How The Boys Destroyed Marvel Forever 

Hi

The copycat characters of Marvel and DC feels more OG then OG nowadays and that's why the boys is one the best superhero series that ever made.

moon is being ironman

Did you have to use a clickbait??

another company to give your information to for them to leak lmao genius

In a way it did as it showed superheroes in a new light What if superheroes were evil ? Which is much more realistic And by endgame people were tired of mcu watching the same plot again and again I still remember people were gravitating towards the boys and Aot especially after endgame

Yes and also Marvels woke pandering and feminist agenda

And forced agendas that no one cares to see

​@@serenas5411marvel has literally always been progressive and ahead of the curve. if you couldn't see that, you weren't paying attention. marvel's "woke agenda" doesnt exist. they made one massively stupid scene in endgame, that's fact we can all agree on. bree larson is stupid on her own time in interviews. aside from that, what's happening that's "woke" exactly? genuinely piss all.

Marvel is still better than DC.

It's scary how well he portrays Homelander.

Homelander is more of a sociopath than a psychopath

Antony Starr isn't homelander, homelander is Antony Starr

He should've got something for banshee as well.

@@TheFawfulExpressMustardO-cx6mwit was to the point that he was just arrested some time ago for mugging a woman or something and screamed “you know who the fuck I am? I AM THE HOMELANDER”

It was meant to be my brother👊🤣🤣..Starr is just phenomenal

That’s actually awesome lol

Interesting fact. Thank you.

This smells of PR bullshit. Like bravo vince lol.

I was always wondering if Antony was acting as Homelander or Homelander is acting as Antony. Now with your comment I got no more doubts lol

I love Homelanders character more than any other super hero character.

Same here😂

Exactly.

But the Boys is kicking it while it’s down, it saw it’s advantage and took it….because that’s what hero’s do The fact that you need to do so much homework now of TV shows and side characters movies that are literally just 80-90% filler and barely contribute to the overall plot and storyline just makes the effort far higher than the payoff But they seem to be tanking a lot of their other stuff not just marvel through their own stupid actions. I wonder do they even read the screenplays before approving the films/shows anymore

The "girl power" Beat down on the Austrian art aficionado (Stormfront) from season 2 was cringe as fuck, parody or not my eyes nearly rolled clear outta my head. Anthony Starr is carrying Homelander more than the writing is, he was amazing on Banshee which honestly is a much better show than the Boys and that's no insult. And the Modern politics insert was hamfisted dogshit that's gonna be dated in 5 years, and this guy is acting like that milquetoast nonsense is profound rather than Cringe.

@@brentharlow3559also wow haha, gore is so cool haha

@@brentharlow3559True, Stormfront and almost everything around her character was cringe as hell. Looked mostly like dumb anti-right propaganda than a parody.

Nutting in them

😅 8:08 pp

Powerful? The boys are maybe a Daredevil level threat. They seem like super soldiers at best. Not sure they are even different than the thugs in Falcon and The Winter Soldier

The boys is an anti-republicans and conservative propaganda created by radical left. It’s just satire

​@@singingchef23and? Homelander the main villan is still the strongest in is universe or stronger then 99% of the cast, literaly a menace, you actual feel the fear of the characters when he appers. Marvel could never lol.

Agreed... It was AMAZING to see the disgust and contempt in Homelander's eyes even as he is smiling at someone and trying to hold back the urge to squash or throw them out of a window.

Anthony Starr just brilliant my brother

@@faizelwales the story is as good as the villan :) the better the villan is the better the hero has to be, ergo the story :)

@@S0ulfy-vg9tz 💯 reminds me alot of justified Boyd en raylan elevating each other and the whole series..🤝👏👊

Check Banshee amazing show and he's the main guy in it

This is the future

Homelander is overrated

@@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286 everything can probably be overrated. should add what makes him overrated.

@@Munchausenification The push of some of his fans is an example.

@@nkemnoraulmanfredini7286naw homelander truly is one of the best characters ever made

ITS JUST AS BAD YOU LOSER. POOR SEASONS ENDINGS AFTER GOOD BUILD UPS

It doesnt really have character development tho. Extortion is really the only way anything ever changes in this show.

@@ImAmirus Literally every character is different by the end of the latest season compared to season 1. The only ones that aren't that different are Butcher and Homelander, but that makes sense because they're both similarly stubborn and have that "scorched Earth" attitude that you don't really come back from. Frenchie, Hughie, Kimiko, Starlight, Deep, A-Train, Ashley, literally all of these characters have done an almost 180 (but naturally, not jarringly).

@@ImAmirus are you watching the show blindfolded or?

​@@ImAmirusStarlight season 1: Being manipulated by her parents and Vought, sexually abused and still keeps her mouth shut. Season 3: Doesn't give a fuck about Vought, speaks up against them, has learned to play their game to her advantage. Hughie season 1: Scared, timid, angry but not tough enough to stand up for himself. Insecure. Season 3: Literally stares down Homelander for threatening his girlfriend. Compare this to the baptism scene where he's about to shit himself. That's just 2 characters. Need I go on?

And it's just more honest with us humans, we all are neither completely "moral" nor "evil".

I like how it’s somewhat more realistic. In dc and marvel movies and shows (not that it’s a bad thing), half the movies or episodes are the “heroes” or “villains” going over their master plans and how they’ll act. The “heroes” and “villains” in the boys just get it done with as soon as they can. Like homelander just shows up to a terrorist hideout and kills them all within minutes and secures it for the us military or vought. Basically the boys get it done while marvel and dc usually spend unnecessary amount of show and movie time hours having inspirational speeches

Anthony Starr

I think they should have concluded it in season 3 but because of how successful the show got it will probably keep running on forever.

@@youlooklikeagoodjoeyoulooklone director planned The boys to be 5 season show

@@SaifXD47that’s good I hate when tv shows or movies get milked

@@SaifXD47 I hope you're right and they don't milk it till everyone has lost interest.

⁠@@youlooklikeagoodjoeyoulooklonelol it’s not being milked it’s just going at the pace of the comics, we‘ll get like 2 more seasons max

Yup

Is this one of those "9/11 was an inside job" type statements?

So, true 🤣🤣 the series really nailed it.

They like to put fear in you. You always need a bogey man. Putin is the new bogey man.

The world mostly sees America for the warmongers they are but it doesn't matter what we think. It only has to the fool the US population.

Seen? Who cares? Suck on bean and ride the peen. That's your own business.

So you like to talk about sex in public, you have my attention.

@@brownehawk7744 wtf are you talking about

Their method of show, don't tell is textbook and so well executed. The dialogue never felt forced and it just adds layers of subtext on the episodes that happened beforehand.

The Boys is just refreshing. After Endgame, MCU has been caca except for spider man

This is the genious of the writing. You can understand Homelander, empathize with him, fear him yet hate him and everything he represents at the exact same time! The characters are actually deep! You can believe this could happen, as you know people with these character traits, you meet them every day, minus the superpowers.

A shame DC couldve easily went on this route but instead went the marvel route

Watchmen walked so the boys could run

The Watchmen comic and movie or the series?

​@@SpaceForce635comic.

Exactly. I am a fan of the 2009 movie and I'm tired that people say The Boys and Invincible did it first.

that man is a national treasure!

idk if youve watched gen V (the boys spinoff type series) but he was teased for the next episode in the trailer

@@andersmorrison7581 I didn't know that. Thanks for the info!

@@andersmorrison7581i didn't see that but if that's true I'm a happy man

It is, get excited.@@StopLookingAtMyAcc

Aquaman

for real like did this mf even watch the show?

I'd be a deplorable dirtbag.

For sure I'd be a super villain

Well you'd most likely enforce your Worldview.

I'd finally be able to live where I want and nobody could stop me. "Sir, you need a pass-" *slap* "No tf I don't, try and stop me😊"

@@ottomanpapyrus9365 if sucking every dick in a room dry in under 5 seconds is my world view count me in

Agreed, I’m also a big fan of Karl Urban as Butcher

​@@AodhanBeag It's funny cause he's the complete opposite in real life, dude's a deranged leftist

He's brilliant as HL

​@AodhanBeag absolutely. He's freaking great in the show. I've always liked his movies (yes, even Doom lol) and thought that he doesn't get the acclaim he deserves.

The show makes no sense story wise. His performance + Karl Urban and the production value save the show. Homelander is too hard to kill (can survive a nuke and poison) so you have to make a mcguffin to kill him The government doesn't allow heroes into the military but there are heroes literally everywhere. Legit thousands across America. The fact none have either moved somewhere else or been captured is highly unlikely and then even gets proven to have happened via SoldierBoy and Kimiko. So either America would've already implemented heroes into the military or another army would've. And the heroes weren't actually in the military in Season 3, that was a plot to subdue SoldierBoy and hand him to the Russians (even though I thought they didn't want heroes in other nations armies but okay) We even learn the Russians have run experiments on SoldierBoy and straight up gave him new powers so they have an understanding of Compound V. If you CAN just make a serum that people can take, what's the point of this show? Why can't it just be distributed to people? Butcher tries to kill a baby just to be petty to Homelander. At the court hearing about who gave the terrorists the Compound V, everyone's head explodes and the only people who benefit from that, obviously, are Vought and the Seven yet the government just does nothing after that. Literally nothing happens. If you think about the show for legit 5 seconds, it makes absolutely no sense. Then add all of the extremely biased political commentary and it's actually disgusting to watch.

I would suggest you give the show “Banshee” a watch if you like his acting! He plays a freshly freed convict who takes the identity of a newly elected small town sheriff. He doesn’t have super powers in it but he does beat a lot of ass

@@cr144mc6 Loved Banshee, but never realized the lead character was Homelander. Dude looks completely different.

@@alanwakeup3344 I watched through banshee a few times and it still took me the entire first season on the boys looking at Homelander like “I KNOW I know this dude from somewhere!”

yes I know Gavin newsom is amazing

has real criminal charges against him too, so like he is capable of doing those horrible things if presented with the opportunity.

"Alan Moore's: "The Watchmen" did it first. Marvel's "Blade" did it too...but then the racism attacked.

"And ironically is the most diverse show ive seen" and the boys is able to do this without feeling panderish or forced. Its so natural and authentic. I truly love this show

​@R.P.-hw2rq I dont think anyone (most people at least) is saying that the boys killed marvel movies, but rather the other way around. The decline and stagnation of marvel after endgame makes the boys so much better

They try to virtue signal ALOT. They did a whole "Homelander is Trump blah blah Storm front blah de blah" Arc.

Your feelings sound hurt ngl

The Boys is 10/10 tv

The Watchmen started it all. The Boys is taking a page from The Watchmen.

Frenchie's best quote in The Boys is "HE'S TRYING TO GET IN MY ASS" If you haven't seen that scene yet, keep watching.

Maeve*

That would actually happen lol. Progressive land is a great bit

he don't approve you allat

mf didnt you crush someones skull in while you pounded stormfront?

If I give you milk can I have your cape

Go drink some milk mf

@@jacksputrid dear god this is an underrated comment. up doot from me!

@dont_Read_Profile_Photo. OK

​@dont_Read_Profile_Photo.Don't read my comment otherwise u will be dumb to not reply

It should be self-evident, for how else are you going to tell a gripping story if you don't include high stakes? The worst part is that Marvel's comics (can't say about mainline DC, I am more familiar with the Vertigo imprint) used to understand this principle, retcons and fan favourites' resurrections non-withstanding.

It's not more violent, it's just more realistic about what violence actually is. Take the murder-hobo franchise Star Wars. They go out of their way to downplay the misery and suffering our heroes inflict. People don't burst like balloons from their blood boiling when touched by a laser sword. The goons are all faceless; they even went to the lengths of changing the fodder to mostly droids. That exist to die and crack jokes. The "sanitized" violence stuff is so much more destructive and unhealthy: it portrays violence as harmless fun; a good righteous thing. The good guys are good and the bad guys deserve what they get. Classic propaganda for the bandits in power who impose violence on others for their own benefit in real life.

Dude the deaths of S03 were some of the best of any superhero film/tv setting. No question.

Which is why Sam rammis spider man 2 movie always stuck with me as kid.

But I dont want to be reminded of the real world.

@@ImAmirus i mean if you think about it enough any franchise you like reminds you of the real world in some level thats just how you make a compelling media franchise

Bro what? Have you watched the show. There's no way they would make him the main antagonist and make him hollow. His ego and narcissism slowing coming out while exposing his true character is no hollow character. Homelander and the Butcher are more alike than they are different. He drives the plot.

@@abrahampadilla7191 That's why I said he is a hollow character not a shallow one. Please reread my comment, so as to not misunderstand my point. Butcher has to struggle with justice and vengeful anger. They are alike in that they are both impulsive in a sense, very very broken deeply, full of anger and rage. But Butcher doesn't go around killing civilians, he still has empathy and compassion. Homelander is empty. He is hollow. He doesn't struggle with justice and evil. He only struggles with his own emotions. For him it's either destroy all hope of him having any feeling of being loved or letting his ego be hurt so he doesn't destroy everything and regret. Homelander never sought after real justice. He never saw the people as anything but ants. He is hollow.

Brilliant observation and one that I fully understand but couldn't have put it better. Homelander is a black hole, a void that just sucks everything in around him and destroys even the things that he actually *tries* to accomplish/love. He's incapable of love but desperately wants it, but can't actually reciprocate it. He can parody it, but the illusion fails as soon as it comes into conflict with reality or any sort of pushback.

WRONG

@@yeshuaislord6880 I would like to make a small correction. he had the option to be good and even TRIED to be good (see the boys diabolical episode 8, which was confirmed canon to the shows timeline), but was so easily discouraged from it you would have to ask whether or not he genuinely wanted to help, or whether he was following his mental conditioning. regardless, I wouldn't call the trauma of being a labrat for half your life childish, but I wouldn't also use it as justification to be a shitty person. anyways, it is no great mystery as to why he turned out this way, and it is astounding that Vought ever thought he'd be anything different. on the matter of comparing him to a void, that is an astute observation. Homelander is what you see, he has no alter ego, no identity other than Homelander. without his fame or his powers, or even his son, he's not a person, just the facade of one.

super-hero fatigue is a thing of the past when good writing is involved. The Boys and Invincible is proof of that.

There is not superhero fatigue It’s shitty writing fatigue

Imagine if Watchmen didn't fail, it would be up there with these two shows rn

No superhero fatique only Woke Fatique, Corny Jokes Fatique, and Multiverse Fatique.

@@eduardochavacanoyou forgot formulaic fatigue

Yeah the first 5 seasons were written so well, everything tied into everything. After season 5 it was blind darts of what can we get them to go through.

OMG, and i thought i have heard that name before, the first 5 seasons of Supernatural are so good. No wonder this show is a big success

@@francargeric1No wonder I stopped watching after season 5. I just couldn’t stay interested anymore

Also Jensen Ackles killed it as SB. He’s a great actor and can finally move on from Dean

yooo! i didn't know this but i always loved the first 5 seasons of supernatural and i couldn't stand it after 6 because it felt like they were needlessly extending the story, now i know why, it's been over a decade but damn... now i know why, thanks for this.

Your back. Its been a while. Good to see you.

Disappointment implies that people care. They don't. 😂

oh you again bot

DC being like "am I a joke to you?"

Disney should buy them they have the same values 🤣

Marvel is finished People can't connect with the cast anymore Dialogues are repetitive and cringey Moreover unnecessary propaganda

​@@OnePunchKillerwithout rdj and chris evans or the character nobody will watch it, it's is only saved by Deadpool life support only, the best movie released by marvel so far with 20 century fox is x men days of future past only from then all were predictable

People will only be back for Spider-Man movies but that’s it

@@OnePunchKiller I guess showing superheroes killing other people for some opinions is a good propaganda💀🙏

​@@OnePunchKiller agreed, Marvel did this to themselves, should have started again after endgame and built up new characters. Instead they tried to parachute new knockoffs into the boots of the old ones without any character development. They were all handed their powers and completed their "arcs" by realising they were awesome all along 😒. No wonder no-one cares about them

One thing I really love about Blade is how different it is from its comics counterpart and how much more badass it was. Then again, I've only seen the original character in the Tomb of Dracula series, which started to get a tad monotonous around issue 40 or so.

Too many men! We need a E for estrogen!

@@bblwarrantydepartment981 If only Marvel and DC were run by people who are actually knowledgeable of their respective stables and who didn't try to fit all heroines in the movie variant of the Captain Marvel/Wonder Woman mould or Mystique/Harley Quinn's for villainesses. One thing is for sure, we don't get enough cool villainesses that aren't of god tier power levels, which usually imposes too many limitations such as Hela being confined to her domain.

Fox execs never took comic book movies seriously, and that was why the X-men were so mistreated. Deadpool was an exception. So much potential ruined for fast bucks.

​@@Zeburaman2005 what did you expect from a corporation whose aim isn't to write stellar stories but sell as much product as possible to the lowest common denominator?

watchmen movie was ahead of it's time

@@metelineblue294 it really was. I went back and watched it right after watching the newer series and it was really interesting to have more back story about the world/characters, etc. *I enjoyed both takes on the series. I'd like to see more done in that world.. it has so much more potential to be used.

@@metelineblue294 It wasn't in any sense. The comics were. The movie is pretty lame

Watchmen was really terrible with a bad premise and a writer that didn't understand his characters. Rorschach was supposed to be a negative representation of the far right, when in reality, he was representative of what most humans consider morality and justice. The premise of Dr manhattan or alien Holocaust somehow bringing all humans together to prevent nuclear war wasn't reasonable to any human.

The issues is Invincible is a grounded homage of Super Heroes, the Boys is made by people who hate Super Heroes.

Well they started out as normal lol now they’re kinda equal

@@Culley91 They can't use temp-V anymore, back to square one now

TV history mate. It's a TV show, not a movie. But yes he is a fantastic villain.

You're confusing me. Are you talking about the portrayal of a character by a certain actor that's great? Or the character itself, no matter who acts it? Because a villain or any character for that matter needs to be able to stand out, even if it's just on paper. A great character doesn't need a great actor to be great.

​​@@HostileAtHeartthats incorrect, a great character on paper still needs a great performance from an actor to nail it. Ask Leto when he did the Joker (Joker is hands down the most "beloved" villian of all time) even though its kinda of a dangerous role. Jack contacted Heath Ledger to be careful for that role as both actors get really into the character and for Heath he got deeply addicted to pills for that role since he couldn't sleep. Anyways, yeah a great character is awesome but it still needs an actor to do the lifting on screen.

@@HostileAtHeart The perfect combo of the Man who plays Homelander and Homelander's character in the show. He was born for that role, in a simular way to how Johnny Deep was born for the Jack Sparrow role. Or how Heath Ledger was born for the Joker role

There are far too many incredible villains, Walter White, Tony Soprano, The Kurgan, Hans Gruber, Agent Smith just to name a few that equal what you've said.

The Boys was an expose video

Right? I was cheering, "YEAH, kill that cunt!"

Cringe

"even as a man" lol

Cringe ass lol

Yea ..Girls get it on - homelander.. 😎 Oh girls get it done??? They sure do Ashley 😏 - homelander 🤣

You are definitely a cult follower, anything moon says you agree on, hypocrite

For now.eventually people will cry out for a traditional good superhero and not a edgy dark hero movie

@@brandonspencer5594well at least we have invincible for that

he deserves praise and you're so beautiful

Marvel never did that before,it was to make kids believe in these heroes

@@jeffersonhassan4558 i heard in the comics it was good

@@TheLastBeanBender the comics is really good though

nope Marvel comics sucks when it comes to comics DC is the king Marvel's only movies were good according to people' review imo Marvel movies are lame as well except for Deadpool @@TheLastBeanBender

I like it, but a series and a movie are are different, which is why they only write 10 episodes seasons.

Well season 3 ruined its momentum… so many stupid things happen

I was looking for this comment.

I just wish it wasn't so gory

Too edgy for my tastes. Saw a couple Diabolical episodes and decided it wasn’t for me.

Y’all soft, you watch telitubbies or sum?

@@siege8467 No, teletubbies is too scary for me. The baby-sun jumpscare at the beginning gets me ever time.

@@thenerdlord8894 ketchup is too spicy for bro

Yeah just imagine the reaction of Spider man appearing in civil war without the trailer. You're just thinking oh no Tony is out matched.... thud... Hi everyone sorry I'm late.

The end of invincible 😱 can’t wait for season 2

@@ionbusman2086 you and me both, I'm so excited

Exactly. I hate this cynical " everyone is evil" standpoint. In reality heroes would be like celebrities, some evil, some snobbish or rude, but a lot of them still trying to be good people

That's not true. Starlight and other 'hero' characters exist. Even the 'baddies' are nuanced and could be good people in the right situation. The most sinister part of the universe is that these people have powers from babyhood. In a world where people grow up with poor boundaries, parents and authorities who are afraid of them. Important milestones and experiences are missed and these people grow up thinking they can do whatever they like. Most people don't have strong senses of personal morality, they depend on society to tell them how to act. This is especially bad for children, in real life giving kids weapons and the ability to overpower the police would be a hellscape.

I disagree,. Most of the superheroes, with the exception of homelander and Stormfront, are shown to be regular people who got powers but become doubebags when they reach celebrity status. Homelander is the only exception and he really is a horrible person but due to the circumstance he also grew up him. The real evil is the ones behind the scenes that manipulate these heroes for their goals and they're the reason homelander is even like this.

@@hellsjamfleas Right, but 1) Starlight is weak af, 2) It took slightly better people injecting themselves to fight against the evil supes.

idiot. the show LITERALLY mirrors real life. CLEARLY theres so much good in our world huh, while people cant even afford a place to sleep.

Can’t agree watched the serial it looks fake and cheap very low quality i don’t get what people like about it even the story is shit

​@@drakotaz7729nice rage bait

Lol like how he did a whole empassioned analysis of Homelander's character, even breaking down one specific scene in one specific episode to marvel at the acting quality... & then said "Vowt" twice in the space of like 20 seconds, like he'd never heard anyone on the show say "Vought" before? 😂😂

@@sedaotieno also queen "meevee"

yeah he is getting kind of sloppy a lot of cursing

It's breadtube, what did you expect when making this shit becoming a means of living

@@joshjonson2368 Exactly. Mans gotta eat. And when eating becomes easy. Easy it will be.

I covered it with nut

Sure if you like political agendas being rammed down your throat

Boy's or Boys ... what is it with this inflation of apostrophes in every unfitting occasion 'lately'?

I definitely did I watched it and man it's terrifying

The Boys is Watchmen turned up to 11.

Queen Meevey, a strong proud lesbian.

He pronounced wrong ​@@safcjoe7062

You mean the comics? The Boys premiered 2 years before Invincible.

Darn, no wonder he looked familiar! Hood, of course...cheers, man. Kai Proctor is such a cool character too.

@@KennaDeMerkedo Kai Proctor was a fantastic character!! Really , all the characters in Banshee were so rich in detail, persona and OTT brilliance. The show is utter insanity that, I wish would get the attention it deserves.

I used to watch that show on one of those movie channels

Season 1 and 2 were one of TVs greatest seasons ever. It lost a little bit of steam towards the end and had to rush the final season but what an incredible show.

@@francargeric1 First Two seasons are mind blowing, but actually mate, I think season 3 is my personal favourite. 👍 The nail biting episode involving the seige at the Police Station, the Stunning episode involving the attack on the Army Base, and the whole story of Chayton. Utterly Fantastic. I still cant believe how Underrated it is. Action, Action, Action. Thrills, surprises, drama. Engrossing characters right outta a graphic novel- so memorable! But Yes= I agree with what you noted about it being "rushed" at the end. The final season feels very different, a bit detached from the bullet firing, bulletproof previous three. The murder-mystery angle was almost "too ordinary" for the show, and some new gangs/characters were'nt as memorable. But- it was still Bloody Good, and I loved the finale. 👍

this comment feels like an AI wrote it, legit ChatGPT ahh comment 💀💀💀

@@NattNeverNearlmao fr

​@@NattNeverNear Chat gpt can make mistakes. Consider checking important information

@@06ek I was making a joke Homie

​@@NattNeverNearu know I was sarcastic 😂 when I posted the gpt disclaimer

I still found that a bit cringe, but at least you can interpret it as making fun of the same endgame scene. Showing, not telling, always works better. Frenchie should have just said nothing and have a surprised look on his face as they start wailing on Stormfront. That would have been a bit more nuanced.

I liked how season 2 mocked the real world media's way of making females look strong but also at the same time made a better story for female empowerment than anything done by real world media. It was like they gave the finger to other companies decision making and also showed them how to do it properly.

@@Zauchi They do fall into the trap of making most females the powerful heroes and the males very flawed. This is not actually a real world representation and gives off a modern feminist vibe. It is not very empowering to women, as their rolemodel's standards are impossible to attain and it is not empowering to men, as they have only flawed rolemodels to look at. Still, the characters are believable and well acted, which makes these issues not as bad as they would be in a more mainstream hollywood production.

@@pinobluevogel6458 I didn't mean actual real life but our media, maybe I should have wrote 'our worlds media' instead of 'real world media.

@@Zauchi I understood what you were saying. It was a well made post. I just hooked in about it to give my only real criticism of the show: They are mocking things from real life and from media, but also still doing some stuff that is in the same vein, like I mentioned with the overhyping women and downplaying men.