"New York Minute" Exploits EVERY Racial Stereotype... Mary Kate and Ashley, HOW? (Full Movie Review)

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While I knew that New York Minute was a record breaking flop upon release in 2004, I had completely forgot that it was basically 90 minutes of racial stereotypes strung together by a rather annoying plot. It's not hard to see why this was the last film that Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen were featured in together. As always, don't forget to like and subscribe! Become a member of my Patreon for exclusive bonus content and extras delivered every month! bit.ly/nickpatreon
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@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

I say 2014 at the top, but I mean 2004 🤭

@morganwentworth2041 2 года назад

I spent a good two minutes trying to figure out if I was remembering my whole childhood wrong

@panicmedusa 2 года назад

Well better redo the whole video because that is not the factual information I subscribe to this channel for.

@isabelisameme 2 года назад

I also noticed you called Ashley's character Kate, it was Jane

@ashhhlgh 2 года назад

@@morganwentworth2041 I was thinking the same thing. 😂

@Alex-un7ug 2 года назад

that gave me an existential crisis babe

@scarletshadedblack6502 2 года назад

Fun fact: my dad was undergoing months of surgery/chemo at a hospital that happened to be very close to set while this movie was filmed. He only found this out because one day he snuck out, IV pole in tow, and started wandering the streets before he saw the Olsens and realized he’d walked right into filming. I haven’t analyzed every single frame of this movie but given the production track record I fully would not be surprised if at some point you see an emaciated man hauling an IV pole down the street in the background

@skooter9291 2 года назад

Oh my god that's crazy, you gotta give an update if you see him! Hope hes doing well too

@mothboy420 2 года назад

dads going thru chemo gang mine had his first treatment today

@scarletshadedblack6502 2 года назад

@@skooter9291 he’s fully recovered, thank you! He was told back then he wouldn’t make it but he managed to pull through :)

@rilesfomiles8662 2 года назад

Congratulations on his recovery!!!!!

@brkh96 2 года назад

@@scarletshadedblack6502 I'm so glad for you!

@Me-mb1ex 2 года назад

I remember when I was a kid there was a WHOLE website purely dedicated to counting down to their 18th birthday and my innocent kid brain was just like "Oh, what a nice way to welcome them into adulthood."🥴 Not realizing it was just a bunch of perverts.

@slushpuppie19 2 года назад

It's definitely for the best that you didn't realise that 😬

@dangerousmilks 2 года назад

No way, I saw the same thing when I was younger I’m pretty sure. I didn’t even realize that until I read your comment.

@NYD666 2 года назад

I didn't even know there was a countdown til yrs later

@kaemincha 2 года назад

there have been so many countdowns online for celebrities like that over the past 20 years :( hell, even as recent as billie eilish

@ThexDynastxQueen 2 года назад

I remember the site being featured on some VH1 show not sure if it was billed as creepy, cool or acceptable tho but I remember telling my guy friend who maybe 13 or 14 and he instantly went "Eww no". He wasn't always a great dude...he got me in trouble often lol but he understood this was gross even when I fully didn't. His mom did a good job teaching him to see girls/women as people.

@Gnormous 2 года назад

The fact that you always point out exploitation of underage girls in media is so vindicating to me. I ALWAYS hated the uncomfortable sneaky sexualisation of young girls and felt alone with the discomfort and alienated because no one noticed it and now I have you. Thank you

@gaywizard2000 2 года назад

Really? Try reading any feminist writing from the 20th century!

@Gnormous 2 года назад

@Gay Wizard when I was a teen at the time I didn't have access to feminist media and also was in a world full of straggots who gaslit me into thinking I was a 'feminazi' for feeling upset.

@dustydew Год назад

@@Gnormousexactly! You got told you looked into it too deep and whatever. It was exhausted.

@msjkramey 6 месяцев назад

@gaywizard2000 where do you even start with something that big?

@thesingerintheshower 4 месяца назад

Yes!!

@poppyseed5270 2 года назад

I feel so bad for the Olsen twins... The way they were exploited and their entire childhood was taken away from them is disgusting. Now that Britney is free, and people are paying more attention to the way the media treated Lindsay Lohan and other pop stars, I hope someone makes a documentary about them and exposes the people around them, because they really failed the twins.

@chelsie2767 2 года назад

I think the system should be exposed but they like not being in the spotlight. After everything they've been through I think they deserve to be left alone.

@l.p3861 2 года назад

Everybody already knows how kids are treated in Hollywood, it's been shitty for kids for decades and no one does anything

@katesicle 2 года назад

I mean they were allowed to live the lives they wanted after they turned 18 and they did so it’s not quite the same as Britney. I agree people should just leave them alone.

@creepydoll2872 2 года назад

I was watching a compilation of commercial breaks from December 1992 yesterday and 3 separate things the Olsen twins were in were advertised, I instantly feel bad for them for working on so many things- at age 6! They were probably so burnt out by the time this movie came out, no wonder it was the last.

@floraposteschild4184 2 года назад

If somehow I became world empress, I will ban all paid participation of children in the entertainment industry until they reach legal age. And if that meant the end of some kinds of music and movies, that would be too bloody bad.

@kristinelavergne1419 2 года назад

As a twin, being apart of a disgusting straight male fantasy involving MY SISTER is the worst. I’ve gotten shit throughout my life EDIT: Thanks for the likes and comments :) I feel validated 🥰

@lizzi7128 2 года назад

Ew gross, I bet. I'm sorry!!!

@herefortheshrimp1469 2 года назад

I completely believe you but my brain is just incapable of accepting that men actually have said that to two SIBLINGS ewwwwwww

@theshunnedBandersnatch 2 года назад

@@herefortheshrimp1469 I'm not even a twin, but have def talked to a man who wanted to boink me *and* my younger sister - specifically her because she was still in college 😒🤢

@zainabzolita8436 2 года назад

@@theshunnedBandersnatch I've had that happen too but on the flip side I had 2 brothers making advances to me wanting to date at the same time.🙃 extra wtf

@theshunnedBandersnatch 2 года назад

@@zainabzolita8436 😨 *Excuse* me?!

@mj7087 2 года назад

Gay ppl 🤝 black ppl Being told to “act sassier” on set Moment of silence for black gay ppl

@theshunnedBandersnatch 2 года назад

I have a deep disdain for the word "sassy" because of how much it was thrown around by the racist white people I went to school with who used it to label basically anything I said before laughing obnoxiously. Blech.

@random-dm5md 2 года назад

Black women especially

@n4musica 2 года назад

I’m a singer and choir teacher, and coming up as a young black vocalist, the amount of times directors have told me “I picked this piece with you in mind.” The song being gospel-y or has a “sassy” solo in it somewhere.. 🙄 If it was chosen with MY actual voice in mind, and not the black caricature you think I am, the song chosen with me in mind would have been something by Brahms!

@christianepandolfi4256 2 года назад

I was homeless and addicted to heroin for a long time. I'm on methadone and housed up now but I just wanted to say how much I agree with and appreciate how you explained the benefit money has on someone's life regardless of what they use it on

@spooniejusticewarrior 2 года назад

Yes! All about harm reduction! I'd rather give them the money to ger drugs than have them suffering in withdrawal and possibly use nefarious or dangerous means to get them. Also, once i give someone money, it's theirs and what they do with it is none of my business.

@shelby8364 2 года назад

I'm loving these comments, people are usually commenting the obvious and just don't understand addiction at all nor do they care to.

@sethsha7826 2 года назад

I got clean with methadone, its amazing. Keep up the great work!

@Hiiiiiiiiieeee 2 года назад

@@spooniejusticewarrior I wish rehab or mental health care was a bigger way we tried to help people rather than just enabling their addictions.

@spooniejusticewarrior 2 года назад

@@Hiiiiiiiiieeee honestly, "enabling" does more good than "tough love", at least to an extent. We need to decriminalize drugs, have better, evidence based treatment programs (not 12 steps, but MAT and therapy), and we need to have safe use sites. Places that have done this has seen a major drop in overdoses and overall addiction. People are more likely to seek treatment when they are treated as human beings with a medical problem than as criminals who are the scum of the earth. Addiction is often causes by mental illness and trauma. If "enabling" someone's addiction gets them through the day, they might go seek treatment the next day. But currently our system and society heavily stigmatizes addiction, so it's really hard for them to be motivated to get help.

@amyg8176 2 года назад

Seeing teens in tv and movies doing activities in the morning before school is… mind blowing. I was so constantly exhausted as a kid, I showered at night and took a quick breakfast to go. This is capitalist propaganda!

@mothboy420 2 года назад

same, school started at 7:30 and my stupid ass couldn't wake up and get ready in less than 90 minutes

@washedblue 2 года назад

legit. I showered in the mornings bc I had terrible bedhead and wore makeup but it was genuinely agonizing, almost painful, to pull myself out of bed every morning. the closer to senior year, the more likely I was to be late. I was depressed and in a bad situation but even so, it's crazy how being a teenager can give you so much energy yet take so much of it. all these productive, stable teens with their functional families and perfect dolled-up looks that take 10 minutes.. ok

@superhetoric 2 года назад

@@washedblue agonizing is so accurate. it was torture.

@ThexDynastxQueen 2 года назад

I remember waking up at ~5am to take a quick shower and I'd put on my clothes then go back to bed for another 30mins until forcing myself to go walk to the bus stop where HOPEFULLY the bus would show up on time at 6. It was just so miserable as my 1st class was Japanese so I couldn't just BS my way thru it. This needs to end.

@Tikachu 2 года назад

For me, HS was the worst. Growing took so much darn energy out of me. Idk, I don't regret a single day that I was late for class

@dickwolfgang 2 года назад

as a recovering addict, your bit about the homeless guy/addiction and ashley olsen being a total bitch made me so happy to hear and is 100% accurate. (granted i was never homeless myself but i definitely spent a lot of time with the unhoused and often felt similar desperation while attempting to attain the drugs i needed to function enough to work to pay my rent and ideally not end up unhoused myself) but yeah anyway, i love when you get political/discuss social issues because you always nail it and of course, i love all of the other aspects of your content as well because you’re an actual angel! love you + your content dear! thank you for being you! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing that!! I think it’s so helpful for people to realize that addiction and recovery is just another illness we manage. Thanks for you kind words and support, I’m so proud of you and I’m sending loveeeee ❤️❤️❤️

@lizzi7128 2 года назад

@@NickDiRamioTV I know I'm piggy backing on to this and my partner is clean from meth. Right now, every day is a struggle still but thank you, thank you. I cried at both this original posters comment and your reply. So much love comes from and enormous humour at other intervals. I am always entertained by what feels and seems like a really good man. My partner has been homeless and it certainly feels like he would do ANYTHING for a fix yes and the energy and motivation that came from meth was always first and foremost for him to feel like he could function

@margyritchie2702 2 года назад

@@NickDiRamioTV You are completely sympatico to me in your political and social views. You're a good dude lol

@margyritchie2702 2 года назад

@@NickDiRamioTV Lol because somehow dude would not be my label for you! Perhaps Entertainment Guru?

@creepydoll2872 2 года назад

I live in an area with a lot of homeless so I dont give me money often but I have when people ask me if I can buy them some lunch or a pack of cigarettes or a beer. I went without lunch before to buy a homeless man whatever he wanted for lunch, he wasn't asking for money but food or art supplies. I figured that I know where my next meal is but he doesn't so I got him enough so he can make 2 meals out of it. That comment by Nick still really gave me a bit of perspective that someone may need my spare cash for that beer or some money for drugs so they can keep surviving.

@poppyseed5270 2 года назад

At no point in time would a hairdresser wear that black and red wig. That's the biggest hate crime in this movie

@verybestandmilkyestcow4623 2 года назад

No but literally

@poppyseed5270 2 года назад

@@verybestandmilkyestcow4623 Tbh I am being literal, bc this is clearly a caricature of the hairstyles yt people think blk people wear... It's totally racist

@superhetoric 2 года назад

I mean it wasn't not cute. also, it was 2004.

@isiaadiel3468 2 года назад

@@superhetoric As a black person that was alive with family her age in 2004, that was not and never will be a look

@Siabeysment 2 года назад

That’s literally what was bothering me

@Pariz31 2 года назад

I love that you referred to Ashley's character Jane as Kate throughout the entire video.

@shannonceleste5557 2 года назад

Lmao ok I was wondering why they’d name Ashley’s character so close to Mary Kate irl name!

@AmyAberrant 2 года назад

@@shannonceleste5557 same I wondered why the names they chose were so confusing !

@asharadayne6159 2 года назад

Who names their twins Roxy and Jane? Did the parents get a copy of this screenplay while they were filling out the birth certificates?

@RileyLastname 2 года назад

@@asharadayne6159 this is a wildly iconic line lmao

@melaniepotter6381 2 месяца назад

It's a play on words plain Jane and Roxy cause she rocks @@asharadayne6159

@propogandalf 2 года назад

Thank you for talking about how the salon scene Otherized an entire subset of Black Mary-Kate and Ashley fans. When I spoke about how uncomfortable that scene was to watch in the RU-vid comments of the movie people responded like I was overreacting. It's hard to understand if you're not the group that's being stereotyped and painted as different or a weird outsider, so thanks for getting it.

@aaronsailor827 2 года назад

Which is why I was always a Tia & Tamara fan. 🤷

@katwebbxo 2 года назад

@@aaronsailor827 The superior 2000's twins

@ambriaashley3383 2 года назад

You were NOT overreacting, not at all. It's crazy how hindsight changes so much... it was always racist, but people are finally seeing it now. And you were just ahead of the curve, sweetheart

@therealMrA 2 года назад

I'm sorry you had that experience. Your thoughts and feelings matter

@fightvale57 2 года назад

You are not crazy,you're being gaslit by people who could never comprehend what it's like being anything but the default.

@sam29074 2 года назад

The casual racism is so obvious but the “let’s eat the dog” is just….bro

@quinn799 Год назад

I missed it and was amazed they didn’t mention it

@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198 Год назад

I missed that one... But I didnt miss when they used a racial slur...

@thevalkyrie1477 Год назад

@@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198 😳 What did they say?

@melaniepotter6381 2 месяца назад

When did they say let's eat the dog?? I watched it today

@TheAshtoria 2 года назад

the beauty shop montage always made me feel a little awkward 🥴 but i’m also realizing how often the asian stereotypes are also shoved at us a lot as a child.

@trinaq 2 года назад

Ditto, it always made me uncomfortable, but I never understood why!

@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

Yes! I Would not have noticed as a kid whatsoever

@aspeno6576 2 года назад

Long Island is exactly like this, dude. I can’t count how many times Eugene Levy has tried to force me to go to school

@Briannalynn112 2 года назад

That made me chuckle.

@DaniLibido 2 года назад

🤣🤣🤣

@darkred1438 2 года назад

@@rosevera7828 no thank u

@HerHollyness 2 года назад

She’s going to Oxford and then asks her boyfriend to visit her in London. 🙄😂 They’ll both be a bit shocked when they arrive at those respective places and are still hours apart.

@hannahc875 2 года назад

As an American living in England lemme just say that I am always underestimating the distance between things here. I live in the East Midlands and my exact thought this summer was "this is a little island, how far can I be from the beach?" Two hours by car, turns out. England is smaller than the US, absolutely, but it's still roughly the size of Pennsylvania and you still have an hour to go to get from London to Oxford. (TL;DR: the distances in England are not US big, but there is still distance between stuff, guys.)

@rorolilred 2 года назад

Eh, it's only about an hour on the train

@bojomoonlight 2 года назад

the second the two girls walked into “the house of bling” my eyebrows raised to the ROOF 😭 the.. caucasity of this movie to say the least 😐

@JustTheWarning 2 года назад

"the caucasity" lmao 😂 I luv it

@christinaa7469 2 года назад

Caucasity. 😂😂😂😂😂

@katwebbxo 2 года назад

Even back then, that part never sat right with me. 🥴

@britneyg5541 2 года назад

I watched this all the time as a kid and never realized how problematic it was

@britneyg5541 2 года назад

Until I got older*

@woodlandhsarchives 2 года назад

ditto

@tentinybees 2 года назад

that happens to a lot of people, at least you aren't alone 😭😂

@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

me either!!

@TuberoseKisser 2 года назад

Because the concept of something being problematic isn't learned until years later.

@loompy1440 2 года назад

Yeah heroin withdrawal apparently takes a 50,000$ vacation destination style rehab in Florida with constant medical attention, monitoring, and highly specialized care for your trust fund grandson, but that homeless guy can kick under a bridge in cold weather with only that expired can of low sodium black beans you gave him even though he clearly doesn’t even have a can opener

@doperagu8471 2 года назад

THIS 👏👏👏

@shelby8364 2 года назад

God I am loving these comments! 👏👏

@trinaq 2 года назад

Sad that this was the Olsen Twins' last big project, though at least they're happier as fashion designers, away from the toxicity which plagued their formative years!

@JDM-is-my-name 2 года назад

I never really followed the Olsen Twins and their careers, but it's nice to hear that they are doing good

@MegCazalet 2 года назад

I’m sad they appear to have discontinued their Nirvana White perfume. It was one of my favorites. I stocked up.

@LadyAstarionAncunin 2 года назад

LOL The fashion industry is SUPER toxic and exploitative too (they're just in the driver's seat now). And literally, as it's the second most polluting industry in the world.

@hellformichelle 2 года назад

@@LadyAstarionAncunin I'm hoping their plain, rich white lady clothes that cost you both your arms and legs are made ethically oof

@espeon871 2 года назад

And their brand is so beautiful and high quality too so like im so happy, hey at least we have Liz Olsen

@SavvyMuhon 2 года назад

Small correction: Daryl Hannah is the actress from the Kill Bill series. Darrell Hammond is the SNL guy :)

@lucyhannah1227 2 года назад

was looking for this comment haha

@Lauren-xw8bo 2 года назад

And they called Megan Fox Jennifer Fox

@biged8329 2 года назад

THANK YOU that was giving me a stroke but I thought I had it wrong

@ThexDynastxQueen 2 года назад

And he also never worked on MadTV.

@RestlessChildcz 2 года назад

Must’ve not been his day with names lol because also: Ashley Olsen’s character is named Jane and he kept calling her Kate throughout the entire thing 🤷‍♀️

@jMci726 2 года назад

That is so true about just giving homeless people money for the love of god! Got a kind of a crazy story and I’m sure people will have their opinions but just to further prove your point.. we had a homeless man named Tim who was an addict living by us. He always sat and asked for change a block away from our house bc it was right by a busy on ramp. We grew pretty fond of him over the years and would always stop and give him spare money, change and yes sometimes food. One winter my brother broke his arm pretty bad in a ski accident. He had to get pins and all this crazy stuff done to his arm to fix it. He got a script for like 120 strong pain pills. My brother wasn’t down for taking them bc we have plenty of family members who struggle with addiction. So he just gave them to Tim. Which I didn’t think was the best idea! Especially when weeks went by after that and we didn’t see him! But!! Like two months later my brother ran into him downtown and asked where the heck hed been?! He told my brother that getting that script was just what he needed to feel good enough for enough days straight that he was able to wait in line and make appointments to get his social security straightened out, temporarily emergency housing, and other services . He was then waiting for a bed in a rehab center. It’s amazing what you can get done when you don’t wake up feeling like you are dying!! Imagine having to deal with that. We haven’t seen him in years, but we really hope he’s doing well and think about him often.

@doperagu8471 2 года назад

Wow what a story. And that's so true. People don't realize how hard it can be when your whole day needs to revolve around finding enough money so you can just feel well enough to do anything, let alone well enough to do important things that will help get your life sorted. It's a vicious cycle that can be nearly impossible to get out of.

@spooniejusticewarrior 2 года назад

Harm reduction for the win!

@kkbartist 2 года назад

At the very least, it helped him get a few nights of good sleep which is priceless, honestly

@quester09 2 года назад

exactly this.

@harrypuddles 2 года назад

this is legit the best RU-vid comment I've ever read, y'all are amazing, good fucking job, stop stigmatizing addicts

@Dani-xl3bm 2 года назад

Thank you for what you said, humanizing addicts. Someone isn't a bad person for being addicted to something. And recovery is possible! I'm almost 2 years sober now, and I started my own vegan soap business this year. Anyone can have a second chance at life! 😊

@princesssprinklesthecat4192 2 года назад

You're sober AND vegan? Wow why am I not surprised you're telling everyone? Only thing worse than an aa cult member is a vegan

@Dani-xl3bm 2 года назад

@@princesssprinklesthecat4192 Don't gotta be vegan to make vegan soap? I love eating meat lol but not rubbing it on my body? But nice of you to be rude AND assume stuff. 🙄 And it's great to be proud of yourself for being sober. It's a good thing. You need more positivity in your life chum.

@Dani-xl3bm 2 года назад

@@princesssprinklesthecat4192 And I'm against AA. It is based in religion and uses techniques I don't agree with. Stop trying to assume you know everyone on the internet. You look ridiculous. Nick also talks about getting sober so why are you even here??

@shannonceleste5557 2 года назад

Don’t pay attention to Sprinkles. They’re all over this comment section being shitty

@kass_G59 2 года назад

@@Dani-xl3bm That’s amazing!! I’m so proud of you. I know how hard getting clean can be. So glad to hear about your sobriety & that you are thriving! Don’t ever let anyone diminish your accomplishments. 💜

@TaliaWarrenDesign 2 года назад

As a New Yorker and a black person my favorite trope in media is white New Yorkers who've never met a black person on a TV show or in a movie that doesn't feature any speaking POC even though the movie takes place IN New York City. 🙃

@TaliaWarrenDesign 2 года назад

I was such a MK&A stan in the late 1900's/early aughts I didn't mind this casual racism... I'm just shocked this movie opened in theaters.

@chelsie2767 2 года назад

On the note of addiction and homelessness, thank you so much. Also wanted to add that people who are like, "just give them food" clearly aren't aware of the fact that people POISON the homeless that way.

@foxfire1150 2 года назад

Yeah, it’s risky to accept food from a random person, or for anyone (especially women) to accept a drink from a random person at a bar/party. If offering food to a homeless person / someone on the street, it should be pre-packaged and fully sealed (water/juice bottle, granola bars, lunchables, etc). You can give gift cards to a nearby grocery store, coffee shop, dollar store, pharmacy, or any place with low-cost food/drinks/toiletries.

@BeautifulDreamerK 2 года назад

@@foxfire1150 true but this one time, I was so hungry and I over ordered at McDonald’s. I realized I couldn’t finish and instead of keeping it or throwing it away, I ended up giving it away to someone hungry. He was sitting outside of the entrance and thought I was going to throw it away before I could formally offer, he grabbed right away and started eating. Luckily, I didn’t eat anything from the nuggets box he was eating. I do worry about sharing food that was eaten and the hygiene part

@DreamItCraftIt 2 года назад

How can you poison them exactly? Do people actually put poison in the food?

@foxfire1150 2 года назад

@@DreamItCraftIt I don’t know, but there are some very sick people out there. They could do anything to food as a “prank” e.g. putting dog shit in it, pouring hand sanitizer in it, etc. ☹️

@ThexDynastxQueen 2 года назад

@@DreamItCraftIt Tampering with food is usually done to scare away if not outright kill stray animals but can be done to homeless people too. Some stores will poison thrown away food with bleach to keep the homeless away too but if you don't smell it...yeah.

@lilangelarishi 2 года назад

I remember watching this as a kid at the theater. I'd let the bad Asian rep slide since I was used to seeing us as either mystics or gang members onscreen, but I remember cringing and whispering "ew" to myself when Trey(sp?) walked into the room and asked "Is it my birthday?" Like he visibly appears much older than the twins, and the fact that he had the (disgustingly common) fantasy of getting to get it on with twins was so gross. Thinking about twin, and just siblings in general, fantasies still weirds me out for any and all genders to this very day. Like incest is not wincest as fun as the rhyme is, y'all :/

@skyecuthbert873 2 года назад

Exactly and the fact that the twins were 17 and Jared padalecki was 22 makes it even worse.

@spntageous5249 2 года назад

so Jared Padalecki was ~21 when the movie was shot (the movie was released in 2004 so im assuming it was shot in 2003 (+ the Olsen twins were 17 in 2003 and they are also 17 in the movie) and the fact that they were minors and he was already a full sized adult...

@Pour_La_Victoire 2 года назад

The irony of the car chases is that traffic in Manhattan is almost always gridlocked. It's like this whole script was written by someone who'd never stepped foot into the tri-state area

@bobsburgers8497 2 года назад

Careful, you’re starting to sound like dr. Doofenshmirtz

@Forestfreud 2 года назад

Tbh I do think there’s something alluring to kids about the plotline of being abducted in a movie. It allows them to play with the idea of being independent away from their parents and introduces a little bit of fear but also a little bit of confidence because the kids in the movie are capable of getting up to crazy antics and accomplishing things that are basically miracles without the help of adults. I’ve noticed that a lot of kids display fantasies that involve being orphaned or kidnapped and a lot of kids stories have those plot elements as well. Running away is a common one as well. I would guess it’s because the fantasy allows kids to feel that independence and manageable fear but return to their parents at the end, or fantasize about getting adopted by some kind of cool found family, like Harry Potter and the Weasleys/Hogwarts in general. Kids can act out normal frustrations with their parents in that kind of fantasy play, too, when they pretend they don’t have parents/have new, cool parents, which is also why I think so many kids movies have the plot of “I wish my parents were different! Wait actually my parents were great the way they were!” Anyway, I’m just kinda guessing. And no, I don’t have any psychological explanations for why the characters get undressed so much in this movie. That’s probably just a Hollywood predator thing.

@lindsey9958 2 года назад

Good insight

@LadyAstarionAncunin 2 года назад

I wouldn't use the word "alluring," though.

@superhetoric 2 года назад

lol this is one of my fav comments ever

@star0nyx 2 года назад

Being kidnapped??? Um idk if kids fantasize about that. I think running away is the only word you were looking for lmao

@Tikachu 2 года назад

@@star0nyx Kids are kinda dumb (as in they have little experience due to just being born). Many absolutely have fantasies about being kidnapped. At least the children in my small section of the world. I think it's because the actual odds of them being kidnapped is so low that those fantasies carry almost no fear. Oh. but it might be the other way around; movies show that it could be fine so kids fantasize.

@Pige0nTheKid 2 года назад

I love how Nick says Jennifer Fox and, without having seen Holiday in the Sun, I knew immediately who he meant because Megan as Jennifer is iconic. Another talented actress that the industry exploited and sexualised from a ridiculously young age...

@superhetoric 2 года назад

Brianna Wallace!

@lennycrew3 2 года назад

LOVE your analysis of the exploitation of race and minors in this movie. It's so cringey and creepy looking back at what the filmmakers thought they could get away with. And yes, it unfortunately still happens. BUT... 9:20 in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen, they are going to New York City from New Jersey, not Long Island. 30:40 he's Darrell Hammond, Daryl Hannah is a woman. And Ashley's character's name is Jane, not Kate.

@propogandalf 2 года назад

I was SO confused about the Daryl Hannah thing. I was wondering how I never knew there was a male version lol.

@deanbilly9073 2 года назад

so glad you addressed the magical negro/mami stereotype. As a black person, I'm sooo tired of seeing it in films

@herefortheshrimp1469 2 года назад

The moment they walked into that salon I spotted it! I'm really happy that Nick has educated himself enough to be able to point that mess out though (even if he didn't specifically name the trope)

@princesssprinklesthecat4192 2 года назад

Why dint you get a job and get off welfare if you're tired of it

@ess6566 2 года назад

@@princesssprinklesthecat4192 lol

@ongod9225 Год назад

@@princesssprinklesthecat4192 what?

@digapygmy70 2 года назад

I never watched this movie when I was a kid but I must have seen the trailer a million times because Eugene Levy singing "bad girls bad girls, whatcha gonna do" is something that pops up in my head all the time

@ninalove3044 2 года назад

Ew lol!

@percibaltwinkus 2 года назад

the fact that you called jane "kate" through the whole video, even when she has a nametag at the end 😂😂💀 pleeease!

@gingerspice1788 2 года назад

Teaching young girls that getting hit by a guy on a bike and then romanticizing stslkerish behavior as he shows up everywhere in a huge city and then says he’s moving to England to keep it up is scary scary.

@natalierose13 2 года назад

Oh my god, and Jack Osborne!! 😂😂 I really do feel like I’m in 9th grade again 😂😭 I always loved Jack and Kelly Osborne because they made me feel better about being a frumpy chonky teenager 😂😂

@meinenklinke 2 года назад

Girl, saaaaaaame!!! To Natalie, not the weird bot. 😂

@liv97497 2 года назад

Love you calling her Kate the entire time when that's Ashley and her name's Jane😂 but seriously, I'm always a little bit heartbroken to realize all my favorite movies from my childhood are in fact super problematic, but this one I just KNEW, even then. The hair salon bit was never not cringy.

@therealMrA 2 года назад

Now I'm wondering how they decided on which twin should play which character

@nonalolagirl 2 года назад

The plot of getting to a simple plan concert was definitely in my 9th grade bucket list too, so I definitely vibed with this in 2004 and ignored the stereotypes for my love of the twins. I also had no clue Dr. Drew was in this because I didn't pay attention to that stuff when I was 14-15. They simultaneously knew us 00s teens so well and didn't know us at all.

@katelynbrown98 2 года назад

Right. I was 11 when this came out & thought it looked mildly interesting but would've had 0 clue who he was if I'd watched this movie then. 😂

@mollyblasingame3212 2 года назад

that's crazy you did a clip break down of this because I just rewatched this movie last week for the first time since 2004. I was grossed out by how often they were naked in the movie. the sexualization of them in this movie was ridiculous. like not necessary for the plot and just creepy because they're 17.

@pumpkinpickens 2 года назад

I genuinely only remember 2 key aspects of this movie. 1. Ugliest dog I’ve ever seen (not his fault) 2. Eugene Levy Edit: This did not age well.

@hannahc875 2 года назад

It is mind-blowing the things we just accepted as kids! I literally cringed when Bang said she would eat the dog and when I saw the sign for the hair salon!! But it is also weirdly comforting in that it shows that things can change for the better. I'm not saying we're perfect now (as you pointed out these stereotypes often linger from the Mammie to the ruthless dragon lady/matriarchal crime boss) but we have improved and we can keep improving, especially as creators of color are given more of the spotlight they deserve. In a way these reminders of the past are heartening. A reminder of how far we have come. You do an amazing job of highlighting exactly what the problems with these films are, pulling it into stark light, and reminding us how much more we can and need to do. Thanks for another funny and poignant breakdown.

@hannahc875 2 года назад

Omg, Nick! Thank you for the like! You are my fav RU-vid creator! Feels like being noticed by a celebrity 😅 (hope that wasn't weird. I am bad at gauging this sort of thing) (also thank you for remembering asexuals are part of the queer community)

@DrowsyScientist 2 года назад

“Break it down like the academic record of a chronically absent student” 😂🤣 I just finished submitting final grades today and this made me laugh more than it should.

@ac_demarco 2 года назад

as a former NYC school student: truancy officers DID throw us in their dog-catcher esque police cars 🙃but were also in literal cop uniforms (slash were actual cops I guess????) , not men dressed in nice suits lmao

@propogandalf 2 года назад

As someone who skipped school in NYC frequently I'm kinda curious as to where you encountered these officers? I never seemed to run into them.

@ac_demarco 2 года назад

@@propogandalf I commend you for getting lucky I guess!! I'm specifically referring to staten island, which obv is a very different landscape but is still governed by NYC public school rules (so I always wondered how it was in the other boroughs). basically if you were caught anywhere outside of school before ~12pm you'd get picked up. I skipped a number of times without getting caught, but managed to get scooped up once and had friends who got caught multiple times. You would get picked up while walking back from getting food/coffee at the deli or dunkin or something as innocent as that. I have vivid memories of being terrified while waiting at the bus stop if i tried to go home early lmao. It took me a good few years after high school to remember that if i saw a truancy van that I wouldn't get picked up

@ThexDynastxQueen 2 года назад

Jeez here in FL we don't have those officers but what we do have is admins and useless resource officers threatening parents with jail if their kids miss too much school whether excused or not and regardless of grades. Because making a kid worry about possible homelessness will surely make them focus on school more :/ Source: My mom was threatened with jail because my allergies often kept me out of school despite my B average.

@ladydontekno 2 года назад

I'm from LI where these characters are supposed to be from. I don't think we have truancy officers here.

@missbraindamage 2 года назад

@@ThexDynastxQueen i went to juvie as a kid in FL for shoplifting (long time ago) and there was a girl there who was there for much longer than i due to truancy

@the-birbo 2 года назад

No one should ever be given power over strangers. That is always a dangerous situation. Because you don't know each other, there's no trust, and often no empathy, just whatever the person in power is feeling at the time. Even when they're "good" and do stuff to help others, that's still just because they felt like it in the moment and they could have chosen not to. When my mom was being stalked by a creepy ex, she told the local patrol officer and he blamed her and started being aggressive towards her and harassing her. When the ex broke into our house and wrote "whore" on the wall, the cop did nothing and we were forced to leave the state, but the ex followed us and hit my aunt with a car. He went back to the original state and reported my mom to that same officer, who then did some digging and found out my mom didn't report to the welfare office one week. She was put in jail for the weekend and it was on her record for 21 years, which made it harder for her to rent, get a job, or do anything that had a background check. Anyone who wants power over strangers is a disgusting person and shouldn't be trusted. My mom's current boyfriend used to be a cop and he even agrees that it's a corrupting power. You can choose to just not pull someone over because they're cute ~ or yknow, you could just pull someone over because they're a person of color. I really hate it when people bring up cops like they're this force for good and safety. They are literally just there to attack and abduct civilians for the government. That is it.

@mothboy420 2 года назад

I love this comment

@cryforhelp7270 2 года назад

Holy shit, I'm so sorry about what happened to your mom, I hope your families safer now. What a shit cop.

@ninalove3044 2 года назад

I know a few I went to highschool with and they were bullies back then so I can only imagine how they act with a gun/badge🤦🏻‍♀️

@AD-eg9cw 2 года назад

I know a lawyer who wants to be a whole ass *judge* because people will call him "your honor." Very scary person in general 😬

@nnikkittenn 2 года назад

This movie isn't great but WOW do I miss the entire Mary-Kate and Ashley universe. Hopefully a streaming service picks up all of their movies so I can get nostalgic and reminisce about fighting with my best friend who gets to be Ashley when we played house. Seeing their faces give me this warm comfy feeling inside.

@shannonceleste5557 2 года назад

Saaame! Except I was always Mary Kate and my bff was Ashley

@psychedelicfeline6164 2 года назад

We need Nick to review the movie Beastly. More Mary Kate in that one.

@strawberrylime33 2 года назад

LOL, I remember seeing that in theaters. [It was sooo disappointing to my 8th grade vanessa Hudgens obsessed self]

@Gingermermaid90 2 года назад

Um yes please ! I read the book and the movie was.... very disappointing. I am not mad at Alex Pettyfer being cast because he is very pretty, but I was so mad that the female lead wasn't a redhead.....

@rowanbookercausier1432 2 года назад

Omg thank you for your argument about giving money to the unhoused. I’ve been telling people this for years, I’d always prefer giving someone money so that they can afford drugs than have them resort to doing something dangerous to get it.

@private755 Год назад

Not all homeless people are drug addicts either it’s just a nasty thing to say.

@Kiisara18 2 года назад

I’m a recovering addict myself, and when you spoke about the homeless man and using the money to survive, it made me so f’in happy. Unless you’ve gone through it personally, people will never understand the concept of users finding drugs so they can survive each day and not be sick, and it’s not just about people going to get high. I always appreciate you using your platform to educate people who have never been a part of a certain life, see things in a more sympathetic manner. You da best!

@ninalove3044 2 года назад

Nick, thank u so much for all you said about addiction/homelessness- I've been there and it was the darkest time in my life. Near the end I literally couldn't eat/sleep/function if I didn't use, and if it wasn't for those who share your p.o.v, I probably would have resorted to dangerous ways of getting what I needed at the time. Thank u for always using your platform for the greater good, I appreciate u so much! (I am clean, a mom, living in our own apartment, loving life- ur videos bring me joy! Thank u!)

@dannyboy8816 2 года назад

Nick, we need to stop mentally reading each others minds like this. I was thinking about this movie like 2 hours ago!

@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

Omg we are on the same wavelength!!!

@DarkRubberDucky 2 года назад

Quick, Dan. Have you been think out the lottery? What numbers come to mind?

@quester09 2 года назад

it's a cosmic energy field ~~~~~~~*

@danderson8431 2 года назад

I own a Hairless Chinese Crested and he is the most adorable thing in the world to me. Seeing them mistreat such a beautiful dog made me seethe in anger.

@aaronsailor827 2 года назад

I was gonna say there is a lot of casual animal abuse in this movie. 🥺😬🙄😒

@nb8817 2 года назад

I love how the directors took the “fuck it their almost legal who gives a shit!” approach to this movie. Beautiful, you love to see it 🙃 And by “love” I mean makes me want to vomit and by “you love to see it” I mean makes me die a little more every time (on the inside). 😖

@yo2992 2 года назад

Thank God I never watched this growing up. As an Asian American, this would've lead me to an earlier grave. Thanks for watching it so I don't have to, Nick!

@TheModernGafa 2 года назад

It took 10+ years but we've finally reached a point in pop culture where we have to say "Snookie from the Jersey Shore" and not just "Snookie." Good.

@shannonceleste5557 2 года назад

Wait lol that made me sad. Snooki is like Madonna- no explanation necessary 🤣

@medeucaa 2 года назад

Not Nick educating people on the background of the stereotype “mammy” Damn it i love you 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

@NIKO-gr7vc 2 года назад

This is the movie that made me fall in love with Simple Plan!!! Also, watching this series has made me realize just how many racist tropes were still being perpetrated heavily, even in my childhood. It adds clarity to why there’s still so much work to be done

@SorrySoup 2 года назад

Thank you Nick, for the insight on being charitable to the homeless. I have known some kick ass homeless people with crippling addictions, but at the end of the day Id probably be constantly trying to numb myself too if I didnt even have a proper place to lay my head at night. We treat the symptoms of homelessness and not the cause, and then blame those who have fallen into the traps. It is a very cold way for a society to behave.

@carterschield 2 года назад

Omg I loved the monologue about giving homeless folks money. I say basically the same spiel anytime it comes up. People don't understand addiction or homelessness😔

@T0xXx1k 2 года назад

Actually truancy officers 100% hunt you and take you to a juvie style school detention place. It's like a literally a cross between school detention or ISS and a juvie jail. Then they call your parents to retrieve you when the "school" day is over. It's very bizzare. The truancy officers in my district drove undercover cars so you wouldn't run like we did when we saw cop cars 😹 just my experience from my extreme truancy throughout middle&high school. (Of course once ppl started driving in high school and we could drive away from school the truant officer was not really a threat. It was being on foot or at your registered home address that they could snitch you up!) 🧡🦇

@theshunnedBandersnatch 2 года назад

😨 That sounds so intense.

@NYD666 2 года назад

So we're all just cool with our tax dollars being used to fund violent kidnapping? Cool

@IndieHellCat 2 года назад

as someone who went to Oxford its always so weird seeing how Hollywood thinks entrance works, it's always some big presentation or something when it's literally a couple of interviews

@scruffypinkconverse 2 года назад

Yes!! I would love more MK&A movies I was obsessed with them as a child 😂 two of a kind was such an underrated sitcom (though it's probably super problematic now lol)

@anditspaganpoetry 2 года назад

Two of a Kind was such quality

@superhetoric 2 года назад

I wanted to live in the world of So Little Time

@Keish03 2 года назад

Oh PLEASE do their older stuff. The around the world movies were my FAVE and I havent watched them in over a decade and a half 😅 theyre probably full of cringey stuff

@StealingFocus 2 года назад

I love that you called Darrell Hammond Daryl Hannah. Fucking LOVE IT.

@Feverm00n 2 года назад

“I wonder if people ask Rachel Dolezal to act sassy in her cameos” omfg Nick why are you the best

@CosmicMermaidV 2 года назад

I gotta say the holiday chocolate moments were the perfect touch to make this fit the season! If only that were the extent we all went for Christmas advertising

@cam4636 2 года назад

Wow, I always thought "New York minute" was a term indicating a very short, quick amount of time, but every single frame of this lasted several hours vacuum-sucked directly off my lifespan

@daillestlady 2 года назад

"Zap Zap. TIme to jumpstart your puberty". I fell out laughing. You always crack me up.

@caitymullen1776 2 года назад

I seriously live for the random PSAs thrown throughout your videos, your takes are always completely on point!

@Literarium7 2 года назад

I haven’t been this happy for one of your uploads in a bit. I was OBSESSED with this freaking movie as a kid 😂😂

@blueyellowandgreen 2 года назад

You should do Mary Kate and Ashley in The Challenge because I never hear anyone talk about that one and I still have it on vhs Side note- I love how Nick keeps calling Ashley’s character Jane ‘Kate’ throughout the whole thing even with the name tag😂

@shannonceleste5557 2 года назад

Wait… I kind of remember that one but don’t? If it was their later years then I’m not surprised- I grew up in more their preteen years

@picklegurrl 2 года назад

I’m gonna say it, I’ve waited YEARS for this video ahhhhh I’m so excited. I rewatched this a few years ago and it SHOCKED ME how jus like….racist every aspect was????

@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

Lol seriously! Like every character that isn’t white was a new shocker

@laurenc4138 2 года назад

It’s so refreshing to hear someone with the same stance on the whole “I’ll buy someone food but I’m not giving them cash” when they encounter a a homeless person. It just always seemed way too sanctimonious to me like you’re somehow superior for giving someone in need something they probably didn’t ask for. If I’m giving someone that’s in need something I’m going to give them what they’re asking for, it’s not my job to judge their life or what they’ll do with that money. Truthfully it’s your money and you have every right to say no, but like you said, it’s tragic but if someone is an addict and that’s why they’re on the street, it doesn’t make it less sad. I feel like there is more than likely something in their life that was so tragic they probably started self medicating then lost everything to the addiction because America is basically the worst country to be in when it comes to effective treatment for addicts that doesn’t cost 10s of thousands of dollars or more. I just feel like if I’m going to give someone something it’s going to be a few bucks like they’re asking. You know, maybe they need the money for a shelter that night, maybe they need food later, maybe they want cigarettes because that’s the only thing that they get any enjoyment out of, or really maybe they’ll die if they don’t have a drink or something (since withdrawal from alcohol can literally kill you), I’m not about to judge someone’s life that I know nothing about, and if I have the money I’m going to try to help. If you don’t want to don’t do anything, no one is obligated to give their money to anyone asking, but don’t be judgemental about it.

@bittercharmer1591 11 месяцев назад

I get the point of that, but I think another big reason people rather offer food or donate to charities first is that they live in areas where there are lots of grifters.

@strawberrylime33 2 года назад

I loved Mary-Kate and Ashley growing up and even I disliked this film. 🤣 can't wait to see u cover more of their direct-to-vhs films!

@marrrrry.elllllen 2 года назад

"There's no way they are going to put me in the front row looking like a prep." Ohhhh, my 8th grade self is so called out rn.

@appleBEEZ 2 года назад

Whenever I see Jared Padalecki's name I instantly get transported back to watching the first 4 seasons of Supernatural in 2014

@minamebe7777 2 года назад

Nick DiRamio is seriously awesome for continuing to expose not only these corny ass movies, but the blatant disgusting underlying tones that reflect on Hollywood’s pedophile ring

@superhetoric 2 года назад

yes 👏

@nextabe1 2 года назад

The shot where the girl ducks and the dog flies out the window felt like an homage to There's Something About Mary.

@frankiekennedy6947 2 года назад

I just received my cup pop t-shirt Nick. It is everything I hoped for! Thanks and thanks for all the fun you bring into my life. I am a 70 yr cancer kid. Keep on Truckin honey dear. XO

@Melipeli 2 года назад

Omg that picture of the mom TOTALLY looks like a Century 21 agent picture. 🤣

@thetoneofsurprise 2 года назад

This movie had way more toilet humor than I as an 11 year old wanted in a Mary-Kate and Ashley movie lol

@missbraindamage 2 года назад

I was 14 N had to watch this with my little sister a lot and it used to kiiiilll me (not in a good way)

@nadirimyers6643 2 года назад

Yoooo I watched this movie soooooooo many times as a kid and watched it as an adult and could barely get thru it. A full blown mess and I can’t wait to die laughing as you rip it apart. You came at the perfect time too I’m on lunch at work. Love you and your videos ❤️ ❤️

@poopnoodle9563 2 года назад

This was the first and last movie I ever accidentally paid for on demand before my mom found out via a piece of mail a month later for the cable bill and I was in SO much trouble for this accident LMFAO

@shawnas7604 11 месяцев назад

Your take on giving the homeless guy money was so good. It brought tears to my eyes. So many people completely misunderstand addiction and are harsh and judgmental. You're a beautiful soul.

@madelineroberts4693 2 года назад

A lot of the time people don't really know how addiction works. After long use, you're body will develop a physical need. It's not just a want or strong desire, but something that you could legitimately die without. I work in a rehab center and have seen several people be hospitalized seizures due to a lack of alcohol. For an addict it can almost feel like going without food or water, and addictions set in quick. It's nice to see that Nick is using his platform to talk about it. A lot of people I know look down on drug addicts without ever knowing anything about addiction and the first step is education.

@Alyssa-le9qk 2 года назад

It was so good to see you in the Charityland Stream with Defunctland and friends! I loved watching you guys watch your home videos going to Walt Disney World. Your commentary was as funny as it always is - and so happy to see another vid out from you even so close to Christmas!! Happy holidays! And thank you so much for all the laughs! You are one of my favorite RU-vidrs! 💝

@shannonceleste5557 2 года назад

Ooh how do I view this?

@laniyalumpkin4907 2 года назад

THANK YOU FOR BRINGING UP THAT MAMMY IMAGE THAT STILL EXISTS!!!!

@stephstratos 2 года назад

Please please PLEASE do "our lips are sealed"

@Laurenjoinsyoutube 2 года назад

I remember having such a love for Mary Kate and Ashley and I would watch all their movies including all the ones when they were kids multiple times

@anangoons 2 года назад

The disrespect of non-white people and cultures is almost impressive. They didn't even have an Indigenous character to stereotype, but they still managed to wedge in some appropriation by hanging some kitchy dreamcatcher from the the rearview mirror of that RV. wow, such masterful filmmaking!

@meinenklinke 2 года назад

I misread that as “non-white people and creatures” and had to do a double take. 😂

@got2dance112 2 года назад

Not sure if you saw the Indian gas station stereotype scene? Every single god damn movie has to have this and somehow no one seems to acknowledge this apart from the harmful portrayals of Asians and Black people in this stupid shitty movie

@bittercharmer1591 11 месяцев назад

Nice stolas pfp

@hannywhyy3415 2 года назад

2004 I was 12, I'm a twin and the Olsen twins were goals! Oh boy now back to the video

@rorolilred 2 года назад

I didn't watch this film as a kid but I'm pretty sure that seeing MK & A running around in towels would have just made me feel really stressed and horrified for them. Those shots definitely weren't in there for the child audience! Also all the dog throwing would have upset me so much!

@DixiNormous50150 2 года назад

Odd note but the type of dog that is I believe is Chinese crusted or crested kind of giving me a theme of Asian racism in this movie …

@hannahb9999 2 года назад

daryl hannah for darrell hammond jennifer fox for megan fox calling ashley's character, jane, kate for the whole video this is it, the bad movie that finally broke nick 😔

@MissSeedy 2 года назад

😂

@lolyfe7562 2 года назад

I remember watching this movie as a child being an Olsen fan and feeling inexplicably uncomfortable xD Funny to revisit it as an adult through Nick Di and seeing why

@msnorringtonsims6536 2 года назад

“And the government responded, when was it not?” 🤣☠️

@deadxdreadxpunk6091 2 года назад

Yus, I love watching you roast early 2000s films, it gives me a great flashback to my childhood era while also allowing me to reanalysis toxic stereotypes and issues the media used in films that I never noticed as a kid

@Megan-oq4rs 2 года назад

The scene where the guy sneakily stuffs the chip in Roxy’s purse is filmed in Toronto. I recognized the GO train instantly, as I see them every single day.

@oboemoboe 2 года назад

RIGHT?

@grandpaix3992 2 года назад

i remember when mary kate and ashley movies were the pinnacle of film to my underdeveloped brain. judging by my reaction to reliving this one, i had terrible taste.

@THEinstapotth0t 2 года назад

I was cackling once i realized you called Darrell Hammond, Darryl Hannah 😂😂 The names are so close I almost missed it.

@NickDiRamioTV 2 года назад

Lolll omg I think I did that the whole video too!!!

@bbrana1407 8 месяцев назад

The way you explained drug addiction was spot on. You REALLY understand, many people doesn't. And you explained it so clearly, because that's really how it goes, you need the drugs even to get the basic thing done, like getting food, as you said. Thank you for this, maybe it helped someone to understand better about addiction. 🖤