Superman Mental Health Awareness 

Thank you, Mark Trent!

😂

Great voice dude

Kore ga… Requiem da???

@@dhruvk5686what?

What does mean?

@@sup-xh8sli think the joke is that the guy misheard Superman’s name, so even if he did reveal it to the world, Clark Kent and his loved ones would be safe

@@sup-xh8slThe guy didn't even heard "Clark Kent" name correctly. So it was all for nothing

​@sup-xh8sl It means that he heard the name wrong.

​@@sup-xh8slGuy got the real name of superman wrong.

Unfortunately, Mark Trent would later turn out to be the supervillain responsible for the 4Kidz dubbing of One Piece

@@davidhong1934very obscure, but HOW HORRID

​@@davidhong1934Call the Hague.

Now that'd been awesome to have in the video. Kudos

ah, sad that mark trent was actually the guy who jumped.

"everyone can fly" sounds a lot like something Megatron might stay in this situation.

​@@viridiannucleonOh my God he totally would wouldn't he? 😂

@@viridiannucleonmeg?

​@@bandito6678yes, poor Steve

Oh some transformers prime fans.

Thanks gamer

​@VoiceoverRequiem love your voices on this channel man

And him…

And it also killed him.

Can't have mental health problems if your brain is all over the sidewalk.

@@wertm123 no wait, he's got a point

That's one less depressed person in the world

Therapist when the credit card declines

Superman went The Batman for a second

it happens to the best of us

As soon as I saw the circumstances, I knew it was going to happen

Wait isn't homelander just a crappy Superman?

Ironic because the scene where Homelander pushes that girl off the building in the Boys was a darker adaption when Superman in the All-Star Superman comic he saves a suicidal girl from jumping with just kindness and empathy

"Im not suggesting anymore, jump"

I didn't catch it the first time. That is so clever, lol.

thank you, I left it overhead, but if I had caught the joke in time, the whole video would've been taken more seriously funny

I don’t get it

@@Fugitive685 "step down from the building" is a bad choice of words considering the dude can step off the building and fall down to his death instead of coming down normally.

@@mhelm0225 Should’ve said “do a flip.”

The guy on the building? It sure did!

Rip the both of you

literally

@@t.dmattocks6119 💀

People at the daily bugle would figure out that Mark Trent is the Superman working with them

without*

@@krishnamurthym595 Shyoot, thanks for the catch lmao.

you mean "without a parachute", right? Edit: oh whoopsie, watched the video, saw your comment before refreshing the video, now I feel like a tool haha

​@@krishnamurthym595without* loser how are you gonna correct others without correcting yourself

​@@SirPembertonS.CrevaliusGod Dang It WHY ARE YOU HERE? 🪓

but he’s superman it’s one of the rules

r/wooosh

It's one of the rules!​@@valentinhalau3396

​@@valentinhalau3396wow a redditor, *your* so cool

Also, are you a cheddar knight?

I don't get it.

​@@misanthropicisolation4013the joke is he tricked superman into allowing him to commit building seppuku.

They are saying that because that guy wanted to die, saying he would reveal superman’s identity was clever as if he hadn’t said that, superman would have caught him and not let him die​@@misanthropicisolation4013

​@@Fredstar.🎉

@@Soul93Taker wakari mashita

Until they find out they were wrong, get publicly humiliated, and return to Plan A.

And ruin whoever's names happend to match lol.

And probably have the same guys jumping again after they find out the name's fake

Or have batgos set up a fake secret identity to tell people about that convinces people it's his without hurting anyone

A search of the Internet found over a hundred people named Mark Trent...

He's not remember Superman name, Its just so windy on that building because he at maybe 30 floor so there a chance he misheard things

Wait, Mark Trent? THE Mark Trent?? Man! You think you know a guy...

He lied to me my whole life. I'm literally crying and shaking right now.

Wait but didn't Mark Trent wear glasses?

​@@Sam_the_Otaku That'd be Clark Kent the journalist, no Mark wore contacts

@@YataTheFifteenthman who knew people could look so different wearing contacts

And that may be the greatest irony of all.

His “Culturally Insensitive Captain America” video also captured Cap’s essence a lot better than most recent comic books.

I thought My Adventures with Superman did pretty well with Superman as a character. Maybe check it out?

As sad as it is, that's because genuinely good characters are a joke nowadays. The idea that someone can put their lives on another's hands selflessly ends with a joke because doing it for realsies is too "corny" for media. I'm sure we can find some examples if we look deep enough, but it's not the norm.

@@chrism2516 They've done it pretty well too. The scene where Clark, completely unaware that he's borderline invincible, leaps in front of a barrage of lasers meant for Lois ("How'd you know you'd be bulletproof?" "I didn't. I just knew that you weren't.") was one of the most "oh yeah, THIS is what Superman is supposed to be" scenes I've seen in ages.

Wouldnt it put superman's loved ones in danger through?

@@dylanzlol7293 well yeah but, he's superman, superman would take that risk, he's superman, he's.. superman

The Batman Beyond episode 'Unmasked' has a similar concept with Terry removing his mask because a Kid is too frightened by his appearance to allow himself to be saved.

@@kishiberohan4038 given how superman reacts when his loved ones die, i doubt it

say a fake name. they arent the irs.

ayo💀

am from canada and I don’t understand this 💀

I don’t get it. What’s wrong with Canadian Mental Health Awareness?

​@@_somerandomguyontheinternet_ well, you'll know when you are older

Canadian Doctors deadass like : "I think you should do it"

He didn't want people to know he made a person jump by convincing him he can fly

He coulda just lobotomized the man's brain but he did not

@@Randomgamer-di3owHomelander moment.

It was windy

The jumper was an a-hole, so after he said Mark Trent, Superman could have swooped down to save him. Then he would say, thanks, Clark Kent! And Superman would've been boned. Superman did the smart thing.

Even if he gets it right, people aren't gonna believe him anyway. "Superman is just a regular guy who works a 9-5 job? Nah that can't be." Even Lex Luthor have trouble believing it after he hire the best investigator.

best part is superman let him die anyways, because now people would find out what he would do to keep his identity safe

Except Mark Trent and everyone he loves

So he basically just killed a man for no reason

@@ReigoVassal honestly this is a proven aspect of lex luthor's character, he literally got body-swapped with the flash and took the chance to learn his identity only to be noticeably disappointed and surprised when he didn't recognise the face, the man is so egocentric that he literally cannot comprehend the idea that such a major superhero would be some random guy as a secret identity

No it killed him he jumped off a building

What’s funnier is that Superman def could’ve saved the dude

The punchline that guy misheard the name Clark Kent is so unexpected

It’s not an S I thought.

I hadn’t even thought of that

Probably one of his co-workers

lois: hey clark are we going to do that story about... what was his name again? the guy that jumped from our news building? clark: no, the boss said we should run another story about how great superman is

​@@Soguwe not anymore

@@timotheebrasseur6188 foul😂😂

​@@magma_5o587it's like in Paris, every window you look out of, you see the Eiffel Tower... So every high building in Metropolis is the Daily Planet building

Superman tends to use his Kryptonian name when asked about his real name, so he does not have to lie.

In one of the early Superman comics, Supes spends the whole issue thinking of OTHER identities he could adopt if his 'Clark Kent' identity was ever penetrated. Of course, this was before he spent his entire childhood with the Kents so it was essentially his 'real' identity. Supes considered taking the identity of a homeless guy (nobody notices them!) and a police officer (I'd have a reason to be on the scene!).

​@@HerculesBallsInc isn't being super man already a reasone to be on the scene.

My name is Bruce Wayne

@@MouldMadeMind No he meant give the civilian identity a reason to be there

He would probably still make sure the guy never said anything. If lex new his name he would go for his mom, we saw what happened in injustice where because joker knew the whole world was done for, and basically any villain would target all his loved ones. Superman is an amazing person but if you go for his family you’re screwed. We even see this in Superman and Lois when the guy pulled a gun on Lois he folded the dude.

But would mark trent?

It would mean Lois would likely get killed. Superman would probably laser the guy's brain and give him a lobotomy so that he either forgot what happened or was too mentally damaged to tell anyone. Still alive, though!

​@@kirbystar7474 WHY DID YOU SAY THAT NAME?!

I'm not so sure about that. If Superman's secret identity were revealed, many villains would jump at the opportunity to exploit his social connections by threatening his friends, family, and loved ones. Would he sacrifice the safety and well-being of several dozen people he cares about, just to keep one stranger alive?

I was gonna say this is more or less literally that scene, down to Superman/the Superman inspired character telling the person to jump

Let's not even get me started on he has blue eye beams that fix stuff if I remember correctly

Or used eye beams to turn him into a cupcake. Even I'm not sure if I made that up or half remembered it!

didn't Superman erased Lois' memories about his identity with a kiss one time?

Makes sense. Alien shit.

What?!

Yeah that can happen to.....some supes.

"your life is as important as everyone elses… unless we’re talking about my own.”

Superman in front of a thunderstorm:

...he fucked up

Somewhere in this universe, Amanda Waller is gloating.

I like how most of the people would choose the guy side despite if they were in Superman shoes in this scenario they would do the same thing

Thank you man it’s always a pleasure to work with JJ

Batman would say good job for keeping the secret in between rants of how hard is to keep this secrecy around and Superman just throwing around his name to strangers. "Why don't you go and tell your real name to every sucidal person you meet?" And all that

@@massgunner4152 Batman: "Why don't you go and tell your real name to every suicidal person you meet?" (Superman scratches his chin in deep thought) Batman: "Um.. Superman? What are you thinking of?"

*Batman:* Wow, you got a guy to jump in three minutes? I didn't know you had it in you. *Superman:* Listen, everyone. I know I messed up. I'm supposed to be a beacon of hope, a role model to everyone, but I let my temper get the better of me. I really don't know how I could-- *Batman:* You could've done it in two *Superman:* ... I'm sorry, I don't quite follow. You want me to...? *Batman:* Two minutes *Superman:* Batman, what are yiu saying? *Batman:* Look, it's obviously your first time, so I tried adjusting expectations more reasonably. I just thought that Superman, with all his superpowers, could've made that man fall a little faster. *Superman:* (stunned silence) *Batman:* Besides, Flash can do it in 17 seconds *Flash:* Fastest man alive :D

Hell when Batman saves someone jumping off a building it's usually the Joker playing one of his stupid 'If I die I win' games so Batman can go eat beans if he wants to compare suicide prevention statistics.

i mean, guy still got what he deserved

@@jackadams3878 while death is probably a bit overkill for what he did you really do have to be a special kind of asshole to turn around and gleefully decide to ruin the life of the guy that just told you his deepest secret *with no hesitation by the way* in an attempt to save your life

I honestly would have done the same.

@@tomby_ There's a superhuman guy who opens up to you who could snap your neck like a twig quicker than you could blink and you want to betray his trust?

@@tomby_ And this is why the world is how it is today

​@@tomby_the same superman did, hight? The guy got what he deserved.

I mean I would have jumped or had done what superman did

I mean... If we are talking about Regime Superman then yeah, I guess...

He did it just once in 1978 and it was a film.

He's misheard Superman name his identity is still saves

​@@fikrijuanda6321but superman did not know that until the end

I mean that guy was hinting that he wouldnt be able to tell if he died Like jumped off* So yeah its all part of his plan

Did you nail it in the end?

​@@benjulc9271No I watched the whole thing and it was so hilarious. Honestly might be one of my favourite Solid JJ videos

@@milkiassamuel780 Yhea, it goes through a very original route with Superman staying mostly in character but being given a VERY good reason to let that guy die.

@@benjulc9271 I love the fact that that dude got Clarks name wrong at that end, which had me laughing with tears. He could've let him live and his secret identity would've been okay. Yo Solid JJ just kills with the timing of his joke's 😂

This and the sandman one are my favorites

He flew to the Andromeda galaxy in just two hours. So can move at least 11 billion times faster than the speed of light. Billion with a B. Superman is just ridiculous.

That might have been a Gwen Stacy level of saving him, though. Superman is less shock-absorbent than concrete or steel, so he would need to fly in the same direction as the jumper and gradually slow them down (granted, many Superman comics/cartoons/etc... ignore this and have him catch people in ways that should greatly harm them). No idea what version of Superman they were using for this. Sometimes Superman needs a space suit/oxygen mask (DCAU, Lois & Clark, etc...) or can be hurt by more mundane things (Fleischer cartoons, post-crisis reboot, etc...). In the late 50's-the 60's he was basically unstoppable at basically everything.

Mhm. So you tell someone something intentionally without even a NDA and because they then say they are going to use the information which you willingly gave them no-strings attached that means you are in the moral and legal right to actively deceive them into killing themselves. Look, its clear you didn't exactly spec for self awareness but I feel like if I need to point out that a stereotypical corrupt CEO who has a worker that "learns too much" and needs to be taken out is literally more justified than what you are straight as shit trying to justify as morally and legally ok, you might need to stop one tricking and spend your next perk points a bit more wisely.

Um, no.

@@mousermind I’m objectively correct, though? Legally, there’s no problem. This is self-defence. Morally, it’s a life for a life.

​@@LFanimes333Morally you are obligated to do anything you can to reduce the loss of life.

@@internetguy7319 Not if the life being lost was about to ruin yours, clearly. What kind of mindset is that? A guy says “I am gonna rape your daughter”. Then he accidentally trips and hits his head on his own. You are both in the middle of a random alley with no one else there. Do you help him? Pretty obvious that no. Is letting a life being lost worse than rape? Objectively, it isn’t. But do you help someone who was about to hurt your family? No, you don’t. Legally, it’s your obligation to call an ambulance, but this time, passiveness wouldn’t be a problem because it’s more of less a variation of self-defence. And, morally, would ANYONE in the world blame this dad? No, they wouldn’t. Same thing. You don’t need to help someone who is about to ruin your life. That’s it.

Well to be fair, the guy was gonna ruin his life

He'd still have to stop it in the past.

He did it just once in 1978 and it was a film.

Did the joker write this comment