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I'll tell you where the game fails when you fix this damn door

My biggest issues: 1. Phin's death was unearned and cheesy. She was perfectly willing to kill her best friend then just 180-ed. Her redemption wasn't earned at all, she should have died a villain. 2. Pete's face.

Comments: *EXAGGERATED SWAGGER OF A BLACK TEEN*

Cap has an almost exaggerated swagger that you can only truly appreciate at midnight

The biggest difference I felt between Peter and Miles had to be their responsibilities as Spiderman. Miles feels like he really only watches for crime in a certain radius while Peter had all of NYC on his shoulders.

Idk I liked how this game's story wasn't so much about Miles "becoming Spider-Man" like in Spider-Verse, but developing his own identity as a Spider-Man. If anything, doing all those missions around Harlem and helping its residents let you build a specific bond with the community that made the stakes of Phin and Krieger's plan far more intimate than Otto unleashing a giant virus on NYC in the first game. Then again in the COVID-era, that storyline might be timelier for Manhattan than it was two years ago.

So basically: Miles: Peter Phin: Otto Krieger: Osborn Rhino: Rhino

Phin was really weak bc she’s essentially only mad at Miles bc he “lied” to her twice and wouldn’t listen to anything he had to say after that. (And each time was kind of necessary in the grand scheme of things.) In the first game we slowly but surely see Doc Oc become more mad and power hungry to the time it works. We also see his anger manifest over Oscorp more and more. He’s a tragic story. With Phin, she’s really just being a stubborn hypocrite who won’t listen. Her character doesn’t work at all.

How could this possibly be seen as bad? Miles has all the exaggerated swagger of a black teen

Where I live we call him Kilometres Morales

The only thing that's funny to me about Phin is how she was completely able to be as athletic as Spider-Man and keeping up with him even though she's technologically enhanced. To the extent that's she able to keep up with Miles amazed me In the chase scene when miles says "how is she not tired yet"I was thinking the exact same thing 😂

"Spider-Sense says this cake isn't for eating, it's for THROWING!"

Can we appreciate that Miles is having a great track record? Dude have his OWN movie with a sequel soon and his OWN game. The comics are getting good with him!

The charges on Krieger were based on the files on newform in his office Miles found before their final fight with Rhino. I never saw Krieger as a deep, true villian, just more of a frame that surrounded the true issue with Phin and her brother. Yeah he's a by the books, money hungry CEO Disney villain, but I think that's all he needed to be for this game. It's a smaller game with a smaller story, not all of New York was in danger. Mainly Harlem. Yeah, they could've shown more with the relationship between Phin and Miles to make us care a little more, and I see the similarities between Otto and Phin but I think that's the point in a way. Miles and Peter are gonna come across similar situations but deal with them in their own ways as Spider-Man. I think this is a pretty good intro into this version of Miles. It's also Miles's first big adventure on his own without Peter. It didn't need to be an "Avengers level threat" like the last game. The small side missions that show off the character of Harlem and its residents try to make it so you care about the people of the neighborhood when Harlem is threatened. I loved the game, it does lag on the ps4 cause the system just can't handle the loading. But that didn't take away from my overall enjoyment as a whole. I give it a solid 7/10. Good start for Miles, good improvements on the mechanics of the original game, looking forward to more.

Ah yes. A man with spider powers crawling on the walls? Okay. A billionaire actually getting arrested for their crimes? *Truly a fantasy.* /j

I’ve theorised that this entire plot is set up so Miles can keep Peter level-headed when he finds out Harry is Venom. “I went through the same thing with Phin” kinda stuff.

People have a problem with this game because it makes you feel like an *Exaggerated swagger of a black teen..*

I don’t think captain captain midnight could handle the exaggerated swagger of a black teen.

I dunno man, I feel like we can’t criticize the plot for being too similar to the first game’s and then blame it for not pulling off the same things that game did. I thought it was a fantastic game, I think Phin worked very well because she is very specifically not Miles’ old friend anymore, she’s as new to him as she is to us even if he doesn’t realize it at first. I don’t think there’s any problem with “what you see is what you get”. True, billionaire corporate CEOs don’t usually get arrested, and a criminals word definitely wouldn’t be enough (though I believe he submitted significant evidence of their work together). It IS actually quite realistic that a company like Roxxon keeps operating exactly as it was and just simply disavows a man like him as someone who abused his position, thereby making themselves look like the good guys and him as a rogue element. Anyway, I thought the game was brilliant, but I respect your feelings on it.

I love the originality of this comment section

Anyone else can't stop thinking of Jimmy Fallon when Simon Krieger was on screen?

In my opinion, the Tinkerer should have been replaced with the villain/antihero CARDIAC. The character of Phin could essentially stay the same but her vigilante name should have been Cardiac to reflect that comic book character instead. Cardiac's whole motivation is being ant-corporation after having faced personal family tragedy at the hands of corporations and he has a really sweet design that would have translated well (plus the name Tinkerer is... silly). I think that this would have been a better use of re-theming a comic book character to fit thematically much better than the use of Tinkerer. Especially since Cardiac fills the role of an Spider-Man antihero in the comics already as opposed to a straight-up villain like the Tinkerer

My biggest issue with the story is how much it asks me to suspend my disbelief with Phin. After she finds out Miles is Spider-Man, Miles spends the rest of the campaign begging her not to blow up the building and despite all logic and reason, she dismisses every attempt. To make matters worse, in the 3rd Act when Miles tries to warn her of the explosion she refuses to even hear it. And when she does finally hear it, she once again dismisses it. And *THEN* at the very end they really expect me to care when she detonates the building and just then realizes she made a mistake. Phin is a decent character, but an absolutely terrible villain.

9:05 Aaron probably had physical evidence to back it up. He did say he’s been with Roxxon before and he later confirmed that he’s “seen things”. It’s not confirmed how, but i’m sure Aaron had a piece of evidence or two on Roxxon

I felt like an exaggerated swagger of a black teen

The exadurated swagger of a black teen

The problem with Pete's new face is not the face itself, but how differently portraits the most emotional scenes of the first game. The scene you were talking about Pete's emotions regarding Doc's betrayal is one such example.

I feel like midnight rushed through the story and did everything else after

It's even interesting to see that, in the first game, the relationship between Peter and MJ is also way ahead in its development, having also an off-screen distancing between the two. But where that relationship is way more engraved in the "audience" and we can fill in the blanks more easily, this is an almost entirely new relationship that we know nothing about, being even more difficult to empathise with any of it.

My biggest problem with the game is that feels less like a fully fledged title and more like an extra large DLC package.

Honestly, time could have done this story a lot of justice. Phin's reveal was done WAY too early, Uncle Aron came in WAY too early, things get out of hand WAY too early, just a whole lot of issues with the pacing. For example, the first spiderman took me a few weeks to actually beat the story. I beat Miles Morales the day of release on pc. The game just needed time.

My problem with the game is the price. And the villains where M E H. Prowler was okeish.

The thing is Phin had an actual real reason to kill Simon Krieger, and Doc ock only wanted to kill Norman because he stole his idea and took credit for it. And Simon getting arrested is the same as Kingpin getting arrested

So overall it’s not really as good as the 1st game. I think we all knew that before the game even released.

0:32 I just started this review, but I've gotta stop here and say this: I got bored with the story, twists were super easy to see coming, it was super simple. What I DID like however, was the changes to combat. It was more fun for me to be able to take down to or three guys, then go back into hiding for a minute. Venom also made the combat flow a bit differently for me, which I LOVED. I also used the Spiderverse costume at least 80% of the time I played.

I didn’t even realize all the similarities between doc Ock and Phin lmao

Did you not see the exaggerated swagger of a black teen?

*Spoilers* I think that if the reveal of the Tinkerer came halfway through the story after we spend many hours working with Phin, it would have been far more impactful. We got introduced to Phin and then an hour later, she's the Tinkerer. If we'd seen her relationship with Miles more thoroughly, then she would have been a far better villain.

Spider-Verse is unmatched as the best Miles Interpretation

My biggest issue is definitely the story being exactly the same as the first game’s. I would’ve preferred an origin story more faithful to the comics, with the Prowler as the main villain. Both Spider-Verse and this game made him substantially a good guy who took the wrong path, but we often forget that the original Aaron Davis, despite somewhat caring about Miles, was a horrible and abusive piece of shit towards him. And true, he maybe was a simpler character... but he was far scarier as a villain.

But you have to say the Ganke stuff was awesome, its where the movie fell.

The thing that bothers me most about this game, is the continuity. There's buildings in Miles Morales that never existed in the 2018 game. Like the Oscorp Science Center. And Miles' apartment doesn't exist in the 2018 game. Also, not to mention that there's sections of the streets that don't exist in the previous game as well. It bothers me a lot.

Krieger isn’t ceo in clip you put he literally says he’s head of r&d

I thought Miles himself as a character was amazing but the story didn’t help much.

Peter's face is a disturbingly large contributor to my decision not to buy a ps5 at launch.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the main story and characters are basically a copy of the original game. Still was fun though, just not what I expected

Atleast he has that exaggerated swagger of a black teen

>Spider-Man: Miles Morales >PS4 Well, there's your problem.

I really enjoyed it, and didn’t expect to. Part of it was I took my time. Did the side missions, grew attached to the people, and it made the ending mean more to me. Simon being boring didn’t really mean too much to me because I dug Miles and the people in his life so much. That aside, I like the combat in this more than 2018. Miles animations and powers were so fun for me, I’m worried it’ll be hard to go back to Pete for me. Something as simple as turning the launcher from an spider sting uppercut to a launching vault kick makes the game 5% for me already. I do agree, i didn’t care much for Rick though

i definitely got sick of Phin saying she was going to kill Miles and other people like over and over, she aint gonna kill nobody

You know , isomaniac said this was gonna be a smaller game

It’s kind of hard to compete with Peter’s rogues gallery. Anyone short of Batman really can’t compete. I think that’s where the story suffers and they lean into Miles’ personal relationships to the villains that they don’t give enough time to flesh out.

Damn, my problem with the story was that the first half was too predictable, but I loved the second half for how intense it was and how much heart it had. It hit harder for me and didn't feel phoned in to me personally. Phin and Krieger worked for me all the way though. Interesting to see your take -- such a different opinion from mine.

Personally I'm also pretty split on the Tinkerer in this game, mainly because of the whole 'driven by vengeance' aspect, which really got on my nerves by the end where she refuses to listen to Miles. Don't get me wrong it made sense why she didn't want to listen to him, but it's such a cliché amongst that style of villain that isn't entertaining. Octavius in the first game we know by the end was doing bad things even before the neural interface which added a lot more depth to his villainy, but Phin seemed like a genuine person with good intentions so the lengths she goes to seem pretty extreme. Now again I get it, loss and hate does a lot to a person, but to me not only was I not all that invested in the loss of Rick, but those also don't always make for the most interesting villains as it often feels like their motive overcrowds their character. People seem to focus a lot lately on villain motives but forget that a lot of great villains also have very distinct personalities to compliment that and make them feel more rounded, to me Phin like you said didn't have enough of a clear character and history for me to be invested in why she did what she did, but that's just my opinion.

“If you want to watch this but without ads...” Me: Wait, why wasn’t this monetized??

This game just doesn't feel like a full game

I bought into Phin’s friendship, but that only presented a bigger storytelling problem: her motivation and level of high extremism that don’t match up to the grounded character and bond we’re shown. Miles himself says Rick wouldn’t like her like this, and it just doesn’t add up, she would’ve gone to Miles/Rio after Rick’s death, not the Underground and be someone that was secretly raised by Magneto offscreen or something . That was the biggest storytelling problem above all else, never mind how hard it is to buy into her being a super genius that can create anything with programmable matter, the likes of which upstage even Tony Stark. It was very obvious that the writing and the team overall was the B team while the A team are working on the big sequel; all they managed to improve on was the quality/integration of side quests/activities into the themes/story of the main game, as well as the levels being integrated into the open world and improved combat, all things that were expected as a follow-up to 2018’s foundation.

I'm curious to what Nando V Movies thinks of it

Yes the story beats of this game are almost identical to the prior game. However I think some of that is unavoidable due to the fact it's a superhero story and while the overall narrative was familiar I still grew to care about the character of phin and her relationship to miles. Finding the time capsules throughout the city and story missions like the one where she introduces you to the underground are really engaging and made me care about the character. When she died at the end of the game I actually felt something. Also the fact that she finds out miles is Spider-Man early and the game spends a lot of time dealing with the fallout of that is really cool. The focus of the story was on Miles and Phin and that's why it succeeded for me. While I enjoyed the prior Spider-Man game its focus shifted a lot and that really affected my investment. We start by focusing in Martin li but by the end of the gane he becomes almost a side character and doctor octopus is the true antagonist. It felt disjointed and while I loved insomniac's dr octopus it made mister negative's presence feel redundant to the story and they didnt do a lot to make him memorable. We dont even really learn his origin and why he hates Osborne until almost the end of the game and even then it's just through a single video that MJ sees and has to tell peter about.

I was intending to make a video of blog about why this story fails in many ways because of the success of Spider Man Into The Spider Verse.

Interesting what you said about stealth, I actually found it took challenge away because i was able to do entire waves using stealth and if I messed up just turn invisible to reset

This new Peter Parker looks like the same age as Miles Morales. You can't pull off a Mentor/Mentee relationship when they both look like they're the same year in College

Yea you said pretty much exactly how I felt. But I have some other things to add. ( just some thoughts) - Aron Davis has almost no real reason to be in the base story , if I take him out almost nothing changes - this version of miles morales still feels unstable like if they’re not sure how to write him he’s way too much in one, he’s a scientist and a musician , but a basketball player and a social butterfly and he’s Spider-Man and he goes to a private school and just a lot of other stuff that made the character for me hard to understand. In spider-verse he’s a graffiti artist and being an artist went into pretty much his whole character , it’s fantastic. But he doesn’t have the same kind of treatment here. - Simon has basically no motivation for anything that he does. There’s a reason to why he wants it done in Harlem but no actual benefit besides “ oh this will make him money” even though he seems to already be a billion air. I don’t get why he doesn’t keep developing new form to a point where it’s maybe not as good but safer. I feel like that would’ve came across as a no brainer idea that would’ve made him a lot more money. - this could be done later on in the series but why does miles not get any symptoms at all of becoming sick at the end of the game? Everyone that was just even around new form got sick. Miles sucked in and pushed out like 4-5 small reactors full of it and than the huge unstable one at the end. But as soon as the game ends , miles is just fine. Now they could change this in the next game but it was odd he felt normal at all after finishing the story. - Why does Harlem specifically call miles “ their Spider-Man “ did peter just never go around Harlem? Did he forget about Harlem or something? I mean the story is set in Harlem and Harlem is suffering the most , but I still never understood why miles is the people of Harlem’s specific Spider-Man. Miles was protecting all of New York not just Harlem. I mean if I’m remembering right even half of or more of the neighborhood side quests aren’t even in Harlem but all across New York. The only other thing I can think of is if the deaf girl only says he is because he’s a minority just like they she is, but then how in the world does she even know that? - Phin and miles’ friendship feels forced. I think they really added in too many characters and they wanted a huge story but they should’ve done a story just a little smaller but more focused.

Hey captain midnight please can you tell me how to fix how miles moves miles moves like 2d idont know

I actually liked this game and it’s story more than the previous game ..

Yea the story was too obvious. Not enough boss battle unfortunately

Gameplay was amazing but the story felt rushed and incomplete

You would think they would be more experimental with the story since this isn't a full fledge game. Witcher 3 DLC story was much more innovative than this.

The endings are different dude. Harlem accepted him as their spiderman, shit was powerful. Plus you didn’t bring up how at first he wasn’t sold on Harlem just yet, it at the end of the game the journey he went on he accepts Harlem as his home.

I absolutely loved this game, just as much as 2018’s SM. Midnight, you have created a well crafted video and made your points very well. For me personally, this game was more about Miles and his image in the community more so than it was a sort of origin story that we got in Spider-Verse. Throughout the game you can constantly see people’s doubt toward Miles’s capabilities as Spider-Man. Scroll through the social feed in the pause menu. Walk on the sidewalk and listen to how NPC’s react to you. The side missions, which are great, like you mentioned, do a really good job of establishing the relationship between Miles and the community. One of the very first ones with the missing cat for instance. Teo, the owner, was sort of chafed upon seeing him enter the bodega to respond to his request for help. I do think that the antagonists could’ve been a bit more involved, or fleshed out, namely The Tinkerer. Krieger was more so a plot device himself and honestly I was okay with that, but the thing about Spider-Man is that some of his greatest villains not only have a connection with his super hero identity, but his real one as well. If we had seen or known more about Phin, maybe in the first game along with Miles like you said, the impact of her actions and their relationship would be felt a bit more. Aside from that, great game, great video, thank you once again for a wonderful analysis.

Anyone else have problems with this...ok so while I’m swinging sometimes I’ll try to web zip to one place but when i try to be specific it feels like the targeting system is messed up while swinging like for instance I’ll try zip lining to one specific place and it just won’t let me for som reason and another thing is I’ll try zipping to something right in front of me but for some reason it will zip to the thing right next to me or to something directly behind it

homestly i think covid hit development. im sure there were a lot of stuff they wanted to get into but couldn’t. like miles’s mom and her campaigning ending up one note, a lot of the plot had to get suddenly cut, because the game had to launch with the ps5 and there was a global pandemic halting development

Everyone talks about how the game is “short.”. I beat the game in one day, about 8-9 hours, I think... I still need to unlock new outfits, gadgets, etc. in my opinion even though the storyline isn’t THAT long, it feels long enough. Besides, Miles is a newer Spiderman: you’re MEANT to do all the side mission and tasks to improve your skills. I think they did good with this game, I love how missions can be replayed. I played on a PS4 slim and I lost a few FPS halfway and towards the ending- my game even froze twice 😄😄😄 this is why it’s Mesnt for PS5. Given it flaws, I still like it!

Excuse me bruh Simon Kreiger had a fantastic voice actor he was so good how can you say that

I played on Base ps4 and the framerates and textures kot loading didnt annoy me. The thing I had the biggest problem with was the cutscene and how they were atrociously bad at loading properly. Like when hes talking to his mom and for me it was snowing inside.

Every time I come on this channel I find myself intrigued and I leave every video a little bit more enlightened

'My spider sense is telling me that this cake is not for eating but for throwing.' Lol that was hilarious. Really need to watch the 60s cartoon show

To me it feels like the game needs a little more padding, like I wasn't expecting it to be epic and grand as the first game but I do agree with your points. I do think Simon Krieger could've gotten some more backstory to be fleshed out, and something outside of Prowlers word to get him arrested, like maybe a mission where you find some daming evidence on him. Tinkerer definitely could've used more, one thing that annoyed me is how they used to cliche of "you lied to me!" On miles when he (technically) didn't, I hate that trope. Also her turn at the end felt like it didn't happen because she realized what was happening but because it needed to. Other than that, I thought it was a solid game and I even cried at the end.

3:27 I called this back when they released the Rhino chase sequence on Gameinformer. I really hate being right in this case, but I’m glad I’m not the only one that noticed.

Why tf is my game freezing, I’ve just finished the campaign and now it freezes like every 10 seconds while swinging...

The underground are like a Pokemon villain team

Thank you. You pretty much sum up most of my issues with the game's story and how on it's bases it was pretty much a plot of a first. I honestly thought that I was the only one that noticed this. As much as I enjoy the game this (and also some graphics issues I had on my PS4 version) was the reason why I wasn't that into it though it had some moments. It was clearly a filler plot which fine for a pretty much spin-off/DLC game. Like, if it was an actual sequel this would have been a much bigger issue. Though for Miles Morales story, it really felt like a missed opportunity.

At this point Captain Midnight should just do my AP English essay (it's due after thanksgiving break) (:

I can see your problems with the game, and share them to an extent, but I’m more in the camp of Hi-Top Films. I loved the emphasis on the community this game has. Really makes Spider-Man feel like a Friendly Neighborhood hero. It takes the looking out for the little guy aspect from the first game and doubles down on it. Felt like pure Spider-Man. Felt like what MCU Spider-Man should have been. Also, Krieger gets arrested because Miles finds incriminating evidence in Krieger’s files. That combined with Prowler, Krieger’s associate, confessing to everything led to Krieger’s arrest.

" it fails to give miles an adventure that lives up to peters"... well the gameplay time was cut in half and this was meant to be a short game so what exactly did you expect? Peter's story would not have been as complex and dynamic if it wasn't as long as it was.

Honestly I think what they did with the Underground was intentional. They were kind of a small-time gang, overshadowed by the Inner Demons, Tombstone's gang, and Fisk, and now are only notable for what Phin gave them. As for Phin, the Underground aren't real, serious villains like in the first game, just a vessel for Phin to get what she wants, she's using them.

i feel like i was waiting for that big plot twist or what other part of the story thats going on in the background with another villain but nope....maybe another villain would of been nice other than rhino o.O i missed some of the abilities or gameplay i could do in the previous spidey game though

I thought the underground's desire for notoriety worked well as a continuation of the power vacuum story following Fisk's arrest. But like everything else, I would have liked it to be more fleshed out. Even just one scene where an underground member talked about it themselves rather than someone else talking about them. Maybe you have to do a mission as Miles helping the underground to establish yourself in the gang (while also preventing it, as Spider-man)

I don’t have a problem with Krieger being a “flat” villain because I don’t really see him as the villain. I think he served as more of a context for Phinn and her mixed views of justice, which was awesome to explore. I like the underground purely for their “cyberpunk” aesthetic and I don’t think they needed to be anything more than punching bags. I also don’t think that the game ended predictably, I legit had no idea how it was going to end when the final boss fight was happening. The story as a whole feels grounded and very “friendly neighborhood.” It’s rooted in saving the people Miles loves and that impacted me much more than the first game, which had Peter saving a city of civilians I don’t really care about. I feel like this game retreaded the story of the first game but with more emotional weight. The Phinn/Miles relationship felt more real and familiar than the Otto/Peter relationship.

The whole narrative and the way it unfolds is nearly identical to the 2018 game, right down to the character motivations and story beats. That's the aspect of the game that disappointed me the most.

I wish we'd have seen more of Miles and Phin. That's really my only complaint, and it would have really helped augment everything else in the story.

I also hate the fact that peter basically just leaves. Like come on Peter is not the type of guy that would leave his city in the hands and protection of a teenager who's very new to all this. I know Peter had that too, he didn't had a mentor and he was on his own at a very younger age than miles does but like won't that be the very reason Peter would stay and be a mentor to Miles. I think it would have been more impactful if in the rhino fight Miles had the chance to save Peter from like a deadly punch or something but miles misses it due to his lack of experience and because of that peter gets hit and suffers a serious Injury that maybe lead to him being in a coma or basically something that made Peter hospitalize or severely injure to the point he can't fight. That would have been more impactful as now Miles feels responsible for it as his mistake lead to Peter having to be out of the fight and now he has to own it up by being the only Spiderman left so far to protect New York

This looks horrible compared to the PS5. The Undergrounds den was amazing with Ray tracing.

What I don't understand is why he didn't get some of his information from the cops? Wasn't he Dad a cop?

Despite really enjoying this game overall, it still left me feeling a little nervous for how Spider-Man 2 will turn out. Whole thing is such a mixed bag for me. Some of the other story/character related stuff Insomniac did just left me scratching my head (i.e Screwball, and Peter being a complete moron at times in The City That Never Sleeps saga for the sake of advancing the story). I guess I'm just lowering my expectations a bit when it comes to the writing for 2. Whatever the case I have no doubt the web-swinging and combat will be excellent.

Since you are talking about Miles Morales in a way, can you do a video on the career of Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, since they worked on Spider Man: Into The Spider-Verse.

I really like Miles and I love nearly everything about this game, I think it's a good origin for Miles in the PS4/5 game universe. The only real problem I have with the game is Phin. Phin is a really bad and kinda outta nowhere character that we're supposed to feel sympathy for but I really don't feel anything for her. Yeah, Kreiger killed her brother and he's a bad guy but she's not really any better. Phin decided the best way to take down Roxxon was to go and lead a fucking gang war against them, resulting in people dying and/or getting hurt, instead of oh I don't know, calling a certain friendly neighborhood hero who would gladly hear you out and help you. Like c'mon, if you can make your way to the top of. criminal organization and come up with this whole convoluted revenge plan, surely you could find a way to call Spider-Man and tell him that Roxxon is evil. And then at the end of the game they try to make her look like a martyr or something because she tanked the explosion and killed herself, when in reality she's kinda the one who started that. Yeah Krieger messed with the Neuform but he wasn't gonna fucking nuke an entire part of New York. Literally, this entire thing could've been solved so easily if Phin just bothered to fucking called Spider-Man, Peter OR Miles. Hell Miles even has an app to ask him for help like c'mon.

The fact I spent £60 on it upset me, it feels like a £40 game at the most

10/10 because of the way he jumps off rooftops, FULL of the exaggerated swagger of a black teen.