Jacob Elordi ate his role as Nate , I have never hated a character so much in my life.

Lexi needs more screen time! Fez needs more screen time!

Can we discuss how the actor that plays Nate went from “The Kissing Booth" to “Euphoria"...can we talk about major upgrade in acting opportunities? Cuz whew the kissing booth was HOT TRASH

Ever notice how in shows, black men are usually dark skinned/full black and the women are always light skinned/biracial? It's a trend.

Euphoria has problems as a show but the way Nate is portrayed and showing people what can happen when a privileged man raises and abuses a privileged boy and the utter destruction that boy can bring to the lives of the people outside his home....fantastic

Fez reminds me too much of Mac miller it's weird

Kats storyline isn’t as liberating as ppl make it out to be

euphoria is set in California in ur telling me there isn’t any darkskin ppl, asian ppl, darker skin indigenous ppl like- MAKE IT MAKE SENSE

it’s just so funny how fezco’s brother is 11 years old and is a literal drug dealer and no one cares 😭😭😭

Side note: if labrinth isn’t doing the music for season 2 I’ll riot cause the music made everything 10x better

Unpopular Opinion: The writers should’ve done way more with Mckay. His character is a perfect example of toxic masculinity and parents holding their kids up to such high expectations to the point where it becomes damaging to their mental health. I hope we see more from him in season 2. Also I’m so glad they didn’t go with the whole “hood struggle black dad leaves” trope🤗

Oh this a whole movie , let me grab my snacks 🤪👏🏾👏🏾

1 hour and 20 minutes?? YES WE EATING GOOD TODAY

Fez was a KING. POINT BLANK AND THEE PERIOD. Edit: Though he's the one who sold Rue the drugs in the first place.....So....There's that............................

Something that always bothered me was in Maddy's episode, they said she lost her virginity to a 40 year old man when she was like 14 but "she had the power". What the fuck???!! A minor can NEVER have the power in a situation like that smh

“Cassie’s my favorite character” aged like milk😭😭😭😭

The show is so good because the high school villain is actually smart. It's not just brute force or bullying, its pure evil genius. I hate Nate but he had everybodys card by the end of the season, his only liability is his dad

If rue’s sister DOESNT GET A PROPER STORY LINE I’m simply suing Also: DID YALL NOT SEE VICTORIA MONET ON THE BACK OF CASSIE’S ROOM DOOR?! We love taste 😌. And ROYL By Chloe and Halle in the SHOW........I NEED IT NOW

“Fez (snaps) KING” I felt that, especially when you find out that he didn’t even audition they randomly picked him, he wasn’t even an actor before that. No choice but to STAN

There are also no Asians, dark skinned black women, and Indigenous people on the show, like what's up with that?

I think the portrayal of Rue's addiction was scarily accurate. It might feel like it was "all for nothing" to see her "end up in the same place" in the end, but that's usually how it goes. Recovery from drug addiction is not linear, and I think the frustrated reaction you had to her relapse was exactly what Sam Levinson wanted you to feel.

I liked Jules. Butttt, I really hate how Jules acted toward Rue - she just strings her along for the ride knowing she’ll follow. She’s a very complex character, but I wish rue had more of an answer as to Jules feelings towards her other than a friend. Like during the Halloween party.

euphoria is one of the least diverse racially diverse shows😭 no asian men or women, no darkskin women, no visibly latinx people, like-

Can I... can we talk about how this is the third show in a row I've seen in the 2019-2020 circuit where a white girl gets pregnant via her black boyfriend and has an abortion? And two of these were secret abortions? I'm not saying I'm connecting dots, but there are indeed dots. From Sex Education, to Euphoria, and in Little Fires Everywhere. And each of these boys is a sports star at their school...

I👏🏾 WANT👏🏾 A👏🏾NONSTEREOTYPICAL👏🏾 DARK SKIN👏🏾 BLACK👏🏾 GIRL👏🏾 IN👏🏾 THE👏🏾 SECOND 👏🏾 SEASON👏🏾

THERE NEEDS TO BE A DARK SKIN GIRL WHO’s RUES FRIEND...

Euphoria hints at how people glamorize issues like sex drugs and abuse. Lexi for example is considered boring compared to her sister cassie and shes sad that she doesnt have as many love interests as her, yet cassie ended up having to get an abortion. And that one scene where nate and maddy walk into the party together. Its that thrill of having all eyes on you but nate abuses maddy and maddy would sacrifice someones whole life for nate. This is not okay at all.

IS IT A CONSTANT TREND of teachers being useless and spineless in tv shows..ughh

I definitely want Fez and Lexi's episode next season. And the writers better not touch Ethan cause I don't want to be disappointed. Let us have this one pls. 😔

I read that Jacob elordi improvised the scene where he bangs his head on the ground and he ended up getting a concussion so yes give him the Emmy lmaooooo

i really wish they had fleshed out mckay’s character. his story seems like the story a lot of black boys experience. he can’t express himself or his anger unless it’s in a way that white people find “acceptable” (sports). people hate on him but ion think they really think about it. he’s a product of his environment. the product of toxic masculinity. and i love cassie and her character is so interesting but she’s literally a cheater and that’s so...

About the "Larry" thing, I 100% agree with him being frustrated about this. He's shown many times he was uncomfortable with being shipped with his bandmates, and dismissing him because he hasn't made a song in a while feels direspectful. The writers could've used something else for that part. I'm sorry, it just rubs me the wrong way that he expressed that he's uncomfortable about it and no one cares because he's 'irrelevant'.

You can’t lie and say zendaya didn’t play the hell out of rue that open the door scene gave me chills and made me cry

Rue & Fez’s relationship made me so emotional the whole season. 🥺🥺🥺

Am I the only one that genuinely doesn’t want a dark skinned black girl in this show.. I mean, of course I want to see a dark skinned girl on television, but this show would not be the show to do it. People are begging for this show to have a darker female character but it literally would not work out. From what I’ve seen from the casting calls and stuff, the only role that they have that people are asking for is a girl who is a stripper and the basic ghetto stereotype.. She would be the black character that we have been complaining about seeing on television, and I am tired.

Ooh girl!! You nailed it with "Queen" Misogyny! They love women (or queens)....only if they fit whatever box of attractiveness and/or respectability they determine is good and worthy of being caped. Drake is a great example of this. These may be the worst misogynists because they think they are good guys/nice guys.

euphoria is honestly an amazing show, i just wish dark skin girls could be represented in the show :(

Am I the only one that thought they didn’t have more black ppl on the show purposely. The way McKay was forced to work harder by his dad was because he was the only black guy in a team full of white kids. And the fact that Gia gets into a relationship with McKay’s brother just shows that there wasn’t really any other black kids to be in a relationship with. And rue’s mother only being in relationships with white men. Like maybe rue isn’t aware of the struggles of being a black girl cuz she’s always blended in with all the other white kids at the school which contributed to her issues

Fezco and Lexi need their own episode. We need to see why Fezco started selling drugs and how Lexi feels being overshadowed by her older sister.

What bothers me about the lack of dark skin representation is simply that there’s no reason why we can’t be represented. It wouldn’t make any difference to the story or plot if any one of the characters was dark skinned. The problem is that screenwriters can’t have a dark skin girl cast without having her whole storyline be focused only around her race and skin as if dark skin women don’t face any issues besides racial/colorist ones. Also, someone pointed this out in the comments, Asian representation is needed in this show👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I absolutely loved Euphoria though, it was an amazing show and like Amanda said, we’re demanding Fez and Lexi’s episodes next season otherwise we riot.

Lexi does have a personality!!!! she's just quiet and reserved 🥺 and there's a lot we don't know about her

It’s not that I hate Jules, it just IRKS my being just how BLIND she is to how much she affects Rue’s life

49:50-5:11 aged like fine wine DRESSING UP AS SERIAL KILLERS IS NOT CUTE🗣🗣🗣🗣

the way u were right about nate’s gun red flag and it coming back in s2

I love the development of jules because she was very complex, like we see that she lives in the fantasy of a woman, that’s why Nate likes her, from the clothes she wears, always wearing a skirt, and the way she likes older men normally whites, and being submissive, and it is quite evident that she has a complexion about being trans and unfortunately is afraid to fight that women can be more than they make it seem, I really hope that next season she becames more confident about her self

i’m not asian, but where is the representation?? we need more Asian cast in more films than just ones dedicated to their race.

i think that the monologue talking about nate's type was all just about how he hated features that represented a man's features bc of his closeted sexuality.

We can all agree that on the last episode when Rue relapsed we screamed at the screen “NO WE WERE ROOTING FOR YOU 😭”

i can't be the only who likes listening to amanda rant???

Nate and Maddie’s relationship made me realize how hard it is to leave a toxic relationship .It’s like ,at some point you assimilate the condition and get used to it but it will never be fine

I need a teen dark skinned black female character, a teen hispanic male, and a teen asian girl. I need more Lexi PLEASE.

Why aren’t we talking about how much of a king Ali is? The most underrated character by far. The most morally just character too.

“i’m so sad and short” AMANDA PLEASEKSJSJSK these mckay drags are too much 😭😂

The pauses when she drinks her water sent *MEEEEEE*

even tho she was quite the manipulator & toxic when it came to nate, i especially liked maddys character because she wasnt a typical mean girl u see in every show/movie, she was quite sweet, didn’t constantly put other girls down which is much more realistic than the cliche mean girl trope every show/movie likes to go for

asian representation was lacking as well :(

All of the relationships on this show are toxic and MESSY. There needs to be more representation of black girls instead of a biracial girl and her crew of white/ambiguous but you’ll know they’re Latinx because their last name is Martinez friends Edit: About my original comment, I wasn’t specifically targeting Maddy’s character or her actress. I was referring to how in media as a whole, too often they find the lightest possible Hispanic/Latinx person they can (or even a white person) and say “We’re diverse, this character isn’t white! Their name is Maria Martinez so they’re obviously not white!” While neglecting to give them an actual personality besides the diversity card. It wasn’t meant to specifically target anyone except for the writer who continue to do this.

I hate shows that say they have representation but they only ever cast light skinned poc I didn't mean rue should of been played by a darker skinned actress and zedanya should be replaced. I just mean someone of darker skin tone should also be included.

Kat maybe was wrong. But I think people are forgetting that Maddy and Nate have this constant thing where they break up and get back together again. I’ve been Maddy before and my friends made it very clear after a certain point that they didn’t want to hear about the abusive guy I was dating. I also think people see Kat as the “fat friend” Maddy included. The fat friend is supposed to be available for emotional support, the voice of reason, she’s supposed to make the skinny friends feel better about themselves and I think Kat was done with that. Kat answered the phone, she heard what Maddy had to say but decided that what she wanted at the moment was more important thank Maddys second breakup of the month. Kat didn’t play into the fat friend trope and I love that about that scene. Like if we really pay attention to Kat, not once did we see her being her true self with her friends until she got into that argument with Maddy I don’t think she was comfortable with them, look who she was venting to about being a fat girl, one of her clients. I think their relationship Maddy, Cassie, and Kat was all very one sided. Everything was about the “pretty girls”.

I would like to watch a virgin character, Like not sexualized virgin (I mean put a virgin just to a shocking point when he/she loses) just a virgin because them want and portrait it as a positive thing. And showing their struggling about not having sex in a sexualized word.

Honestly I know Maddie's fashion is everyone's favorite in the show and the most popular, but Jules outfits ate all the girls up and no one talks about it. Like HEAR ME OUT: her fashion is representative of the trope of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl. Compared to other characters, her bubbly personality and fashion is played off like its fairy/ethereal-like and it makes the most sense when you understand the role of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl and fully explains the toxic (YES I SAID TOXIC!!!!) relationship dynamics with Rue. They are served to make the person who is falling in love with them the sole reason for their happiness and is seen as otherworldly/not like other girls type vibe. I love LOOOVVEEEEEEEE how Jules became self aware of it(roller rink with lexi/convo with dad) and decided to distance herself from that role she is being perceived as, subverting the role. That was such a smart move on the shows end and no one talks about it. But aside from that small tangent, Jules ate the girls up and I'm not debating that point😌 Edit: ok WOAH didn't know this got that man like I actually forgot about this comment lmao but THANK YOU SMMMM

Euphoria for the gen z’s is what Skins was to millennials

Euphoria was over sexualised and no one can change my mind. People saying that’s ‘real’ and ‘how high school is’ are very much in the minority sorry (EDIT: I’m not saying teens don’t have sex and there isn’t drama. A show that depicts this perfectly is SKINS gen1 and maybe gen2 do a WAY better job and for nudity Normal people (it’s on bbc or Hulu))

Didn’t agree with the Larry part at all, the fact that euphoria or hbo didn’t contact louis AT ALL about that scene is unprofessional. They aired a smut scene between his former band mate??? That’s not right. He has younger siblings and a kid, that’s not something anyone would want a bunch of people to see, consent is important in situations involving sex/sexual content.

Btw, are people really still getting upset at dark-skinned black women (especially young girls) for wanting representation in the media that we consume? *"Oh, but at least there's one [light-skinned] black girl..."* ok why do you think we should continue to settle for less Janet?? 😑 Imagine how tired we are

But wait are we just going ignore the fact that maddie lied (insinuating) that Tyler drug raped her🙃 okay kewl~

10:55 girl you called it... Nate + guns was a bad combo from jump

The way you basically accurately predicted s2

my favourite part of the show is the representation of mental illness. when rue describes her entering a depressive episode ITS SO ACCURATE i literally quote the show now as a way to describe it to people. it was always hard for me to put it into words and they did it so well!!!

Amanda said “ y’all are in a crisis , I’m on my way” when posting this vid 🥺💘

"Cassies my favorite" aging hORrIBLy

as somebody who struggled with addiction at Rue's age (I'm 20 now), I was so hesitant to watch the show when it came out because I was worried that they were going to portray that situation unrealistically, or even worse, glamorize it. but I was blown away with how accurate and honest those scenes were, especially since it was a young girl in high school. the details felt so real and hit so incredibly close to home. obviously, I'm only speaking from MY personal experience, and I'm sure Rue's story wasn't accurate or similar to everyone's, but it struck such a deep chord in me. in movies/shows, most stories that tackle the brutality of addiction fail to recognize that many people with addiction DO function, they CAN still go to school and live a semi-normal life. that's why so many don't get help until they can't manage anymore. that's also why it can go so unnoticed to the people around you. you can feel like you're drowning yet nobody seems to notice until its too late. that's the truth for many people who slowly get sucked into things like opioids or stimulants. I think it was extremely ballsy to actually admit that drugs can be fun, but that's one of the reasons why I loved the way it dealt with the storyline. it's honest. it shows WHY she got hooked and didn't shy away from the truth. and then to show the pitfalls of it and consequences and the way it can quickly ruin your life...yeah, I just appreciated it a lot. a huge reason why people get hooked is because they try drugs and realize it makes them feel better than they ever have, and that's not something any adult or educational program would (usually) dare to admit. I don't view it as glamorization at all. I view it as honesty. it was saying, "hey, yeah, this stuff can make you feel on top of the world. but you will hit the lowest lows you've ever experienced afterwards, so those few moments are never, ever worth it." I genuinely believe that's more effective than saying, "drugs are bad! they will make you crazy and you'll die or go to jail!!1!1!!!" scare tactics can only go so far. but I respect those who disagree with me and still say it glamorizes drug use. though I would argue against that for a multitude of reasons, I'll just leave it at that. I'll admit, I can definitely see the concern for really young viewers (like under 17 or 18 y/o) who are seeing drug use in a show for the first time. I could see how kids and young teens may not fully grasp what they show is trying to say. but, it IS rated TV-MA for a reason, you can't blame HBO for young kids watching it behind their parent's backs or something. still, I understand I guess.

okay and the fact that daniel was a brown clearly latino boy in kats episode and then when he’s a teenager they decide to cast him as a white boy???? like not even white latino just plain white he dead looked like Ted bundy in the halloween episode

I dont really think rue died at the end of the season because at the whole montage of all for us we see rue starting to drift away like she was dying, BUT almost at the end her dad pushes her back to the direction of her mother. Also I think one of the producers confirmed that rue overdosed but I dont think she died

for season 2 of euphoria. i want the writers to go more in depth with rue’s sister, gia. because no one ever talks about living in the shadow of an older sibling that’s been to rehab and in and out the hospital. i wanna know how she’s dealing with all of that at such a young age. seeing her sister on her death bed,, u don’t forget that. and ik she has emotional trauma that the writers need to discuss. because i relate.

you were right abt nate and the gun 😭

I haven't finished the video yet, but the scene where the teacher asks Rue to talk about her summer in front of her class really hit me. Without exposing myself too much, when I was in 11th grade, I spent two weeks in the hospital due my depression, and obviously my mum called my teachers just to letting them know I wouldn't be going to school for a while. Days later, my friends came to visit me at the hospital which surprised me (since apart from the teachers, no one else was supposed to know I was there) and that's when they reluctantly told me that one of our teachers (the only male one) revealed the whole class my situation. According to my friends, one of my two female teachers had lost someone during that time, so she broke into tears and left her room. It was such a d!ck move! I became so anxious that I asked my doctor to delay my return to school for a couple for more days, just so I could prepare myself for the possible questions I'd get. Fortunately, my classmates were very respectful, didn't ask me sh!t and agreed that teacher was an idiot.

Imagine how tired we are. IMAGINE HOW TIRED WE ARE of not seeing any dark skin people! Ugh. No Asians either. No indigenous! What IS THIS?

the silent pauses you make are so funny 😭😭

I had a lot of issues with some of the color blind casting especially in McKay’s case. I feel like his storylines were the least realistic and his role seemed like the typecast white jock. Also, I love that Euphoria is portraying the “hot guy” (Nate) as the main villain because that’s usually how it is in real life. I have met guys who are just as evil as Nate, so they were spot on with that.

So is no one gonna talk about how kat just gained a bunch of weight by drinking multiple piña Colodas over the summer I was genuinely confused 😭

These comments would make a better diverse story line then anybody in Hollywood

honestly, if i was louis, i'd be pissed too. imagine everybody thinking you're in a relationship with an ex-bandmate for a DECADE then a popular tv show makes a whole sex scene of you without ur consent. tbh he had every right to be mad about it

Unpopular opinion: I'm not mad that Euphoria doesn't give dark skin girls representation. Let's honest here. If a dark skin girl was cast on this show, her character would be written in a negative stereotypical light. I don't need to see a dark skin girl acting like a crackhead.

Imagine if Fez was a black guy: Nate calling the police on him would have a whole different tone

Let's be honest here Rue and Nate carry this show. Nate can be a monster yes, but Jacob's acting is on point. Without them this show would be kinda monotonous.

The thing is when you force in diversity like adding a black friend they get stereotyped or become a side character

euphoria takes place in a high school because the characters are all too busy being awful people to fill out a fafsa

Also doesn’t Nate have a missing sibling? I’m pretty sure it was shown in a family portrait but never talked about.

THANK YOU FOR BRINGING UP THE TEACHER WHO MADE RUE TALK ABOUT HER SUMMER. I HATED THAT SCENE SO MUCH LIKE FOR REAL, ARE YOU DUMB? WHY WOULD YOU.... WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT. ps. I lowkey hated McKay.... I’m so glad you didn’t like him either... “IM so sad and short!!” GOT ME 💀💀

being trans, nate was a very accurate representation of a psychopathic, manipulative character that girls like us need to stay far far away from.

*I think they should introduce a dark skinned black woman who is in a relationship with fez and that'll feel like a major sister for rue* the name... maybe Amaris? idk

she’s serving CONTENT

Something I like about Euphoria is the fact that Jule’s being a transgender woman wasn’t something that was greatly focused on (although that is obviously an important part of who she is) and they made her more than just her body you know? I agreed that Jules wasn’t the best person ever but I also thought it was important to realize that Jules had a lotttt of shit going on. Nate blackmailing her, her family issues with her mother, Rue depending on her to stay sober, that’s a lot of stress for a person to be under especially given everything she is going through

Honestly, Louis’s anger about the fanfic was understandable... a lot of celebrities no matter what dislike shit like that. HOWEVER it’s not like what the show did was new. Girls back then did that a lot on Wattpad and still do. So this wasn’t anything new. That scene was iconic because of how relatable it was to all of us in middle school. But like I said Louis had a right to be pissed. I mean if I was shipped with Harry, hey thank god, but Louis must’ve felt uncomfortable

I was Kat back in HS (except the cam girl/pay pig bits), so I was totally OK with her not responding to Maddie's cry for help. Kat was definitely the "fat friend"/mother hen of that group. Maddie could have called Cassie or BB (IDK??...the one that vapes and has no actual story besides being Greek chorus/instigator). Note the pecking order. When they slept over at Maddie's, Kat is always on the floor, not sharing the bed with Maddie. Kat's "empowerment" may still be based heavily on male gaze and tends to ignore her insecurities and self-esteem issues, but I was good with her not being the mule for her friends with "boyfriend" issues on the simple fact she didn't have a boyfriend and was a virgin. And I also get the feeling Maddie can be kinda needy for affirmation and looks to her friends to give it to her, regardless of what they may be going through and in her view, her pretty privilege makes her a higher priority.

the way i have just dropped literally EVERYTHING for this video - it’s literally 1am uk time but do you think i care?? NOT WHEN MY FAVOURITE SHOW AND FAVOURITE KZfaqR HAVE JOINED FORCES!!!

omg this is a hour long let me get my fruits chile...

I FLIPPING loved Ali. I think his delivery was so spot on, I can’t even explain it.

What's crazy was that euphoria calls Daniel verbally abusing Cassie a "reality check" on the youtube channel.