Exactly

Do not start that shit again 🤣🤞

Pepperidge farm remembers.

This 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬 i'm so choked. This 🤬🤬🤬🤬 witch I hate her

All the girls like Storm front in the beginning.

Exactly

Stormfront is far left representation tho

@@jens2049 she is obviously far right.

Yep. I love that next season loses that Nuance.😒

AKA "girl boss"

Yeah, but this is a show about superpowered people, real life rules don't exist.

@@DaveH82 Nobody in this show has come back from that kind of injury, but also Mesmer clearly doesn't have physical powers, only mind powers.

@@BrendanBeckettI think they meant more that Vought have a drug that gives people super powers, they might have more advanced medical procedures than we do. Also, there is likely a super that can heal people so maybe if mesmer wasn’t quite fully dead yet, he could have been saved last minute. Obviously both are long shots but in this world you can’t just assume all of our rules apply there.

Maybe she needs a slot on Gavin Newsom's podcast?

Aka notzee

hahahhaa our intrusive thoughts won. -Sam

@@TheReactPack Great Minds my friend

true, I didn't expect to come across a nuanced discussion on Homelander's anal canal@@TheReactPack

And he looked so proud too!

w comment

Psychopaths are often very charming and socially likable

But yeah also you never know how many messed up thoughts are in some people's heads

@@TheJerbol don't give them that much credit , many are sociopaths 😂

Also mirrors a lot of modern far right communities which lure in young or lonely people by being funny and welcoming and slowly start peppering in their ideology until it beings to become normal and you fall deeper and deeper into the community.

Which is crazy. Because when I watched this the name was a dead giveaway. Made me focus on the comments(and names) in her first livestream and it says everything about her.

Agree. The only decision we see & are told she made with a clear mind, is to seek help from Voght instead of Butcher.

The show actually didn't imply anything and remained purposely vague all throughout season 1. At first it was just Butcher assumption that she was raped and Voght or Homelander himself made her disappear. He never had the chance to speak to Becca right after it happened and his only material clue was a video of her exiting the bathroom. The fact that Homelander never hid his true nature around Butcher but told him a different story about what happened with Becca created some reasonable doubts. We had to wait to hear it from Becca to have a confirmation.

Yeah if it was consensual why would she not have waited to dress herself properly and looked scared after leaving the room

I'm sure people will misinterpret my theory by only reading the first phrase. So, read until the end. My theory is that, for Homelander, it was consensual because he was sure she was gonna have sex with him, but for her it was not, but she didn't fight back or do anything because she was afraid of what he was going to do if she refused. For example, imagine a dude with two rifles and a shotgun telling you that you're gonna have sex with him, but he don't say that he is going to kill you if you refuse, you just assume. So, it was a rape nonetheless.

Yup, agree. The past Vought video showing Becca exiting the room she was in with Homelander should have been enough. The show can show us a lot, more than most other shows, but even then, I doubt they would actually show us this specific, graphic and explicit a rape scene outright, so they have to imply it. Compared to say Starlight and The Deep scenes. Even the power dynamics alone, with Homelanders personality/attitude give plenty of room for such suspicion. I do understand why people may have some doubts and questions, but usually with such questions, you have to consider alternatives well too. Like, consider Beccas actions in not telling Butcher what happened? A few people may interpret that as Becca having shame, or guilt for cheating on him? Sure... except, its also reasonable that Becca knows Butcher so well because she loves him so much and knows him so well, that she assumed if he found out, he'd like get himself killed/struggle to contain his anger and rage, and so to leave him in the dark, at the least, was painful to him, would keep him alive. Many victims struggle to tell partners of such abuse, for such reasons. Ideally transparency would always be a priority, but sometimes its more complicated. It kind of sucks, because whilst not intentional as far as peoples inclinations, it sort of enters victim blaming territory, as far as peoples beliefs about how victims should act. "Homelander is famous and good looking... maybe Becca just wanted to... I mean, why didn't she tell Butcher? Must have been consensual, she is hiding stuff, and secretive and so" except what else can the show do? Have Becca look at the camera in that office scene and say "Wow, I can't believe Homelander just raped and impregnated me at the Office Party. Hashtag that just happened". Just so people are clear? Butcher himself for example is also all about lying if it gets him what he wants and or protects someone he cares about. I also think another issue is that someone people like a villainous Homelander, but a certain kind of bad guy. Like "sure he is a psycho killer, but he's not a rapist! : kind of approach. Sort of like comparing Stormfront's type of racism with his type. Hers is more overt, extreme, where as his is a lot more "tolerable" to some. I guess the other possibility is that since the Boys usually doesn't shy away from horrible stuff, and being on the nose, maybe that they were a bit more sensitive about what happened to Becca, make people think it was trying to be so vague as to invite speculation. Sort of like that Fly that buzzed around a fair bit in certain scenes.

A train killed Robin and didnt feel shit about her, nobody cares if he ends with no family.

@@guts9160 Either you are being disingenuous or you don't remember what transpired in the show. When Hughie bumped into A-Train during "Herogasm" he genuinely apologized for Robin's death. Yeah he didn't care earlier in the show but A-Train has been a character that has gone through some interesting development, and it showed later in the show. There are plenty of people in the world that when they go through personal tragedy that perspective, and experience allows them to understand and empathize with other people.

@@beethovenstrance5042 Oh so he sorry well thats good, i think you can forgive dahmer or Osama if they sorry.

@@guts9160 Lol Osama Bin Laden and Jeffrey Dahmer are real life villians that were obviously never sorry for anything they did, so your comparison is asinine. Plus, I never said anything about forgiving A-Train. I was simply being objective towards his character while you are being emotional. A-Train has a chance to redeem himself in season 4. So, if he doesn't then he is still a horrible person.

@@beethovenstrance5042 He kill Robin, killing is irredeemable.

The writers for me. I knew about Stormfront already so I just thought they gave her a very unfortunate name. When she blasted that family though I immediately knew what was up.

_Super_ racist, if you will.

Well it is pretty old fashioned and mild. There are plenty of other derogatory names one can use for an Asian, which would have made the point quicker. Like Clint Eatwoods character in Gran Torino.

@@downunderrob it's one of the most basic ones that anyone should know

@@downunderrob Walt was advanced in his racist names😂

@@Nordicat. yes she is 💀 she targets groups.... he sees all humans as beneath him. That's technically better.

Bc fairness is a more quality trait

@@Nordicat. nah dude there's a reason why hitlers and kkk will always be seen worse than mass serial killers. They are going after groups in specific. There's a much darker thought pattern when you have to put yourself above a few groups because of your environmental beliefs vs just being a narc. There are so many narcissists who believe that they are better than everyone etc and that doesn't make them as bad as a racist. You should probably read more into philosophy or something 😂 them morals aren't exactly logical my friend.

You're reading more into the video than was there. We saw her come out looking unkempt, and seeming disturbed. That could have been explained by her just cheating on her husband and feeling like shit. Nothing terrible about thinking that when we don't have the full information yet.

It did suggest otherwise. Her stumbling out an office looking unkempt and little scared could just because she didn’t want anyone to know or she felt terrible after. Yes we now know it wasn’t but before it wasn’t. Plus with her being alive and never reaching out to butcher also implied it could of been either way

Homelander thought of it as consensual while she didn't but was too afraid to refuse

They did imply narratively that it was an open question, there isn't a debate about this that's just an objective fact. It was a mistake, because it cause a lot of confusion, and people incapable of thinking in anything other than black and white to stamp their feet and refuse to accept it. But they did not want you to think it definitely happened, and the narrative makes this clear. I would say it's a lot more terrible that you, in spite of seeing nothing more than what most people who cheat look like afterwards and what they just did hits them (I have seen it first hand, pretty much identical) and hearing a guy who knows nothing about it and can lie freely/is unstable, make a judgment so absolute you can't see anything else.

They literally did suggest otherwise: “and Becca, she came onto me!” - Homelander S1ep8. At that point it’s he say/she say. Butcher said she was assaulted, Homelander said it was consensual. All that we have is a video of her leaving homelander’s room after being in there for 3 hours and she looked disheveled. That could be because she was assaulted, it could be because she just cheated and felt guilty. None of that is ever made clear to us.

Left is Morgan, Middle is Dani, Right is Sam

Glad they changed it up , women can also be crazies lol

Stillwell supposed to be a man as well right? I also heard the show version of the story actually more enjoyable than the comic ?

@@dewantoroo A lot better. The comic exaggerates in its edginess. Too many events happening just for shock value instead of focusing on building a good story.

Audio sounds off but you can definitely still hear them just fine if you turn up your volume.

That was truly upsetting to watch.

Kimiko's fault, he was leaving but she stop him

The worst. -Sam

It's funny how no one realizes it until this episode. She's named after a nazi website.

There is one part I think we all can agree on regardless of episode, Aya Cash performance as Stormfront is great.

To me, in context of other things, like "Saving America" "flag as cape", tells me its more that he simply no matter what other nation is in question, he is all about America, and for others to see him as ONE and ONLY, like when he fks up with some people he does it beacuse it does that with everyone, so its just him being him...sycho

Bro, you sound like Todd from season 3.

It’s the difference between the anonymous and the people who can be publicly judged. Although bad example with these girls cause they do seem like they do just hate and make fun of anyone slightly negative to what they like

I think you are grossly misrepresenting how the majority of fans feel lol. You probably like Heisenberg and Tommy Shelby and think they're 'badass' too right? So many sad men completely miss the point of these shows where you are supposed to dislike the main character.

Nope. Majority of people hate the guy. Not the writing or the fact that he's in the show, but the character's beliefs and actions. The only people who don't, don't tend to be the greatest people. The ones who took until season 3 to realize that he's a racist bad guy modeled off a real life racist bad guy and then started brigading the Amazon ratings. Claiming the show has gone "woke" as if the show hasn't always had a very obvious position on the world this whole time.

See... This is what happens when you're terminally online. People _like_ the *way* character is portrayed. A "well written and acted bad guy", if you will. That isn't the same as *liking* the actual character of Homelander. If you're unironically vibing with Homelander and think, "I don't get it, why is he bad...", please seek help. It's fine to like a portrayal, but that's also accepting of the fact that Homelander is the antagonist. Basically saying, "I didn't like Stormfront until this episode." It's a self report.

Creepy comment

@@saeros9760 that’s for sure, like why is that the thing they notice and chose to comment on??

@@Nordicat. ur kidding me right. it’s just clothes, stop looking at what they’re wearing and enjoy the reaction.

@@Nordicat. musty incel vibes

@@saeros9760 how? It’s just a joke cause Sam always wear skirts. Gezz

Stormfront is a nazi not a feminist. Feminism is about equality of genders, stormfront believes there is a “master race” that is better than all others (women have different races obviously) and so her ideology is completely conflicting with the equality feminism believes in.

The funny thing is that there was a sign there was from the beginning. Stormfront is a pretty well known white nationalist website. Been around since the 90s and supposedly the first racial hate website.

Jeeesust chill bro

It didnt contrast anything. You just didnt expect it lol.

Her early appearance was a front, she played the modern sarcastic chick to gain popularity with the populace to get into the seven (or rather to make it look like she did belong in the seven).

@@jens2049 She was presenting herself as liberal in the beginning, talking about feminism and gender equality, then goes hard conservative later, with the alt-right stuff. Just seemed like a weird fake-out.

@@Subjectivity13 Might wanna actually read what the last person said. They said it perfectly.

@@M.Novast Those are two very different bases, though. Switching sides like that will anger both sides against her. The left will be angry at her new comments, while the right will be angry at clips of her old comments. Doesn't really work.