Mark turns to him in his seat "reaction videos are dumb but bullying is more dumb. Enjoy the movie!"If he ends up at the premiere hopefully Mark explains just how cringey his reaction video is before celebrating his passion though, just to clear it up
LolMark turns to him in his seat "reaction videos are dumb but bullying is more dumb. Enjoy the movie!"
There's nothing wrong. What's wrong is being a shallow asshole who discriminates other people for what they wear.wait, the fuck is wrong with cargo shorts? don't fucking ruin this for me era
"Hey, I made an reaction video but PLEASE don't react to it. Thanks."
Yeah?
Yeah no"Hey, I made an reaction video but PLEASE don't react to it. Thanks."
Yeah?
I concurThe video is cringy and his reaction is staged as shit, but that's no reason to ridicule him in public. He's doing no harm.
He's not passionate about oh so macho shit like walking into a McDonalds with an AR15 slung over your shoulder, as if Ronald McDonald is suddenly going to spring out of the restroom firing like RamboConservatives just seem like the most miserable sacks of shit.
“Wow he is excited and passionate for something, what a beta male cuck soyboy”
What a weird dude, lol.A reminder on why one shouldn't take Molyneux seriously (outside of the many other reasons)
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It would not surprise me if he's done this multiple times before or after.
EDIT: And he has
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There’s enjoying something, and then there’s breaking down in floods of tears at the slightest innocuous detail. You release a reaction video, you’re competing for views with other content creators, which prompts more extreme reactions. The relation between any ‘reaction video’ and marketing for the either the creator or product makes me cautious to characterise this situation purely as an overenthusiastic fan being bullied online.
I don't really have an opinion on his reaction, didn't care for reaction videos even when they were the thing, but people used him as a launching pad for their spiteful hot takes. Which seems a bit much.There’s enjoying something, and then there’s breaking down in floods of tears at the slightest innocuous detail. You release a reaction video, you’re competing for views with other content creators, which prompts more extreme reactions. The relation between any ‘reaction video’ and marketing for the either the creator or product makes me cautious to characterise this situation purely as an overenthusiastic fan being bullied online.
I will wear cargo shorts at a fucking black tie event hosted by the U.N. before ever even considering to place a serious thought towards this example of frat-boy douchebag bullshit.Guys you can just wear shorts, you don't need a place to store your tots
I agree.I will wear cargo shorts at a fucking black tie event hosted by the U.N. before ever even considering to place a serious thought towards this example of frat-boy douchebag bullshit.
Only because disney give him a cheque everyday for him to pretend to be cool.
I was referring to the fact that in his non Star Wars life he seems to have his head screwed on right. I don't understand what you mean? Disney is paying him to be a decent human being online?Only because disney give him a cheque everyday for him to pretend to be cool.
Also why the fuck is this thread mostly about cargo shorts ffs.
I have a dreamWait, there is more
That's the best this woman could do? How lame.
I meant her best effort in trying to shitpost. That woman is sad.I have a dream
That one day boys and girls on twitter will stop fucking replying to trolls and giving them the attention they seek
She doesn't want to do her "best", she just wants to shitpost
Self-awareness and maturity allows one to feel emotion without displaying it in a way that makes other people uncomfortable or appears disproportionate, out of context and unhinged. If the guy reacts like that to a teaser trailer... how can he escalate for the full film... or the birth if his first child. Is there some displacement going on, a personal trauma which is feeding this reaction?Our enjoyment of media is subjective and the amount of people commenting on how "staged" this reaction is without any actual proof is kind of concerning.
Yes, people can react with screams and tears to the smallest detail, especially if they're a passionate fan. I'm 31 and when the last BOTW trailer was shown in January 2017 I screamed, I jumped and, yes, I cried. Should I feel ashamed about that ? Cringey even ?
We stop children from expressing themselves freely because that type of behaviour is often antisocial - or rather we learn to control how we express ourselves to as not how to behave anti-socially. It isn’t repressing anyone to say - maybe you shouldn’t record yourself having a total breakdown over a 30 second movie clip (of which very little was actually shown). I’m not saying that to be a dick, but this isn’t a healthy response.Maybe let's stop judging how people reacts to things, saying it's "cringey" and shit like that. This is exactly why people can't feel like they can express themselves freely.
I suspect there’s a psychological or comprehension problems if you’re regularly crying over reveal trailers.You may be dunking on people who do stage their reactions, as that can totally be a thing, but I feel like there's a serious disbelief and will to subtly shame anyone who's willing to cry over a passion, for reasons I still can't comprehend.
I mean there’s acknowledging that it’s cringe and then there’s just shitting on his whole life.This whole thing feels so disingenuous to me. Like people are defending it just to stick it to the alt-right, but on any normal day some of those same people would have been talking about how cringy it is. Not about how it keeps them going and puts wind beneath their wings or whatever.
As ive gotten older, I’ve found i cry more at movies than i ever did when i was younger. i’m going to be a blubbering mess during Endgame.I bet Im gonna cry my eyes out many times during Endgame.
So anyone who has problems with men having an emotional reaction to something gotta take some time to reflect on themself.
And fuck anyone harassing, attacking or having any problems with the dude in the video.