Comments by "Sam Black" (@samblack5313) on "Brie Larson Is Here To Save YouTube" video.

  1. I finished Nintendo in like 3 hours.
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  2.  @kirbyfazendoummoonwalk9214  Too many micro transactions if you ask me.
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  3.  @michelguevara151  Imagine the woke brigade if he did that.. he would be the latest ‘me too’ victim.
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  4.  @borkingdoggouwuuwuw  It’s that diverse male character from Star Trek discovery
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  5. It’s funny to see ‘cool’ people saying they’re gamers, for social status, when it has always been something ‘cool’ people have said only nerdy basement dwelling incels do 😃😂🥳
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  6.  @michelguevara151  Nah, sit there and get your own movie.
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  7. I’m dropping a HUUUGE Larson while scrolling the comments.
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  8. 😂😂🥳
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  9. On Wednesdays we wear pink 😃
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  10. 🤠🥳
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  11. You miss the point. If these people want to be critics, start a channel.. if people like listening to you, you will grow in popularity.. why should you be handed a job due to your colour/gender? The channel you’re commenting on was someone who wanted to become a critic/writer.. and here you are, commenting on his opinion because he put in the work to build a following loud enough for you to hear. There are many genres of movies, because there are many different types of people. I can’t remember ever kicking up a fuss that romantic comedies aren’t made with me in mind, or horrors, or dramas. Don’t like them, doesn’t mean the industry needs to change the entire genre to appeal to me. Apply that to the superhero/action genre.. if you don’t like it, don’t watch it.
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  12. Nup, no idea.. and I genuinely spend tooooooomuch time here.
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  13. Interview: Brie, what is your favourite car? Brie: Red!
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  14. “What’s your favourite team?” “Sports!”
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  15. ...wayment 🤔
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  16. 😂
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  17. BUZZWORDS RHETORIC
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  18.  @iggy9790  Can’t believe you watched captain marvel.
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  19. Yeah, I think you might be right, the last thing I watched was End Game, done with it.
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  20. “..I’m Ron Burgandy?” 🤔
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  21.  @josephkenworthey9541  Media is pretty open nowadays, mate.. you’re in the comments section of someone who created a movie critic channel on a free platform, and now has millions of people watch his reviews. Do we somehow say he doesn’t deserve what he worked for because he’s a white male? Are we saying people only chose to listen to his reviews because he’s a white male? Do we hand his channel over to a female for equality purposes and expect people to continue watching it? What does Brie want? You think she’s saying we need to diversify the workplace, how?.. this is the workplace. Anyone can create media channels for free on just about any platform, if people want to listen to what you have to say, they will. Why aren’t the people who Brie is talking about, doing this? ..and if they aren’t, why exactly do they deserve an audience? If they are and nobody watches them, how is that discrimination? You can’t force people to listen to things/people/opinions that they don’t enjoy or agree with. Just as you can’t dissuade people from consuming content they like. What Brie said is arrogance.. if you don’t care about the opinions of ‘40 year old white males’, don’t read/watch their reviews.. read/watch the reviews from the critics you apparently support. Imagine the positive impact she could have had by saying “I read this great review by ‘x person/people/channel’, I really enjoy their work reviewing movies of this nature”. This brings that critic to the attention of a large audience, many will check their work out, if they like it, then they will likely continue to follow their work........... and now that entity can give their ‘non 40 year old white male’ perspective to a larger audience. Instead Brie decided to take a spiteful shot at the majority audience for her upcoming movie, call the industry sexist and racist for not ‘hiring’ people who can’t generate their own following.. while arrogantly expecting the people she insulted pay to see her feminist driven movie 🤔
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  22.  @josephkenworthey9541  I believe you’ve missed the point. Where does 67% come from? Who decides which critics are included in this sample? You can skew these figures however you want, just choose a different cross section of the media. Rotten tomatoes is a site, one I would NEVER listen to or bother visiting, as I don’t agree with their reviews. I don’t know what % of that company is male, female, other, black, white, brown, red, yellow, nor do I care. Bottom line is, I don’t have to listen to their opinion, nor does anyone else. This applies to ALL reviews. A review is an opinion, if you don’t like someone’s opinion, just don’t listen to it.. seek out a different opinion. If people are interested in the perspective of a person based on their colour/gender, they’re probably racist/sexist, but putting that aside, if a person is only interested in the opinions of black women, then read their reviews and ignore other reviews. Instead of Brie taking a negative, snarky shot at white males, using fabricated percentages in a storm of virtue signalling. Why didn’t she use her platform to promote critics she likes? Give them some exposure? You can lift people up without tearing others down.
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  23.  @ShadowSonic2  Ahh yes, the ‘incels’.... which ones did she try to promote? What were their names?
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