Now she just needs to stop arguing with Kevin Feige about the MCU's numerical designation. That's a slippery slope that can lead to being Terrence Howarded or Edward Nortoned.

Try to explain a convention to someone unfamiliar with the concept. It can be hard to do if you can't find the right words. If you don't share the same frame of reference it can be really difficult to get an idea across.

@@danielallen3454 oh I get that, what I was trying to say is I felt her frustration on a personal level since I can relate

I'm not Pakistani, but her mom is exactly how my mom was. Down to posing and facial expressions which made me die laughing haha she's so good

Not likely. It’s more than likely Kree since she connects to carol and inhumans have a kree origin.

@@TheIcemanthomas Yup, and now know it was connected to a blue arm.

yeah, Eternals is a stretch. Kree is way more likely since that's the background for Captain Marvel, and this show is establishing a connection between Kamala and Carol (in their backstories, not the fangirling LOL).

They definitely weren’t around in 2008. In 2008 we were still coping with the legacy of Howard the Duck.

representation matters

@@PhizzMasterZero it really does

What other characters are you talking About?

@@gasparnuno7737 lol I mean if we’re talking teenage female characters there’s tons, Jubilee, X-23, Quake (as a teen like she should be), Dagger, Tigra from wayy back, Dazzler, the list goes on. gender swapping and the multiverse are a thing too lol. There aren’t a lot of characters who share the same race as Kamala, but that never stopped me from connecting with Miles Morales so.

@@saucygoat8287 yeah, so maybe you should do the same. Let the Muslim people identify with the character and if enjoyed it good. None of those characters would grant a solo tv show lol maybe is something else that is bothering you

@@gasparnuno7737 you’re assuming something based on a comment about there being characters who have had more time to develop lmao. you can’t know anything about majority of the characters I listed if you think they couldn’t have their own show lol. The only person who even mentioned she’s Muslim was you. By “demographic”, I meant age and gender, as well as touching on subjects I can relate to involving the characters I like in my “demographic”. Not what colour she is.

@@saucygoat8287 yeah I'm not going to read all that, good luck being mad about a tv show snowflake. Wait yo the jubilee tv show LMAO

I’m 56 as well and I really enjoyed the run of the Kamala Khan Ms. Marvel.

I watched NWH I just don't remember who that is

No they didn't. They only wanted her to go if they were able to control her whole experience. She was on board with attending with her dad. It wasn't until they tried to force her into a cosplay she didn't want that she got frustrated and lashed out. I can see her side. It's hard when you aren't allowed to be who you are or express yourself how you want (especially when her cosplay outfit wasn't revealing at all and not even that tight).

@@aprile5209 They absolutely tried to compromise. They didn't want her to go so if they didn't compromise the answer would have been simply "No" and that would have been the end of it. They did it in a way that they could also participate in her interests as a family. The problem is they made assumptions and overly committed to them without talking with her first to understand what about it was important to her other than simply going. And she reacted poorly though she is a teenager and that is far more realistic than most tv/movie teen reactions that are more mature than most adults are.

The mom was definitely trying to make her grow up fast

Kamala’s brother is getting married. Her getting fitted was one of the errands that Kamala and her mother were doing.

@@lunalavender5027 oh, ok. Thank you. 💖

IKR.... And They Think Their Complaints Are Valid... It's Not The Movies Fault That You Wanted 100 Damn Cameos

@@HelloMellowXVI exactly!!

Awe that sounds coo

Ain’t that in India 🧍🏾‍♀️

Yes would love to see that!

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What is wrong with Marvel trying to satisfy every demographic? Why do you feel they should cater to only the demographics you care about or approve of ? Marvel should only produce stuff that you like? Who died and made you a gatekeeper for Marvel content? Like wtf?

@@enadegheeghaghe6369 I get your point, I'm not saying they should only produce what matters to me. What I'm saying is that by trying to cater for every demographic they're essentially causing a problem, because they're trying to satisfy everyone. What I'm trying to say is that ultimately story/character should come first, not targeting demographics and then building your narration around that. Cater for everyone, definitely, but at the expense of chopping/changes this to target demographics as your first aim, then no. For example, they have a set of well established characters which they're now pushing to the back in favour of target a demographic. What I believe they should have done is develop a new set of characters/stories on screen for whomever they wanted to target (from a huge rich back catalogue) separately, without devaluing or pushing existing characters into the background (which is how they've gone about it). Then they'd have two sets of stories and characters for multiple demos to enjoy, which could continue separately and come together on/off. What they've actually done is built a base set of characters then decided to trounce them on screen at the same time as bringing new characters, that's where the problem lies and why you're going to get annoyed fans and a split fan base.

@@damianlord7954 so you wanted to get Iron Man and Captain America in the movies forever? Well the actors have had their fill and want to move on to other things. LOL. Movies are not like comic books. They can't stay the same age forever like they do in comic books. More than 95% of MCU fans and ticket buyers are not comic book readers and guess what? They are still fans of the MCU. You subset of angry comic book nerds don't own the MCU. Stop trying to be gatekeepers

@@enadegheeghaghe6369 fair enough, you've failed to understand my opinion as to why I think Disney/Marvel have found themselves at loggerheads with their fans, but hey ho. But don't worry I'm not angry, not a comic book reader/nerd, and I'm still watching.

@@damianlord7954 which "fans” are you talking about though? You talk as if those subset of fans who are upset with Marvel are the only fans. What about all the other millions of people who love the new shows and new characters and all the diversity they bring? Aren't they fans as well? Why is catering to your subset more important than catering to the other arguebly larger groups of fans? That sense of entitlement Is what pisses me off. Even if you don't like all the new stuff that they are doing, at least acknowledge that other people love this new material.

She-Hulk has existed as a character since 1980, Jane Foster was first Thor in 2014. Also, in the comics at one point a frog was Thor. Jane being Thor is hardly less plausible. These two have been around for quite some time now.

@@wackyvorlon How does them being around for a while make it any less ridiculous? At least you didn't bite my head off on the subject and for that I thank you.

@@robertmolton6761 it’s given time for ideas to be fleshed out and developed. As well, there are many absurd ideas in the source material that we now accept. Peter Parker gains his powers from being bitten by a radioactive spider, that honestly seems no less absurd to me than anything else. In the MCU, suspension of disbelief carries a lot of weight. It is not so much plausibility that matters, but rather how the story is actually told. There’s a world full of absurd premises in storytelling, but the telling of the story determines whether we love it. I think given the many grand films that the MCU has brought us it is worth reserving judgement until it’s actually released. You might still hate them and find them absurd, which is your right. This is intrinsically subjective. That’s the benefit of a wide variety of characters, hopefully everyone gets something that they connect with. I personally think She-Hulk has the potential to be a lot of fun, I don’t really know how Jane as Thor will play out. I guess it’s neither here nor there for me. I would encourage giving them both a shot, though, and Ms Marvel. Even if only for a few minutes. There’s always a chance you might find something you truly enjoy. These things can surprise you. Unfortunately people can become very heated about characters that are very close to their hearts. I think the ability to talk about them calmly and in good faith is essential, especially if you’re trying to share something that you love. Not everybody will like it, but some will. And even some who at first thought they would hate it.

@@wackyvorlon Thanks for the thoughtful effort to present your point of view. Respect. 👍Also I did watch Ms. Marvel and it wasn't bad imo. I will at least check out the other forementioned programs. When Wandavision first was advertised I thought that was going to be stupid, but it was actually pretty cool and unique. So who knows.

It's one freaking episode, you people are so annoying

Yea but its just one episode bro. I was kinda annoyed watching it and It wasn’t 2 good. However, I wouldn’t judge the whole series yet.

@@daurydavis3983 fr tho annoying as fuck

It literally just came out…

Nope

Awww I'm sorry you're not getting your blood and guts, and vulgar language

How did they ruin Star Wars? I see buch of bug fans loving them so much? Especially Mendalorian (me a casual got hooked to it, regardless of Grogu's experience). And let's be real MCU was always PG (blood and gore side), I would argue they became more mature with the heavy topics they cover.

Yep! Everything must be made to cater to my exact tastes and interests. Things should always be exploding and the action should never stop. Who cares about creativity or uniqueness? Let’s see some cameos and punching. (Sarcasm if it wasn't clear)

@@mitsukitai2713 lecturing the audience about someone's sexuality and race isn't creative or unique. And if you didn't know, this movie is a marvel movie. In other words, it's purely about explosions and nonstop action. It should have been anyway.

@@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873 then my man you clearly miss point of comics and storytelling if you want only punches (not that it's bad thing but you rarely have only one thing in movies)

@@Andjelka99 My point is that action brings in the money. A good storyline draws a person in. I should have been more clear. But this series doesn't have a good storyline at all. It sucks, it was made as a political statement. She is Muslim, a woman, and she's not white. That's the only reason they made this.

@@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873 Uh, how is a character just being female and Muslim "lecturing"? It's not a "political statement" that someone is LGBTQA+ or non white in fictional media. These people simply **exist.** It really isn't "shoving it your face" to show that. I really hate to break it to you, but not everyone in the world is straight, white, and Xtian. Many people are tired of the vocal minority who thinks that that is the "default" The character of Kamala Kahn has ALWAYS been Muslim and female. It's integral to her entire story. If it bothers you so much, especially since you can't come up with any convincing criticisms of her that aren't racist/sexist/Islamophobic..stop watching it. Simple as that.

Ok

Nope