We are literally living in a society where nobody is happy and everyone is offended by everything.

Fair play to the black lady backing the bricklayers! As a construction worker I don’t think people quite understand how demanding it is!

Clearly we have nothing better to do as a human race that to argue about a Barbie doll

What we learned from Barbie movie. A) It is 100% okay to humiliate men. B) 98% of women approve the message. C) This only works, if men are the humiliated ones. D) Contradictory is established and confirmed, it is alive and well. E) If men say, that they dont find this messaging okay in any way, they are silenced or ridiculed, or both.

It don’t matter how many times people debunk the wage gap. People could literally show this type of woman 1,000,000 different factual examples and they will honestly still refuse to admit they’re wrong, Even when they know they’re purposely lying. The need to be right in some women is so strong they would tell God he’s wrong if they didn’t agree with him.

Piers Morgan always focusing on the most important issues and never melting down over nonsense.

I checked out when she said women do harder jobs

It is a movie where Ken is evil for daring to question Matriarchy, but Barbie is good for questioning Patriarchy.

I think a male newscaster once said it best, "sticks and stones may break my bones, but there will always be something to offend a feminist."

I'm a 41 year old woman who grew up with Barbie. I even have a Barbie Collection. I was crushed to find out the plot and how Ken and Barbie don't end up together! My Barbie could be a dancer or a movie star or a Veterinarian or a stay at home mom, but she always wanted and needed Ken who btw was super successful. As a kid Ken to me represented my future husband and every boy i had crushes on. I just don't get this absurd woke crap! And why in the world would they have Barbie die in the end?!?! They single handedly crushed little girls dreams all over the world. I'm so sick of the man bashing and misandry too!

I’m 36 years old but thank god when I was a child my mother only bought me dolls of different races and both genders. My mom probably was one of the few people who wanted to encourage us to enjoy company of any race or wealth. I passed on those dolls(which were so dear to me) to my nieces.

The biggest impact the Barbie movie will have is in creating more single cat ladies. Not a big deal if you ask me.

Patriarchy was the second most used word in that movie. Imagine taking your little girl to the cinema to see a film about her favourite doll only to be bombarded with woke ideology.

These debates and discussions are such a show. Thanks Piers

Shout out the bricklayers allowing me to make arguments about hard working men even though, as a male myself, I will never lay a single brick within my lifetime.

I swear women like that pink one should NOT exist.

There are already words for 'cis-men and cis-women'... men and women

Piers is a man who never stops improving his craft as an interviewer. Compare him now to 10 years ago. He used to be pretty arrogant and shut people down prematurely. Now he disagrees only with the use of challenging questions. Such a huge difference.

The fact that a film about a doll has become such a hit, says a lot.

Barbie has always been girl driven and empowering wtf are people upset about? God damn

I think the pendulum on many social issues has swung too far in one direction. Hopefully we all come to our senses and stop doing these extremes.

The woman with blonde hair disqualifies herself within her first sentence. She moves goalposts to support her speech, but worth remembering she doesn’t believe a word of what she says. The equivalent of an OF bird showing her bangers for a tenner- doesn’t care how she looks as long as she gets attention and gets paid

Oh no, "unpaid labour in the household..." ☠. Madness...

It's great to see that they can all come together and disagree and walk away as friends

😂... "Barbie" is just a doll... Funny how mature people can speak so much bs in so little time... Not every adult is mature,.. this episode just prooved it... Well done Piers and crew👍🏼

I didn’t find it to be an assault on me when I saw it. I saw it as a reminder of how the girls, who Barbie was designed for, I grew up with saw and played with Barbie dolls which when growing up was happily imagining Barbie dolls can happily be anyone and anything they want and sometimes having a minor male friend.

Clearly there’s one on the panel that uses her mouth way more than her ears! Also you could see she found it very difficult to bring herself to say men can’t get pregnant. Afraid of being cancelled I’d say.

Women are wonderful creatures, they talk and listen at the same time 😮

Good to see Piers focusing on the issues that matter!

I’ve been lucky enough to travel quite abit in the last 2 years, it’s only England, parts of eastern and western America that have these stupid problems. The rest of the world is still sane I’m pleased to report

Of course Barbie really is the most important issue for debate in the UK.

I have aleady seen this segment, is this a reupload?

“Unpaid work in the household” Isnt that just being a responsible adult??

Those people say all the time : " we must represent all people" I'm a male and when i watched this movie i didn't felt represented at all. I felt like a sheep in a pack of wolfs ready to kill me soon at the end of the movie. And i saw men just walked away, why, because they felt opressed by women and by the way there were far more women than men.

the black woman is a queen! what a great person

Imagine getting so offended by a film, what an absolute tool

We do live in a world where movies cannot remain a movie there is always something behind it. I love Esther. She is everything that is right with this world. She is always equal rights for everyone

Piers you always call it right. As a mother I do not want my children to see this flick.

Where can I watch Piers Morgan's show live?

Carework mentally draining and labouring physically draining. That's my personal experience. The labour i did was overall easier purely becsuse it was predictable work, whereas being in care and currently still within it, everyday is different and that unpredictability can make it very challenging.

I doubt real men give 2 f#%ks about what they have done with Ken in the movie.

Are we going to start doing this with all action figures and kids toys? This is a weird and i mean weird time and I've had enough. It's so tiring and depressing.

3:36 "I missed this" , classic Piers 😂😂

Bricklayer wasn't even a great example... How about underwater welder or oil rig worker? How about someone working with heavy machinery? You do not go into work every day worried about being maimed or killed caring for the terminally ill. The only people in healthcare risking their lives are those that work with fatal infectious diseases.

Is there a single person that gets it?? Barbie was a toy made for girls. There wasn't a single girl that, with Barbie in one hand and ken in the other, ever ONCE chose the ken doll to go have all of her fun with. It was Barbie. Ken was a throw a way. Ken was not the doll she chose when she pretended that it was time to go to work or that it was time to go shopping, or that it was time to get the kids or that it was time to buy a house or that it was time to go and play with friends. BARBIE did all of those things. It was BARBIE. Not Ken. Barbie drove the car, secured the home, did the work and paid the bills. This is a toy for girls and for the empowerment of girls. Plain and simple and every girl who had a Barbie KNEW that. Now expand that thought process from the imagination of a 7 year old girl into a full length motion picture. What would you get? You get Barbie running the show and Ken being a throw away. It's a completely predictable and natural extension of the imaginations of a young girl. Are the jokes at the expense of men? YES! That's the point! Men are the throw away here. That's the joke. Why doesn't anybody understand this? Men have real problems in todays world and we have battles to fight on a daily basis but the Barbie movie isn't one of them. The fact that the Barbie movie seems to pile on the weight to the shoulders of men is simply a coincidence of timing. This is the proper way to make this movie in ANY TIME, regardless of the cultural and social timing that we live in. This is how you make a Barbie movie and men need to choose their battles a little more frugally.

I get physically sick just seeing the ad of that movie, what the hell is wrong with people`?!!

The fact that we are having Real debates about these kind of topics.. tells you what is going on with this World/society.. Please science invent a time-machine already so we can go back to the good old days 1800.

She has some nerve to say "women are on the front lines of some of the most difficult job sectors to work in" with a straight face. Social work and health care?? Plz. Tell that to the Infantryman. The off shore oil-drillers. The construction workers. Stop it. Men overwhelmingly dominate the worlds toughest jobs necessary to our infrastructure.

Next we'll be seeing Piers Morgan sitting on motorways blocking parents from taking their kids to see Barbie....

Piers: "Only woman can get pregnant." Agreed!

Btw speaking of Margot Robbie for Wolf of Wall Street Jonah Hill was paid something like £60k for his role where as Robbie commanded substantially more and Leo as the lead man commanded tens of millions

The way he pointed👉 at her and said "do you know a female brick layer" 😂😂😂😂😂

Any men worried about the Ken situation, please don’t be! Barbie and Barbie world is designed for primarily pre-pubescent little girl who really love everything about the pink, the glitz, the fun house and pool… I’m 45 and was loving it all 40 years ago! Until I was about 10 or 11. Crucial though, is that I didn’t think it was ‘me’, or any woman I know. Barbie was a toy, a play time thing. And I never considered my few Ken dolls to be like the men in my life. It literally never occurred to me to compare them. Because they are DOLLS. My mum didn’t look like Barbie. Or look glamorous. My Dad wasn’t a pushover. Or a weak emasculated male. I also loved climbing trees and avoiding baths and constantly having injuries like most of the boys and girls I played with. But I still loved Barbie time. I also had 3 girls, who are now mid to late-teens, and also spent 10 years enjoying Barbie. All have a good grip on the world, a good grip on what good men are, and are influenced by the men in their family and life for male role-models, NOT the ‘character’ of Ken. There’s lots of funny things to be recognised from the differences between how boys and girls play, and hours and HOURS of imaginary play as a girl with dolls is one of them. I promise, as a middle-aged female, men do not need to fear the ‘Barbie’ message. There actually isn’t a message. We still need and want love boys and men in all their forms. Ken is a ‘character’ like Actionman. Not real 😊

The fact that they actually made a girls doll a feminist icon is hilarious.

"Oh how I've missed this" the smile on Piers face HAHAHAHA

The movie is basically “let’s teach little girls that all men are bad & should be put in their box”

There's never a "Bin Collector Barbie". Strange that.

What happened to the discussion that the movie is all about the imaginary "patriarchy" that exists in our world and all about how the barbies don't need no kens, because the kens don't matter and the barbies never loved them? Is that REALLY what you want little girls thinking? Men are meaningless, and not worth even acknowledging as equals? They literally talked about everything except that the movie devalues men to such a degree it's concerning for fathers of young daughters that want to see it. Don't say it's not happening because I've been in more than one discussion with fathers of girls about it. But ask about Oppenheimer and feminists do nothing but complain the women weren't shown being leaders in the science of the film. Well, guess what, it was the 1950s, it's based on real events, and women weren't heavily in those fields then. But rather than come away from it with an appreciation for the progress that has been made, they denigrate it for being true to the times. Tell me how 2/3 of college students are women yet we somehow still live in a patriarchy? Why does feminism have to constantly feel the need to erase the value of men to show the value of women? "Ken" was literally the villain of the movie. Virtually the first words out of the woman's mouth were "women aren't paid as much as men" - WHERE? It's literally illegal and has been for a long time. Feminists only seem to value the jobs women predominantly want to do. They forget they need pipe fitters, and linemen, and roofers, and sewage workers and many other hard, dirty jobs that are almost entirely done by men yet LITERALLY keep our society running. How quickly everyone forgets how things get when the garbage men go on strike. I am so tired of everyone TALKING about equality and equity yet no one actually WANTS equality and equity, they just want whatever particular group they are in to get more privileges. People don't want to be treated the same as everyone else, they want to be treated BETTER than everyone else.

In my review of the movie, I broke down what was good about the film, but also what was really and I mean, REALLY wrong with it.

My take after watching Barbie is that the movie was trying to convey a message explaining to the male population what it was like being a woman and having to fight for your rights. The movie simply reversed the roles and put men in women's shoes in order to make them understand and sympathise with us. They weren't "attacking" men, as you can see Barbie is fictional and the matriarchy does not exist, however the patriarchy displayed in the real world is very real. Ken was the perfect example of how young men soak up red-pill alpha male content and develop a sexist mindset where they believe women should not have high-statutory jobs and should instead be personal servants for them. The fact that the Barbies who had respected jobs such as a doctor etc were shown to be brainwashed into being maids was the perfect representation of how women are encouraged to be housewives instead of being independent, and when they do become housewives they are then slapped in the face with terms such as "gold digger", "dish washer", "stupid" (for not being able to find a real job).

I’m shocked people were not more vocal about Cuties!!

Coming from a 29-year-old male, I watched the Barbie movie and noticed the hidden messages in themes, and watching people debate and discuss all those topics. But quite frankly… I still very much enjoyed watching the movie.

Been watching a lot of Ukraine war footage from the front lines. Things are really terrible out there. I could unfortunately not help to notice that there is no woman in these combat groups in the meat grinder at the front. I think that diversity is really, really important. We as a global community cannot turn a blind eye to the lack of diversity at the the front lines in Ukraine any longer. Sure there is a literal hand-full of woman at the front....maybe, but the male female ratio is just unacceptable.

I worked as a road worker for 3 years and if I lost my job tomorrow, and someone said I could get the same pay either in my old job or nursing at a hospice or a care home, I'd be back in my boiler suit in a flash!

It's impossible to take Piers Morgan seriously when things like this become topics of debate. It's Barbie. Nothing to be outraged about here.

“Why are we pitting these jobs against each other?” Love, you literally just did that by saying women have harder jobs. She ain’t the brightest is she.

Love piers Morgan and his debates ....also think Pearl was correct on the free speak debate

*Barbie* and *Ken* is (or at least was) supposed to represent the “typical family life”; which is of course different depending of the times we live in.

It's really annoying that they let the lady in pink use a red herring fallacy to completely derail the conversation. 🙄

Is it me or it's just freaking annoying when that lady in pink opens her mouth? I think she genuinely argues very blindly!

No Bricky Barbie Or Healthcare Assistant Barbie 😂😂

These 3 should starr in their own Barbie movie, fineeeeeee affff

Imagine your dad getting upset about Barbie 🙈

It's ironic since the best parts of the movie are the Kens, especially Ryan Gosling. But misandry is acceptable in these times. And Doctor Barbie is a played by a man. You can't make this up

barbie is eveything, the girl buying that barbie, well thats just a customer WAKE UP GIRLS

Have you ever been a bricklayer in the winter 😂 Like laying bricks in freezing temperatures is a thing.

The movie literally ended with both Barbie and Ken on a journey to find themselves outside of what was dictated to them by others. That is what feminism wants to do, to allow boys and girls to do what they want because nothing is "just for boys" or "just for girls". It also highlighted that both a patriarchy and matriarchy is shit - I felt so bad for the Ken's at the beginning of the film, they were insignificant to the Barbies but to be fair, Ken was an afterthought to Mattel when they introduced him. Get over yourself.

Why anyone would go on national tv and embarrass themselves multiple times like that pink lady is baffling

As a man I don’t give a fuck about what a doll movie shows. Every women in this world need a man and not a ken. That's why its real world and that's the toy world.

barbie is a movie to spread awareness around how there is a constant pressure for women starting from a very very young age, and y`all try to make it about men?? that doesn`t mean that men don`t struggle too, but that isn`t the point here. we all struggle. men struggle, women struggle, it`s not a competition. this movie is simply made to showcase the struggles that comes from simply being a woman. as men, we will not experience the same kind of struggles women experience, and women won`t experience the same kind of the struggles men do, thats just the way of life and nature. again it`s not a competition on who struggles the most, we all struggle and if you`re offended by a barbie movie showcasing women struggles, then the barbie movie ain`t the problem.

The song "I'm just Ken" is a sympathetic tribute to all the men who play supporting roles in women's lives but are stuck in the friend zone, or who end up masking their true personalities to fit into the world of Barbie. The Kens go from the bubblegum colour clothing of Barbie's world to wearing black, which is not a Barbie colour. I think Piers has missed some of the nuances of the movie.

I was brought up playing with Barbies and still have my Talking Barbies and Talking Ken dolls. I’m now 61, been naturally skinny with big boobs all my adult life and very comfortable in my body as are my two daughters.

Ive worked in construction for 17 years carpentry drywall flooring from vinyl ti tile and paint plaster or compound. I worked as a vet tech for less then 3 years some time at a clinic for spay and neuter, some time at an animal hospital.... And both take a toll on your body. But only one was emotionally and physically exhausting - the vet work. Abd it was for much less oay with much more college education hurdles than my trade work

It is impossible but that offences will come: but woe unto him, through whom they come!

As a representative of men, i want to put forward our collective position that the future is not going to be kind and easy for the men. If women get their hands at the power, expect a widespread disdain for anything masculine. You have to live like a simp or suffer like a manly man.

Did she just say the “Cost Of Living” after talking about being on holiday for 9months….she doesn’t have to worry about the cost of a tin of soup while eating it with her silver spoon 🥄 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

I love how Piers laughs when reading "Barbie with a Nobel Prize in physics" xD

My left shoe always fits differently than the right, no matter the maker.

The Barbie movie is woke trash. The only good thing about it is the set design.

Imagine being a grown ass man and being triggered by a movie about Barbie. Wild

How is Barbie different from Charlie's Angels?😂😂

Nobody seems to be commenting on the last segment that lasted a meagre 40 seconds and that was a very short time to discuss the institution that the English hold in high regard: The sport of cricket and the controversial event during the "Ashes" series. I think this may be a lack of clarity regarding the way the game is played and so here's a popular, tried and tested set of instructions I found to help those who are not aware of how the game operates. Cricket played by men and how it happens: You have two sides, one out in the field and one in. Each man that's in the side that's in goes out to get in, and when he's out he comes in and the next man goes in until he's out. When they are all out, the side that's out comes in and the side that's been in goes out and tries to get those coming in, out. Sometimes you get men still in and not out and they go in. When a man goes out to go in, the men who are out try to get him out, and when he's out he goes in, the next man in goes out and goes in. There are two men called umpires and are always out, they decide when the men who are in are out. DRS is used to review those in and out, informing the umpire if they stay in or stay out. The weather and declarations may temporarily halt proceeding and every one out in the field, go in and the men not out go in. When both sides have been in and all the men have been out, and both sides have been out twice after all the men have been in, including those who are not out go in , that is the end of the game and the side not out go in and win! Sometimes the runs end the game where the side in, passes the side out, all out in the field go in and those not out go in and that's a win for the side in and not out! Sometimes the weather ends the game where all men out in the field go in and those not out go in and that's a draw! Sometimes the game ends in a draw where both sides have equal scores and all men in, are out twice, unless overs limit the ins and outs, then each side must be left with the same number of men who were both in and also out. If one side has more men in and not out they go in and are the winners! The women play in exactly the same way. So by now, having digested the narrative, you should be fully conversant with the ins and outs of the game?????????

It makes me want to go see it!

The reason there aren't any female bricklayers is because they know it's too hard 😄 Maybe send them to the oil rigs as well 😄

"I have missed this" Hahaha

There's literally an entire song towards the end of the movie sung by Kens that disproves this anti men narrative people have in their heads!

Adults arguing about a movie that’s about plastic dolls for children to play with. Remember that!

Barbie movie is surprisingly great movie, it actually provided good insight into modern gender dynamics and had a healthy message overall.

According to Bank of England, Piers can now identify as a "pregnant black lesbian"

Piers became a G after tate interview 🗿