not okay is... okay? 📱🐹💄 (not okay 2022 movie review) 

It was refreshing to see an unlikable female character who remained unlikable throughout the film. Normally, the writers would try to persuade us to forgive them for what they did, despite the fact that they did nothing to redeem themselves until the very end of the movie

What is also interesting is the fact that most Gen Z are bashing the movie before watching it because the costumes are “2020” and “out of fashion”. Confirming the fact that micro trends lasting shorter and shorter

i actually really liked this movie. i saw a lot of people saying it was cringey, and while i agree (especially with the scenes between danni and colin), it was clear to me that the film was a satire. that made it even better because that cringe isn’t meant to be taken as something the writers wrote seriously, they WANTED us to be cringed out.

I really like that Danny isn’t sure she actually learned anything because it’s so realistic, I mean how many influencers have hurt people and their fans apologize go quiet then bounce back only to repeat the cycle

When she did this “👉🏽👈🏽” confirms to me she’s gonna be unlikeable

I’ve seen so many people online complain that the movie is “cringey” which is hilarious because that’s literally the entire point 😭 she’s not supposed to be likable, she’s so incredibly online and tone deaf

This maybe an unpopular opinion, but I thought Danni walking out at the end of Rowan's performance showed some growth on Danni's part. She had a whole apology speech rehearsed (very much still making the situation about herself) but stopped herself when she realized Rowan was not ready to hear her apology. If she hadn't learned anything, she would've gone up to Rowan and continued the speech, ignoring the boundary Rowan so clearly stated during her poem.

I feel like “Colin, you’re from Maine” could be the next “Gretchen, stop trying to make ‘fetch’ happen."

I thought the age gap in the friendship between Danni and Rowen was also very telling. Rowen, a high school teen although very smart was still used by Danni a mid 20s adult. An activist in Danni’s age group probably would have saw right through her. She also had no friends so it makes sense (in a weird way) her only friend was a kid in high school. I’m not sure if it was intentional but I thought they did a great job at depicting the dangers (for lack of a better word) of friendships/relationships with people outside of your age group and how the older person is usually seeking the attention of the younger person for their own personal satisfaction/gain. They sweetened it up with the sister bit but Danni full on used the girl for fame.

It's insane how fast trend cycles move cause even the costumes are supposed to be based on 2020s. They feel kinda dated. Like every fashion cycle just moves on so fast now

I feel like Not Okay did pretty well in representing internet culture in a way that was accurate and not out of touch in how the internet is used to day. It also highlighted the theme of Clout Chasers and the extent to which Clout chasing is detrimental to the person who is looking for Clout as currency. Also I feel like the film speaks to the need for community again which Dani lacks in a highly individualised society. Love this Video and the Critque, Modern Gurlz is one of my favourite channels.

There is something to be said about the fact that people on Twitter and Tumblr are more focused on Dylan O' Brien role than the theme of the movie itself.

I think one of the few things I would change about the movie is how the "lie" came to surface. It irked me that it was only ONE person who didn't believe her and put two and two together (and only discovered it because she left her personal laptop open which...c'mon. No one in their right mind would do that). I think it would have been better to have a small group of "trolls" doubting her online then having it build up and maybe even her trying to address all of them until her story starts to have bigger holes in it and her co-workers and Rowan start to question her on these things that don't make sense until the whole story falls apart. I feel that would be more "realistic" and we'd get to see how far she is willing to press the lie to get what she wants.

I love how messy the character is. It’s refreshing to have a morally ambiguous woman at last!

danni’s outfits except for her at-home, pajama-loungewear stuff all seemed very much like costumes. they all looked awkward and forced. like she looks like shes mimicking trends she doesnt care about because she wants people to think shes trendy and cool. very much the energy of someone who’s terrified of being called cheugy

I think it's a great point that she doesn't learn from the backlash bc ultimately I don't think doxxing and that sort of behavior is actually something that teaches people at all. I feel like online backlash is often just an outlet for people's aggression in a "justified" way, the goal isn't actually to teach someone a lesson

I’m really surprised that I haven’t seen a commentary on this movie discuss Harper as a character. Harper was both a foil to Danni while also being the same as her. Where Danni was unaware of her surroundings, Harper was hyper aware. Yet, Harper comes from the same position of Danni as a white person with both racial and economic privileges. Even so, Harper acts like she is completely separate from Danni. Harper very much reminds me of woke™️ white people of social media who think because they’re educated it means they’re completely unattached from other white people; they’re “one of the good ones”. Harper even kinda lets it slip that she’s no better than Danni too, saying she thought about how successful exposing Danni would be. Like Danni, the first thing that came to mind in this situation is how she could benefit from it. No matter how much she tries the paint herself as a person that’s better than Danni, the only reason she decides to investigate Danni’s story is because she’s jealous of the success.

I haven't seen the film but its kinda funny hearing that the outfits the protagonist wore are dated. I'm not from America or Europe and here the majority of the population still where skinny jeans. So I'm always amused when I hear people talking about how fast trends are moving when the majority of the population has the same style here lol Video recommendation: Fast fashion an issue of the developed world

Colin's character reminds me of countless privileged white guys I know from school. The way they desperately attempt to emulate African American musicians for social credibility is laughable. I avoid them like the plague.

I think Rowan served as a grounding element in what could have been an overly cheesy or cringey movie. She reminded the audience of the gravity of the situation and that this story is set in the real world. Don't Look Up would have benefitted from a character like that to balance out the satire, because that movie came off as condescending rather than critical.

it feels like the “message” of this movie REALLY went over people’s head

When you said that Rowan's character feels like should be part of other kind of movie (like a drama) I think that's the point, we as society should put more Rowan's in the Spotlight listen the voice of reason instead the "colin's" and "danni's" of the world get the views and attention for one or other reason.

i think the way they showed the character of colin is brilliant because its a commentary on how white people use stereotypes of black people to get ahead. colin uses what he thinks is aave, dresses like a stereotype and acts like it too. i think they did more than just portray a fuckboy with him.

I liked the end, she understood and grow enoug to quietly remove herself of a situation, kind of a message for a similar influencers: let the voices that truly need to be heard have the attention

I think Rowan being such a strong tonal shift works. A lot of the comedy is partially rooted in the absurdity of it all. The shallow interviews, the commodification of the struggle, the fact that "You're the girl from the Paris bombing" is tossed out so casually as a way to identify her. Rowan being there really properly roots just how much of a problem Danni's lie truly is and just what kind of trauma is being commodified. I feel like trying to bring Rowan's portions of the film to the comedic level of the rest of the film would take away from that. Scenes like her hyperventilating during a lockdown drill or having panic attack when hearing the firecrackers probably wouldn't hit as hard emotionally. It would probably be similar to the scenes with the unhoused person. Her not fitting speaks to just how incongruent these situations are.

I feel like Zoey Deutch is always starring in films that are almost brilliant but then end up being too trite or esoteric to make a mark. She's definitely poised to be the indie actress in the next few years. I liked the movie okay. Your review definitely makes me see its fashion influence which warms to to it slightly. Still the movie left me generally unsatisfied.

ngl I went in not thinking I would like this movie, but it was surprisingly enjoyable. I say give it a try!

I personally enjoyed all the 2020 and late 2010 references it was done pretty tastefully and it feels sooo refreshing watching a movie that doesn’t have 80s references

I honestly glad the film took more time to develop Rowan and Danny relationship because it made the fallout even much more brutal at the end to witness

Mia Issac as Rowan was my favorite part about this movie. she was so good to the point i thought Rowan was a real person for a sec

I enjoyed this movie so much! And I'm a Gen Z, I actually think the fashion fits 2022 fashion, I mean even if it's "so 2020", that was 2 years ago!

People keep pointing out how dated Danni looks and using that as evidence of a quickening trend cycle or a lack of a defining look for our generation. Don’t really agree with either. I mean, the trend cycle has definitely picked up the pace but I don’t think that’s the reason we dislike Danni’s fashion choices By far the most notable things about the 2020s are a few things- outrageous makeup, nontraditional dyed hairstyles, strategically ripped clothing, and of course, Y2K. Danni is wearing pieces that were specifically popular in 2020 and didn’t have much staying power. Feel like that says more about Danni’s lack of personal style than anything else. We could’ve easily gotten looks that scream 2020s and would still be considered "on trend" today. But honestly lol I don’t think she looks all that dated? I’ve seen some of those exact outfits still get pretty popular on Tiktok. Tons of girls are still dyeing the front two strands of their hair. Plenty of both online and physical stores are carrying those exact same styles. I somewhat believe that one of the reasons we think it’s dated is because her outfits aren’t considered super stylish/pleasing to look at to begin with. We don’t see anything unique, anything that looks like Danni put some thought into the outfit. Most other characters or influencers that you might enjoy the clothing from have some sort of twist that makes it feel specific to them. Danni completely lacks that

It's interesting how you bring up the costuming- I am not fashion conscious and still wear clothes that are years old, yet I felt something looked "off" about what Danni was wearing. I couldn't place it because in my head I recognized some of those outfits as things my younger sister wore, but Danni did make it seem "old" (although I really loved that sweater vest and might buy one for myself now!). You brought it up and it makes total sense how these trends faded so fast to the point it makes it come off as dated. Crazy to think of how some of these trends are gone real quick.

as a non american i am always shocked when they say her clothes are dated or out of fashion because here in mexico they are still considerded trendy, just goes to show how different consumerism is from one country to another

This film was probably the most disturbing film I’ve seen all year. It reminded me of Alicia Esteve Head who pretended to be a 9/11 survivor. She also was not at the attacks but attended support groups and got fame in the media for her fake trauma. I felt like Danni mentioning 9/11 fomo was a direct reference to Head. I really enjoyed this film despite it being so hard to watch. I do agree that the film could of gone into more depth and your criticism was spot on. I think this film could of used another draft but overall it was still worth watching.

Some people have called this a female “Dear Evan Hanson.” But when I watched Amanda the Jedi do a review on this movie and I like how she said that it wasn’t a DEH because DEH makes us try to sympathize with Evan, vs Danni we know we don’t like her, and I like how it ended with a “I didn’t get a redemption arc”

The voice change 14:33 - 14:45 gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣 Dylan O’Brien crushed this role!

I went into it not knowing and expecting much but I really liked it. It was so ridiculous at times but sadly so accurate!

Literally was just looking for a review on this the other day but I was surprised coz no one seems to talk about it like at all. So I'm so so glad u're doing it and I finally get to learn other people's thoughts and opinions. I, for one, did not expect to like it as much as I did. Spoiler warning: The ending in particular rlly sold me on the film honestly. Rowan saying she might forgive Dani someday but that their relationship will never even remotely come close to becoming okay is just the perfect end for their friendship imo and it's way more realistic than them becoming friends again after everything Dani did. It was v satisfying and makes u walk away with the lesson that betraying someone's trust is not only ireversable but sometimes even irredeemable too.

i agree with the ending online support group scene that it should've been a scene where dani literally did not speak a word and the other members pointed out where they went wrong, got hate, and what they learned from it, making dani having an obvious realization moment but without the "on the nose" dialogue.

I love unreliable narrators and I appreciated that it ended without any "and then she becomes a good person/learns her lesson arc"

Dylan O'Brien in Bleach blonde hair is 🔥🔥🔥 He really sells the role. I would love to see him do more of these edgier and darker roles and shed the persona of 'funny character with witty quips' that he's known for

On unlikable female characters: I watched a video once where a guy was talking about musicals, and he mentioned not liking Chicago at first because he felt like there was no one to root for. He talked about it with some people who told him that was intentional, and sort of the point of the movie, and it made him go back and re-examine it, and he came around to liking it. Props to that guy for keeping an open mind and changing his opinion when given new information, but it is sort of startling to me that someone could watch Chicago and not realize Roxy is unlikable on purpose. They make her as awful as they can with no redemption whatsoever. I think a lot of it is that it's so entirely rare to have this type of character in media, we're just waiting for the missing puzzle piece that makes us feel sorry for them.

i hate the way she dresses so much, which is why the costume design for this character is so perfect

The movie just feels like surface level critique and satire. It lacks the edge. I agree that it should have pushed more to the extreme and maybe gone darker like 'Jawbreakers'.

Personally, I really liked the movie. It was like a mix of ‘Emily in Paris’, ‘Dear Evan Hansen’, and ‘The Woman Who Wasn’t There’ with a little more self awareness. But I agree with you on how some themes and topics that were in the film were just touched upon the surface level of them. I feel that the issues could have been fixed with maybe 10 to 20 more minutes of screen time to further elaborate on the topics discussed and have the ending kind of stay the same.

One thing that I really liked about this movie that nobody’s really touched on is Danni’s name. *Danni Sanders* is a name you’d really only hear on the internet. This is a really weird comparison to make but it kind of reminded me of Casey Anthony. Both Danni and Casey are unisex names, so it kinda leaves this ambiguity there of this ominous figure

yeaaa i dont trust ppl who dont like this movie (depending on their reasons). I think its absolutely ridiculous how ppl are saying the fashion was outdated...as if the vast majority of 'influencers' dont wear this on a regular basis, and as if this style was from 1950 or smth. A lot of ppl are saying everything is cringy even tho the whole movie is legit poking fun at millennials and Gen Z and how they act (especially on social media). The message was great, the main character was great - the ending was amazing and the message of the speech at the end by Rowan was soooo good - pointing out the fact that white ppl take credit, spotlight, and attention from BIPOC, how scammers often get more attention in media than victims, the concept of forgiveness, and more.

honestly, i liked the fact that danni learnt nothing from her lying and that she didn’t make up with rowan at the end of the movie; it seems more realistic

I loved this movie, to be honest. I feel like it was such good commentary on influencer culture and the ending was well done. I totally see where you're coming from though and I so agree with you on your critiques with Collins character. It would've been SO interesting seeing him have an internet scandal of his own but not being cancelled for it.

did you guys SEE where danni’s parents LIVED? IN NEW YORK? danni even said to harper that her parents can buy her a house in soho or miami to keep her shush about her secret. it’s beyond me why she didn’t ask her parents for a ticket to Paris and keep the fake whole writers retreat thing 🤦🏻‍♀️

I think the unlikable women characters that are chosen to be represented on movie also have qualities that society typically looks down on - entitledness, vapidness, silliness etc - so it's easy to 'object' to such movies.. we could argue that similar male protagonist movies aren't criticised as much, but they aren't lauded too. The difference I think is, male unlikable characters have a variety to them, and complex characterisation, whereas female unlikable characters don't have that complexity. Where is the movie about a matriarch who's ambitious and puts her own family above everything else. Movies like those, like Black Swan or The Novice, they ARE appreciated because the characters and their motivations are complex, they just aren't as many as male characters afforded that privilege. I liked this movie, I do see few ppl like the protagonist in real life, and just because the character is unlikable doesn't mean there can't be a story, especially when there is commentary and specific points of view involved

I liked this movie, I thought they did try to show the audience’s role in social media culture in the beginning. Danni blows up in part by stealing Rowan’s words and watering them down but also by writing an article that doesn’t talk about her trauma, partly bc she didn’t live it, instead she encourages the audience to think about themselves and why they’re “not okay” so she gets famous because she gave everyone a pass to be as narcissistic as her. I agree tho in her downfall it wasn’t as flushed out as it could have been, maybe if her coworker had ratted her out and wrote a piece about how she lied and why she got famous it could have rounded that out better bc like you said it also would have repeated the cycle in a way.

At one point, the movie actually did somewhat show the people that supported her became her haters. Nearly everyone in the opening portion about hating on her/docking her were shown during the #Notokay montage of supporters

Is it just me or was it an ‘Emily in Paris’ Parody? You know which look I’m talking about.

Dylan O’Brien is chaotic, cool and funny but THAT BLONDE LEWK THOUGH! DECEASED 🔥

What I really liked about the movie was it reminded me about the story of Tania head, The woman who lied and wasn’t even in the country when “surviving” 9/11 and became like the face of the survivors disaster she did wonderful work for the survivors but she lied and she let the fame go to her head.

I loved the movie and the ending, there was cringey scenes and moments but that's the point, its so modern and is like what the internet is now😭

I surprisingly really enjoyed this movie. I thought I wouldn’t, but i did!

i love unlikable women on tv and films, danni, rob from high fidelity, sophia from girl boss... i'm so tired of the rory gilmores where the character is "too much" of the main character. everybody loves them, they are perfect and everybody seens to be oblivious of their mistakes and flaws. KEEP THEM COMING!

Lol I loved this movie 👉👈 honestly loved the unlikable female protagonist and think there should be more of them. Society puts unreal pressure on women to be perfect physically, emotionally, morally and why not just be valued as a flawed human trying to figure it out in a society that’s literally no better and also just trying to figure things out. Gives more tiny reckless female villain (Ana Delvey-ish) vibes, which I appreciate.

Not okay is such a good movie. The in the movie social commentary is so good.

"colin you’re from maine" is so iconic

I personally loved this movie, 5 stars, particularly for its fashion storytelling and phenomenal ending.

that's so interesting about the female protagonist, and patrick bateman, the joker, jordan belfort, even the guy from taxi driver or night crawler being revered!

I'm gonna be honest, I don't think calling this film a satire like so many people have been is really doing it a service? Like outside of Colin the film is fairly straight forward, and I feel like the expectation of it being more comedic kinda hurt the movie more for other people than it did myself. I wasn't really laughing most of the movie, and I knew nothing about it going in so I didn't expect it to be a comedy. It made the more serious moments with Rowan feel more natural and in general I felt kept the film grounded and not really satirical. Like you said, it's very on the nose and that's because it's just real. Stuff like this does happen all the time, and there is no clean resolution in real life. I think it's less meant to be "laugh at how absurd Gen Zenniell culture is" like so many other influencer movies are and more "this is a genuine issue in our culture, and we should really be thinking about why this happens so often and what the people perpetrating these culture vulture moments are actually feeling when they do it." That's just my perspective though.

I found this movie really hard to watch in a second hand embarrassment kind of way, and since Danni was a very unlikable protagonist I wasn't invested in her scheme and therefore the movie. I would've liked if they showed how her lies affected the people who actually experienced trauma or specifically, the bombing that Danni is lying about.

I was really impressed by the ending of the movie and how there really was not a redemption arc the way the movie promised. And how it ended with Rowan.

I enjoyed the movie for what it was and thought it did a good job with the themes it tackled. I liked that Danni didn’t get redeemed and that she openly admits she doesn’t know if she learned anything. I like that she didn’t apologize to Rowan because the apology wouldn’t have been for Rowan’s sake, but Danni’s. The self aware moment she (Danni) has after watching Rowan’s performance at the end of the film does give a glimpse that Danni may be on the right track to not necessarily being a good person, just a far less shitty one. I do agree that opportunities were missed, especially when it came to how women are treated after a scandal verse how men are. Loved the video and your thoughts on this movie. Not Okay was, well, okay.

man I didn't expect the plot of this movie to be "the woman who wasn't there" for this generation 😳 I'm gonna pause this vid and come back once I've watched it I'm intrigued lol

Girl you always hit content right on the head - the script alone inspires me to be a better writer

Your commentary is always top notch. I love your channel so much!! ❤

I loved this movie sm more then i thought i would

August 10th, 2022 I’m so glad u complimented Zoey Deutch’s acting!! I think she’s a wonderful actress tbh Your ideas on ignorance, privilege, and parasocial relationships being better portrayed for this film were rlly cool!! 13:25 so true!! I don’t want to be like this. I want to have a strong sense of self. 14:46 Everytime I see a good movie I always say it’s revolutionary damn 💀 but totally agree !! also now I know what amalgamation means lol ; I couldn’t really see the potential like you did but I’m glad u opened my mind up bc I rarely think of movie ending/plot alternatives

I came here to say, GUINEA WEASLEY DID NOTHING WRONG we love a photoshop savant in this house

I personally really liked the movie, because since Blame, I was really looking forward for another movie directed by Quinn. What I understood about the ending was that Dani wanted to apologize to Rowan, in part because she wanted to feel better about herself, but after Rowan’s poem, she learned that maybe she didn’t deserved that. Also, in one hand I think they could’ve utilized Dylan a bit more, I agree with the point that they could have explored the parallels between the public’s expectation of male and female influencers. But in the other hand, I think a lot of people ONLY focused on Dylan being there, rather than actually understanding his character

I absolutely love your fashion breakdowns and how they mirror the character’s mental state! My fingers are crossed for a breakdown of Joy’s style from Everything Everywhere All at Once!

I disagree with the idea that Danny needed more consequences, while she's clearly also sorry that she got caught, she was shown to already start feeling guilty about her actions before that, because honestly what else can you really do to her? She got FIRED, DOXXED, and PUBLICLY SHAMED, what she did was awful but I wouldn't want her to be hung at a witches trial or anything

I loved this movie, I also would’ve liked to see Colin’s character explored a bit more but I think there was so much going on with the main plot and Danni that it made sense to leave Colin as more of a secondary character, but he was still portrayed as strongly unlikeable and the audience got to form an opinion about why he was unlikeable.

One point being made here could be that doxxing and cancel culture are often also rooted in selfish and mean spirited desires (like public shaming, and often the punishment doesn’t match the crime and we get a high from watching the public torture of others) and so as a result these methods don’t really push for any actual self betterment. Real and human issues are packaged for consumption. Something that might help would be to acknowledge that a wide variety of different experiences and traumas can exist and deserve support, stop using the severity of trauma as clout, and as a whole facilitate better discussions between people with different experiences. Teaching people to compare trauma, feel guilty for existing or straight up dismissing any experience that doesn’t seem “severe enough” or that simply is hard to understand- ends up creating the core issue. This girl is deranged as a character and is certainly privileged and they show that in the film. But they also show that as a culture, despite having this social justice surface, the way we handle a lot of these issues isn’t really substantial and doesn’t facilitate that much change. It’s more about posturing than any actual development of empathy. The internet has become more of an echo chamber where we release and vent and crave attention but come back out with next to no progress feeling more isolated than before. We’re not actually reaching each other, or developing a better understanding of different experiences this way. So what else can we do that works better?

I like the fashion in this because compared to Emily in Paris the clothes makes danni seem like a character of a girl in 2020 like how she is playing a character of a victim of an attack in paris

shamelessly disregarding any topics of substance; what i don't get is why the girlies are freaking out over dylan with this hair/look, and making it seem like he's better looking than with his natural hair and clothes etc...... i don't get it at all

I feel so bad for Rowen, but she had to know. Thank you Harper.

I think the craziest most expected thing about this movie is that as soon as I finished I went to Twitter to see peoples hot takes and instead it was just people thirsting over Dylan O’Brien

Like the fashion of this show or not, it's so satisfying to see a movie which understands the time they're trying to replicate and does it wonderfully. Other than euphoria, I haven't seen that many shows that put so much attention on making sure their fashion represents current trends. Even the little details like the green powerpuff girls heart case that was crazy popular back in 2020, the dyed front streaks, the colorful jewelry. It looks exactly how I would describe the fashion of 2020, at least for influencers. Will it become dated as hell? Yes, but I will still appreciate what it acheived

I need a breakdown of the people in the Shaming support group. I recognize the girl in the Daddy hat, but I can't place the others.

the movie was hard to watch but at the end I was frustrated because it didn't go anywhere. I also thought that it was really sad the way she couldn't even go out in public and get shit from the store. She got Doxxed and death threats and while she wasn't a good person I do think that is too far. Also it seems like her mother just pushes her away. That is infuriating because the mother takes zero responsibility for putting her kid into this position by being emotionally absent in the first place.

Yay!!! I was wondering if you were ever gonna do a video on this movie!!!

It would have been so much more layered if Harper wrote the expose piece about Danni rather than Danni exposing herself! The movie could have explored that aspect of cancel culture better. Really showing the nastier side of humanity and how people revel in the hatred of others. I get that they were trying to humanize Danni’s character but in my opinion, I think she would have been too much of a coward to expose herself. Even with Harper’s ultimatum. I think it would have been interesting to see Danni have the intention to write the expose piece herself because she knows it’s the right thing to do, but while trying to write, she gets writers block and then procrastinate until the very last minute. She puts it off until the last day but decides to take a quick nap to clear her mind. She then oversleeps, resulting in her missing her deadline so Harper ends up writing the article. Further showcasing her loss of control on the situation. OR alternatively, after Harper gives the ultimatum, she realizes she’s fed up and would rather take this opportunity to advance her career. She says “fuck it” and writes the article herself before the deadline she gave to Danni. And like you mentioned, thus starting the cycle of chasing fame and notoriety in a new character. Maybe this would have taken too much time for the movie to spend on a secondary character but I think this would have been cool to explore!

A lot of people are gonna watch this and not like it because it reminds them too much of themselves lol

Costume design was really good for all the character.

I love these reviews and was intrigued by this movie, so thanks for reviewing it.

i have been WAITING for a video on this film yayyyy

I think the ending suits her character. Danni's desire was to be accepted, so being rejected and humiliated (both online and in person) so badly is her worst fear come to life

Tons of people still dress like that, just not on social media so much anymore. It’s not dated, it’s just not preempting trends

The thing about accepting Tyler Durden and the America Psycho guy despite the fact that they are unlikable is that THEY LIKE HIM THEY LOVE HIM STRIVE TO BE LIKE HIM its not despite its because

This movie is like a time capsule of 2021 trends and pop culture in general I love that for this flim but for something timeless maybe not its strengths but hey I love 2021 amd I love this movie

as soon as i was watching this movie, i knew i wanted to see your take on it! awesome video :)

When Colin first came out in the movie out of his office in that orange shirt he had sunglasses on and it was his first appearance in the movie I seriously thought it was Pete Davidson

Hope you know how talented you are, I love love LOVE your videos x