Revenge of the fifth

Revenge of the Sixth

Always

Hope you mean like the guys lol

@@aaronjames3228 yep

May the 4th be with you also

And also with you.

AND TO BOTH OF YOU TO

Idk

Clearly you're not a true Star Wars fan

Does the Star Wars Holiday special mean nothing to you? First appearance of Boba Fett goddamnit!

I get what you're saying, but there are degrees of fandom. If you rounded up a hundred people who say "I like Star Wars" and then asked if they knew what May 4th meant, not everyone would raise their hands. It's like the people who "like Marvel" when they really just mean the MCU, versus people like Sheldon who knows every incarnation of Spiderman comics.

@@bl3343 True, but the references made in the show are all very surface level. And they treat these surface level references like they're super nerdy. Like, they talk about Darth Vader and the Empire a lot. They never mention lesser known characters like Darth Bane or even just stuff from the novels. Also for the record, I have not met a single person who liked Star Wars and didn't know what May the 4th meant. Hell, I've met plenty of non-Star Wars fans who knew what it meant.

@@TheIllusiveMan11 I don't know when this particular episode came out, but May the Forth be with you has definitely grown in popularity. I would describe myself as a casual Star Wars fan (movies, shows, and some of the video games and books), and I don't think I knew about the holiday until 2015 or 2016.

It's sadly one of the downside when the show became more and more popular and they wanted to include the viewers more ("omg I get that reference, I'm such a nerd!") They basically toned it done to Star Wars, Star Trek and Marvel/DC. Remember when they made it out to be the biggest nerdy thing ever when the 7th Star Wars movie came out? My mother watched that on release day and she isn't even hugely into Star Wars...

@@bl3343 Fair enough, this is just my experience of course

At least she didn't call Star Wars dopy like Amy.

Because it's big deal!

Because it's epic

I think it's because it blended Sci Fi, Fantasy, and philosophy in ways no one had seen before. Also, great characters and quotable lines. That said, it's ok to not like something popular. People would look at me funny when I said "I don't get Game of Thrones".

False. It's so much more than "just a movie"

@aaronjames3228 no it's really not, it's just a movie no matter how you feel about it, you can feel connected to it but it's still just a movie

@@Joseph-gm3qm you are wrong whether you realize it or not. It's just movie to you. To millions of people it's so much more. You may not be able to understand it but it's the truth

@aaronjames3228 like I said you can feel connected to the movie but it's just a movie. You can feel however you wish about Star Wars but at the end of the day it's just a movie.

@@Joseph-gm3qmShush. If it doesn’t do anything for you that’s fine, but let people enjoy things. There’s too much negativity in the world to be dragging someone else’s likes.

Everyone knows about Star Wars

@@areallybigannoyingorangefa6562 I have never watched a minute of Star Wars. Some people prefer touching grass.