Girl Stuff and Guy Stuff 

"guy liner" "man purse" "man bun" straight people are so funny

LOVEEEEE. I buy clothes from the womens all the fucking time and when the people try to redirect me I'm typically like "that's okay. I'm not so insecure about my masculinity I think that fabric somehow represents gender, thankkkkkkssss!"

you forgot about "manbun" and "guyliner" those are ridiculous

This video is totally accurate! I hate when people say that boys cannot wear pink and when parents try to tell kids that they need a certain color because they are a boy or a girl! Colors have no gender. They are just colors. We need to stop putting labels on things and just let them be!

I was in a mall once and a guy tapped my shoulder on the escalator and asked why I'm wearing pink socks and am I a women. My mind couldn't even answer, I didn't even think when putting them on, it's just a bloody colour. Then I got called a gayboy and he spat on me. The human race can be lovely at times lol. But.....I still rock the pink socks because I can!! :D great video RJ. X much love ❤️

I died at the yoga thing

This video is everything!! I was gonna buy a new water bottle because mine crapped out on me the other day. I just wanted a normal freaking water bottle to contain my water with lemon when I need it. There was two bottles, one was pink and said something in the lines off "even though I'm a princess, I can also lift" and then there was a black one which said like "train insane or remain the same" and it was so masculine it almost made me puke. Since pink is not really my color, I ended up with the black one. But this is so annoying! And it is EVERYWHERE. God help me if they can't make anything gender neutral. Also, you're hilarious and this video made me very passionate, but it also made me giggle :D

Honestly the best video on the internet

Very smart product placement. I applaud thee.

Here in Italy, we have toothpaste for men. Tube with dark colors and MEN, all big, written on it. Oh there's also a medicine for colds of either men or women. They literally go something like this in the ad "It is hard to believe, but women's cold and men's colds are different" THEY ARE FREAKING COLDS

I can't stand that so many toys are gender based. I've never imposed gender based toys on my daughter and she likes her Thomas the trains just as much as her barbies and marvel superhero figurines. I have to say it did irritate me when she took her minecraft figurines to school for show and tell last year, and came home telling me that boys and girls were telling her that minecraft was only for boys and she couldn't play with them and she was 6 at the time.

Well. Being trans but unfortunately forced to be closeted with limited options to express my masculinity(I'm not even allowed to cut my hair), buying products that are labeled 'for men' give me a sense of satisfaction and it's an outlet for me.

okay but "bronuts"??? "snack like a man" on "bronuts"????????

Great, now I hate society even more. I knew it was serious but not this much. It would maybe be bearable if it at least wasn't as extreme as it is. Although my mom loves me the way I am she would always say that the way I dress is weird because it's neither boyish nor girly and that when it comes to clothes I should just pick one side and not try to be something in between because it looks weird and she'd always be like ''look at other girls...'' to which I always responded ''I'm not other girls''. This just always bothered me. The gender roles are way too much. But on the other hand, it used to be worse, maybe you're considered weird but now you're at least allowed to wear or like what you want. I'll keep hoping it will get even better in the future. Loved the video by the way. How the hell do you do this? You're so great!

beautiful beautiful point and video. I was literally just confronted with this. So my brother, who's 6, liked my black nail polish and wanted some for himself. I ended up painted his thumb with a temporary paint because if my mom or my step dad(his dad) found out they would flip their shit. Also he wants his hair to be red but my mom wont let me help him with that because dyeing hair red is for girls apparently. I'm gonna get him some temporary red color and make sure its extra dark and 'manly' so everyone can get what they want. I don't want him to grow up feeling ashamed of liking certain things just because of Gender roles. This whole subject just frustrates me to a crazy point because I can't do anything about it oml

I something online about the whole target getting rid of its gender separation thing I don't remember exactly what they said but it was basically " "how can I possibly get a gift for my granddaughter, nephew etc. if I don't know what things are for boys or for girls" well here's an idea how about you actually get to know the kid you giveing a present to instead of just giving them something arbitrary based on their gender." I would add to that that if you're going to the party of the kid you don't know very well, first off why do people invite children their kids barely know to their birthday parties, and second buy the kid something like a board game or a book, it's that god damn simple.

Books are by far the craziest thing to put a gender on. If a man wants to read a romance novel, there shouldn't be a label that indicates that he can't.

This is so perfect!! When you asked what gender the watch was I was like "RJ it has no gender its a watch"...

I think it's a watch for neither man nor woman. It's for a wrist.

As I girl, I've hardly ever shopped in the juniors department. I don't want studded jeans, sparkly bows, flirty t-shirts, girly stuff written all over it, or the face of a pop star on it. I prefer the women's(classier than juniors) and guy's(pretty cool) department. Picked out my basketball pants standing right next to bodybuilder guy. haha And camo - all girl's camo practically has pink. I'm not gonna buy from sections that don't satisfy me. I'm not going to waste money filling a closet with stuff I'd not wear.

I'm sharing this with my graphic design class. We were just having this debate about design and gender based marketing yesterday.

RJ your opinions are always so amazing! I almost always agree with them, this case especially, I'm a chick and I enjoy shopping in the men's section, and get weird looks for wearing men's clothes, and typically tend to get laughed at for it. I feel like you should be able to buy what you want no matter your gender.

Way back when I was in high school and speaking to the careers' advisor (1975) about wanting to be a car mechanic, she said to me ' Oh don't be so silly sweetie, you'll get those long nails all dirty. Girls can't be mechanics.' Ho hum. Would have saved so much money on car repairs, and probably loved the work! Don't always listen to your careers' advisors! Love your channel, RJ, and look forward to your vlogs on Shep689 daily. Will and yourself inspire and motivate me. Keep up the excellent work, my friends! Love and kisses from Sydney, Australia.

I like that he turns his advertising into actual enjoyable content

I paused the video... To me, in this day and age, anyone can wear it if they like it. Me go watch rest of video... Great video, RJ. Love it. No one is entitled to dictate what someone else likes. Some like orange and some like green whilst some like them both and others dislike them both. Only living entities could identify with a gender or another but object are genderless by nature so they should be considered as such, in my humble opinion. Very nice of The Fifth in getting in touch with you. Their products are very classy and stylish whilst at the same time vibrant and dynamic! Thanks for the video, mate. Love you loads as always.

I'm glad this video exists because my mom is one of those people that push me towards "men's" watches, scarves, deodorant, etc. It becomes so frustrating to deal with being someone who completely disregards gender categorizing.

This is why RJ is one of my favorite youtubers. I love listening to him talk about things like this.

YESS Best video I love your videos RJ! Something I want to say, I usually go for womens items because usually they are designed for the women's body, and its easier to find them if they're labeled pink. Also I like having feminine items for aethestic purposes. However, I think we shouldn't be saying 'for women' if something is feminine, only if its specifically for womens bodies. The hammer was hilarious. The worst thing is men though with the whole pink thing. And the treatment of pink in general. I've gotten comments because of pink things before, even though I'm a girl. I'm a graphic designer and I designed a cosmetic brand for women and made it all pink (lol im sorry Im the kind of person you all hate :P but i gave it a 'princess' theme for young girls who like that) and when an interviewer looked through my portfolio, they said 'thats very pink....' as if it were a negative thing. Like I wasn't a good designer because I designed something very girly therefore not professional. I keep it in my portfolio because of this, since I don't want to be hired by someone who thinks less of me for designing 'girly' items. (But from now on I'll try to avoid designing products stereotypically 'for women' if I can hehe) I want to see men wearing pink MUCH more often.

I feel this video so much. My little brother has always been interested in dolls and hair and the color pink and typically feminine things, and you would NOT BELIEVE how uncomfortable people, some of whom are complete strangers, get. My dad was so horrified at first, being a typical Southern camo-wearing, deer-hunting "Real Man" but in the past few years, he's realized how ridiculous and unnecessary his behavior was. Hyper-masculinity is something we REALLY need to combat in this country. I mean, honestly? Grown men telling my 11 year old brother he's just asking to be beaten up when he goes trick or treating as Zelda? Telling him you're gonna "rough him up" if his daddy doesn't for the way he's dressing and acting? Hearing this type of shit from his uncles and cousins is bad enough... why do gross old men feel SUCH a need to assert their idea of masculinity by scaring and humiliating little boys?

Would totally love to have that watch rj its stylish as hell. I been though the whole " stuff " thing even since I came out as a lesbian I always get stare at in the men and woman clothing area because of my choice in clothing. Its frustrating to think that people can assume that okay because your girl you shop in the female area but if you are boy you shop in the male area it more annoying when they say that directly to me I do tell the person/people that I am girl and I don't think clothing should have a gender I am free to wear what ever make me happy and comfortable. Let's just say every time I go into shops I give people an understanding of judgement towards others because of who people are. Love ya rj and thanks for making this video it's me so happy :)

I asked my dad for a screwdriver for my birthday because I build a lot of furniture. My mom asked if I meant I wanted a purple one...

In addition to all the points made in the video, things marketed at women are also more expensive. For no reason other than the fact that companies know women will pay more.

Oh +TheNotAdam, how I've missed your rant videos. They always make me chuckle. :)

Your rants are always so on point. It brought back memories of similar rants, discussions and lectures during my gender studies classes at university. Many things still clearly need to shift in society.

I was going through my closet just before I moved to Japan and I found a Bic pen, still in the packaging, labeled "for her". It was pink, of course. A FREAKIN PEN. REALLY?

I LOVE this video!!! One of the silliest trends I've seen is the "boyfriend" style shirt, watch, jeans,etc. for women. I was trying to buy a baby shower gift (sex unknown) and it was difficult to find anything gender neutral. The worst thing though about gender based marketing is the gender based pricing. The female version of products and services are always priced significantly higher than men's.

I love how you took a sponsorship and made an amazing point with it, whereas most youtubers just say a scripted line and leave it at that. Good job

It's a trick question: It's giraffe's watch.

I work in an electronics store and today I was selling an iPad to a man, he was buying it for his daughter after choosing the model he wanted he then asked me which colour I thought he should get for her, but before I could say anything he said, "actually, go for the white one, that's more girly right?" I was so confused, I just left to get the iPad. Like literally what is girly about a white iPad? It is literally the most neutral colour a thing could be, and yet this guy managed to gender that too.

the weirdest gender labeling of products I have ever seen is probably the bic for her pens because like??? they're pens??? It literally makes no difference? The only difference is that they are pink and purple and have butterflies on them so like? I honestly don't get it

*This* It infuriates me when I'm out with friends who have children and they deny their children clothes or toys because it's "not girly enough" or because "that's not what boys play with". If someone wants something, then let them have it; it's certainly not up to anyone else to impose restrictions or gender specific "normalities" on anyone. Thank you RJ for a fun, interesting, thought provoking video that hasn't been made in too an overbearing way (which many you tubers can end up doing). x

Thank you for speaking about that topic :) associating gender with products is ridiculous.Love you and wish you all the best! :D

not only is this video true but it's also so damn funny! I love how you give a positive message while also portraying it in a comedic way. this is something I would honestly expect from John Stewart. Great Job!

Looking through a catalog I saw two shopping carts for kids. One was pinks be purple and the other was red and blue. I couldn't believe that it was necessary to gender a shopping cart.

I have a lot of straight guy friends who uses 'pink' phones...one of them even used hot pink Motorola Razr, and I also thought it was quite cool.

"because clearly women don't know anything about tools unless their painted pink" - rj *flashback to 6th grade* *remembers stem class* *remembers bending the nail* "yup, it wasn't pink so i don't know how to nail it in without it being pink" -this was a joke please don't kill me- i love this video though the stereotypes of where men have to take more masculine colors such as blue and black with women having to take such delicate colors like pink of purple are so stupid. my favorite color is black yet even though it can be a universal color(ish) sometimes you'll see black products meant for maLES while females have pink which is a color i don't prefer. aka the pencils for her. like they're cool and all but where's the black one. -whoops i agree with rj just too much for normalness- but RJ, you are an amazing person you express your opinions without too much hate and you definitely stand up from other youtubers. This is literally why you and Will are my favessss

If watched this so many times. I love it so much, keep being awesome, RJ!

You deserve more views. You're awesome.

One of the things I like about you is that you don't fit in the standard, nor represent the complete oposite. you are you, above the gender roles. That's a role model for me

"What's updog" pose is quite amazing actually

I work in a kids toy store and a woman came in, looking for a Marvel toy for a grandchild. She asked to see the Hulk toys so I show her them and she like looks weird at them and then said 'Sorry I just feel weird right now.' And of course I ask why, you know thinking she wasn't too sure about the toy but no she said, 'it's for a girl. I mean she likes the Hulk that's not girly is it?' And I'm holding back because she is a paying customer but WHAT?! That little girl can like whatever she wants! Down with gender roles, kids can just be kids man who cares what they like?!

I've used men's and women's shampoo and the only difference is that women's foams up more, and that's not even a special feature it's just to make you *feel* like it's doing a good job, no difference whatsoever

I have yet to find a watch sized appropriately for my slender wrists without it being painfully (excruciatingly so) marketed toward the concept of "Feminine". Watches marketed toward men are all too large; I put one on and suddenly I look like a 5-year old who put on his father's watch. Watches marked toward women all seem to push fashion over function. Thin dangly chains, ridiculously small watch faces ... and an endless sea of pastels. Hell... even the watch in this video is too large for my wrists :-/

you hit the nail right on the head RJ I hope people get what your saying!

(I hope you see this rj ❤️) I think that is is Guys watch typically but I think that dividing things by gender is stupid!!! I like blue and red not pink and yellow!! A gender isn't make you, you!!!! I got bullied cuz I was "different" cuz I liked playing football and I liked blue instead of pink!!! I'm not a transgender or anything like that I'm just a girl who likes boy things, but I also like makeup and stuff!! I didn't really like playing with Barbie dolls I liked playing with tractors and diggers when I was younger!!!! Thank you for making this video R.j you have really made my day!! I am so glad that you understand the same as hopefully the majority of the world!!! Btw I think that u and will are so cute together and I wish you all the best in the future (ps. You two are very lucky to have each other and stand up for what you believe in this makes me so happy!!!) love you and your videos so much they are a massive inspiration to me!!!!

As a cis-gender woman who loved playing with toy cars AND dolls, and isn't too fond of pink or glitter, i really support this kind of opinion. And it's great that you have the plattform too share your sight, so others might start thinking abot it, too. really great video :)

I love these kinds of videos so much. I don't fit into the gender binary, but because of family members' unwillingness to understand and the general population's automatic rejection of people like me, I felt really forced to assimilate and "pick a side." My solution is to just buy from both the men's and women's departments to make myself feel better, but how cool would it be if every store was like The Fifth and separated items based on style, color, or *gasp* function, instead of some weirdly constructed system that doesn't even make sense and paints one gender as the fragile one in need of softer products and the other as masculine and rock solid when, in reality, a lot of people grow up not fitting into those roles and feel alienated because of it! Great video RJ, thanks for making people like me feel more understood 😊

The stupidest gender labeling I've ever seen was "Men's toothpaste" …Really?

i was in the store and i found a cologne and a perfume they smelled exactly the same but one said for men and my mom threw a fit saying that I'm a girl and she would not have her daughter wearing cologne and even after she seemed t them both and confirmed that they smelled exactly the same she still made me get the one that said for women

It's five years later now since you uploaded this video and I went tho their website. But now they definitely DO have a women and men section so.. That didn't work out as they would have hoped haha

It's just a watch haha I can't really think of a gender that the watch could go with. Unigender?

This video is everything!!! Also the quote, "Yeah this ain't sun screen for little bitches" is everything.

literally THANK YOU. ACTUALLY. there are so many people i am going to send this to wow

I love and appreciate companies like that. They're actually thinking about customers.

I think this is easily one your best videos! THANK YOU FOR THIS.

I got so excited when I got this notification, amazing video as always RJ.

The watch look very nice. I would guess unisex.

"strong enough for a man made for a woman " but as a moist person i love secret. damn adverts

the name of the video made me nervous, but you never disappoint. you're fantastic.

As I get older I realize how much I love my parents for teaching me at a young age that gendered products are silly by buying me and my siblings whatever we wanted or liked (within reason) opposed to by gender. Also blaze orange/pink cammo is the silliest gendered product I've seen.

As a unisex person, this kinda means somthing to me. Gendered products have always made me feel anxious, especially when I was a kid and trying to be a girl like I was supposed to and not really knowing how. These days I care a little less, but I still gravatate towards non gender specific things whenever I can get away with it.

In France, there was the first Twingo that, unlike the newest models, was sold only in France. It was a huge success that never seemed to wither away so no reason to stop it. HOWEVER, when the CEO of Renault found that "that women were the majority of buyers for this car" because they found it cute and practical, they decided it had to be redesign it to make it more manly, bulkier because it was insulting for Renault to have made a car men would shun. They said Renault is not here to make "shopping cars". They do make wanking cars, though...

I dont know about the US but here in Poland Crunchips made limited edition of potato chips: garlic baguette flavored for girls and grilled ribs for boys....

It's actually crazy how gendered everything is. I work as a swimming teacher for kids, mostly preschoolers, and from the word go they are dressed in pink or in superhero swimming costumes, want to be a princess or a superhero. The little girls I teach are often really surprised that they can be a superhero too. I love superheroes and love giving the girls a list of characters they can be; learning that there is a superhero called Supergirl is very exciting for them. At my swim school I'm also the only teacher to offer any colour options to both boys and girls. It annoys me that even at 2 and a half boys and girls will have been socialised to think they can't choose something or can't be something because of their gender/sex.

Loved the video! Congrats, RJ, you're getting better and better each time! 😁❤️

It's also really bad because I am a female (both as sex and gender) and a lot of times I have to buy from the "men's" section in clothing because the "women's" comes in sizes that are cut for incredibly small people because that's how its perceived that women should be. Also the clothes I like are band shirts and anime shirts and generally the better ones are ones that are made "for men"

I love your watch! I also love this video! I literally had to google "Broga" because it seemed so ridiculous!

Thanks. I love the info about the watches and completely agree with you on how stuff is branded. I guess my comment isn't so much about misadvertising(it's a sticker or flyer, I don't freaking care what it says). I'm often frustrated by comments from friends who think I'm not being ladylike, appropriate, patient enough with my girlfriends or whatever. I am confident in myself as a female; I just have nontraditional interests that are tomboyish, or sometimes closely line up with dudes.I bound up two or three stairs at a time, I'd rather play sports with guys who are totally into the game, talk about hunting, weightlifting, and the history of different wars with guys than waste time doing hair and nails with girlfriends. I literally have anxiety attacks on makeup aisles, and hate glittery pink stuff. When I'm in a Bass Pro Shops or Military Surplus store, I feel great. I love my running shoes are from the men's department and I wear my brother's hand-me-downs. When I wear my favorite camo cargo pants, I get comments like - "Oh that's cute. What made you decide to play dress up today?" Any of my guy friends who wear the same pants don't get such comments, they are accepted for what they wear. I say if it's not immoral, illegal, or harmful - then go do what makes your soul feel alive. I prefer babysitting boys, I asked for Legos for my 17th birthday, I love training martial arts with military friends, and I wish to join the National Guard. Why do people in my life freaking have problems with stuff like that? For years I felt like I didn't fit in(cuz I don't have any girl friends to relate to on this type of thing). I'm not confused about my gender, or trying to get attention by being "weird". I'm trying to be me, but often I feel negativity or apprehension from others. I like me, even if girls didn't invite me over to their birthday party, and some guys are intimidated by me apparently. People think I'm awesome when I'm just being myself, or are slightly freaked out by me. I will not continue to try to be "normal" though... because whenever I've tried, I suffocated myself, suppressed my desires, and it was psychologically unhealthy for me. I prefer practicality over cutesy. Cargo pants hold a lot more than the pockets of any girl's pants, a back pack is more convenient than a purse, and a multi-tool is something I almost always have with me. And with my pixie, and often unintentional gender neutral dressing, I've been mistaken for a guy multiple times. That doesn't bother me, because I recognize that people associate gender roles with clothing and mannerisms all the freaking time. There is no reason for me to be mad when I'm asked if I'm a guy. I feel it's more important that I be caring and loving of others, than to take extra time to make sure I look feminine before I go out.

I love this video so much. I've watched it about 10 times and I shared it with my family because I needed this to be out there for everyone to see. love it

definitely both! I am a girl and I like this kind of watch ..

I love this video so much. the amount of time and thought we put into what are stuff says about our gender (whats for girls and whats for boys) is why I was so confused in high school. Stuff is stuff and it should not dictate how i Identify. You Rock

Answer: I do not think it should matter. I know for me, especially when it comes to accessories, if I like something I will most likely buy it. The "normal" and "preassigned" gender of an object does not matter to me; those watches are honestly stunningly gorgeous and I will probably buy one for myself because ... well, I have no self control.

I also recently saw a laundry detergent just for men. really. ....my uncle who work for P& G for 30 yrs told me why detergents cost more is they have less water than the cheaper ones.

Ahhh RJ, you are literally amazing! This video is so well made and I'm extremely happy you always manage to put my thoughts into words. I remember Ellen DeGeneres doing a small skit on Bic's "pen for women" and I highly recommend you watch that :) Also that baby clothing saying "I hate my thighs" might be the most horrible thing I have ever seen.

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO! This is something that irritates me on a daily basis and has done so for years. I was lucky enough to have parents that were super cool about me wearing men's t-shirts one day and dresses the next, but I know plenty of people who weren't as fortunate.

I almost cryed watching this. I have thought this even before I knew my own identity. This is to true.

Perhaps not the silliest, but on Target's Cartwheel app, it had over-ear headphones listed under "Guys Stuff". :P Damn it guess I have to buy the pink running headphones.

My friend once told me that as a woman she refuses to help with renovation work in her house. She told me "it's just not a woman's place". I was dumbfounded...because I actually enjoy renovating and redoing and repainting my room with my dad...yet I am pretty sure I'm a woman. I think that mindset definitely comes from society but it's probably one of the most stupid things I've ever heard her say U.u

I hate how Axe is "the no 1 selling men's soap" like what if I , a cis female, wanna smell like a teenage douchebag?

I totally get your point ,they even have something called DUDE WIPES like what !! Apparently males need a certain type of wipes for body. Really enjoyed your video.

RJ, I love love LOVE your feather tattoo

Either or! Even including gender non-binary, its just a black watch and if thats your aesthetic then go for it!

In art class, I had to paint a design on a hat. I decide to do pastel red and blue. When I got home with the hat my mom saw it and freaked out because thee red look very close to pink. She told me that I shouldn't have done that because "boys shouldn't like pink".

It's a unisex watch!! I wear women's watches all the time cause I like the sparkle ... It's my #aesthetic lol

Yesyesyesyesyesyes also yes. Everything about this video is perfect. Also such a cool way to do a sponsored video while still making great content

RJ you are amazing and so talented in speaking on different topics and also soooo funny:) LOVE ya

YES! Incredible video! Definitely something that needs to be said. Genders are assigned to way too many things, I mean even greeting cards are usually split into male and female. There should be way more gender neutral things out there, just like this company!

This reminded me of my early childhood. I loved girly things, but as I picked up soon what boys/girls should do/like, I always chose the second, more manly, option I had.

oml! thank you so much for making this video! like girls can like "guy stuff" and guys can like "girl stuff" and I always say that because it doesn't matter! also nice video!!

I agree with most of what you say, getting rid of theses things is good, but some medical stuff there is stuff that is only good for men or women. For example vitamins, women's vitamins have way too much iron for men. However this would require a lot to change and can't happen over night. Also just say even if it says for women or for men you can still just but it. I have bought stuff that says for women on it before and I do not care, or stuff that says for men it does not mean anything to me and to me, and in some ways we should not care what it says, but I still get your point and agree that we should not do for everything you stated. I think some of the over top stuff you showed is more of just a joke anyways, but I still see your point and think that a lot of it like watches, toys, and the sunscreen stuff is just stupid to label that, but I think they just do that because it catches your attention and some of it is just not to be taken literally. I mean they are trying to sell you stuff. Overall I think the big things is to get rid of the color for guys and the colors for girls thing, and stop caring what kind of color they like wether it is cleshay for their gender. For example telling a girl that they should not like pink because of the cleshay of girls liking that color. Also like kids play with any toys they want and not say boy or girl toys, when I was younger I played with my with my sister's barbie dolls sometimes and my race cars or my weenie the pooh doll or my gi joe action figures. Playing with toys does not mean anything more than just having some fun. Now again I still do not fully understand why is so bad to name something different? Personally, I still find it stupid but it does get more guys or girls doing theses things that they would not of done 20 - 40 years ago because they are for girls or guys. Now again I do think is stupid but it is a least a step in the right direction and getting more guys or girls to do things that they would be afraid of looking less manly or less girly. I personally think we should encourage them just to call it what it is and try to get them not to care about it. Witch I think will eventually happen and this may just be a necessary step for older guys and gals that were just raise a certain way to get over it. Or, as I said earlier they just might just be a joke to them to call every thing bro whatever, like a meme kinda. Anyways I like your videos and this was an interesting topic to write about.