Why This Artist is the Villain in the Art Community

Mohammed agbadi reporting on various unhinged art community drama that have happened the past month and over time.
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[@MohammedAgbadi]

*_What did you eat this morning? wrong answers only !!!_*

[@Yashumiii]

a person :D

[@khadiatoubathily5745]

A child 🙃

[@mariiamm]

scissors

[@yyumerin]

A Gundam 😂

[@BookWormYuri]

Actual food

[@Takes_3Month_Breaks]

Lets be honest though, the woman in the beginning of the video. She has some confidence to post this stuff on the internet, I would get secondhand embarrassment. Honestly, I can't draw anything about the human anatomy.

[@MohammedAgbadi]

lmaooooo

[@elly-coney13._]

honestly, I feel like there's a deeper meaning to her art, I don't understand it but I feel a certain way when I look at it, like the art one where the earth was going into a black women's....thing....I feel like it's saying black women are only seen as sex objects or something.

[@Ichigitchyyayadada]

​@@elly-coney13._ I disagree. Most people say black women made the earth. That they're the mother nature, so that's what I see. Makes more sense me

[@elly-coney13._]

@@Ichigitchyyayadada I could see that as well, but a lot of people I have met always had a certain view of black women that made me think that's what the art means.

[@Aesos3429]

@@Ichigitchyyayadada As another black woman who also loves art, I honestly see both, and art is always allowed to have more than just one set meaning! 😊

[@violet_rush]

The first one's art really reminds me of Frida Kahlo. People need to remember that art is entirely subjective. If you don't appreciate someone's art, move on and forget about it.

[@MohammedAgbadi]

this comment💖

[@BBkiny]

The problem was not the art it was the transphobia (imo)

[@user.withoutaname]

i remember the artist being tied to them being transphobic, so i dont think it was just what the art looked like (i haven’t watched this video but i did see the drama on twitter go down)

[@violet_rush]

@@user.withoutaname ohh I wasn't sure if I heard it right. hope they aren't transphobic but if they are that's terrible. still wouldn't hate on the meaningful art but yknow not cool.

[@justsomesperm]

@@BBkiny ppl need to learn to seperate the art from the artist 😭 what is all this freedom of speech crap if people can't have different opinions ?? im not saying that i agree w her but she's entitled to believe what she wants to believe ...much like us!! as long as theyr just words and not causing any Physical harm i dont rllu see the issue w it rlly

[@WarzoneXProductions]

I’m a traditional artist. I do all my pictures in black & white. I can understand the frustration. It’s not original art. If I seen a colored version of my art online without my consent, I’d feel like someone’s just stealing my work.

[@Pirates.27]

Because it is stealing.. You can't just color someones work and then tell you drew it.

[@LangkeeLongkee]

The difference is you're an individual artist, not someone with a published manga. Or I assume you are, and if you do have published, printed books out there, and someone was to colour your work and state that they had in fact coloured your work, you need to get over yourself.

[@Pirates.27]

@@LangkeeLongkee I don't see any difference.. You saying a person no longer can demand ownership of their work if they are successful enough to publish a manga? How so?

[@Pirates.27]

I would argue that mangakas need to protect their work even more than other artists because they have to watch over their image - as stated in the video, people could think the author of the manga was the one to color it and it could drag him down if it was not done properly.

[@LangkeeLongkee]

@@Pirates.27 no I'm saying a fan colouring an image from a book and showing while fully acknowledging they coloured an image from your book cause they like you is not the same as finding a small independent artist and doing something with their work they personally dislike. Its different for the same reason posting screenshots from an animated film without credit isn't the same as posting an individual artist's work. I'm not stealing cause my profile picture on social media is an illustration of a manga character from the official manga, but if it was some ra dom Tumblr artist who didn't like their work used as profile pictures or reposted, that would be completely different. When you create a public work like a book, you do lose some level of that work belonging to JUST you. Like movies. Someone making their own little flick is fine, and you're stealing if you do anything personal with that. However a piece of star wars films belongs to the fans too.

[@libraryoflilylol199]

The q-tip ear one is most interesting because you should NEVER put a q-tip in your ear, but everyone does it anyway. So is the purpose of the piece a statement on sex being something you should never do, but people do anyway? Or is it because the artist thinks q-tips belong in ears? Or is it purely because many people like the feeling of cleaning our their ears with q-tips? There are so many possible interpretations. I'm not generally a fan of sex-themed art, but that first lady's art is actually very interesting.

[@G_zuz]

She explained it, something about being bothered by men justifying having multiple partners while vilifying women that do the same by saying things like "a key that opens many door is valuable while a door that is opened by many keys isn't". Her reply is "an ear that is cleaned by many qtips is clean while a qtip that cleans many are dirty"

[@Pirates.27]

​@@G_zuzthat is actually very interesting metaphor

[@B33fyblu3]

@@G_zuzwell that’s a disappointing explanation

[@G_zuz]

@@B33fyblu3 I thought so too, that's why most famous arts are left to interpretation

[@pieceofshoot]

real

[@Stellaryz]

Why does he have 3 clocks in his room 😭😭

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭i can't keep to time

[@yagomizuma2275]

To always be ahead of time

[@QuinZcoco]

To check if it's time for u watch his videos 👀

[@satohime]

it's just his screensaver, and he has two monitors plus a drawing tablet

[@RDrawzDragonz]

@@MohammedAgbadi 5:24 , please say you don’t root for a transphobe… I’m trans and I really love ur videos bro, please be normal about us :( do u support us??? Or we’re u just saying that about how her art has philosophy???

[@doogsizirtth]

mohammed is the news reporter we never wanted but now hes NEEDED.

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭j jonah jameson of the art community

[@VIofCaffeine]

​@MohammedAgbadi Nah, you can't say that and not make an impression now

[@ahmedaliyu1495]

It's really werid Why youtube hasn't banned this channel for showing off artwork that contains indecent expression 😶

[@zackposop]

He's really taking the risk of showing the art on KZbin, he truly has no fear

[@zackposop]

Edit: Especially at the start

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭 things i do for yt videos...

[@iblobliboo8501]

He showed us the Patrickussy a few videos ago...since then this man ascended.

[@ObeyLucifer]

I was shook that he didn't censor it or anything. I fear this video will get taken down soon...

[@satsukoe]

​@@ObeyLuciferit's benn 3 months when it's uploaded, I think it wouldnt be taken down, right?

[@devinsauls3568]

2:30 there's an error with the recording. For some reason, I still hear music when I should be hearing you Mohammed

[@trizzyy_dogg]

I thought I was the only one, because no one else was talking about it 😭😭

[@researts]

i immediately went to the comment section to see if anyone else noticed that error and it's not just me confused with my tabs so thank you 😭

[@nirmalroyalrich_2d]

It's not an error. There was a copyrighted music, so youtube "fixed" it by adding some random music.

[@am_Nein]

​@@nirmalroyalrich_2dis that why?? This has happened multiple times on several of his videos 👀

[@MauveMimi]

why did i have to scroll deep to find this comment 😭 started to think no one else experienced it

[@connecticuti]

here's some money that can replace your fading monetization

[@whatafoolbelieeeeves]

get help

[@smalcal6365]

Take that hundred back to invest in therapy

[@whatafoolbelieeeeves]

@@smalcal6365 that's what im saying dude

[@silverpanseckhual6504]

Ignore the people! I would be donating too if I had the money!

[@whatafoolbelieeeeves]

@@silverpanseckhual6504 tf u mean, this ain't a good use of your money

[@Thedaisyda1sy]

What is people’s obsession with annoying artists. Like, the dude has stated he doesn’t like it and is setting a reasonable boundary; so don’t go on to knowingly cross it and then tag him.

[@skootergirl22]

They never been to an art gallery and it shows

[@xduwu4257]

yeah i think it was petty and rude but hey, if he said he doesn't like it then just take it down. whatever.

[@Thedaisyda1sy]

@@xduwu4257 exactlyyy

[@impposter560]

Yeah, he was rude, but its HIS art. Being inspired by something is different from taking what already exists as a completed work and changing it. And I have heard people whining about how manga looks like a coloring book, or unfinished, so I can see how having an already complete work "finished" by a stranger would be irritating. If the colorist respects the OG artist at all, he should respect his feelings on the matter too and take it down

[@pika_imposter]

Well considering he was pretty rude and cold about it I'm not suprised and it seems to be more on him to being narrow minded and not actually knowing how fanart works cuz the French guy was literally doing it as a form of endearment to show appreciation cuz that's how almost all fanart is about and I doubt there'd be confusion since the dude said it was fanart not stolen yknow. While I am aware of japan having a different culture and loki seeming pretty backwards to most of the world that doesn't mean that ppl in japan are sheltered little kids who live in north Korea cuz I'm sure we all live in different parts of the world but have familiarized ourselves with other cultures at one point so everyone and yes that includes Japanese and french ppl to try and be more understanding and while respect can go along way no one should have to expect it from strangers really cuz that sounds like more of an ego problem tbh cuz no one owes it to anyone really it's up to the individual if they really want to and if they don't better to just ignore em and good on the Japanese artist if he does. As for that French artist bro did nothing wrong with his fanart and ended up getting disrespected by someone acting like an entitled Karen tbh who couldn't get off his high horse probs enforcing the belief that he should never meet his heroes and while the og Japanese artist did set a good clear boundary his delivery left much to be desired especially coming from a country that has a culture heavily surrounded by the mentality of being formal and respectful which was a bit douchey considering he critiques a fans work for filth unprovoked when there wasn't anything really wrong with it and while the fan realistically had no reason to take down his stuff if he didn't want to and felt proud of his work it was dumb of him and other French artists go around doing the same thing of coloring over his stuff just to spite the Japanese artist knowing he didn't like it which honestly makes the whole situation seem senseless and petty on all sides. It would be nice if everyone had a lil more respect for each other and their work but that just not the case and if that case for some reason makes Japanese ppl think all "foreigners" are just rude and disrespectful then that's on them for having that narrow mindset that just continues to fosters the xenophobia that looks like has been bring up there for a while now cuz ppl in japan and outside of it have to learn that not everyone grew up in the same environment and culture and learned to interact differently and that no group of ppl are a monolith no matter ur experience just cuz u notice a similar trait when someone else can tell u differently through theirs and I feel like some ppl outside of japan really should try being more willing to try and understand where ppl in japan are coming from as well if they ever wanna get over misunderstandings or dumb online disputes like this.

[@lollybirdy]

Unfortunately when it comes to translations what he said was polite in japanese but it comes across as rude or abrasive to us. Its much more a translation error than anything. Edit: also fair use doesn't exist in Japan

[@LangkeeLongkee]

I mean it's still wack to tell them to delete a coloured image. People colour images from black and white books and manga all the time, it's not that serious. If anything is understand if they said make it more clear it's a fan thing but still

[@Koollb3anz]

​@@LangkeeLongkeeI feel like a way to solve this would be to repost the art (by the mangaka) and let them know to their viewers it's fanart from a very talented fan. That's it. I feel like the mangaka didn't really liked it either so another reason y he said to take it down

[@lollybirdy]

@@LangkeeLongkee one thing that wasn't mentioned was the person signed the art that they colored. I remember that being part of the argument to take it down.

[@LangkeeLongkee]

@@Koollb3anz disliking fanart is not a reason to tell the person to take it down though... Could you imagine if every creator told fans to delete any creation they didn't personally approve of??

[@LangkeeLongkee]

@@lollybirdy well that doesn't make any sense cause they said the issue was 1) they didn't find it of quality and 2) they didn't want anyone to think it was their colouring because they didn't find it of quality as well So if they person signed it, then it's clear it's fanart so that solves the problem.

[@okand9213]

The main part that confuses me with the whole Yasuke situation is the fact that mainly the people outraged aren’t even Japanese… when this was trending like two or three weeks ago there were a lot of Japanese people confused on the outrage around Yasuke because there are a lot of books and mangas that feature or is about him. They even went on the official Ubisoft for Japan and all the comments under the trailer started with “I’m (not a Japanese person) but I deeply apologize for this cultural appropriation” and it’s like??? A literal descendant of a Samurai came to the defense of yasuke so all this outrage is literally just plain racism nobody cares about Japanese culture they just want to be mad at something.

[@sabaoempo2320]

If it was a white guy nobody would even care lol

[@impposter560]

I know very little about Assassins Creed, but that guy who was talking about how what you can do with Yasuke being limited doesn't make sense because didn't they have like, da Vinci in one of the games? And he built war machines or something while working with assassins? If it WAS da Vinci and I'm not just confused, then that means theres already a precedent for AC wildly misrepresenting well documented historical figures and making things up about them. But maybe he wasn't a playable character so that makes it different somehow, I don't know. My brain hurts😓

[@okand9213]

@@impposter560 literally he’s thinking because they used an actual historical figure that they have to make his story historical accurate… in the Netflix show about Yasuke there was literally mechs just be creative and have fun people think to much about stuff

[@moderatecanuck]

@@impposter560the issue here is that he is the only black person. In a very homogeneous society, so how would he be an assassins? It literally breaks reality

[@alvinreinaldy5148]

Firstly, no, japanese are enraged too. Check the jp trailer. Secondly, AC have degree of historical realism that puts it in a 'conspiracy media'(historically accurate with flavor of silly what ifs) Thirdly, that rin person is bogus, they're from florida. And their "retainer ancestor" didn't exist

[@apple.lemonn]

I love how the copy right free music starts early and ended late

[@motokomanga]

it’s bfdi music

[@penelopemorais8075]

@@motokomanga BFDI FAN!!

[@thetheoristseye1127]

We got bfdi'ed

[@Wooble_Deathnote]

As a black Japanese person I am offended..so I just don’t exist? And isn’t he also a REAL PERSON..

[@juliemesser2053]

That's sad. Plus, knowing that Asians are supposed to be brown. But here I am just watching all hell break loose. Blasians are real.

[@Donika691]

yeah the comment saying they were "rewriting history" made no sense. How are they rewriting history by having a black character who is based on a real guy? The story in the game will be very fictional yes, cause that's what the series is, but they didn't change an existing character/person to a different race.

[@monbub]

right, most of these people are being insanely racist trying to erase yasuke's existence in japanese history. he lived in japan, so he counts as japanese even if that isn't his ethnicity.

[@yaB0i_Hawkx]

And rhe fact that they say, why not let "us" play as a Japanese person in a Japanese game, even though you can literally play as two Japanese person, and even just one if u are racist enough to ignore the other. Like im just mind boggled that they are angry over this. All i want is a good story and a good gaming experience, so whether its yasuke or a shinobi ninja, idfc its not their appearance that matters, its about whether i like their characters, lives and story 😭 i was so happy when they dropped a game about japan, about a ninja in an assasins game and that i knew yasuke and was like, thats so cool, but twitter has to find reasons to be angry 😭 just ignore it if u feel offended, its clearly not your target Group

[@megadoodoo3194]

​@@Donika691 also who gives a shit if its "rewriting history",its assasin creeds game,the whole franchise is about rewriting history,and somehow a black samurai (A REAL LIFE HISTORICAL FIGURE) is too unrealistic for them??? mfs turn everything into culture war bro istg

[@RizzyRamone67]

As an RPG player, there’s a lot to be said for custom character engines. 90% of the games I play I’m forced to play as a white dude when gender or race are completely irrelevant to the game.

[@Broza-hp7ue]

True, people are complaining that you can't play as a japanese dude when the majority of the samurai games have that option as the mandatory. Here you have two characters, but one doesn't look stereotipically japanese so now he doesn't play the fantasy of a samurai (somehow) and the other one is a woman, so it's out of the question. I am so fed up with having to play as a white male coded character that acts as a tough guy to be able to enjoy a story in spite of them. And here they are mad because they have choices but they are not the gaming default. Don't they say, don't like don't play?

[@jcheesecake]

I'm so happy someone finally said something about this experience it's really annoying like just have a named main character we play as instead of lying to us

[@kazuu_44]

“race swaps are bad, make new poc characters if you want representation!” also these people; “what?? a black character in japan?? NUH UH!!”

[@elly-coney13._]

FR! like I am texting so one who is half black and half Japanese and she always says that she wishes to see more people who look like her on tv shows and anime.

[@AJTheInvisibleGirl]

Want black characters? Look at black history! Looks at black history NOOO 😡

[@Red--Moon]

They don’t want black people, and other POC to exist in media at all. It ruins their fantasy.

[@LaNoir.]

I am confusion: Afro Samurai is an existing manga series, no?

[@damntae6540]

@@LaNoir.exactly. Theres multiple shows with black samurai. Then the shogun Cory himself 😂 but fr why does nobody bat an eye about what race someone is in a show or game unless it’s a black person

[@Moth-Bells]

The first artist is so creative, its almost heartbreaking to find out shes a terf. Good luck with her art and all, but I cant support vile ppl like that

[@feeling_angry]

Fr

[@LilChuunosuke]

Fr i respect her art, but i cannot support someone who believes my friends don't have a right to bodily autonomy.

[@SamSandwichs]

Fr, as someone’s who’s nonbinary I like her art and love her hair sculptures, but finding out she is a terf really does suck

[@mrpickles-hb6zx]

Being a "terf" is a normal and ok thing, no one owes you anything

[@Kris-wy1lc]

​@@mrpickles-hb6zx LMAO it's definitely not normal

[@Moonorchidwolf]

"Shinobi were 99% men" Wtf do you think the other 1% were, anteaters?

[@TOP5-y8p4e]

dry joke

[@user-guigui01]

They simply forget kunoishi exists too. 🙄🙄🙄🙄 Just because colonizers hated women, it doesn't mean all of the world hated them too, colonizer or not.

[@jiminjams52]

Her art is not the type id go for but its her style what she likes and there are ppl who enjoy art isnt meant to make everyone happy lol

[@MohammedAgbadi]

exactly. her style is abstract and there's a huge amount of people who enjoy that type of art.

[@Kris-wy1lc]

The hate for being transphobic makes sense for me 😭😭 like i cant like an artist if i know they hate trans people

[@Sweetlove351]

True

[@bowtieseal]

exactly

[@RDrawzDragonz]

Fr

[@RDrawzDragonz]

People can’t choose if they’re trans or not but they can choose to be a transphobic arse or not…

[@heydiddlediddlethecatandth5251]

She doesn't hate transpeople. She just doesn't believe in gender or gender philosophy. Y'all just have no clue what radfems believe other than what white liberals tell you.

[@RamArt9091]

I like how the lady at the beginning explains what she means with her art. You read what she wanted to express and it makes so much sense.

[@yoyohayli]

But also she is a TERF. She hates trans people, so...

[@ikilledzombie2140]

if i see another fall off comment…

[@thesocker7920]

Ummm... 5 likes in 4 minutes? You fell off 🤓🤓🤓

[@MohammedAgbadi]

15 likes in 12 minutes. you fell off! lmaoo

[@yagomizuma2275]

You Were remembered for decades, boy fell out

[@WhispyWaters]

28 likes in 27 mins, you fell off

[@Stellaryz]

47 like in 57 min ? You fell off 🧑🏾‍🦲

[@Chaakkun]

Honestly her art reminds me Frida Khalo's art or even pieces from Salvador Dali. People just forget what art is about. Not everything is manga or popular art styles. Art is a way to express something and not necessarily needs to be liked for everyone.

[@IR-Fan]

then again most people only see art as something that is/are pleasing to their eyes.

[@josegodoy6745]

​@@IR-Fanthis

[@kuromi_valentine]

I don’t understand how a lot of artists will immediately not support a racist artist but will support transphobic artists. If art has any meaning at all anymore then the artist’s bias will be found within their work. I do not tolerate hating any group of people and as someone with many trans and nonbinary friends of color, it saddens me to see that people are just looking at art away from the artist. The art can objectively be good but what is the purpose of that, if the person themselves are contributing to the toxicity on the internet?

[@pillowwlord]

But she's not transphobic, "trans-exclusive" doesn't mean hating trans people. J K Rowling herself has close trans woman friends whose trans transitions she has personally supported

[@CannotSpellz]

@@pillowwlord Hundred percent agree. Female and trans women discrimination and prejudices are two completely different things, not saying one is worse than the other, but it's comparing apples to oranges.

[@pnekoo]

​@@pillowwlordisn't that the same bullshit as "but I have a gay friend!", sounds stupid imo.

[@pillowwlord]

@@pnekoo what are you talking about?

[@LaNoir.]

a rule to live by: don't be an asshole I liked Kenshin, but I stopped reading the moment the child pornography part came out. There's enought of other stuff to consume, don't fuel bad people with your money

[@Stranger88898]

There’s always drama,a in the art community it is so toxic

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭 please God no!!

[@skootergirl22]

They clearly never been to a art gallery and it shows

[@biggierocc1935]

*There's always drama on Twitter

[@a84jdu3uc7d]

as an artist myself, we're not that bad, it's just the teen "artists" (quoted because teens aren't people and you gotta be a person to be an artist)

[@nikigerrier777]

People in general are toxic. We're just seeing it more because social media has made it easier.

[@Maxxnyi]

Like they always say, “I’m an artist, I can make anything” and that’s what the second woman did…

[@elly-coney13._]

there's a deeper meaning to her heart I think.

[@Ningenb]

5:26 Rooting? For a blatant transphobia?.. Hell nah!

[@User_U571]

No such thing as transphobia because there is no such thing as a transgender, just people who identify as a “transgender”…. Switching to the opposite gender of the only two isn’t possible. Just fyi. 😂 I know you learn something every day. 😅

[@Kris-wy1lc]

Yeah exactly

[@bowtieseal]

glad i wasn't the only one who thought that was an odd take

[@User_U571]

You just don’t accept the truth. That men can’t be women and women can’t be men. Your truthphobia is disgusting.

[@RDrawzDragonz]

Fr , I hope he just means he likes her art and the messages, not the transphobic stiff

[@samblasco2359]

While I'm trans, I recognize the paintings of that woman are amazing for what she wants to represent. I don't respect her bigotry for... You know, surviving reasons, but I totally respect her work. The one about assassin's Creed isn't a new a thing at all. I want to point out something similar happened when Thor entered the marvel comic universe: red haired complaints about Thor beign blonde instead of red and the fact they used a cultural piece as a "joke". I could name many other stuffs, I really don't have a fully opinion on this, but I get both points of view

[@SupiSuki]

remember: if someone says no, then its no! the mangaka perfectly stated his issues with the colored version so the whole debacle wasn't even his doing to begin with, I know artists being sorta cold with you makes you feel sad and angry at them, but its totally justified when you, the mangaka, has drawing experience (sketching, coloring etc.) and they, probably do not, so why?? The possibility of it ruining their career should be taken seriously, because for one, ITS THEIR JOB and second, its their art not yours, you DO NOT get to decide what happens to it.

[@gingeralice3858]

I don't draw anymore but rn my hobby is tracing photos and detailed manga panels. It's actually pretty difficult to extract linework from scratch like with a photo or trying to recreate the contour of each line from a manga panel. I don't color but I imagine doing it well is no easy feat either. That said I don't post any work online because of what this mangaka said, I don't want someone to come across it and think it was my original creation.

[@not9745]

Exactly

[@jsmacleod8456]

there goes your monetization bro 😭💀

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭😭 like bruh

[@Avgpsycho]

I was thinking exactly that

[@BrwnBunniX33]

Art community challenge: go 1 month without starting drama!!(impossible) (real)

[@MohammedAgbadi]

real 😭😭😭

[@GrantsGiftShop]

For the first artist, I appreciate her art, but god, it is so hard to ignore the terf-y part of her.

[@charliemayfilms1550]

For real. It adds a secondary meaning on top everything that just ruins it for me

[@AlucardTheFuckMotheringVampire]

Men can't be women and women can't be men 🤷‍♂️ get over it

[@AJTheInvisibleGirl]

Fr

[@SgtSerpendo]

​@@AlucardTheFuckMotheringVampire nah, I do what I want. Fuck you

[@zyat.6959]

naw the fact people are saying its culture appropriation when a known black samurai who is apart of Japanese culture is in a game is crazy not only that no Japanese person had a problem with it except America on Twitter and tiktok

[@lizzyrank5405]

Exactly, they are too busy crying that they can't play a Japanese man, like really?

[@yaB0i_Hawkx]

No but the fact that some say that we should play as a japanese persin (not even man( is crazy. Like ok, your racist views shut your eyes off from accepting yasuke as Japanese, but you still have a playable Japanese protagonist also in the game 😭 like huh?? Did they just saw a repost of a screenshot of the trailer and went with the thought of: oh so the main protag is black.

[@megadoodoo3194]

DEI this DEI that,how can they even complain that its "DEI",Yasuke is a real historical figure... its so fckn dumb,at this point they would say " Oda nobunaga is doing DEI" or some shit

[@theoryfoxes1879]

From what I heard in most of the prior games of Assasins Creed you weren't playing as historical characters, just fictional ones, which in itself makes it harder to be able to create a story around ig (although, at least in my opinion, I'm pretty sure they made it be a historical character this time to prevent the controversy of misportraying history or whatever, to try to validate this choice to others or smth). While I do think DIE had some effect in this choice, the controversy is way overblown, and frankly compared to the pricing scandal this is really meaningless, the game itself isn't even out yet as far as I'm aware.

[@sintijasurubkina2390]

I don't know where have you been looking, but majority of Japanese people HATED that after waiting for their turn to be represented in AC game, only to make a non-Japanese character to be the main playable one. This is not a hate on inclusion of Yasuke, but rather a clarification that no, it's not just "racist white westerners", but also Japanese people who know their history and culture better, than any of us do.

[@froggyringu]

10:17 I wouldn't call them a fan artist. A fan would respect the person they claim they are a fan of. ...I wouldn't even call them an artist. Even a four year old can color within the lines.

[@TeaLeafLover]

13:25 (timeline) At this point for the whole black samurai thing is circling back all the way to the woman drama, basically about the whole drama about how a game character of a woman had accurate looks to an actual woman, peach fuzz on her cheeks, basic back in time looks and yet so many people complained about how that wasn't "accurate" to the plot even though that wasn't even the MAIN FOCUS OF THE STORY

[@larvaedadindex]

Not JK Rowling being her *Queen*

[@Kris-wy1lc]

Nah fr what 😭😭

[@onii_na4141]

like ? 😭

[@ch00ks]

idk,, i think its fairly important to be aware of a tranphobic person? its not mindless tiktok drama especially considering shes the hateful person in this circumstance. i feel like you really glossed over letitias transphobia and started cheering her on. im disappointed

[@SakuraChai]

This, the amount he glossed over it really peeved me off, I just unsubbed. If he can’t filter the transphobia out of the comments and speak up about the actual issues regarding transphobia, I cannot continue supporting him.

[@lavenderteadreams]

Radical feminists will call themselves "terfs" because it's the word that was made up by anti-radfems to label them, not because they actually think it's a fitting moniker, and it's used sarcastically or as kind of a reclamation of the term, like an autistic person calling themselves a "retard" for example, or a gay person calling themselves a "sinner." Radical feminism is not "trans exclusionary," it's just that radical feminism rejects the idea that the concept of gender is even something that should exist in the first place, because gender was invented as way to help enforce patriarchy and is a product of patriarchal thinking, so it has no place in a truly equal society (this is what "gender critical" means if you've ever heard that term, it's literally being critical of the notion of gender). So naturally when people say, "actually, gender is *all* that womanhood is, so we can't get rid of gender because that would mean getting rid of our ability to categorize people as male/female/other," radical feminists say that that is absurd and is basically just supporting and reinforcing patriarchy, which partially relies on the notion of gender in order to function. Defining womanhood as just gender is also reducing womanhood to sex sterotypes (i.e. ideas like "women wear dresses" and "women are sexually submissive") and/or a nebulous, unfalsifiable notion of "gender essence" that people feel but which can't be explained in scientific or sociological terms, and which is only ever defined either in reference to one's conformity to sex stereotypes (i.e. "a woman is anyone who acts feminine and looks feminine and likes feminine things") or else in a self-referential manner that quite literally means nothing (i.e. "a woman is anyone who identifies as a woman"). So why do radical feminists care if some people want to define womanhood based off of sex stereotypes or personal identity, or wish to divorce it from any kind of actual meaning altogether? Well, to start with, the notion that womanhood has anything to do with performing femininity is sexist, and "woman = feminine" is exactly how misogynistic conservatives view womanhood, but the main reason is that the whole point of feminism is to address the oppression of women, and women are oppressed because of what kind of body they have, not because of how they act, or how they identify, or how they feel on the inside. Any time a male person who presents in a feminine way experiences misogyny, it is because *femaleness* is detested to the point that femininity is detested by proxy, via its association with the female, or else because he is mistakenly assumed to be female. The root of misogyny is always hatred of the female no matter how it manifests or who it is directed towards. You can't fight misogyny if you are unwilling to acknowledge that the root of it is and always has been male people oppressing female people on the basis of their being female. To argue that women as a social class exist because of how they identify, and that men oppress women because of their personal gender feelings, is just outright history revisionism. It's basically making the claim that sexism does not exist and has never existed. And that is just not factual to the reality of human history and the relationship between men and women as social classes throughout it, up to and including the present day. Ask yourself who serves to benefit from women being led to believe that misogyny is not actually rooted in the hatred of the female sex.

[@victors_sunkenship]

Thank you for saying this, I feel like everyone in the comments section also ignored that completely. I'm sorry but saying that the art community cheers her on right after saying that she's a terf and is proud of her hateful ideology kinda says a lot about the person making the video and the people in the comments continuing to cheer her despite knowing that...

[@toltottkaposzta6427]

@@victors_sunkenship She is still making interesting art, and I’ll continue to support that even if I disagree with her. Why does it always have to be an ideological witch hunt nowadays? Are you not allowed to like artists who don’t think the way you do? Her unique viewpoint as an artists holds value.

[@victors_sunkenship]

@@toltottkaposzta6427 it's my right to criticise those who support shitty people just as much as their right to still support said shitty people, that's the beauty in freedom of speech. My comment wouldn't really make much of an impact anyways so idk why you cared enough to comment

[@ACraizyPerson]

Mate you just saved me from endless and mindless scrolling thank you so much

[@bean_draws]

This is such a real comment man :')

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭 so real!!

[@froppygurl07]

If KZbin doesn’t tear this video apart then I’ll be surprised (KZbin’s gonna be a dingus if they took down an informative video about the art community, you’re the goat of talking about the art community). Lo-key abstract work that would manipulate human anatomy to “that” extent will always haunt me like a sleep paralysis demon as someone who’s asexual 😭🙏

[@violxtfaerie]

as a demisexual, same 💀 💀 💀

[@MoonLightOfficialOwO]

Demian (demiaroace) here, same 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@Deg40000]

Also are we going to address the terf allegations against the first lady?? Like what

[@liandoaethend2403]

​@@Deg40000its not allegation, in the video said shes proud to be called that, and even idolize JK rowling ig

[@Deg40000]

@@liandoaethend2403 yeah that’s what got me honestly like I’m cool with her art and I think people are just blowing it of proportion but the whole terf thing rubbed me the wrong way.

[@CoatHqnger]

i hate discrimination.

[@biwan1000]

me too

[@Nai0100]

Me too. Ruins my day

[@Phobe6656]

men do we really want art to be limited and kid friendly instead letting people get his thoughts out and express themselves (no bad shouldn't be painted in a good light toh) they forget art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the uncomfortable but... she's weird but i wont judge her she just can ignore the transgender if she hates them

[@MohammedAgbadi]

i think her art is just absstract tbh and you gotta look at it that way as well..she's cool ig

[@LangkeeLongkee]

The surrealism is cool, her politics is the red flag (specifically the transphobia).

[@User_U571]

It’s hard to ignore the transgender thing when, people are demanding for peoples speech to be controlled by those lies. Not all the time, at least Bruce is ok with being correctly gendered because he will never be a woman ever. 😅 As “bad” to some as it makes me sound to their little minds, I dislike that woman’s art but I agree with the TERF thing. I’m a woman not based on any feelings I’m a woman because I’m a female. Transgender is a myth. You people are just looking for unicorns….. men are male women are female so get over it. Also it not possible to be neither one. Nonbinary my foot. 😂 🤣

[@Arcadian-Nova]

@@MohammedAgbadi eh i have a hard time thinking someone is cool if they are transphobic, its a shame bc her art looks quite unique and interesting but damn.... a shame..

[@Phobe6656]

​@@MohammedAgbadi abstract?? There are concrete figures in it

[@clann_was_here]

As a french people, I had reread the tweet for the issue at 5:55, and well, in France we have some law that allow some twist in intellectual properties as long we don't use it as commercial usage, it was really weird to explain as it was different from Japan... We have a right of parody and uh, many things, and it was really too long to explain ahah. But as I seen the message from Twitter and the response, it was also the fault from the initial tweet, it should have been more explicit in what it was and which meaning, to clarify the situation. I guess both have their wrong :( ! Not being aware of how work both laws in the country both live in...

[@sina3003]

Thanks for this information, really interesting :)

[@satamiko]

No, both are not wrong. The wrong person is the one that takes another's property and uses it as they want. This property isn't authorised to be used, the character is public, not the art the person makes. Even if the laws are different, this is literally just human decency. And the laws should apply via the author's country not the other's.

[@clann_was_here]

@@satamiko In fact, few things like that had happened in the past for few parody, one knew as CDZA in France, made with Saint Seiya. Or Chevalier du Zodiaque Abrégé. It was like a reddub and made for parody. With some clip from the anime... Of course it was different from the drawing there. But in France we have a grey area concerning some topics : - parody - fanart - usage of some images - and more... Like many laws addressing the problem of property of images (yeah) And I assure you, if you are in France, you are under French law juridiction. And if you were in Japan, under their laws. And so on.

[@satamiko]

@@clann_was_here That is not how it works, buddy. Pirating one thing in one country can be still sued for towards a person outside of the country if the property's rights are there in the original country. Parody and fanart are different. Redubbing something for parody is use of public image, not a personal work. Anything made for big anime series and more is technically "public use", but anything drawn outside of said thing is personal. You can't go take a disney logo and use it inappropriately no matter what country you are in because it is a property from a country that has copyright law over it. You can't plop down an image of a mickey mouse onto something while coloring it in different and thinking you'll be fine if you'd post it online. But this situation wasn't even about law tbh.

[@blackxrosary]

@@satamiko Clank is right about the international copyright law. Your're thinking of the US copyright law from google "Copyright law internationally is not statutorily bound but is instead based on treaties. Therefore, no work will be protected by statute in every country of the world. However, several key international treaties attempt to ensure uniformity amongst member states."

[@nomatteridc]

Why would the art community root for a turf?

[@aalice-Animation]

That what I was just thinking about

[@User_U571]

Because TERF is awesome! I don’t accept any men as what I am. I’m not a “cis” woman I am a WOMAN men can’t claim the title I was born into.

[@User_U571]

Because men are not women. Just in case my first comment really is gone and not just hidden 😅

[@yutanakamoto6277]

@@User_U571 yeah you're right, men are not women, that's why the words "trans women" exists. but they're still women in case you didn't get it.

[@RDrawzDragonz]

@@User_U571 yeah men ain’t women, and that’s why trans women are women and trans men are men :D (and nb people are peoples who r cool and valid too) Also don’t be a fucking transphobe, and when you art try to make an actual argument sweetie.. + mind your fucking business and let people have bodily autonomy.

[@bunnybenadryl]

all i can say is shes brave 4 even publicly posting this..

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭

[@AbbygaileHearne]

I was thinking the same! 😅

[@Suited_Nat]

I mean, I don’t agree with the transphobia, but I’m not gonna hate an artist for making art. Just not going to interact with her platform since I don’t agree with transphobia in general. It’s still an interesting artstyle though, and her blurb on this 4:58 does give food for thought. Cus yeah, I’m not going to follow her and probably forget about her instead of wasting time about her being unaccepting towards trans ppl.

[@ashy_inking1476]

Agreed

[@charliemayfilms1550]

The terfness adds a secondary meaning to me that kind of spoils it all… and I’m usually a big separate art from the artist person but in this case they’re way more entwined given the subject matters… like I’m all for celebrating the female form but when you know they’re a terf it comes across… differently…

[@ashy_inking1476]

@@charliemayfilms1550 You make a strong point honestly

[@enravotaboyadjiev7466]

The experience of being trans is finding an artist whose work you really like and who you think very cleverly weaves their philosophy into visual metaphors just to find out five minutes later that they hate the very concept of you existing and being happy and accepted into society.

[@Mx.muffin]

Unfortunately, yep

[@sneepsnorp-b5q]

honestly at first i was like "ok thats kinda weird but art is art i guess" then she came out as a TERF... girl... no...

[@BookWormYuri]

Of course she likes JK Rowling. I almost complimented her creativity.

[@MohammedAgbadi]

😭😭😭

[@xXJoeyXxcoooool]

i know right?! i was just about to draw her

[@TaiyasWorld]

I love how the people saying ubisoft is racist , but then their points are inherently racist in itself Its like when people complained about certain aspects of odyssey. ITS A GAME!! ITS A MADE UP WORLD!! Is it based on real life events? Yeah! But its not going to be one to one, the game is called ASSASSINS CREED so why are people complaining the main characters are assassins.

[@Donika691]

Exactly! It's historical FANTASY, always has been.

[@Fig32]

Alright then, if the AC somehow ended up in Africa, if the protagonist there isn't a straight white dude, then I'll tell everyone a racist or something

[@Donika691]

@@Fig32 Assassin's Creed has gone to Africa. Egypt is an African country (why is Africa the only continent that people treat like it's one country?). Also this character Yasuke is based on an actual guy who was a part of Japanese history, it's not like they changed someone else's race.

[@Fig32]

@@Donika691 imagine ignoring literally every other iconic japanese people that ever live before, and chose that ONE black guy who isn't even that important, as the protagonist...

[@Fig32]

@@Donika691also, the hypocrisy, literally in other AC games they chose their MCs based on their place they lived in, and when it comes to Japan, they found this one black african guy who just brought there, and they chose it

[@lizzyrank5405]

They do know that Africans were in Asia. Like Slavery was everywhere even then at the time, Europeans were also roaming around. They might have been the 1% but they were there. Also there were female shinobi, like lets not write over history like this.

[@LangkeeLongkee]

Also, people just travelled if they were able.

[@Koollb3anz]

Frr like "Shinobi were mostly men" okay, but there were also shinobi women??? Like just bc there weren't many, don't mean there were non, same thing for the black samurai, one quick search and you can find all your info

[@jenjoestar.]

True but why do we always equate “black” people being in different continents as slavery. Many people traveled over the world all throughout history

[@gregorychristopher9185]

Black people in ancient times travelled. Slavery is a small part of black history.

[@voidspooks6372]

What i dont understand is how first person being transphobic and getting called out for it is considered unjustified. Peiple making fun of and being rude about her art is never okay, but if she is gonna be openly transphobic, it makes total sense peiple wouldn't want to interact with or support her work.

[@Sliverwareguyidk]

1:42 and the- *gets slammed by some random audio out of nowhere*

[@birdbred6429]

i love this channel and ur videos, and i dont typically like to leave comments that often, but...i cant be the only one concerned that he just sorta...brushed passed the first artists transphobia, right? like i know hes not going super in depth, but to just drop taht "oh yea she might be a terf" and then say that the community was rooting for her??? taht...leaves a sour taste in my mouth.

[@dementiaravenway]

“Greetings people of various genders” then completely gloss over her being a turf and cheer her on. Bro what 😭

[@jvxday]

ik that got me too

[@skipperringo]

Honestly the first artist’s work is actually really interesting, not my personal style but still creative. It’s a shame they had to be such a transphobe 😔

[@passiveaggresivesquirrel2052]

Suppose that we should be rooting for transphobes now. Unless it was, somehow satirical, idk maybe I am just dense.

[@AlpixRezzie]

yeah I don’t really understand this video. she was literally outed as a transphobe in the first 5 minutes of the video and we are supporting her? Not sure what’s happening

[@yoinkysploinky57]

I think the first woman is a very good surreal artist, and has incredibly interesting views on reproduction... but it's very obvious that they are a TERF. A lot of their art about women and men reduce them to their sexual and reproductive abilities. As a transgender man, i can appreciate the soul and ideas presented in the art, while also being critical about how it connects to the close-mindedness of person creating it. We should not shun intruiging art becaise it inspires strange feelings, because then art has no purpose.

[@theomnibenevolence]

💯% people say seperate the art from the artist but the artist puts their views in their art, so how are we supposed to support it? damn well spoken my friend

[@W0RM_EATER]

This art is beautiful and odd and wonderful, I love it. It’s intriguing and sparks thought, and I believe art should make you feel something, whatever it’s good or bad, and this has clearly made people feel. However, being hateful is never ok.

[@tempesttossed6029]

Bringing up, but not elaborating on the concerns about the first artist being a terf, and blanketing all criticisms of her as foolishness says a lot.

[@charliemayfilms1550]

Yeah I’m wondering why that wasn’t touched on further

[@nevernorest8315]

Honestly I think he is transphobic but doesn't want to get into "hot water" for saying so. I remember an old video, I forgot where he mentioned an artist using they/them pronouns and offhandedly said "I guess everyone has pronouns now." It could've been written off as ignorance but him glossing over a big reason why people don't like a transphobe, has made it apparent he's keeping quite about being transphobic. Edit: Him saying the art community is rooting for her says it all.

[@bingusslingus7020]

@@nevernorest8315good lol

[@misakimanjoume]

What frustrates me the most about people being angry about "forced diversity in games" (while the Samurai being based on a cery interesting person in history- but they obviously don't care and can't research- aside) is that they always seem so close yet too far to me to get the point of being angry at a company - and they harass the represented minorities instead, because God forbid you're happy you get at least some form of representation. They get mad at minorities existing I guess rather than at what everyone, in my eyes, has been telling them for years: at the fact that most of the time companies don't actually care, act bigoted behind closed doors (or sometimes even out in the open) and exhibit toxic workplace while ignoring prejudice-based harassement while pretending they're such a great ally. I don't know if it's stupidity, ignorance or both 💀

[@corneal35]

19:00 wth....he made sense for 5 seconds and then it was just a sheer drop in what was coming out of his mouth.

[@Broza-hp7ue]

If the scenario is not realistic, and already Assasins Creed lore is beeing plasted into historical events, I don't get why having a woman as shinobi is misrepresenting any culture. And also why having a black samurai that was real is not a representation of history and culture.

[@BlackCherryLimonade]

99% of samurais were dudes Ok? Was the last 1% just a marginalized error? Were they just the wind?

[@SUTAZZZ]

WHAT THE GIRL IS TRANSPHOBIC...?😭 Always the most talented ppl

[@Sweetlove351]

Real😅

[@milktea543]

You're fantastic for covering art community shtfests AND adding subtitles. Coming from a deaf person, that is super awesome of you to do! Just one little criticism though, your subtitle is a little hard to read since you're wearing a lighter colored shirt and multiple clips having white backgrounds. That's generally an easy fix though by adding black outlines. Just a thin one would do just fine to pop them out better and make them more readable for your audience who prefers CC than listening to audio. As always, thanks so, so much for being an awesome dude

[@nyxspar]

Love the first ladies art tbh. I think that the internet has rotted our brains quite a lot when it comes to understanding a deeper meaning in art. The internet is so full of instant gratification that people nowadays are willing to throw something to the side as soon as it becomes apparent they won't understand it immediately. Sucks she is a terf tho and would probably hate me lmao.

[@jamille101]

I’m so used to people especially fans respecting the crap out of their artists so when it comes to coloring their lined work if the original artists doesn’t like it I would stop because that’s my favorite artist not disregard their wishes because everyone else is doing it. The original artist clearly didn’t see everyone else do it probably because they didn’t tag him like this particular fan did. Clearly this fan isn’t really fan if they’re willing to keep the post up after the artist told them to take it down.

[@inkterp5322]

Hi Mohammed, I enjoy your videos, but would you please clarify if you're supporting Letitia only because of her art or if you support her views as well? Obviously this is your channel so you don't have to but I thought I'd ask

[@capetadesaia]

im not rooting for letitia at all, i despise terfs.

[@aalice-Animation]

Real

[@User_U571]

I ❤ TERFs 🥰 😘

[@capetadesaia]

@@User_U571 ok? do u want a cookie for being an idiot?

[@mrpickles-hb6zx]

Terfs? U mean women who don't appreciate men in dresses ruining their lives

[@RDrawzDragonz]

Same fuck transphobes

[@BookWormYuri]

Came from the Discord. I have NEVER been this early.

[@MohammedAgbadi]

ayyy let's GO!!! W 💖

[@SnagTheRabbit]

A famous mangaka getting upset over a random twitter user coloring in 1 of their drawings (not even stealing it or claiming it as their own), is the most pathetic thing I've seen today. I know in Japan they take copyright very seriously, but again, this is a FAMOUS mangaka vs a random twitter user. I really don't think "copyright" is a concern here. (Again, they weren't even claiming the lined work as their own.)

[@sakasama_55]

I agree I do understand the mangakas frustration but i dont think lashing out is the right thing to do

[@noname-ip9xe]

I wouldn’t freak out but it is more than fair to be upset.

[@LilChuunosuke]

An artist saying "please delete it, there is a possibility that people who see this picture will mistakenly think I colored it" truly the most pathetic thing you've seen all day? I don't think their demand or reasoning was all that unreasonable, though saying it lacks sense was a bit mean. They even implied theyre okay with fanart, just not people coloring over their black and white drawings.

[@satamiko]

It's not even copyrighting that is the problem. I can tell you and others under your comment have never drawn something and have never been addressed by someone after they take your art without permission yet tag you for it after. Don't be that guy. Be better. Their artwork is not yours to reclaim and do with as you please in public. It's different than redrawing it yourself. Ask for permission.

[@pirate303]

@@LilChuunosukeI agree with this, they handled it quite professionally

[@XxVampic_ArtzxX]

11:03 this is really dumb. Yes, the animators at MAPPA deserve sooooo much better and I feel for them, but when you really use your brain and think about it you’d realize it’s not a cry for help. The Jujutsu Kaisen anime is an adaptation of the manga. The characters ability has to do with frames, and he was explaining it. Even if that wasn’t something in the manga, the animators don’t decide what’s in the show. They animate based on a storyboard, which based on a script. It’s not like the animators make the entire show and write the script for the voice actors to voice. I am not saying Mohammed is dumb, but I’m saying the person who made this tik tok is.

[@CuriosityRocks]

Oh wow I love her art 😍😁🥰🥰🥰 OH……..hmmm never mind. The messages in the art are interesting tho but the TERF stuff is really problematic

[@User_U571]

No it’s not. You are the one being problematic. 😂

[@mrpickles-hb6zx]

She's fine

[@RDrawzDragonz]

@@User_U571 it is

[@RDrawzDragonz]

@@mrpickles-hb6zx why are you defending transphobes

[@User_U571]

@@RDrawzDragonz ok showing you know nothing huh. 😅

[@old_memoriaa]

19:02 that’s like saying “why would anyone focus on the anomaly character in a story??? Yeah this main character who has psychic powers is cool and probably a better story than focusing on some regular guy, but think of the realism!!!” It’s an interesting concept that happened in history that the devs wanted to explore. They wanted to look into and make a story around it because he was different. That’s like…. The whole point.

[@sayobugs1354]

While I don't agree with her views, I can appreciate her abstract paintings and their hidden meanings.

[@MohammedAgbadi]

i love your mindset!!!💖

[@LangkeeLongkee]

I mostly agree but since her art does focus a lot on sex and gender, her being transphobic definitely infects the message of her art. Just from knowing that about her the illustrations immediately have a different context, particularly the paintings of women involving sex and procreation.

[@User_U571]

I’m the opposite I like her views but I don’t like the vulgar art. Sure anyone who likes the art that’s up to them *them as in it could be a man or woman not a person pretending they aren’t what they are lol* 😆 TERF has become like a badge of sanity, but men are also free *correction are also correct by saying the truth free doesn’t really matter that much because people are free to lie nowadays* to say a woman can’t take the place of a man. Though women are more at risk of being put in danger by a man pretending to be a woman than men are by a woman pretending to be a man but it’s still wrong for a woman to invade the privacy of men as much as the men that are doing it to women. Let me tell you, crazy sick people have put men in women’s prisons because of this nonsense one story of he got one of inmates pregnant and even a woman who worked there. Women can’t get another woman pregnant so if you can impregnate a woman, you are not a woman. And don’t give me no BS about any cases where a man can’t get a woman pregnant or a woman that can’t get pregnant. Transgenderism is just a cult and not a real thing. Yes unfortunately there are people who identify as a “transgender” they exist but no one has ever once been a “transgender” because it’s not possible to switch your gender. Unfortunately I sometimes hate being a woman because of the random sexism I’ve dealt with over the years. I’m not trying to say that to play the victim because it’s only some people both men and women who say hateful things about what they assume it means to be a woman. Sorry for blabbering on….. but ya I don’t believe in this false transgender thing I don’t believe that being a woman or man is a feeling you are born male or female and even intersex isn’t being both you are either a woman with the birth defect or a man with the different types of intersex and none of them have a intact of both… ok 👍 glad that can be cleared up.

[@User_U571]

@@LangkeeLongkeeonly women can get pregnant and only men can impregnate a woman. Don’t fall for these blatant lies.

[@sayobugs1354]

@@LangkeeLongkee You make a great point.

[@COP.oscofficial]

1:43 WHY DID BFDI MUSIC JUST START PLAYING HELP

[@emojothejojo]

I don't know lol

[@m_r-ock6508]

Copyrighted song got replaced.

[@tmc_lover2]

​@@m_r-ock6508 tbh it's a great thing

[@judicatorhurayth1927]

WERE BATTLING FOR DREAM ISLAND WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@86fifty]

3:23 - I think I have a perspective worth hearing on this. As a trans(tm) myself, I'm sad, yes, because she would speak hate to me if she saw me, and saw my scars. And she's so confident, no amount of public shaming would get her to recant this position. So it's tempting to completely block and ignore her, for mental health protection reasons. But on the other hand - that's Legit Important Art she makes, that's really strong creativity, that speaks truth to power, that is a minority voice. So to block someone with something worth hearing, just because it's not 100% what we agree with, seems a bit short-sighted of us. Like, someone can hold A FEW intolerant beliefs and not be FULL of hate - it's a spectrum. But it's also a slippery slope. In order to come back from that whirlpool, one has to be able to admit when they are wrong. Extremely high self-confidence can be a real barrier to this... (See JKR's spiral) I just hope she can maintain her focus on who exactly is the enemy (patriarchy) and who most deserves to be made uncomfortable with her art - the men in power. Because punching UP is important. People in power deserve to be made uncomfortable, because their comfort is based on our pain. Punching DOWN just causes people without power, without responsibility, to suffer MORE unjust and unproductive demands to change... It's just like incels, at that point. Turfs and incels both chose a false solution that wouldn't actually fix the legit real problem they've identified. They got distracted. Everyone gets distracted from time to time. The important part is the ability to come back from it. That's what I hope for, for her.

[@GoingSwimmingly]

Honestly I hope the same. Her art is just so outstanding in both its message and depictions, but it’s so hard for me not to get ticked off by people being transphobic when I’d seen what that kind of talk does to my friends.. They keep talking of predatory men and brainwashed kids, and then all I can imagine is friends venting about being invalidated by family, or the weird things my own family says about them.. In hopes of changing something that they were born with But yeah I just hope that she realizes that someday.

[@alvinsmith3894]

​@@GoingSwimmingly Watch Sweden's Trans Train Docu series and see why Sweden is starting to change their opinion on the entire transitioning thing.

[@alvinsmith3894]

Watch Sweden's Trans Train Docu series and see why Sweden is starting to change their opinion on the entire transitioning thing.

[@funkypurpleradiohost]

Telling trans people that they shoudlnt block a transohobe bevause their transphobic messages are important apprently is so fucking vile jesus. I will never listen to a terfs opinion on gender ever because they are so completely wrong. Her art focuses on women all having vaginas and giving birth and shit. Her terfism is infecting her art and her message is one of hatred. Being trans doesnt stop you from being transphobic. - a trans man

[@n9it]

Seeing people shocked at the first artist was surprising to me in a way, that's pretty fucking tame compared to things you unwillingly get to see on the internet sometimes.

[@trinity9792]

idk how I feel about the first artists work and it's not because of the nudity but that it seems to me that all the women in the paintings are reduced to their reproductive organs, sex, and bearing children which seems to be the opposite of radical feminism just by judging the few paintings i've seen. Also the figures seem to have a lack of expression which looks intentional but for me it feels to be lacking something. Even the painting with all the men seem to lacking something and just reduces them to their meat. Even the painting with the massive sausage ball doesn't convey all the nuance that the caption had.

[@avawetzel3408]

Radical feminism often seems contradictory in that way, like, it talks about women not having to be forced to be mothers and whatnot which is true but it also says that your sex determines your gender. Through radical feminists saying this, that sex determines your gender, they often put a lot of emphasis on those sex characteristics, meaning there ends up being a lot of emphasis on things like that. I've seen a lot of radical feminists define womanhood as like, having XX chromosomes and a womb, and that in itself excludes a lot of cis women from womanhood, not to mention the obvious transphobia and anti-intersex sentiment.

[@LilyLavender-h9q]

the TERF brand of radical feminism (not feminism) by its very existence reduces people to their primary and secondary sex characteristics, yeah. if you see someone identify as TERF, radfem, or gendercritical, they likely see biological sex in this reductive bioessentialist way, either explicitly or implicitly.

[@Katastrepheinn]

Ain't the first woman a TERF tho

[@meghanuh]

i think her artwork is cool but i don’t support terfs point blank period

[@BipolarBear_pen15]

“We’re rooting for you!” Who’s we.

[@CitrusLacerate]

Me and my brother literally saw what the story of the new Assassin’s Creed was, we went crazy saying that we were excited, and then I went onto Twitter, one of the biggest mistakes of my life…

[@1L1KEP0TAT0ES]

Her arts very symbolic, its beautiful, i love it buuttt i cant really take uer side because of the terf thing- i just cant lmao

[@MinecraftssakTM]

The fact that Yasuke existed doesnt exclude the fact that they used him to be "more inclusive". Ubisoft never really made an actual historical figure the MC of their franchise, it was always just some guy created specifically for the game so I dont understand why they didnt just make some random samurai that served under Oda Nobunaga and maybe added Yasuke as a side character

[@Chu2chompsankles]

Sad to hear that the first woman is a terf since I remember really enjoying her hair sculpture stuff

[@N0n3xist3ntCharli3]

I'm learning French so reading all the French in this video made me feel really smart lmao Great video!!! :)

[@jenjoestar.]

Good luck!

[@mangoycarrot]

10:07 - Personally, I’d get upset if someone took my art and colored it in 🤷‍♀️

[@Rider_Hikari]

to the guy complaining about yasuke: jesus was not a white man

[@RDrawzDragonz]

The First Lady’s art is pretty cool, we need more thought-provoking art now-a-days!!! Same she gotta be transphobic tho :( can’t people just live and let eachother live… Anyways happy pride month 🏳‍🌈🏳‍⚧

[@lynnaekenzington]

Holy shit, when you said hot takes you weren't kidding! I haven't seen the shadows trailer yet and completely missed this hellstorm. :o

[@sansuusilly]

the only thing i disapprove of leitia is her being a terf

[@nonyabusiness3619]

Could you showcase some drama within the AI art community? I heard that there have been a few AI artists trying to claim copyright over word prompts because sometimes more than one "artist" ends up with the same picture as someone else's because their prompts were too similar.

[@mybeaniebooz9601]

How did this not get age restricted LMAO

[@nevernorest8315]

The art community is rooting for her? The many trans people in the art community would say otherwise but ok🙄

[@VictoriaWilder13]

Would 100% buy that first artist's work. It's bound to be considered classic in the next century. Don't love the whole terf thing (if it's the same person), but many of our most known and studied artists were dreadful people, so...I'd still want the art after she's gone.

[@WendyWhippedCream]

1:43 bro wth am I glitching or is there random ahh bfdi music playing right there-

[@b3h8t1n]

I used to draw weird stuff like that but after being forcibly committed to figure out "what's wrong with me" i just gave up to make boring acceptable art instead 🙄 this was 20 years ago tho. Now i follow weirdo artists because I hate basic ass boring art.

[@Kelekona]

I was a fan of Letitia's work until the TERF stuff became prominent. I'm hoping one day her point of view changes but she's someone who takes offense to people even asking about pronouns. I actually understand where she is coming from as what she said was that black women get labeled masculine as her reason, it's still unreasonable to be angry over a courtesy question. As well, I have some issues with her calling a British white woman who doesn't research when writing other cultures and has a colonial bent her "Queen." It just became more Queer unfriendly over time which is a shame. I really like the Rat Tail image as a commentary on podcasts like Fresh n Fit.

[@torsolman9739]

This assassin creed thingy is so brain rotting, Jesus Christ is not big of a deal to play as a black samurai and a shinobi woman, it’s a damn game! Holy shit people just want to hate and follow the hate train

[@FNAFhomie]

2:31 …I HEAR NO WORDS😨 JUST MUSIC