Comments by "RB 70" (@RB-bd5tz) on "Wicked - How To Tank Your Movie In One Easy Step" video.

Her blank face in the poster conveys the only expression that modern diverse female lead characters can make.
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@victoriadavislg I'm not mad :D I don't care at all about this movie; I watch Drinker because he's entertaining. But her extreme reaction to the fan remake of the poster exposes her as an insecure narcissist. Rather than appreciating art, she plays the victim card: anything for attention, good or bad; it all has to be about her. Narcissists are the worst people in the world. What she needs is to be ignored.
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@chriswhinery925 Come to think of it, the word "overexaggerate" is an (over)exaggeration. But it actually seems appropriate when talking about narcissists.
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@victoriadavislg 5:46 Drinker explained some of the more mature and constructive ways she could have reacted, but no. 6:34 Never mind some past experience - THIS POSTER is the most offensive, traumatic thing that's ever happened to her. Typical of an insecure, entitled narcissist, she assumed she was being attacked and made fun of, and responded with ferocity, tarnishing people's perception of her AND the movie. Spoiled brat. She has no humility; no grace towards others; and no sense of humour or self-deprecation. Her priority is to protect her image at all costs, even potentially the profitability of the movie. Classic narcissism - really. How did Ariana respond to the fan poster, even though her face was covered up, too? I believe it was "Meh."
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@victoriadavislg At 5:46, Drinker explains a couple of healthy, rational, sensible reactions she could have had. But no, never mind any past experience, 6:35 this poster is the worst thing that has ever happened to her. No appreciation of the fan's art, and no sense of humour; just unhinged victimization. It's not just my opinion; it's classic narcissism. Ariana's face is also more covered in the fan's version of the poster, and what was her response? "Meh."
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Let's hear what Ariana Grande has to say about her face getting more covered up, too.
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The irony is, many actors are in acting because they are narcissists who want to be considered gods - and indeed, they used to be: they were larger than life on screen, and distant and unknown offscreen. Now they have social media, and they readily shatter that image all on their own, revealing their true infantile nature. Narcissists destroy everything - including, ultimately, themselves.
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