It’s literally a reaction video what more do you want bro😭

@@jaxxhb345 OK, If you think this is the way a reaction video is supposed to play out, you obviously haven't seen many of the number of excellent reactions of this topic and on this platform. Need to broaden your viewing horizons Bro'

@@DarthPlayadawg, we’ve been on this platform roughly about 10 years each. I’ve seen my fair share of reaction videos, there’s literally nothing wrong with this one. She sat down, and watch the episode and filmed her reaction to it. Hence, a reaction video was made. Not everything has to have a specific script or tons of talking lmao, just a good ol Star Wars enjoyer watching some Star Wars. I seriously don’t get the problem.

@@jaxxhb345 Dawg, Whipping it out and comparing sizes is not the point here, we've both appear to have experienced reaction videos for a similar amounts of time, and IMHO there IS something literally wrong here. Just a couple of improvements (of the many I could suggest here) 1. I think we can agree that when viewing a reaction it is important for the viewer to "see" what the reactor is reacting to. Having the topic feed partially covered by the channels logo hinders that greatly, especially on a show that is in many scenes very dark. 2. It's also important for viewers to "hear" what the reactor is reacting to. Having the volume set so low hinders that as well. Now I agree with you that every reaction video doesn't need tons of babbling over the content or frequent stops and explanations but at least a little sharing of the reactors knowledge and opinions is what many viewers click in for, and it can be what makes the reaction informative and unique to its creator and more enjoyable to its viewers.