Why The Boyfriends Webtoon is Bad part 1 - Creator Controversy

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liatoro

liatoro

Жыл бұрын

The Boyfriends Webtoon has been in some hot water lately and I feel like we need to really talk about what makes it so bad on a fundamental level. In this part of the video i'll be covering Refrainbows (the creator of the comics) and the controversy surrounding him.
This is my first video so its allowed to have bad editing & sorry for all the jumpcuts omg

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@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Pin update bc some ppl are confused: this video was made in response to the increasingly wild reasons ppl were giving for not liking Rae (& by extension the comic) but never elaborated on or provided receipts for. I decided to take two list that had most of these claims & either go “yeah there’s no proof this happened” or “yeah this happened”. I personally don’t give a shit abt Rae tbh! This vid was just me looking into the insane controversy around him. Additionally the video is literally titled “creator controversy” idk why some ppl thought this would be comic centered 💀finally: stop purposefully misgendering him in the comments like?? I’m not w the transphobic shit idc if u like him or not. Peace and love 🫶🏽
@csarine
@csarine Жыл бұрын
Thanks for addressing this, especially in an unbiased way. I found your video quite intriguing, how you explained more into the situations instead of just following random accusations. The Webtoon is... meh, it's not the worst thing I've seen but it was kinda obnoxious to sit through it, of course there's quite a bit of reasons to why it's so bad, but I feel like the main reason why people acted like it was the worst comic to ever exist was because of other people hating on it, so more people followed in. There's many examples of this, like Jellybean, High Guardian Spice, etc. Also I'm kinda curious, as a black person how do you feel about Ray's apology? I'm not black so I wanna know how you feel on it I guess.
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
@@csarine yeah when i saw the slander vids on tik tok it was v much giving jellybean hate. The comic is okay, i see why people like it, i don't think its awful but its not something i'd read again (just not for me). His apology was an apology, idrc because he was like 14 (not that im for 14 year olds saying the n word, just that it hasn't happened since so its wtever) just mentioned it bc the non black ppl trying to speak over the black community was odd.
@liziodisharia2046
@liziodisharia2046 Жыл бұрын
To tell the truth tital is quite confusing. Majority reads the first part "why the boyfriend webtoon is bad" and thinks you are going to talk about the wabtoon. I read the "creator controversy" part too but still though you were going to explain how author's diability to write proper story lead to controversy. No hate, just trying to help out understand the reason pp were expecting something else.
@notso_butsobi
@notso_butsobi Жыл бұрын
Also forgot to mention, he is also friends with shoto vtuber, he make fanarts for him, so ppl say he might be problematic
@csarine
@csarine Жыл бұрын
@Kamisato Mari🍱 Why does Ray liking Shoto make him problematic as well?
@poowater3190
@poowater3190 Жыл бұрын
I like that the homophobic dog is just hanging out in the background
@dkiller6060
@dkiller6060 Жыл бұрын
So not being fond of gay people makes you homophobic?
@DrakonEmpire
@DrakonEmpire Жыл бұрын
I am the homophobic dog XD (I honestly don’t know what that is I’m just trying to joke)
@normax304
@normax304 Жыл бұрын
@@DrakonEmpire if you don’t know then your to young
@DrakonEmpire
@DrakonEmpire Жыл бұрын
@@normax304 I know what homophobic is and no I’m not exactly young. I meant I don’t know what “homophobic dog” is.
@normax304
@normax304 Жыл бұрын
@@DrakonEmpire oh its on the tv
@GorilkaCore
@GorilkaCore Жыл бұрын
Shipping real people is just weird. I don’t care what you ship as long as it’s fiction and not real people who can potentially be affected by the content.
@lorelei816
@lorelei816 Жыл бұрын
or if its proshipping 2 fictional characters
@gianinanutshell1166
@gianinanutshell1166 Жыл бұрын
I ship some ships cause I like boats
@annamav9700
@annamav9700 Жыл бұрын
A fellow Ukrainian, hiii🤝
@GorilkaCore
@GorilkaCore Жыл бұрын
@@annamav9700 🤝 🇺🇦
@dilara3520
@dilara3520 Жыл бұрын
Your pfp is Bandera flag 💀💀
@sunisagoat1483
@sunisagoat1483 Жыл бұрын
this is probably the most informative video about the creator of boyfriends that ive seen so far thank you for making this
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Tysm :D & yeah there wasn’t much- anything that really talked about them so I wanted to try, glad it’s informative ^^
@womenenjoyer9426
@womenenjoyer9426 Жыл бұрын
can’t believe i found out the creator of boyfriends made weird jungkook content + a myriad of other weird things via a youtube video essay like 😭 ?? anyways can’t wait for part 2 !!!
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
I’m so sorry you had to find out this way 😭
@sugarzblossom8168
@sugarzblossom8168 Жыл бұрын
Didn't they apologise for most things they did quite a while ago?
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
@@sugarzblossom8168 I left out most side dramas (side dramas being 1 other situation lol) that he already apologized for bc I wanted to focus on the big controversy’s. Out of the ones I’ve included- if he apologized I put it in the video ^^
@sugarzblossom8168
@sugarzblossom8168 Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro oh okay
@iceygoo2223
@iceygoo2223 Жыл бұрын
its just pepole tbh- let him get banned :/
@eko9554
@eko9554 Жыл бұрын
This is why Heartstopper has way more good reputation than Boyfriends. I haven’t fully watched it or read it yet, however it has good representation. Especially it isn’t exclusive to gay couples as well. It also has lesbian and straight couples.
@greyATK
@greyATK Жыл бұрын
There’s also aspec rep in Heartstopper and some of Oseman's novels! It's nice to see that much inclusion in media :)
@jisoup
@jisoup Жыл бұрын
@@greyATK hi! can I ask what/who aspec is?
@greyATK
@greyATK Жыл бұрын
​@@jisoup Sure: Aspec is an umbrella term, basically meaning "belonging to the aromantic or asexual spectrum". Oseman's book Loveless touches these topics, and I believe Isaac in Heartstopper was implied to be aroace too. Hope this helps!
@jisoup
@jisoup Жыл бұрын
@@greyATK ohh, got it, thank you! (how did I not know this im literally aro ace 😭
@stinkynorsk5883
@stinkynorsk5883 Жыл бұрын
Iiiiiii mean it's pretty heteronormative, but it's definitely much better than the Boyfriends disaster--
@kemmikemmimin
@kemmikemmimin Жыл бұрын
as an indonesian highschooler here, i want to unfortunately say slurs are often normalized- made for jokes here and most people are uneducated about slur-claiming.. such as the N word is made a joke (i've heard it so much around the students), not to forget the immense LGBTQ+ hate around here are made to jokes/insults and it's just so disheartening to hear it everyday as a bi and genderfluid person. ahh, proshipping is also made to a joke here with people enjoying l/li content like it's a normal thing 💀
@Nunyabusinesssa
@Nunyabusinesssa Жыл бұрын
That’s actually messed up..
@_BubblGum_
@_BubblGum_ Жыл бұрын
ahh its keggi0
@kemmikemmimin
@kemmikemmimin Жыл бұрын
@@_BubblGum_ HELP HELLO ... howd ya find me here 😭😭
@mikulover493
@mikulover493 Жыл бұрын
im from the philippines and its like that here too 💀💀
@ketokeko
@ketokeko Жыл бұрын
here in latin america aswell, or well, it's only the yk... edgy "dank memers" emo wannabe kids that give you secondhand embarrasment
@flooryan8332
@flooryan8332 Жыл бұрын
As an asian person who interacts with Asian online and irl communities I can confirm, the n-word, cultural appropriation, etc is taken extremely lightly in most all cases (especially middle-high school). Dreadlocks, blaccents, gang culture is often just associated with being “hip”, “cool” and “American”. The n-word is usually chalked down to a joke. This is part of the reason why you’ll see so much appropriation in K-pop, c-pop, and indo pop.
@cantsalvagethis
@cantsalvagethis Жыл бұрын
oh, that makes a lot make sense
@callistia1966
@callistia1966 Жыл бұрын
Can ALSO confirm, I'm from Asia and my god I'm tired of hearing my classmates say the n-word every millisecond.
@boygeniuses
@boygeniuses Жыл бұрын
can confirm! im asian and in middle school. my friends literally normalize saying the n-word, using it to bully and a swear word/slang
@hosuloml
@hosuloml Жыл бұрын
im also asian and i agree it rlly is like that 💀💀
@alexbennet4195
@alexbennet4195 Жыл бұрын
Not sure if cultural “appropriation” is really the correct term to use there lol, tho I guess it depends on how exactly you define “appropriation”
@turqussy
@turqussy Жыл бұрын
When you said the n-word I was so shocked cause I’ve always watched non black people talk about this so when you did my thought process was “WAIT SHE JUST SAID THE- oh she’s black nvm”
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
HELPSNKSBD
@asoggyflipflop
@asoggyflipflop Жыл бұрын
SAME
@jam541
@jam541 Жыл бұрын
tbh that’s weird of you
@lorelei816
@lorelei816 Жыл бұрын
@@jam541 how is it weird
@jam541
@jam541 Жыл бұрын
@@lorelei816 assuming op is not black, i find it weird when nonblack people have anything to say about the n-word in any regard. it’s not your place to be offended by a word that will never impact you the way it impacts me/other black people. it’s also weird that they went straight to being offended even though there was never any indication that the youtuber in the video was nonblack to begin with.
@OReily08080
@OReily08080 Жыл бұрын
THANK YOU, I've been noticing non black people on either side saying everything to defend him and tell US to forgive and forget
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
EXACTLY it was so weird i hated it
@LACHRYMA
@LACHRYMA Жыл бұрын
IKR
@Stannis221B
@Stannis221B Жыл бұрын
i mean no offense just curious, if a child posted dumb stuff and serious shit like slurs and after theyve grown they stopped and understood what they did was wrong, how can they be forgiven?
@OReily08080
@OReily08080 Жыл бұрын
@@Stannis221B As soon as you said, "no offense," I knew it was gonna be somethin dismissive and ignorant to prove my point. Shouldn't have started it off that way
@OReily08080
@OReily08080 Жыл бұрын
@@Stannis221B Wait, how can they be forgiven or not forgiven?
@LunaHolmesLhbholmes
@LunaHolmesLhbholmes Жыл бұрын
Omg, yes, I hate it so much when people I know use the n-word like it's nothing. I'm from south america, so many of them really don't speak english or are never planning to learn about USA culture, but I find it so upsetting knowing that they are in no position of using that slur even if they mean no wrong with it.
@neraslight4997
@neraslight4997 Жыл бұрын
I was walking down the hallway one day and it was crowded and I kid you not, some staff member said it casually and idk man, I thought it was kind of funny 😅
@urmom-kj1lw
@urmom-kj1lw Жыл бұрын
thats gotta suck :( /gen
@Woletat
@Woletat Жыл бұрын
copium
@urmom-kj1lw
@urmom-kj1lw Жыл бұрын
@@Woletat ratio
@Woletat
@Woletat Жыл бұрын
@@urmom-kj1lw idk she sounds like shes coping
@pastafuresawa4310
@pastafuresawa4310 Жыл бұрын
Look, I’ll ship characters, i won’t get into ship wars, and don’t harass people of they don’t like the characters i ship, but literally making NSFW content of minors and abusive relationships are…that goes too far.
@okmae._.
@okmae._. Жыл бұрын
agreed
@khaliyahjefferson832
@khaliyahjefferson832 Жыл бұрын
Fax
@astrorisks
@astrorisks Жыл бұрын
I also find it weird and not ok to ship or create content related to ships of real people. Characters can be interpreted and morphed into different perspectives or relationships. However real peoples lives and relationships can be destroyed by fandoms and friends can become uncomfortable around eachother due to these ships...
@Nunyabusinesssa
@Nunyabusinesssa Жыл бұрын
@Sarge exactly. Wouldn’t they find it weird for someone to be shipping them with another person? Shipping real people can damage a reputation and relationships
@tomato5499
@tomato5499 Жыл бұрын
@@astrorisks Especially after the Markipler x Jacksepeticeye stuff. They now rarely collab anymore due to the shipping
@T_E_G
@T_E_G Жыл бұрын
This was really informative, thank you!!! I've just been watching slander videos of this Webtoon, glad people are talking about it more honestly and logically.
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
i watched so many slander videos in preparation for this video oml, im glad you like my insight :D
@T_E_G
@T_E_G Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro I did! I now understand everything more clearly then a bunch of here-say!
@PhysicallyAwake
@PhysicallyAwake Жыл бұрын
I know it’s bad but I fully think this WEBTOON deserves every bit of slander, like I tried to read it a year back and I genuinely became a slight bit more homophobic /j. 💀 No but srsly it’s a health hazard, I don’t think the creator deserves ANY hate, but it’s doing more harm for the lgbtq then good. It’s just normalizing gay fetishization from straight women; amongst many other things, like the obvious lack of education, the underlying homophobia and transphobia, the lack of representation despite it being an lgbtq WEBTOON, and like a plethora of other things. Plus from a writers perspective, it’s just genuinely bad writing. Like I could write a better WEBTOON in middle school.
@T_E_G
@T_E_G Жыл бұрын
@@PhysicallyAwake I have no complaints! I feel awful for the bad representation and how uncomfortable this must feel to be seen like this!
@Birdyboys
@Birdyboys Жыл бұрын
Webtoons actually has a rule where you can’t draw smut of minors (even on the side) or else your work will be terminated. So I’m not surprised Ray deleted all his accounts alluding to proshipping and smut of kids.
@aether.
@aether. 11 ай бұрын
They were minors?, I thought they already graduated from high school tho.
@nutsack-ky8wp
@nutsack-ky8wp 7 ай бұрын
true
@BalmungAZ
@BalmungAZ 6 ай бұрын
Jesus christ that guy was a kid himself back then, do you also call out children for drawing smut of pokemon It's just a stupid number that differs from country to country and can make things legal or illegal depending on one hour, if you don't want to be a hypocrite then go by biology and stay away from people until they turn 25 Shipping reallife people is shit and should never be done, but so are other things you do when you're young, stupid and uneducated, what matters is if you learned your lesson and honestly apologized
@SuprS1lly
@SuprS1lly Ай бұрын
@@aether. the webtoon characters are all in college i think
@voldie2395
@voldie2395 Жыл бұрын
Me watching this being named ray and trying to ignore the defamation of my name 💀
@FreakRay101
@FreakRay101 Жыл бұрын
FRR
@boxwitch
@boxwitch Жыл бұрын
Regarding the N-word, mostly mentioning this because it's a common issue in many places: First off, this is not to say in any way that the n-word is not a harmful word, nor am I explaining this with the intent of advocating for non-black people to use it. I am Latine, and while I am not defending the creator, I am making a note that this is not just applicable to Spanish-speakers in Latin America, but most non-English countries especially. I am also almost graduating in English-teaching and linguistics. Now, this term is a very English-language term, most often related to the US. This already causes issue with non-English speakers who learn English from unreliable sources or social spaces, as there isn't always someone there, *from the specific group related to the term* to tell you "oh, btw, only we can say this word, not you, because it's a slur/reclaimed slur/closed-cultural term (talking about general situations, not just the n-word)" (this is very simplified, I'm not saying this is word for word how it should be said). Many times we interact with black people from the US and we pick up the term because we just pick up conversational words for when we're talking with them, and to many of us, no one ever told us what said word means, nor how it would be harmful to use it. In Latinamerican countries, to this day, little kids, teenagers, adults, old people, will say it without ever thinking it means anything wrong, but rather as a synonym to "friend", as most times they have seen black creators using it in said context. There's even the bizarre situation where one person I know who's almost 60 by now would use it as a greeting because he picked it up from watching the movie Rush Hour, where Jackie Chan says it in a scene. This person believed that the reaction of Jackie Chan saying it in the scene, by the black characters in said scene was just an accent gag of "foreign person trying to pronounce casual English" and was not a bad intention to say the n-word. When corrected or called out for this, a lot of people fail to understand the problem right away because a lot of the time, the person correcting/calling out is using a US point of view, which includes the explicit knowledge of why it's a harmful term, while the other person doesn't have the knowledge that can make the connection between the term and racism. Not only that, in many places (at least in Latin America), calling dark-skinned people "negro" *(the literal Spanish word for the color black)* or "moreno" (word that refers to someone of dark-skin/tan-skin) is a term of endearment, and everyone says it, not just dark-skinned people. Again, it's an *endearment* term, like calling someone "honey/ sweetheart/ babe/ darling" and it makes the confusion about why the n-word is bad even bigger. I've heard some people in their 20's, genuinely not understanding why US people get mad at them for even using the Spanish word when referring to their partners or even their children, as to them it has never had a negative connotation. Now, going back to the subject itself, I do not know about how the influence of English-spoken content works in Indonesia. I know how it works in Latin America. So this could be a very different context. But given that Indonesia is not a predominantly English-speaking country, there's little space for correction outside of the internet in young people who use the word because they saw it on the internet out of a negative/closed context and without prior knowledge of it.
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Yeah I see what you mean, another commenter whose from the same country as ray had pointed out that bc of the diversity of the country, ray would (probably) have know the context of the word. But regardless I get that other countries tend to just adopt words without context. Assuming that he did just pick up this word from media, and it really just come from a lack of understanding- I’m willing to forgive that bc he really wouldn’t know better. But ty for the additional perspective ^^
@boxwitch
@boxwitch Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro No problem, and I understand the concern either way. I mean, there ARE chances that he learnt the word and learnt what it means, which in turn would make him saying it even worse than saying it out of just not knowing.
@hanar1998
@hanar1998 Жыл бұрын
hi, i'm as a person from indonesia. i can say the knowledge about the n-word here is not really that known here. ive seen guy friends in class use it because its common in songs and had to teach them why we can't say it. though i do not excuse why ray said it, i can say people in indonesia doesn't know the history of the word or even know what it means. im sorry for their behalf
@ketokeko
@ketokeko Жыл бұрын
i live in argentina and negro is like one of the most endearing terms you can use here for someone so yeah (:
@luca194
@luca194 Жыл бұрын
Yeah here in Argentina we use a lot of endearment terms that ppl from the US would probably find offensive. Not only negro but we also call ppl "gordo/gorda" (fatty) as a cute nickname, most of the time it isn't even directed at someone who's fat nor is it meant to be a dig at someone's weight. "Flaca" (skinny), "loco" (crazy), "gato" (tomcat) are also examples of words we use on ppl (usually friends) with no ulterior motive. It's kinda like how english speakers use "dude", they're terms of endearment. We don't put a lot of weight behind words, even most insults are lighthearted here! It's all about how you say it. These things always get lost in translation sadly
@kasumikat
@kasumikat Жыл бұрын
I used to use the word trap a lot during my late teens/early young adult life, especially since people in the anime community were using this term a lot. No one told me how offensive it was (they would just avoid talking to me) until I saw videos like this. I wish people would be more open on correcting people with words and terms instead of getting angry and avoiding them
@galuxius1861
@galuxius1861 Жыл бұрын
I agree people should be more often but a lot of the time, trans people including myself have to deal with a lot of people who get angry if you correct them.
@kiku000
@kiku000 7 ай бұрын
@@RocksBlaster TRANSPHOBIC FETISHIZER SPOTTED
@bigmanboymanboy5632
@bigmanboymanboy5632 7 ай бұрын
just fyi its not offensive unless you're using the term in regards to a trans woman, so i think ur fine
@theMyRadiowasTaken
@theMyRadiowasTaken 7 ай бұрын
​@@bigmanboymanboy5632it literally is an offensive term, implying that people who are born male but dress femininely are attmepting to trap cishet men into sleeping with them. its a slur
@cloudsoupp
@cloudsoupp Жыл бұрын
hey! Indonesian here. to clarify; I am not trying to excuse or defend Ray's actions since i am not black. antiblackness and colorism is very normalized here until nowadays to the point where it's considered as a "joke", and so as someone who is raised from indonesia, the n-word is sadly very normalized here. I keep hearing my classmates going around saying SPECIFICALLY the n-word when i was around 7-9th grade. even there was a time my teacher had told me that he was bullied when he was younger for being "too dark". so I think it's no surprising that ray had said the n-word, yet i can confirm that this is a very ignorant behaviour.
@RNoctowl
@RNoctowl Жыл бұрын
I cant believe i share the same country as the creator of boyfriend 💀 This is not a defend to the creator but im Indonesians myself and i get why the boyfriend is so stereotypical and why the creator had some bad reputation. lgbt representation isnt the best here, if you ask anyone here what do they think lgbt are the first thing they say is probably sex driven cult, and it doesn't help that the majority are islamic (they even ignored the main thing about islam, being kind to each other even if theyre nonmuslim...) so my theory (probably not true) is that the creator was a mlm or "shoujou" and find slurs that are commonly used near their school and though they were "cool" and "trendy" (i cannot tell you how much racist shit i had to endure from my classmate that has joke about or said, i was guilty of this too but thankfully at that time i didnt post my bigoted thoughts online lol) Though it doesn't really make sense why boyfriend is like that today, i assumed the creator has learned their lesson since the allegations was years ago and tried to make a more realistic approach of the topic but i guess they just like making gay boys uwu'ing
@RNoctowl
@RNoctowl Жыл бұрын
My bad if this is doesnt make sense, its currently 6 am and i just woke up lol
@umbra1948
@umbra1948 Жыл бұрын
I sort of concluded that Rae made that tweet when they were thirteen because they were both young and in an environment (and time) where horrible stuff like that might have been thrown around as a joke and vice versa. I’m not saying it excuses the fact that they used it to begin with, but now that they understand the gravity of the word, I just hope we never see them use it again. I do agree that all the fan service-y and over the top scenes could worsen the perception of LGBT individuals for some readers. Hopefully in that case, those readers discover other stories that depict a more realistic representation of LGBT folks.
@ivana2609
@ivana2609 Жыл бұрын
As an Indonesian myself, I sort of get it. My first exposure to "positive" LGBTQ material is from BLs and yaois (sadly, I do proclaim myself as a fujoshi back then and was one of those annoying types. I didn't know any better). There is little to no local media with good LGBTQ representation, the only popular one I could think of is from that one drama where the MC's dad is bisexual maybe and he made a move on MC's boyfriend and it was meme'd to death. Maybe the creator was the same way, only knowing and learning about LGBTQ through BLs and yaois, that's why it's so fan service-y. BUT ofc that still doesn't excuse the creator's behavior. It's gotten better nowadays, I think. The younger generation has become more open minded, and hopefully we don't see any more of Raes in the future.
@confusedaf1112
@confusedaf1112 Жыл бұрын
What does "shoujou" mean in this context? I thought it just means "girl" in Japanese. Unless you mean "fujoshi."
@RNoctowl
@RNoctowl Жыл бұрын
@@confusedaf1112 my bad i dont really know the meaning of it but what i mean is basicly a mlm/bl fan or "stan" (i shouldve put bl stans instead lol)
@someidiotmetalhead
@someidiotmetalhead Жыл бұрын
As a trans guy who just found this video now, I've encountered some mixed feelings about the "femboy" thing. Some embrace it and even present in a feminine way, which I'm like "do you, boo" about. But it's not for me and anyone trying to even nudge me in that direction is going to face serious pushback.
@rex_rr
@rex_rr Жыл бұрын
Isn’t that used against trans fems? I haven’t seen anyone be mad when people call trans masc it
@someidiotmetalhead
@someidiotmetalhead Жыл бұрын
@@rex_rr I've seen that too, yeah. I think that's also part of my personal discomfort with it. Kinda feels like someone would be trying to reclaim it for me when I don't think I'm in a position to do that myself.
@rex_rr
@rex_rr Жыл бұрын
@@someidiotmetalhead Mm, alright
@SpiderDibs
@SpiderDibs Жыл бұрын
As someone who's trans, I personally don't find it offensive. But that's because I gave the greenlight to the people I know. I think it's fine as long as the person is okay with it. Even if you _think_ they might be okay with it, don't, just ask first.
@femalegays
@femalegays Жыл бұрын
i thought the same just it seemed like it was just restricting transmascs cause they're trans, but it's used towards transfems so it's literally denying that they're trans
@sanaolmaygiovanni4010
@sanaolmaygiovanni4010 Жыл бұрын
i don't really understand how people are okay with this comic , i like read it because it looks cute and somehow it made me feel worse about my sexuality and all
@ErzaEthereal
@ErzaEthereal Жыл бұрын
Ong this comic made me a straight cis girl
@acapybara3032
@acapybara3032 Жыл бұрын
it felt like it was fetishizing my existence but like in an unironic uwu kind of way
@kidney_stones
@kidney_stones Жыл бұрын
Same
@yoursafetyisnotourproblem3702
@yoursafetyisnotourproblem3702 Жыл бұрын
I still wonder how many people have actually turned straight because of the boyfriends webtoon🤔
@Novixus800
@Novixus800 Жыл бұрын
As a fan who is also bi, I just read it when I want something wholesome and simple to read. Sometimes you just want to see lgbt people do stupid cringey things without worrying about being hate-crimed over it. Ironically, I do see a lot of people wanting to commit hate crimes to both Ray and the characters so…
@mamioli8191
@mamioli8191 Жыл бұрын
Dude this is your FIRST video??? it's so well constructed and articulate!! crazy
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Tysm :D !!
@pur0.
@pur0. Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro it’s so well made, i might just eat it and rub my stomach like a 3 year old and go “yummy yummy tummy”
@DilucsBae
@DilucsBae Жыл бұрын
Can't believe that he's been accused of being/doing all of these things and most of the accusations are backed up with proof (at least some of them have proof)
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Yeah I had to dig deep for some of this stuff, I was just tired of ppl not having proof when they said it 😭 but yeah he’s a little wild
@lmao521
@lmao521 Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro he?? Isnt their pronouns are they them or im trippin rn
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
@@lmao521 last i checked ray used he/thy pronouns
@couls5005
@couls5005 Жыл бұрын
and here i am surprised how ray's boyfriend got released in webtoon english because i know some of his past stuff lmao
@lyncj
@lyncj Жыл бұрын
The dog in the background really brings in the mood to this video 😭I really hope to see more if your type of commentary soo
@kowore6761
@kowore6761 Жыл бұрын
Weighing in with my two cents as a trans person! From what I've seen, the general consensus is that tr*p is a transmisogynistic slur, while femboy can be a somewhat derogatory term but isn't quite as bad? Great video talking about the controversy, though!
@moleperson
@moleperson Жыл бұрын
From my understanding (I’m a fellow trans person lol) gem boy is really only problematic when it’s levelled AGAINST trans women. The coin was termed BY men who enjoy being feminine but aren’t trans: fem boys, if you will. However, some people took that word and used it against some trans women, saying that they were just feminine men. All in all, not a bad term, just only use it for people that actually identify as male and are okay with it!
@kowore6761
@kowore6761 Жыл бұрын
@@moleperson Tysm for clarifying! :D
@bucvik9530
@bucvik9530 Жыл бұрын
Yeah also a trans person hear, and i'd have to agree that it really depends on the context.I pass pretty well, but me and the other boys of the friendgroup have this joke going on about me beeing a trap , because i still look rather feminine, in contrast to the other guys ,how are all typacily masculine.And it was never a problem with anyone, or the trans girl in our friendgroup.Can totaly see though why it can be used in a harmeful way , altugh ive never seen it been used in a megative way
@moleperson
@moleperson Жыл бұрын
Course! The frustrating thing is that the term “femboy” is used by a community of men who identify as male and enjoy cross dressing/femininity, but was taken by transphobes and levelled against trans WOMEN in a derogatory manor. Basically took a label that a bunch of people had adopted and were using, then did transphobia with it. Which is why I especially hate when it’s used derogatorily, cause it wasn’t meant to refer to trans people. It by definition applies to men who IDENTIFY as men, but enjoy dressing more femininely.
@NocontextNocontext
@NocontextNocontext Жыл бұрын
both trap and femboy to my knowledge and from just being online is that they're not slurs and they never were slurs, but some people claim them as such. However, if someone uses the term femboy incorrectly by using it against a trans woman for malicious intent then that's different. The same can be said with the term trap as well.
@SebastianSeanCrow
@SebastianSeanCrow Жыл бұрын
14:49 femboy isn’t offensive typically, it’s something a lot of queer people, including trans people, identify with. Tr*p is def a slur but some trans fems have reclaimed it. It’s def a nuanced topic but it is def not good to call people these things when they don’t call themselves that. One being a slur and the other isn’t good cuz if you call a trans fem a femboy when they don’t ever call themselves that you’re essentially just misgendering them
@Imakebigotsseethe
@Imakebigotsseethe 8 ай бұрын
Femboy is entirely offensive. There's no "right" way of using it. People who use it are inherently harming trans women. It also sexualizes young boys. It's all around a horrible degenerate term.
@deaftoyourtonesguy
@deaftoyourtonesguy 7 ай бұрын
I agree that femboy definitely isn't a slur lol, I was kinda shocked when that came up
@flynnfarron
@flynnfarron 7 ай бұрын
As a queer person who calls themselves a f*g constantly, yeah it's a really nuanced thing. I def wouldn't call OTHER queer people that unless they told me to/it was okay to do so.
@BalmungAZ
@BalmungAZ 6 ай бұрын
How about determining if something is a slur or not by how the person saying it to you is meaning it, that'd be a cool idea don't you think
@loubailing1999
@loubailing1999 Жыл бұрын
The biggest problem I have w WEBTOON is the terrible poly representation, which just portrays poly relationships as ‘cheating’
@aaaa-ym6ie
@aaaa-ym6ie Жыл бұрын
Holy shit same pfp, that scared me my god
@Groundhog27
@Groundhog27 Жыл бұрын
Poly relationships aren't cheating if all parties are okay with the relationships
@BalmungAZ
@BalmungAZ 6 ай бұрын
name one example
@cosmicicle
@cosmicicle Жыл бұрын
As an Indonesian student, the use of the n-word is SUPER normalized here to the point where it's normal daily things to hear a kid shout it in the middle of my class, in front of a teacher no less The racism and lgbtq-phobia is also super casual here like I'm half-chinese and kids would constantly shout "hey Chinese" to each other as a joke (one time I'm pretty sure one of them called me Chinese because I finished a test early and he got scolded by the teacher) for context, the way the kids use Chinese or "Cina" in Indonesian is as in a derogatory manner similar to racial slurs and one of my friends stopped playing Minecraft due to a lot of queer people playing it (which made me feel super weird because I'm closeted straight-passing) And from the comments I assume this is also present in other schools
@jesusluver4444
@jesusluver4444 Жыл бұрын
I’m so sorry. That is terrible and so disgusting omg. 🤢
@maxebanana6143
@maxebanana6143 7 ай бұрын
we need to give additional context that people call us Cina in a derogatory context as well (more closer to a slur), not in a descriptor kind of way, not literally as chinese. im just adding here as context for foreigners too. i think a comparable slur is japanese people being called j*p by older americans.
@cosmicicle
@cosmicicle 7 ай бұрын
@@maxebanana6143 yeah that's it
@BalmungAZ
@BalmungAZ 6 ай бұрын
To all the Americans reading this and being shocked: you did not know this? But you have the internet, why did you not educate yourself about how life in Indonesia is like. Smh.
@ChildrenUnder30
@ChildrenUnder30 Жыл бұрын
Perspective from a gay man here: I made comments a few months back about how fetishistic and stereotypical the comic is, and I faced nothing but harassment from the fans. I don't know why we're still not at the point where we can hear out people's criticism even if it differs in opinion from our own. Especially when the only reason people start to criticize something is that it's become popular or trendy to do so. Why can't people hear us out before it's a trend? It really doesn't help that most of the viewers of media like this are cis, str8 women. They refuse to listen to queer people who find something disrespectful, even when it's offensive. I guess because they'll never quite understand what that's like. And it's so much more disappointing to see this kind of behavior coming from a fellow queer man.
@KaiDecadence
@KaiDecadence Жыл бұрын
Of course the comic was fetishistic, it was made by a trans-identifying woman who thinks she's a man for the most shallow of reasons and it spread out into that webcomic where it was as stereotypical as it can get because that's all these trans-identifying women larping as "gay men" go off of. They have no idea what being a gay man is truly like. There's a reason why gay men, even gay men who are fans of anime and webtoons really didn't like it as opposed to other trans-identifying women.
@dottoreyaoi
@dottoreyaoi 7 ай бұрын
​@@KaiDecadencethe hell? someones gender identity or sexuality is never tied into a fucking comic they made. he is a man if he identifies as so. even if someone is a horrible person that does not give you a pass to be transphobic.
@KaiDecadence
@KaiDecadence 7 ай бұрын
@dottoreyaoi men, especially us gay men are not identities that are made up of stereotypes that women think they embody.
@dottoreyaoi
@dottoreyaoi 7 ай бұрын
@@KaiDecadence im aware of that. i agree most stereotypes are harmful, and badly written. but there is always going to be REAL people who fit those stereotypes. and that does not give you any right to discredit a trans mans experiences and be transphobic. yes, the creator is a bad person. but if you drop down to a transphobes level you are making things worse.
@dottoreyaoi
@dottoreyaoi 7 ай бұрын
@@KaiDecadence sooo by delusional sense of self you mean transgenderism.. alright gotcha
@sarahtonin646
@sarahtonin646 Жыл бұрын
i want to say as someone who's born and raised in Indonesia, yeah he could've know better, true that a lot of people are ignorant about the word but they still know the word is an insult in someway, also our education system doesn't really say anything about black people and slurs but we have access to the internet which where a lot of people know the word from and so i really feel like that should say enough, sorry if it's worded badly doe just wanted to say
@sarahtonin646
@sarahtonin646 Жыл бұрын
not to mention seeing how exposed he is in online spaces, he definitely should've known
@Strawberry-iq3ki
@Strawberry-iq3ki Жыл бұрын
It's mostly the creator but the boyfriend comic itself isn't bad it's just cheesy and doesn't really have a plot
@eeguy3848
@eeguy3848 Жыл бұрын
It’s kinda fetishizing gay relationships tbh, makes me feel rlly bad for being lgbtq+ lol-
@soulbox225
@soulbox225 Жыл бұрын
No it sucks
@evasmiljanic3529
@evasmiljanic3529 Жыл бұрын
@@eeguy3848 That's kind of a you problem? Like I'm not going to argue it's a good comic or particularly deep but fetishizing? It's a cliche high school romance slice of life, except they're in college.
@jesusluver4444
@jesusluver4444 Жыл бұрын
No it’s actually terrible 💀
@soulbox225
@soulbox225 Жыл бұрын
No slice of life is that cringe my friend
@rainbow_fox_
@rainbow_fox_ Жыл бұрын
i'm not trying to defend ray, but most of the issues i have with people being against him comes back to the fact he did bad shit when he was like 14 to 16 years old and they keep calling him out on that even after he apologized. it's like people forget that teenagers are dumbasses and do dumb shit all the time. i did stupid shit too at that age that i just want to forget about now because i've grown up and i'm a different person who knows better. i just hate how the internet acts like people have to be perfect all the time, and if you made a mistake 6 years ago then that means you're still just as shitty of a person now as you were back then.
@passionate_possum_pal
@passionate_possum_pal Жыл бұрын
Once again, especially with the slur thing, if it's not something that can be used against you or that you can reclaim, you don't have a right to comment on whether or not he should be excused for that
@venusdied6452
@venusdied6452 Жыл бұрын
that's the thing, if you do something stupid, it doesn't matter if it's 10 years ago, people are always going to bring it back lol
@Slim_jim420
@Slim_jim420 Жыл бұрын
You're so pretty! Idk how your channel isn't bigger tbh, you seem rlly cool ngl
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Tysm :D !!
@spacemetro2417
@spacemetro2417 Жыл бұрын
If anyone is curious, Duchess Celestia has a video about this same topic, however she found screenshots of most of the topics (n-word tweet, proship, fanfiction, other stuff), including an anti-semitist tweet. However, she does not cover the transphobia stuff, so I think watching both of these videos is best.
@MonaFromAnotherPlanet
@MonaFromAnotherPlanet Жыл бұрын
I hate to correct you because I can tell your intentions are well, but Antisemitic is one word 🙇
@aitorcorralesda.c6054
@aitorcorralesda.c6054 Жыл бұрын
It seems like you've answered to me already or am I wrong?? Sorry for some reason it shows 2 replies in your comment but I can only see mine so I'm using my alt account,it usually tells me when someone replies to my comments while the main doesn't idk why
@aitorcorralesda.c6054
@aitorcorralesda.c6054 Жыл бұрын
Could you answer my question again if you already did?? I'm sorry to bother 😔 and grateful ♡you already did once if you did
@aitorcorralesda.c6054
@aitorcorralesda.c6054 Жыл бұрын
Is dutchess celestia a proshipper? I'm asking because I don't want to give her views if she is.
@spacemetro2417
@spacemetro2417 Жыл бұрын
@@aitorcorralesda.c6054 I'm pretty sure she isn't, but I'm not her so I don't know. Not exactly sure which question you'd like me to answer though because it doesn't seem as though you've asked any.
@magnus1383
@magnus1383 Жыл бұрын
I've only ever seen femboy in reference to cis dudes who dress feminine. As transmasc, I get the discomfort it might cause, at first I thought it was another derogatory term for trans people until I actually looked it up, but it's just guys in general who dress and act deliberately "girlish". Imagine it as basically the exaggerated guy version of tomboy.
@dl3209
@dl3209 7 ай бұрын
How come being seen as tomboy doesnt get the same treatment?
@theMyRadiowasTaken
@theMyRadiowasTaken 7 ай бұрын
​@@dl3209because men are seen more as the "default" so a man acting femininely is seen as stranger than a woman acting like masculinely. or something i dont know
@theMyRadiowasTaken
@theMyRadiowasTaken 7 ай бұрын
also femboy is commonly used as a slur against transwomen
@dl3209
@dl3209 7 ай бұрын
@@theMyRadiowasTaken well not really because sometimes i do see tomboys get made fun of for not being boyish enough/rough or the opposite and get called lesbos or dikes. Femboy can be used on an actual femboy or crossdresser but with transwomen its more up to them whether they're fine with it or not being called that really
@angehalos
@angehalos Жыл бұрын
I’m dying at the background by the way this is so good
@Novixus800
@Novixus800 Жыл бұрын
I feel like a lot of things he did was definitely wrong, and it’s right to call them out. At the same time, I don’t believe he deserves the amount of hate he is getting over his comic. I’ve seen so many comments of gay people saying Ray made them homophobic or they wanted to commit hate crimes against him and his characters. And I can’t help but feel bad for him. I feel like I should point out I’m bi so that people don’t mistake me for a cishet woman defending Ray. I feel like his art is heavily rooted in anime culture, and a lot of the “fetishy scenes” that people hate are meant to be jokes and not taken seriously. Like if one character was being “sexy”, normally it results in another character being a fumbling clutz and runs into a wall, or ironically being unphased by the situation, saying silly stuff like “honey you’ll catch a cold”. I know Boyfriends has been heavily criticized as fetishy but when I read the comics it just seemed like stupid wholesome fluff. It’s a slice of life where a group of lgbt people can be goofy without worrying about homophobia and transphobia. It’s like a fantasy world where their only worry is “do they like me” And it’s one of the first series that I’ve seen that didn’t demonize polygamy but rather tried to show it in a positive light that was opposite to its stereotype. A bunch of guys who are not sex crazed immoral monsters, but instead just cares about one another and wants the best for each other. As someone who constantly gets depressed by the news and seeing so much anti-lgbt related content, I just want to see a bunch of idiots have fun and be happy without worrying about whether they’re going to get hate-crimed for things they can’t control.
@catbunny4785
@catbunny4785 Жыл бұрын
Valid!
@Evanedits191
@Evanedits191 4 ай бұрын
I’m bisexual and conservative and tbh I really don’t care about the controversy. I was never a Twitter woke police and never endorsed cancel culture and I feel like every day SOMETHING I like is being attacked (Disney, Lore Olympus, Boyfriends, Hazin Hotel/Helluva Boss, ect) to the point I kinda tuned out of the hate and doubled down on the stuff I personally enjoy. Tbh I enjoy the aesthetic of boyfriends the most over the characters which I find fine and serviceable but not terrible (I do like their designs tho)
@Sinnk_
@Sinnk_ Жыл бұрын
Gotta say, while I'm not heavily agreeing with the points you first lay out, I am incredibly impressed with your research and I find your demeanor very ideal for a content creator. I'll be checking out your other videos for sure^^
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
:D tyty - glad that ur enjoying my stuff regardless
@SparkofColor
@SparkofColor Жыл бұрын
I can tell so much time and effort went into this video, awesome job :D
@matthewgarner7215
@matthewgarner7215 Жыл бұрын
Moral Of The Story: Never leave a K pop Stan with a drawing tablet.
@dandy2918
@dandy2918 Жыл бұрын
Finally! I'm so sick of feeling insane about disliking this comic as a queer person; it seems like some of the only sides I've seen folks take are "this is why all gay media sucks" or "if you don't like this, you're homophobic".
@zuyuri845
@zuyuri845 Жыл бұрын
hello! i grew up in indonesia and just saying, ray absolutely knew what the n-slur meant. i don't wanna say "absolutely", but there's a high chance that he did, 90%. the first time I heard that word was in 4th grade, where other kids were throwing it around like it was nothing, and using it degradingly towards darker skinned kids. antiblackness & colorism is still a very big issue in Indonesia, so defending ray by saying "he didn't know any better" just isn't true...
@zappyyyy
@zappyyyy Жыл бұрын
how do you know whether ray is dark-skinned or not though, cus there was this dark-skinned kid in my old school who would sometimes use the n-word 'cause she thought it was okay for any dark-skinned person to use it
@vitowidjojo7038
@vitowidjojo7038 Жыл бұрын
@@zappyyyy my internet friend lives in Jakarta and met him at a conference. From his photo, i can confirm Ray is not black.
@MonochromaticBananaBread
@MonochromaticBananaBread Жыл бұрын
@@zappyyyy chindo bang
@zappyyyy
@zappyyyy Жыл бұрын
@@MonochromaticBananaBread ou baru tau. Thanks
@agyapradhan3838
@agyapradhan3838 Жыл бұрын
I got to know about n word being a slur when I was 15, but in my country people use that word to look cool so like I can for sure say Non eng speaking countries are not well educated in this matter(mine being one)
@Karl_King_of_Ducks
@Karl_King_of_Ducks Жыл бұрын
Am i too desensitised to the internets bullshit or this just seems like a very mild controversy? The majority feels like an ignorant kid that didnt know any better and that somehow got a platform big enough to get called out--- idk the serious claims were the racism and the transphobia ones but then even those are pretty mild imo, its not like hes spreading dangerous rhetorics or anything (i know nothing about that guy or the content he makes i just clicked on this video to know what the fuss was all about lmao)
@TheDapperDragon
@TheDapperDragon Жыл бұрын
Yeah, no, while this guy's work seems like it's absolutely not for me, this really does seem like the perpetually offended trying to tear down some idiot kid.
@Horsaz
@Horsaz Жыл бұрын
I agree with you. Honestly I wish more creators that cover stuff like this would talk more about Kiwifarms. Now that's some shit that needs to be taken seriously.
@8chickenrollsstackedontopo150
@8chickenrollsstackedontopo150 Жыл бұрын
Nah, this is definitely some mild controversy. It mainly got this big because of all the traction its gained. People can find dirt on anyone, unluckily for him, his shit got popular for being bad.
@tessfabled4115
@tessfabled4115 Жыл бұрын
Yeah it really feels like a nothingburger, fueled by people disliking his work.
@princesstutusweet
@princesstutusweet Жыл бұрын
I'm also watching the video to see what's the drama about, and so far I'm not understanding it xD I don't think it's that big of a fuss either. Cancel culture is strong nowadays. Nobody can live
@somerandomcommenter1235
@somerandomcommenter1235 Жыл бұрын
“You mean to tell me this channel doesn’t have a lot of videos and a no 1k subs bullshit this video is high quality”
@infeksiyamao
@infeksiyamao Жыл бұрын
Apologies from how late I am lol. I'm Indonesian, schools here are horrid when it comes to kids saying slurs and such, and that's from the perspective of someone in a *private school* so I can't even imagine what it would be like for standard public schools. They do prohibit inappropriate behavior, but saying the N slur doesn't have any consequences and is treated equal as any other cuss words even though in the rule book, so technically, it would be prohibited if they cared enough. I assume it's far from how the U.S works since black people are extremely rare to see in Indonesia unless if you're Papuan. TL;DR: Teachers do not care if students use the N slur. They do tell them off, but sexual jokes are still treated as something worse than a *racial slur*. We've been taught to tolerate each other in text books, but most kids don't actually put that into practice and still make racist jokes.
@cosmicicle
@cosmicicle Жыл бұрын
Hello, someone from an Indonesian public school here, the n-word situation is pretty much the same as your school Students say it a lot but the teachers never mention the situation and try to educate us on it, instead they mention things that has been said over-and-over again like drugs and cigarettes (not to say that these topics aren't important) Kids in my class would literally yell it in the middle of class yet the teachers don't give two shits 😭 The only time I've seen a teacher scold another student for racism (idk if this is racism tho) is when I think I got called Chinese (I'm chinese-indonesian) for finishing a test early and got a pretty nice grade (96/100)
@MJ-vc6xg
@MJ-vc6xg Жыл бұрын
Wow I never knew about this 🤡 I was just curious why no one liked the WEBTOON.
@aoaoli
@aoaoli Жыл бұрын
I started reading Boyfriends years ago, way before it became an Original and around the time I first started coming to terms with my sexuality/gender so I really liked it, especially since it was so cute. I was raised hella religious so I had never been allowed to learn anything about LGBTQ and it was basically the only thing I had. That's why I was so excited to see it become an Original and hella confused when everyone started hating on it so violently without explanation. But finally learning all this stuff makes me so sick. I hate this all so much, Boyfriends used to be one of my biggest comfort series but now I'm never going to be able to think about it the same :((
@liamturner1342
@liamturner1342 Жыл бұрын
My two cents on the term femboy, as an ftm enby and a guy who presents entirely masculine irl but uses mostly femme/femboy avatars online/in games - gender is weird (and anything that makes cis people confused or mad has my approval). The femboy aesthetic is for any masculine or masculine-adjacent person who wants to rock it. It's a way to acknowledge that you can be masculine and soft, manly and pretty. Clothes are gender expression, not gender identity. Trans women can't be femboys because they're women. (Unless there's at least one trans woman out there who likes to use the term for herself, which is her business and I wouldn't want to speak for her.) But like how hard is it to just respect people's pronouns and respect the terms they may or may not apply to themselves? Idk I'm sleep deprived I hope this makes sense lol Edit: my replies are getting deleted or something so here's an edit. It's bad to call a woman a femboy. It's not bad if a man calls himself a femboy. Words change meaning in different contexts and over time. Every trans woman I've talked to about it thinks that the femboy debate is basically a non-issue. I've only ever seen cishet people try to get people to stop using the word femboy. And with all due respect, it is not cishet people's business.
@nutsafiso7609
@nutsafiso7609 Жыл бұрын
that term literally used to be a derogatory term against transfemmes im sorry but if u are ftm u cant reclaim! many transfems and transwomen said theyre uncomfy w transmascs and/or transmen calling themselves that since it used to be transphobic towards them before! just use feminine boy or roseboy! /nm/info
@liamturner1342
@liamturner1342 Жыл бұрын
@@nutsafiso7609 I've never heard the term roseboy before. And how is me, a trans guy, calling myself a femboy transphobic against trans women? I'm not denying a trans woman her womanhood. I'm calling myself a guy with a femme aesthetic.
@quantumgroovytime7638
@quantumgroovytime7638 Жыл бұрын
@@liamturner1342 the term originated from p0rn to refer to trans women
@quantumgroovytime7638
@quantumgroovytime7638 Жыл бұрын
@@pumpkinwarrior7138 yea
@lordbeerus5990
@lordbeerus5990 7 ай бұрын
​@@liamturner1342well what you said was a bunch of stuff that kinda just went out the window as even you cant explain it properly but it is funny seeing other members from the lgbt community explain something that dont make any sense and then when you question them, they get hella mad which is funny and gets my approval even though im lgbt myself. I think im just tired of seeing people who try to make themselves all special and say "they dont care" while caring about their identity and crying about it when someone calls them out its just weird to me 😂
@No.1RatedSalesman
@No.1RatedSalesman 7 ай бұрын
14:26 femboy is a seperate thing from being transgender
@TastyToez
@TastyToez Жыл бұрын
People be like: Don't take it seriously! It's just comedyyyyyy Like bro its FETISHIZING the gays-
@Riaah_love
@Riaah_love Жыл бұрын
How can you be a comedy but never tell any jokes
@commandercorl1544
@commandercorl1544 Жыл бұрын
When did it do that? I'm genuinely curious. I don't like Ray, he's a crappy person, but their comic isn't inherently horrible.
@TastyToez
@TastyToez Жыл бұрын
@@commandercorl1544 Yes there are SOME wholesome moments but the main 3 are just Gay Stereotypes
@commandercorl1544
@commandercorl1544 Жыл бұрын
@@TastyToez They're college stereotypes, though.
@elvingearmasterirma7241
@elvingearmasterirma7241 Жыл бұрын
@@commandercorl1544 That doesnt make it better
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Part 2 is out woo!! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mNWBhqSUzNTXkY0.html feel free to watch it after this one for my thoughts on the comic :3
@dantereinhardt6911
@dantereinhardt6911 Жыл бұрын
Hey, just saying that out of everything I wanted to point out the N-word thing. I'm not from the US and English isn't my first language. Thing is that outside of the US the N-word isn't necessarily known to be a slur or anything of the sort. When I had just learned English and I was about thirteen or something I used the N-word a lot because I didn't quite know it was meant to be a slur. Mostly because I heard black people in media and such using it, so I thought it was fine. It wasn't until much later I discovered the actual meaning and history behind it that made it a slur, so it is very possible that as an Indonesian the creator had the same problem.
@Its-still-anna-alex
@Its-still-anna-alex Жыл бұрын
Ohhhh someone who's calling out the real reason I don't like the comic..
@peachdoesart7175
@peachdoesart7175 Жыл бұрын
Very random comment but I just wanna say your voice is so soothing and I'd sub in a heartbeat to an asmr side channel.
@peachdoesart7175
@peachdoesart7175 Жыл бұрын
@Miles Gwatidzo part 2 elaborates on the comic itself
@sm1purplmurderedme583
@sm1purplmurderedme583 Жыл бұрын
@@dantereinhardt6911 don’t normalise this thanks
@Your_Local_WeirdWeeb
@Your_Local_WeirdWeeb Жыл бұрын
As someone who was a huge fan of the comic, I was honestly was just blind because I thought it was adorable, and now I back 100 steps to take a look at the bigger picture, I felt really uncomfrotable and just stopped reading it, I feel really uncomfrotable and now I bearly read webcomic on webtoons, I just stop reading and got back to my normal life with my friends
@ameliasellers6396
@ameliasellers6396 Жыл бұрын
I used to be a fan of the comic myself. Being polyamorous there was never much representation for people who were like me in that way. Seeing that meant something and the wholesomeness made me happy, but I stopped reading most Webtoons due to my mental health taking a major decline (including Boyfriends) before the controversy. I went back to reading printed books if/when I had the time.
@HoneyBeezAbel
@HoneyBeezAbel Жыл бұрын
I remember when it first was posted i had discovered the webtoon, i was a baby queer still, i genuinely believed it was about a bunch of couples being formed, y'know? Like, it would be a lot of different guys just learning about love, themselves and how to treat others :) and then almost a year later my bsf sent me a video of Prep saying, in a very uncomfortable voice "i want choccy milk". Glad i dodged a bullet.
@hachiiiiko707
@hachiiiiko707 Жыл бұрын
refrainbow more like refrain from being near me
@thesespieces
@thesespieces 7 ай бұрын
7:47 That's not what proshipping is. It simply means you are "for shipping". It doesnt mean "problematic shipping".
@redmage5251
@redmage5251 6 ай бұрын
cry about it nonce
@genericname2747
@genericname2747 6 ай бұрын
Anyone who calls themselves a proshipper is a freak, it doesn't matter proshipping actually means.
@helloppl2169
@helloppl2169 Жыл бұрын
wait ray was 14 that time???doesnt mean that time he was still in middle school????damn he alredy gone crazy that time..
@sankakuukaknas5665
@sankakuukaknas5665 Жыл бұрын
regarding the n word, as an indonesian myself, most us indonesians mostly boys (in my area atleast) arent really well educated with slurs and such (willing to bet maybe 70% us dont even know what slurs are) even my class mates who r almost 17 still use asian slurs (?) and the n word :/
@user-cp5ii9bi9h
@user-cp5ii9bi9h Жыл бұрын
Just a small point, I think creating nsfw work w/ any real ppl I’d wrong & completely inappropriate. Now, I don’t rlly believe him being 17 is the main issue here. Like you said, he was 15- clearly a child would think “yeah this is fine, I’m a kid too and I do these things” so I don’t think THATS the issue here lol. It would be a huge issue if he were, idk 40 & made content about a 17 year old- but he wasn’t, he was an even younger kid. The issue here should 100% be the creation of nsfw content about real humans. THAT is the issue. I don’t think a child acting out their fantasies (IN THEIR MIND) on another fellow teen character is wrong… like it’s not wrong for a fifteen year old to be sexually attracted to a fifteen year old (NOT REAL CHARACTER LOL) and create content about them.. imo that’s just a space adults should stay out of. Like I’m 23, don’t wanna see that shit- but I won’t shoot down a kid for expressing their personal feelings about a fellow minor character in a show… yk? Seems super gatekeepy to tell a teen they can’t be sexually interested in other teens.
@donovanjaydotson4325
@donovanjaydotson4325 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for compiling all this information together in a short video. You're completely right that its hard to trck community discussion around the author. I also appreciate your investigative follow ups to these claims. There was a lot of thoughtful work put into this and I think its a fantastic debut video :)
@MomoDearestt
@MomoDearestt Жыл бұрын
Femboy is basically a term that describes a slim and feminine looking guy. It’s not a term directed at trans people.
@sallymon3752
@sallymon3752 Жыл бұрын
it is, or at the very least was lol. just like 'queer', which was a slur used against the lgbtq+ community (still is in some places) until we reclaimed it and changed its meaning; 'femboy' was used to discriminate against trans women, basically calling them 'guys in dresses'. it's not very well known that it was a slur, as the meaning has been changed to what most of us know now - a feminine presenting guy. but we cant deny the fact that it was, and still sometime is, used against trans women
@Imakebigotsseethe
@Imakebigotsseethe 7 ай бұрын
It's still harmful and pedophilic.
@MomoDearestt
@MomoDearestt 7 ай бұрын
@@Imakebigotsseethe How is it pedophillic? Can you educate me? Im confused on how the term changed over the years.
@worstusernameintheworld9871
@worstusernameintheworld9871 7 ай бұрын
isn't femboy originally just the opposite of a tomboy? There are multiple other slurs against trans people like the T slur, or calling someone a "trap" outside of fiction (when they're not actually just a femboy)
@Peridot420
@Peridot420 Жыл бұрын
This is a very well put, very thought out video essay and I highly appreciate you putting all of this information together. ❤
@kaydwessie296
@kaydwessie296 Жыл бұрын
The world needed this video and my mental health needed your shiny lip gloss and awesome gallery wall
@marianeee
@marianeee Жыл бұрын
Y'ALL THE HOMOPHOBIC DOG IN THE BACKGROUND SENT ME.
@imnotfunnybro
@imnotfunnybro Жыл бұрын
This was a REALLY well made video, I can tell you put a lot of work and research into this to make sure you got your main points across, I’ve never really been a fan of the Boyfriends Webtoon because it definitely portrayed stereotypes but also because I’m one of those people that can’t stand high levels of forced cartoony behavior, in short you could say I find it really cringe worthy. Again though, awesome video👏👏👏👏
@BryoPatientZero
@BryoPatientZero Жыл бұрын
CLAPPING MY HANDS SO HARD
@Starblade_Sweetness
@Starblade_Sweetness Жыл бұрын
Is your hands okay?
@BryoPatientZero
@BryoPatientZero Жыл бұрын
@@Starblade_Sweetness no they blew up
@Starblade_Sweetness
@Starblade_Sweetness Жыл бұрын
@@BryoPatientZero Oof...
@salsabilapasya1338
@salsabilapasya1338 Жыл бұрын
hi nice video, btw i'm from indonesia, and i agree with you with the school system in my country :v The thing that I don't like the most is that children with talents such as sports and art are not seen much more than children with high grades, although this year there have been changes, but the changes are really not visible. sory my english bad :'v
@leah-jx4ph
@leah-jx4ph 10 ай бұрын
you need your own podcast. like i got soooo invested with this. thank you for sharing bc i actually had no idea about any of this before i saw this video.
@ryanmoon5431
@ryanmoon5431 8 ай бұрын
While I agree that saying that racial slur is bad, I think it is unfair to judge an adult for what they said when they were 14 years old, and this goes beyond this specific situation. there are very few situations in which it is fair to judge someone for something they did when they could have been in middle school, and this definitely isn't one of them. People need to remember how they were in middle school/ freshman year of high school and how much they have changed since then.
@IndieHorrorEnthusiast
@IndieHorrorEnthusiast Жыл бұрын
translation at 11:58 = "Those accusation are out of line, people with no critical thinking, equating fiction = reality to the point of not knowing what is real and what is fake, stay strong ray, :( no need to log in twitter, no need to look at weird accusations, your mental health is first!"
@sillyqua_
@sillyqua_ 7 ай бұрын
Oh god i really hate how the n-word is so normalized in my country 😔
@Savariable
@Savariable Жыл бұрын
I will say. femboy I don't see as offensive unless it is specifically used to refer to a trans woman, or a trans man depending on exactly how the trans man expresses their gender identity. I personally think in its current form that femboy is literally just a way to describe more feminine men and stuff. so calling a trans woman one is just as offesive as just calling them a man, and calling a trans man that is bad unless they choose to express themselves in a more feminine way. However trap is just not a good word to use referring to any human whatsoever in my opinion. I personally wouldn't call it a slur or something like that, but trap is a word that literally can't be good, something that is a trap really cannot have good intentions, so calling a trans person a "trap" in this context is just bad, same with calling a femboy a trap or anything like that. This is coming from a trans woman btw (so I can't necessarily speak on how a term like femboy may affect a trans man, but I still felt like I had to mention what my thoughts were on that)
@Savie7214
@Savie7214 Жыл бұрын
Hi I'm indonesian love your content, coincidencely i was wondering about the bts incident but too lazy to find out about it 😅, but hey found ur video in the youtube recommendation. Ok so about what he said the n word. It just maybe he doesn't understand and just follow something that foreigner use. I know this since some of friend weren't that quite knowledgeable about foreignword and they just thought it was cool or something. And if the teacher hear this, it depends... since not everyone here speak english also the teacher is really old so many of them don't understand. But you know if ray using sosial media a lot and speak english, supposedly he knew what it means or know that it is a very bad word. Well maybe yes it doesn't carry the same weight in here as much in the US. And the fact that indonesian is multicultural (many races, language, religion, etc) there are many people who are black there, he should know better. But yeah that just what i know and what i think, sorry if there are grammar mistakes but i hope this helps. 😁
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
holy shit?? tysm for the insight, i really appreciate this
@Savie7214
@Savie7214 Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro np 👍
@KityNati
@KityNati Жыл бұрын
Your content is so good! I subed to you already. Can't wait for part two!
@broguyden
@broguyden Жыл бұрын
The fact that most people I've known and most celebrities I've seen have done significantly worse than this and not gotten on half the backlash really makes me think. Freaking, Game Grumps use the N word like five times and no one ever said anything. By the way I am black so don't act like this is just an excuse from a non- black person.
@Skyla840
@Skyla840 Жыл бұрын
whats your point? 💀 Boyfriends is a bad comic
@broguyden
@broguyden Жыл бұрын
@@Skyla840 I actually like the comic, and allegedly so do 5 million other people who have subscribed to it. I also enjoyed My Little Pony, Five Nights at Freddy's, miraculous ladybug, and many other forms of media people see as cringey. I think the culture of calling art good or bad is the reason why most art these days is the exact same stale, cookie cutter, predictable stories. Nobody's allowed to make anything unless it panders to the mainstream audience. And there's nothing you can do about me thinking that or supporting my own judgment. No matter how much of a God complex the mainstream audience has. Fans of "cringey" art are allowed to exist just as everyone else is.
@nuclearpancake3683
@nuclearpancake3683 Жыл бұрын
wait game grumps said what!?
@deerlyqueery
@deerlyqueery 7 ай бұрын
Trans guy here! "Trap" is def a pretty nasty word in the community, but femboy is pretty common to see thrown around everywhere so I wouldn't say it's offensive (imo at least). It's more of an aesthetic than anything bad, and even trans men can call themselves femboys. I myself am more femboy than big strong manly man, it's just how I display myself.
@u_1920er
@u_1920er 4 ай бұрын
Isn't Trap more of a porn thing?
@limesushilobster
@limesushilobster Жыл бұрын
I'm so glad I found this video. I am so enlightened now,thank you so much !!
@tsuketsukii8918
@tsuketsukii8918 Жыл бұрын
loved the video! it was super informative! tiny suggestion tho, maybe it would've been better to mention that it's a possibility that rey might just not give a shit abt the entire pro/anti discourse..? i've seen a lot of people online who people would categorize as a proship when in reality they barely involve themself in the community -they just get grouped as one bcs they don't outwardly state that they're an anti or have a nonchalant attitude abt the entire debate (while also avoiding the content ppl would typically associate w proshippers like inc*st etc). even if he was involved in the past for real, i think mentioning that a gray area also exists in pro/anti discourse exist would make that specific section of the video more neutral! but if you disagree of course that's completely your right to do so!
@pumpkinwarrior7138
@pumpkinwarrior7138 Жыл бұрын
Reminds me of the video about the topic Honestly I also think the whole debate is stupid and terminally online People say they can use minor content to groom and battling against it will save kids but I have first person proof that it doesn’t need to be about minors to be used that way lol
@reptilianviolinist6211
@reptilianviolinist6211 Жыл бұрын
i can speak on pretty much everything here except the n-word. my main take away from the controversy is that, while the creator has done some Not Good things, i think the general hate the comic gets for being “stereotypical” is poor media literacy. the point of the comic is that the characters are four stereotypes. all other criticisms seem to be warranted, but a lot of people demonizing the comic are actually just talking about their media tastes and not the real issues with it.
@ok-cf3cw
@ok-cf3cw Жыл бұрын
THISSS! People seem to love pointing out how the comic is stereotypical and shit, when that's the point. The true issue is the way they're presented and like, fetizised
@lovelietoussaint9286
@lovelietoussaint9286 Жыл бұрын
I just recently found your channel and i'm really enjoying your videos! The design/frames of those glasses look so great on you!! 🌻
@cecilbenderman6240
@cecilbenderman6240 Жыл бұрын
i came into this knowing absolutely nothing about this webtoon but clicking on the video because u looked pretty in the thumbnail. now i'm obsessed with this controversy and the bad shit about this comic
@vera1933
@vera1933 Жыл бұрын
im not even a minute in and i want to subscribe already 😭😭 you have like this really nice vibe 🫶
@felitw10
@felitw10 Жыл бұрын
As someone who is an Indonesian and generally pretty active on social media since elementary, I just learnt the N-word is a slur 2 years ago from twitter. Most Indonesian will probably tell you that the N-word is just a slang in English to call black people. They don't know it's racist to call black people that. To also add context, most Indonesian can't speak English. They learn it in school but never venture far from that, just the formal stuff like grammar, vocab, etc, never the culture or historical nuance. Ray is 14 when he said that, idk I feel like cut him some slack? I also think you got proshipping definition a bit wrong? People can dislike problematic stuff and still be a proshipper bcs proshipper from what I've read is basically someone who doesn't attack (sending threats, doxxing, etc) other people for what they like, in short if you don't like it, walk away.
@redmage5251
@redmage5251 Жыл бұрын
the pro in pro-shipper literally stands for problematic, fetishising abuse etc is baked into it
@felitw10
@felitw10 Жыл бұрын
@@redmage5251 it's not, pro in proshipper is like pro in pro and contra as in in favor of the shippers to like whatever they want. I have a friend who dislike problematic stuff and is a proshipper. Liking a fiction doesn't equal to your moral, just like liking to play shooting games doesn't equal to liking real violence.
@kaitmarie6505
@kaitmarie6505 Жыл бұрын
Oh man, thank you thank you thank you, I was looking so hard for a comment like this. I've been active in shipping fandom spaces for over a decade now, and have many friends who have been involved for even longer than that. I have plenty of things I dislike, and even some things that I 100% avoid because they are triggers for me. I've still identified as pro- ship for the majority of my time because I do not think you should harass people over fictional pairings. That is the definition I've always heard and used. If I don't like something, I walk away. If I find out a friend of mine likes something I dislike, my opinion doesn't really change. For example, I don't like anything in the "True Crime" genre. It is a very popular genre. I don't assume that fans actually want to praise or emulate r*pists and killers. They say it is an interesting genre, I go with the good-faith assumption that they are telling the truth, and I move on with my life.
@felitw10
@felitw10 Жыл бұрын
@@kaitmarie6505 Fr!! There's a common misconception that proshippers like everything problematic. I personally don't like shipping real people, underage ships, gore stuff, and many more but even if my friends are, I'm not gonna stop being friends with them, I just tell them that I don't like it and they will not talk about it in front of me. I'm not gonna find someone that will agree to every one of my views, what I will do is respect each other's spaces. I believe that the more you prove that someone is wrong, most probably the more that someone will prove that they're right. No one wants to back down. It's a never-ending cycle. As long as I know they're not doing it to real people, it's not my business to dictate what fiction they read in their free time.
@78cottoncandy
@78cottoncandy Жыл бұрын
yes to all of this!! honestly this video is just a perfect example of how insanely toxic twitter cancel/anti culture is. the creator is combing through all of ray's socials to find the tiniest examples of "problematic" behavior to shame them. ray even using "femboy" is problematic bc xyz people said so even tho he's a trans man and people have different levels of comfort.. its just stupid.
@kazunarisatake
@kazunarisatake Жыл бұрын
As said that's really first video explaining the problems with the creator and I'm really glad you made it. But I really recommend you blur or censor words like 4buse or s3x because KZfaq can be weird sometimes and may strike you for that.
@localdumpsterfire5267
@localdumpsterfire5267 Жыл бұрын
You're so underrated!!! I really hope your account will get more attention!!!
@fmadiva
@fmadiva Жыл бұрын
The pro shipping thing kind of irks me because ppl don’t realize how much brainrot is on both sides of that discourse. I hate pro shippers and antis because both sides are pretty toxic actually. Pro shippers act like no fiction is harmful and like having a critical eye is bad, ignoring the fact that fiction has been used to dehumanize and hurt marginalized ppl since forever. They pretty much see any criticism as bad and oppressive despite how valid it might be. Anti shippers pretty much harass anyone who ships anything that isn't the most pure and unproblematic thing under the sun. They accuse irl ppl of being p*ds for age gap ships and go much farther than just hating immoral things. They like to feel morally superior whilst actually hurting irl ppl and not actually doing anything about real victims of abuse. Basically, they’re slacktivists, the worst type of twitter person. To be honest alot of ppl go down the proship pipeline because they were harassed by antis for a ship that sometimes is toxic at best, antis continue to broaden the criteria for what is unforgivable and problematic to the point that relatively harmless ships get roped in. Imo ppl should be able to explore more toxic parts of relationships under the safety of fiction but should also not internalize everything they consume. Art is complicated, it should be consumed with nuance. I personally think the author falls more under the extreme part of proshipping, he probably is using it to excuse his interest in fetishizing irl ppl (which quite literally blurs the line of fiction and reality) so I understand why him possibly being pro shipper is questionable. Btw I think you should watch Princess Weekes(sp?) video on pro and anti shipping. I feel like ppl have a bias against proshipping and tend to be unaware of or minimize just how batshit and toxic antis are as well. She has a nuanced perspective that I think highlights why both sides suck in their own way.
@B4BYD0LL_NANA
@B4BYD0LL_NANA Жыл бұрын
to add to this, there is a reason pro-shipping spaces are mostly ADULT only, because that fiction is not to be consumed by young minds . Adults are able to have proper critical thinking skills and understand the type of media they’re consuming whereas the anti-shipping community is incredibly young (teens) and by going out of their way to find these adult spaces where they consume problematic media is going to damage them more so . And young pro-shippers shouldn’t honestly exist as their minds are not old enough to consume sexual & problematic media. And not to mention that it irks me personally seeing people call pro shippers p^dos and calling pro shipping art “cp” as multiple CSA victims will come out and say how they don’t appreciate their trauma being likened to fiction . And a lot of adults in the pro-ship community are usually trauma based kink shit, which is a whole other thing I don’t want to get into but yeah! Love this comment though , lmfao
@RalseiSmokinAFatBlunt
@RalseiSmokinAFatBlunt Жыл бұрын
i 100% agree, both sides can be pretty annoying 😭
@nyamuyutenji
@nyamuyutenji Жыл бұрын
SO TRUE you cant even say ur neutral on the issue without antis calling u p*ds 😭😭 im thankful im not “online” as much to care much on the issue
@jessargo
@jessargo Жыл бұрын
Yeah I’m at the stance where I hate both proshippers and antis at this point. Antis are constantly going on moral brigades and proshippers are perpetual victims who fetishize the most heinous things this world has to offer. Never had good experiences with either groups tbh.
@fmadiva
@fmadiva Жыл бұрын
@@jessargo I almost ended up in proshipping communities because of the irl harassment that I experienced from antis and seeing how unhinged they were but by the end of it I made a drama blog and ended up despising both sides for different reasons lmao. Both sides are CHRONICALLY online and it made me realize I needed to touch grass 😂
@berry_cakeisgood
@berry_cakeisgood Жыл бұрын
I don’t care if the creator was a minor when he did the bts comic that’s still gross and I got so tired of so many videos saying he was a minor so he didn’t know but are forgetting that they’re real people?? I don’t trust his apology but that’s just me
@user-kt3bi6os3j
@user-kt3bi6os3j Жыл бұрын
I been trying to find something video explaining the situation so thanks for creating this 😭
@elvingearmasterirma7241
@elvingearmasterirma7241 Жыл бұрын
You know in movies how they hear something then do a spit take? I had that moment, thankfully while still taking my sip when you mentioned the technical cp creation Edit: Hey Im glad I wasnt drinking anything when the slur came up. I dont know why, but i think your casual tone and way of speaking makes each thing hit like a damn bus.
@JArt872
@JArt872 Жыл бұрын
7:30 Woah there, wasn't expecting a little bit of racism here. 😳
@ddumgum
@ddumgum Жыл бұрын
First video of I’ve seen of yours and I can already tell I’ll be binging your videos
@LACHRYMA
@LACHRYMA Жыл бұрын
so happy to see someone mention the actual past of the creator and not not just the webtoon itself
@votedmothman
@votedmothman Жыл бұрын
Great video I would just like to say that the word trap is not just used to refer to male characters who just like dressing fem it is also very often used to refer to characters who are actually canonly trans girls/women or heavily coded to be for example the characters grell from black butler and alluka from hunter x hunter are both canoncially trans but a lot of people in fandom still refer to them as traps
@elkibutsujo9735
@elkibutsujo9735 Жыл бұрын
The same happens with Najimi from Komi-San, that doesn't have a confirmed gender at all, and people call them "trap"
@madayna
@madayna Жыл бұрын
As an Indonesian, the use of the n word is like almost normalized.. and when people call it out, the people that call it out get called sensitive or whatever, Indonesians especially the younger boys just love using slurs for some reason??? I dont know of theyre not educated enough or they just like to say offensive shit, and when they get called out for it they claim that its just a joke or its "dark humor" when theyre just saying slurs that they have no right to say. (honestly this video was a bit annoying to watch because like half of the stuff in the video couldnt even be confirmed to be true but okay😭.)
@charlottevaldez3632
@charlottevaldez3632 Жыл бұрын
Well as another Indonesian, n word is normalized on the city where I live. It’s a common word. People are not aware that n word is offensive, that’s just how we address black people. We have many names for other races, it’s just a way to understand someone’s racial background. Even when speaking to my other family member I still use the n word because saying “black people” to address black people will just confuse them. I think 14 y.o Ray was also clueless about this matter. Of course growing up I learn that this word shouldn’t be use on the internet or any international thingy, but back then? It never come to my mind that I would offend someone just by saying that
@rairinirin
@rairinirin Жыл бұрын
not just Young boys, a girl in my class used the n word to describe her burnt onions when we were grilling together. I was just like "💀 huh"
@madayna
@madayna Жыл бұрын
@@rairinirin LMFAOOO💀💀
@Nunyabusinesssa
@Nunyabusinesssa Жыл бұрын
@Arini that’s so wrong but so funny 💀
@rairinirin
@rairinirin Жыл бұрын
@@Nunyabusinesssa I know 💀 i was debating whether to laugh or to call her out, so i just did both lol
@yohan6942
@yohan6942 Жыл бұрын
That's a really good video. Tbh I'm not surprised that someone who made characters that stereotypical also enjoy all of that stuff. It's worth mentioning that I got spooked when I opened your video because my brain immediately decided you have two really big and bright eyes instead of the reflection in your glasses and I find it stupidly funny
@curlypubes69
@curlypubes69 Жыл бұрын
Off topic about the vid, but your channel is really interesting! I find it interesting because I like watching people talk about stuff and that's what I dream about doing when I start making vids!
@prettylovelyivy1096
@prettylovelyivy1096 Жыл бұрын
Near 7:28. I agree you don’t have to support him if you don’t want. But, in my opinion. As a black person Ray or Rey was a minor at the time. 2013-2018 was a fever dream/very different time then now. Rey has apologized/taken accountability for their actions regarding slurs, CP accusations, and drama. I, as a black person forgive him as a lot of those accusations are back when people would throw it around mainly minors/ignorant people/thinking it’s meme material. Yes, it’s wrong but I’m not gonna Drag someone for something they’ve apologized for that happened years ago. That’s just me tho if you have a different opinion that’s fine.
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
Yup the social sphere of that time was admittedly different, not that I’m saying it’s an excuse for ignorance (or playing ignorant) but I see what you mean. While skeptical I don’t really hold a grudge against him for it, I didn’t include it to drag him or smthn I just wanted to talk in depth abt the whole situation
@prettylovelyivy1096
@prettylovelyivy1096 Жыл бұрын
@@liatoro I didn’t think you did I was just inputting my opinion that’s all. I also agree with you aswell hope that Rey learns their lesson going forward.
@deezno3666
@deezno3666 Жыл бұрын
UR SO GORGEOUS AND YOUR TAKES ATE GREAT
@deezno3666
@deezno3666 Жыл бұрын
ARE I MEANT ARE
@liatoro
@liatoro Жыл бұрын
@@deezno3666 HELPSJDOSDJ TYTY
@allenteare5188
@allenteare5188 7 ай бұрын
I had no idea. I read it while waiting for new episodes of take off to come out. Damn this is crazy
@AdrianaMIpock
@AdrianaMIpock Жыл бұрын
Been looking on twitter to find the drama to no avail. Good video keep it up!
@angehalos
@angehalos Жыл бұрын
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