Blue Beetle explained!! 

cobra kai!!!!

Is your name Ricky because if it is the that is my name

Lol my nickname

You mean xolo

@@Littleman637 yessir

It’s Miguel from cobra Kai

Puerto Rico en la casa🥳🇵🇷

NO WAY ACTUALLY?!

He's not only in blue beetle, he is blue beetle

@@livvy.20 sorry for the mistake

@@emrsacks9455 it wasnt really a mistake you are still right. I just added something on

Thanks And thanks for the fast response

@@emrsacks9455 btw I meant wasn't not was (I edited it)

Miguel Diaz from cobra Kai

*QUIET*

@@billybutcher1584 lol ok

@@billybutcher1584 actually NEVER

That’s actually why he specifically was good for directing a *Blue Beetle* movie

@@notproductiveproductions3504 Okay, if by good you mean that the movie, after 6 weeks, has not passed its production budget in tickets sales.

@@omgbygollywow blame the marketing team for putting all their eggs in every other basket EXCEPT this one

@@notproductiveproductions3504 Every interview with the actors and directors I saw, they kept talking up the Latino aspect of the movie. It just seems like that was the biggest focus and motivation of the makers of the movie. I just think they should have put a priority on making a good movie, instead of trying to further an agenda and make it a "Latino" movie. By playing up the Latino aspect to try to further "diversity" and "inclucivism", it left out a lot of people who did not care about that. Today, with social media and the internet, people pretty much know what a movie is about before it comes out. First thing most people want to know is if it is a good movie. They don't really care about social justice, inclusiveness, diversity. Not that any of that is bad, but it's not what most people go to the movies and pay their hard-earned money for.

@@omgbygollywow you don’t know Jaime from the comics, do ya? Culture plays a bigger role in the story of Blue Beetle than it sometimes needs to