American Psycho | Literally Me 

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@@quarterofdisorder lmao 🤣

I imagine someone like who makes video about evil company the world being american psycho that would be even more satirical and hypocritical 😂😂

This comment is literally me

Impessive, verry nice

FEED ME A STRAY VIDEO

**begins sweating**

this may be the greatest comment ive seen in years

Hey Hamilton, have a Holly Jolly Christmas. Say, is Kino still handling the Literally Me account?

A Christmas Classic

Sir.... This is a Wendy's

HEY PAUL!

Hey aul

HEY VIEWER!

Let’s see Paul Allen’s video essay

That’s my line.

I just love the fact that he isnt real

Omg are you literally me?

He just like me frfr

This is only "literally me", when all of spectators are having the same things, not the "ima kriminel" fantasies

Thoughtful right

@@bumblingdolphin9281 This. While we do live in an age where trying to express yourself is punishable, Patrick Bateman literally goes around killing people. It's like a dark parody of a fragile male. I'm not gonna pretend that I'm not a vulnerable person, but Patrick Bateman is vulnerable to a degree that's unjustifiable because he's horribly violent. This is not a Literally Me character, this character is a type of obstacle for many Literally Me characters. Violent psychopaths who take their frustrations out on innocent people that don't deserve it. Sure, fuck Paul Allen, don't care how illegal his death is, but all the women he's killed really didn't deserve it, and his true intention is revealed. His self-expression is at the expense of others to the point that others can no longer express themselves, because they're literally fucking dead. Patrick Bateman puts others down. He's an evil person. There is no way to genuinely relate to him, especially because he makes it as clear as possible at the start of the movie that nobody can be like him, and he has no true self expression or deep message. He is a void. He is unfeeling. Sure, he expresses emotions, but look at any depressed person, they can laugh or cry but if you ask them to describe how they feel, they will say that there's nothing there. They can laugh, but there's no happiness in them. They can cry, but there's no true genuine sadness in them. No matter how "relatable" he might appear, he ultimately isn't relatable, because everybody and everything is a target for him. He's a true, genuine predator looking for some meat. He's not a Literally Me character. He's the antithesis to a Literally Me. He's the unfeeling void that bullies others and kills them, while Literally Me characters are typically victims of bullies and empty people and fight back against these types of people and concepts.

We all wear masks, metaphorically speaking.

Welp

Really not sure how you relate this to cancel culture? You say its “relatable” he cant be himself, but he makes it pretty clear hes an empty husk who just wants violence, so if you relate to that get therapy maybe? He murders his co worker, like i really dont think hes too concerned with losing his job and getting “cancelled”. He pretty much says he dons the fake/peppy persona because without it theres only a void, and its like a predatory tactic to get close to people. He has no suppressed personality, because he has no personality to begin with But that being said, however, the movie itself does certainly make that case. Like you didn’t get a message that wasn’t there, it just wasn’t something Bateman himself was concerned with. Maybe thats all you were saying haha

@@Kunk_Manjeroon No way literally me Fr

I'll take, "Things that never happened" for 500, Trebek.

No wonder why I related to him myself as an autistic person, as I also mask a lot.

Hey there

holy shit that’s awesome lmaoo

And they all have the title of “Vice President”

Does it ever establish what they actually do all day, or is comparing business cards the extent of their "jobs"?

🙏 All the best to you

Can't believed they signed off on it! hahahahaa

I cant believe it was him I knew I recognized him

apart from certain parts of the chase of course an atm isnt gonna ask him to feed him a cat lol

@@ciroaldorisio8034 perhaps the early kills we're real but as the movie went on he became more and more insane and hallucinated more and more

What she said was more like: "he's a killer but to what extent is debatable" There's one moment in the movie that had to be imagined: the chainsaw drop. there's now way he could hit her in the side from directly above. no way!! it's back up by the scene that follows straight after. he's drawing the chainsaw/woman image on the napkin. that's because he's playing it out right there in his head while his girl is yammering on, it didn't happen for real.

Omg Matt! i was not expecting to see you in the comments aha

I get the same vibe from this as Pearl from the movie Pearl. She's extremely similar to him on a lot of ways now that I think about it.

Hey Paul!

@@halloweenfriday AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH

@@realwhelan TRY GETTING A RESERVATION AT DORSIA NOW, YOU F*CKING ST*PID B*STARD

Lol one minute after posting this comment, he mentioned the musical in the video. Damn that was trippy

Great gift.

Yeah Blue Velvet would be cool

Frank Booth is literally me.

@@adamlane6453 😂😅😯

Never read the book, but I felt the same way about the movie. I wasn't much of a fan of it because of its dream-like feeling. Everytime he kills it follows a pretty sharp scene change and that led to me expecting a "it was all a dream!" type ending. Instead I was just kinda confused as to what I had just watched. Maybe Ill check out the book instead.

I this is one of the biggest parts people dont really talk about at the start of the movie he tells evelyn he does this because he wants to fit in. he consumes tons of media to build his personality if he was a real person today hed be on twitter posting about how ryan gosling is literally him

The closest person to Bateman is Ellis' father, as a lot of Patrick's behavior is inspired by how abusive Ellis' father was

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