[@fadwakassem3399]

I freaking LOVE your voice and your analyses are so amazing, well thought and properly researched ! You’re very smart and amazing, please make more black mirror videos 🖤

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Trust me, there's more coming! Thank you Fadwa Kassem, this comment made my day! haha

[@isirlasplace91]

I can’t believe someone would say anything against your voice! As soon as I hear it, I settle in a little more and know I’ll enjoy your commentary on Black Mirror, a favourite of mine too. So much so that I associate your voice to the show now :)

[@sunnydaysinseoul]

Your black mirror reviews are my favorite explained series on KZbin. I mean, so far. 😂 love from Korea! Cheers

[@nrdpc5975]

Just never go surfing. Immortality.

[@xXBDawkinsXx]

I think that's the beauty of the ending though. There's multiple theories on how it ends. Blue caught him and they get justice. Blue was working with him the whole time. Or the Bee guy knew he was being followed by Blue and was once again, one step ahead.

[@aronb6746]

I don't think Blue working with him the whole time is a legit theory, there was no evidence at all to back that up. Speculation really gets out of hand sometimes.

[@supersani21]

Blue couldn't be working with him, if she was, she never would have contacted Karen saying that she got him

[@jimmiemunyi]

@@supersani21 What if both Blue and Karen were working with him. And Karen's job was to cover up the case. I mean the bee guy was watching her trial and immediately left after it ended and didn't wait to see the other guy's trial

[@Kai97119]

@@jimmiemunyi that's a stupid theory. Karin literally didn't even know about the bees until later on in the episode and Blue showed no signs of working with Garrett.

[@mrtjwitdabs6949]

this one feels like a full movie

[@idnotapplicable]

This is by far my favorite episode. I enjoyed every second of it. I don't think they'll be able to make another episode that tops it.

[@alexleman3256]

'end of hated in the nation explained' retells whole story in 14 minutes

[@thestinger5047]

I know someone probably pointed this out already but I didn’t realize how much the color blue was in this episode until I gave it another watch. The lights from the police cars in the beginning, Blue’s apartment condo, the children’s school uniform, the computer tabs as well. It’s obvious to me now but I guess that was black mirror’s subtle way of telling you that the character Blue is essentially the main focus of this episode as well as the fact that she caught the hacker at the end.

[@fantasticjellyfish9189]

I really wonder why they didn't wear masks if they knew early on during investigation that it's about facial recognition, very simple!

[@hitmonkey4726]

This, also wear an anti bee protective suit.

[@dickottel]

dude...

[@dondragmer2412]

Actually they realized rather late. But they should have thought of it for the last victim they were trying to protect. maybe even just wrap a towel around her face in the bathroom? But maybe by the time they saw her face through the window that enabled the bees to lock in on her. They should have put a mask on her as soon as they took her to the refuge house.

[@lilhonni]

Well isn’t wasn’t during covid that’s why

[@laterokuz931]

Anyone gonna talk about how Garrett hacked a high tech high budget database using a potato?

[@yeolmaes]

his ex mentioned how smart he is to karen, didnt she? he used to work for the bee company too

[@justinlong3128]

Just want to say thank you for your amazing videos! You catch so many minor details that I miss while watching it that now make so much more sense to me

[@threat2demoracy5454]

Good stuff! Your voice is completely normal btw lol wow people

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you so much!

[@heva.c9598]

Your videos make Black Mirror a greater experience, I watched the series like a month ago and just started binge watching your series on it. It really helped expand my understanding of the individual episodes and I had some good laughs too. Really really well done series. also ur voice is epic.

[@flop9265]

Reminds me of what happened to James Charles a month ago.

[@dcloud]

I think being PC is unrelated but more like a vindictive mentality. Something happened recently here in my country where theres a video of a kid bullying another kid. And like what happened in the episode, the kid got attacked by social media and people enjoyed it

[@parkminrin9014]

Is this the case of Joaquin Montes?

[@SLiceOfFun1994]

Bugbog o Dinidad?

[@mattwest7262]

The refugee boy in Huddersfield

[@rishabhanand4973]

he meant PC in the sense that basically only the opinions the were "PC" were tolerated while the ones whose opinions were not PC were put to death.

[@mancerrss]

Yo I think I know this story haha 😉

[@kukicu]

I wish there was an option to give automatic replies to hate comments and send them a link to that episode. It would be an incredible reality shock to some people.

[@stolencola430]

You have a great voice man. Don’t listen to whoever says otherwise, they’re just trying to find a way to hurt you.

[@MK-hh1vo]

1:33 This is precisely how Beyonce's beehive operates.

[@loosegoose2466]

Loved the review. I dont mind your voice. Keep on surfing mate.

[@rohancooray194]

They probably meant to write "suffering" but it autocorrected to "surfing"

[@David-rt2oo]

That's what I thought 😂😂😂

[@charlietoloza3233]

This episode left me speechless. An event like this in our world would lead us into a post apocalyptic nightmare

[@weirdugetdatjewels6007]

I just watched this episode last night and I'm glad for this explanation. I watch Black Mirror episodes because of their view of technology. There seems to be a lesson inside each episode and I can appreciate that.

[@hobokenjoe30]

I like what Mike Tyson said 'Social media made y'all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it.'

[@laurenwojo]

Gives a whole new definition to the term “hive mind”

[@JakeKoenig]

The 300,000+ people who were killed by the bees all intentionally killed someone else with their hashtag. So, what's good for the goose..

[@justakidwholikesmstrlmnt2009]

I like how some people in the comment section are like "they deserve the punishment for being bla bla bla", proving the episode's point more. I fucking love and hate the internet.

[@liptongtr]

You deserve more subs bro

[@BryceEdwardBrown]

Thank you!

[@luolin3165]

I just bumped into your channel yesterday, have been binge-watching your videos. One of the reasons is you have a really attractive voice 👍

[@jessewoodruff9635]

Boy, this is funny. You're making my night with these "Black Mirror" espisode explanations.