Cringe Culture
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- We are living a digital world, a world where everything we say and do is logged and kept for all of time. There is no room for mistakes, no forgiveness of error, because if you slip up, even one time and have a 'moment of cringe', then Internet will never forget; and remind you over and over again how that moment of 'cringe' where you were just trying to be funny or whatever, will define who you are - forever.
I am genuinely pissed that this only has 10 views...
It's my own fault for not releasing a video in 2 months...
this wasnt a youtube video. *it was a movie.* the best part is that its free. bravo man.
As one who often fiddles with philosophy, I often find myself getting lost with my words as well. I'ts that point where we put our mind on auto pilot and let the words come to us. It creates the purest and most influential things we as the human race can create. Like this video, it is pure genius and a marvel to encounter. You are a valuable member of this community, Subbed
Cheers mate! Means a lot. Really sorry about the ridiculously long response time though. Got there in the end I guess.
Thanks, too be honest I didn't think you'd respond. Not something that happens very often on youtube.
Thank you so much for making this video!!! I've always struggled with a lot of social anxiety & insecurity, and because of all these stupid "weeaboo compilations" and "special snowflake compilations" I'm so afraid to put myself out there because I don't want to be judged. It seems inhumane to me that users would exploit socially awkward people for being a furry, a "weeaboo", a male virgin, etc
Steph Levin just be yourself 100%!! 🤟 it’s hard not to care what others think but once you stop caring life is amazing. Express yourself without a care, what others say doesn’t matter if you’re happy.
I loved the game undertale I went online to see artwork and even made some myself then I realised all the people saying cringe over everything
Saying pacific instead of specific is the real cringe here.
I'm only taking the piss out of you, man. What a wonderful video. Maybe I needed these words for that extra push. Without weird people, where would the innovations in technology and art come from? If everyone were normal, the world would be soul-ripping and boring.
Oh, that Sonic the Hedgehog movie? I thought it had a very different message, one referring to all Sonic games post-2010.
Not about media in general.
Wow... that was pure art. It isn't very often that i find someone like you... Everything you've said, everything you have yet to say. You say it because you know you can. Me and you are somewhat alike... i often struggle to find people that understand me, and over time i seem to lose my identity as a person. This video has reminded me to think. Everyone in this world is special, but some are blinded by what they think is truth and how things are. Steriotypes, Racists, Sexists... they may seem to us a big ceiling, slowly pushing down on us, but there's only one person that can push that ceiling back up: the one underneath it. Since i am still at school i still have alot to learn, but every day, i look at others and think "Do i belong here?". Now this may sound a bit stuck up but i feel as if i have matured much quicker than other students around me. I look at someone and see myself staring back at me, but from when i was younger. Before i felt matured. I completely understand what everything you said meant in this video, and hope that others see this as an actual person saying what they think, and not a "Great video that's really inspirational" as i've heared many people say in the past. When i do something wrong or incorrectly, i often beat myself up over it, but when i think about it more deeply, i realise that a person that goes through life with no mistakes, has not learnt anything. Unfortunately, many people get lost in other people's opinions and can't get back out. At school, I see many people who label, but no matter who says anything to them, they never seem to change. Alot of people seem to have grown up with things like sexism implanted in their brains so that it's something they think is right. Others make fun of people with disabilities and call them special. It makes me sick, but sometimes i find my self teetering over in that direction and i have to bring myself together. Alot of the time, people say things like "You're not popular" or "How many friends do you have?" and i feel bad for both of the people in the conversation. The one who says the sentence becauser they think that people only like tyou if you're popular and the person getting spoken to as it's a nuisance and can really have an effect on them mentally. The thing that sickens me the most though are people who judge others... Now, there are plenty of people out there who make fun of you for your opinions and there will never be a perfect world where there is no one like that. But what people don't understand is that there is a difference between disagreeing and making fun of. When people say things like "HA! You're Gay" you may say to them "What's wrong with that?" then they'll say something like "Oh... nothing i was uh.." and you catch them out. Sometimes i think people don't actually think what they say, but say it to put the other person down or to be popular. What people don't understand is that this is the world that we live in and it's never going to change completely. So what you really have to do is (and i'm not saying this in a mean way) suck it up and deal with it. Everyone is special and no one should be left out. I hope that people understand nothing will ever be perfect.
Thankyou
P.S if this comment didn't seem to have a main point... i totally agree... I just had alot of stuff i wanted to say and this is the best way i could do it ;)
I am in a very similar predicament as you are. I am in middle school and I already see people doing illegal dirty things, and it surprises me. I am still that person who doesn't agree with others' actions. And, of course, my video game passion is part of this.
Not wanting to be narrsasistic, Ill move on to my point. The important thing is to find something that you enjoy like Acting, Reading, and of course video games! Having a hobby or finding friends can be a great way to take your mind off of others that you dislike.When people around you are ridiculing you or you don't believe in their actions, make sure NEVER to take the road that they are on, because you will do better in life if you go your on way and be successful.
Well, it's nice to know i'm not alone on this one. At the beginning of the school year, i started learning Japanese and as you can probably guess, i got aLOT of people calling me a Weaboo but i carried on and i think that;s what matters. If you ignore what others think, they will eventually come to accept that that is who you are and you're not their piece of clay to model. It's OK to be different because while at first people may come to think of you as strange, they will end up respecting you for having your own opinion and sticking with it.
Thanks for the comment man. As your comment is in-depth I want to give a proper reply; so, I will get back to you at some point tomorrow when I have more time to go through it.
No worries bro ;)
I love the Sonic The Hedgehog Franchise, that cannot be taken away from me
And yes I've been called "cringe" a lot because I am obsessed with Jackson five era MJ and you can imagine the kind of names that I've been called for that, a song I wrote was called cringe by "grown" women on facebook, and because I like anime and vocaloid. Even my newest special interest, which is tornadoes, has been called cringy, because of the intensity of my obsessions, which is normal for a person with asperger's. :( I feel like people care so much about race or accidentally misgendering someone or whatever, but when it comes to disabled people or vulnerable adults, nobody cares and we just get poked fun of and called cringy. :(
This video is amazing! I love how you went in depth with all your arguments dude! And it sucks the media divides us just for the sake of views...
This speaks volumes about very hated groups like furries; go to an AnthroCon or FurCon and you'd just see a bunch of nerdy high school or college kids playing D&D, talking about pop culture, or more creative hobbies like art and music. Yes there are sexual hotel room parties, but with consenting adults that try to make sure they don't harm others. Yet, there protrayed at pedophiles and zoophiles, even though going into popular furry media says how much furries hate those who practice pedophilia or bestiality. Every group of varying interests, characteristics, beliefs, and etc; have small groups of bad people. Yet, those who do not follow the standard of normalcy or sameness are treated like crap, as if punished for not being some toxic incel.
Because people with atleast one hobby or interest, and a general life, with common human decency. Don't care about what someone does if it doesn't effect them.
I utterly despise cringe culture, because 99.99% of the times, the victims being mocked are disabled/autistic people such as myself, who have obsessive interests. It's not right. :( and the things being mocked are simply innocent and harmless things that bring them joy and aren't hurting anyone... Such as liking a show whose targeted audience is for kids, etc. Which I find to be more wholesome than watching stuff that has corrupted ideals, swearing, violence etc.
Wow 2,000 views. The most underrated video on youtube. Best of luck
Thank you so much for this video. I wish more people saw this, and heard your points. Cringe culture is bullying, and it suppresses individuality. People are harassed for being themselves, and it sucks.
I only like cringe culture that is meant for the laughs and does not mean any harm towards people. But some people who make cringe compilations will tell other people to kill them selves, and to go and harass that person which they feature in their cringe comp, and that is not even close to ok. If you make a cringe compilation, don’t encourage harassment towards the people you feature, and at least say beforehand that the cringe compilation is a joke.
The very point of cringe culture is to put other people down...
This is why I keep coming back to this channel.
Thanks for sticking with the channel mate, means a lot. More videos on the way!
Aye! Wonderful video, i always love the topics you choose to talk about! I'm glad you're back, i've been missing your videos, but at least you're here again! keep it up and stay awesome GP!
+davidmpe74 cheers man, really means a lot. I'm going to try and upload a bit more frequently from now on but thanks for sticking around.
Your videos are so amazing! Every time I go to watch your videos you inspire me, you put work into these topics, you inspire everyone! Keep up the good work and I know the next video will be great!😄
Cheers mate, really means a lot. Its comments like this that make the effort all the worthwhile.
+The Gaming Psychologist thank you. :)
Interesting video, well out together and well spoken. Will share it with my friends!
Honestly while I think your message is great though, I'm not sure about how I feel about being one's self. Especially if who you are could be better or more productive in life. There's never an obligation to be anything you can't or don't want to, bht doesn't mean you can't strive for it?
And for cringe stuff, I don't agree with when people are trying to do somehing and end up getting ripped apart for it because it isn't as good as others or is deemed cringey. But with friends I do joke a lot about such ppeople. Dunno if that's right of me to do
Cheers mate, means a lot.
Thanks for challenging me on this. I guess, my point in the video is that we are what we are, we can't change that. Our likes and hobbies are written in our genetic code and so we would never be interested in pursuing things we get no enjoyment out of doing. To strive for something we don't really want to do would only make sense if it results in some other benefit for the person doing it, or for those that person cares for. I believe our productivity naturally excels at the things we like, and is inhibited by things we don't.
It's not wrong to point out odd behaviour and certainly not to take notice of it, sometimes its very important to do so; however if what someone is doing is perfectly innocent and they are being publicly humilated for it, I think a line has been crossed somewhere. I think the internet has made it very easy for those that have perhaps made silly and harmless mistakes to be forever remembered through cringe compilations.
Great video, and I love the visuals to this video! So colourful!
Thanks
Christ, it seems more like the people who call others cringe are cringed by others.
It gives a warped perception.
Thank you for making this.
+Jace Rausch no problem.
Literally everyone I meet could not tell that I am a huge video gamer and a DC and Batman fan. It's annoying as fuck not being taken seriously because I read comic books and play video games. But I honestly couldn't give less of a shit what people think of me, thank god I have friends that accept me for who I am. Anyways, awesome video! Btw, are you watching the Euros?
You're not being ignored because you read comics.
You're being ignored and insulted because DC sucks fried ramen.
+Ross the Boss You're incredibly immature. Btw, I wouldn't talk about sucking considering how bad your videos are.
+Mark Rezk sorry for not getting back to you sooner man. I'm a busy guy. Yeah, given how much video games and comic books have developed I still find it strange there is still a stigma attached. Glad you enjoyed the video, yes, I've been keeping up with the euros. Disappointed England are out but can't say I'm to surprised about it either. All eyes are on Murray now.
Mark Rezk Wow buddy, ever heard of sarcasm? Probably not you filthy degenerate.
+Ross the Boss How is that sarcasm? That didn't look anything like a sarcastic joke.
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Ok um- some of these words are literal slurs and another is a neurodivergency.
I hate cringe culture too but we need to be careful to look at the bigger picture here and how cringe culture effects 1. More people than gamers and 2. Leads and bleeds into other types of bigotry like ableism.
✨nuance✨
Crime culture is SO pervasive when privileged people encounter people speaking about their experiences with oppression. They diffuse the issue with laughter so they don’t have to face the idea of challenging their beliefs, behavior or society and to mute out any complaints of suffering.
What a great video! Fantastic job!
Thank you.
We all need to ask this question, Is this really how this is?
Looks at Fox and CNN.
well... socially awkward videogamer over here... well @ least I'm self aware...
Very well done!
+Ray01X thank you
Why did I not find this channel sooner?
Yes you're back!!!!
I am indeed. Thanks for being patient and sticking with me through my channels dry spell. Means a lot.
+The Gaming Psychologist np :D
This Video Is Awesome!Good job!
+hyperthunder14 thank you
+The Gaming Psychologist You Welcome^^
ITS PRONOUNCED WEE-AH-BOO!
Also-this was fantastic. Subscribed.
So much for the Sonic 25th anniversary game
+King Bradberry it's still coming. We'll get it next year.
The Gaming Psychologist Yeah gonna enjoy playing it on the Wii u I don't have
this is good
Aren't you a bit quick sweeping free will under the rug?
+Siana Gearz how am I doing that?
this video is extremely cringy tbh
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Irony? Or point missed?