Squid Game: The Challenge Is A CRIME Against Humanity
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- čas přidán 5. 06. 2024
- Netflix made a new reality show…and it’s bad? Squid Game: The Challenge is a crime against humanity!
0:00 Introduction
0:55 The Premise
1:57 How people got picked
3:08 The Challenges
18:44 The Characters
21:10 Authenticity
21:55 Exploitation
27:44 The Lawsuit
#squidgame #squidgamechallenge - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Also I find this so surreal that they’re literally mocking a dystopia and it’s becoming real life, we really are in a dystopia
I also find the criticism of "people who aren't all here because they need the money" to be interesting, especially in this economy- just because you (to use Stephen as an example) own a moving company doesn't mean it's doing well or is doing well enough to support his family. Some of these businesses could be start ups that could really use the financial backing, or like his older buddy who is retired with 'a ton of hobbies,' as long as none of them are already millionaires they could all probably use it? It is life-changing money even after taxes so like, idk. I think it would be even more messed up if they only choose people who genuinely truly needed it, a-la actual squid games, because it is at that point purely profiting off dangling money on a fishing line they can never truly reach. It would also be really messed up to do this to people who desperately need it because of the injuries/hypothermia/never damage, hospital/doctors visits are crazy in America and most of the constraints seemed to be American or American citizens. The whole thing is just wild to me, I agree with the coverall consensus of the video, the show shouldn't have been made at all, it's unnecessary and laughs in the face of the actual squid games show, the show was pointing the finger at society and saying "there's a problem here, the rich don't see the 'non rich' as people, they're play things to them and something needs to change" the reality show just said "hehe we made the set look identical hehe... dystopia? Where?"
@@vibeanddie8926 I completely agree with that opinion! There’s really no ethical way for them to make it.
We've been in a dystopia this whole time bro 😂 now people are starting to notice.
@@chupamelo69 true 😭
Is the dystopia in the room with us rn?
Netflix gave the players CONDOMS but refused to give the lip balm?? 💀
Exactly! What is with their priorities?
I mainly was wondering when they think theyre gonna use them considering they're all in one large dorm together
@RatchelRach you’d be surprised!
RIGHT???
imagine taking time off work/school just to be eliminated outside of challenge at random I'd be so pissed.
Their loss get overit ppl take off for dating shows as well
I had auditioned for this show and was pretty vulnerable about why I wanted to participate in show, most of reasons being financial due to the consequences of my own poor decision making when i was younger. I talked about how I have a family now and want to have them live comfortably when I'm gone because both my kids are special needs. That said, it was kind of infuriating to watch participants who run businesses, have masters degrees, doctors, and even one guy who's husband was a producer get a shot to live more comfortably than they're already living, BUT, i guess the alternative would have been to exploit a bunch of poor people. The only thing they could have done better was to not make the show at all. And to think they're casting for another season of it 🙃
That’s kind of the dilemma I faced watching this, there’s no ethical way to enjoy it. Either they exploit the most vulnerable people in society or they help make already financial stable people more rich because they wanted to be on TV. It’s the same for other game shows but you’re able to better ignore it because it’s not so much in the forefront. This being based on a show where it was explicitly about people suffering makes it harder to ignore.
I mean exploiting people who are in desperate financial situations would be in theme with the original show
Did u really tho I wouldn’t have audienced for it if I was u bc that shit fucked up making people compete for a large amount of money that stuff can ruin peoples relationships and family ygm
So, because you were irresponsible when you were younger and made poor decisions, you think you deserve more opportunities than people who didn’t make poor decisions and actually made something of themselves? That kind of mindset is so backwards and that perpetual victimhood will continued to hold you back
All the crying was annoying to me. The people eliminated were not killed. They went home safely. It was a bit much in my opinion.
agreed. like i get being sad bc your friend had to leave but like, yall are acting like theyre gonna be murdered when they exit the scene lmao
to be fair sacrificing thousands of dollars to fly back and forth home just to get eliminated is a pretty good reason to cry imo
At the end of the video he explains that Netflix told people to act dramatically when themselves or others got eliminated so they would have a better chance at being featured in the show.
I agree BUT, based on things I’ve heard, it was genuinely isolating. And it seems like the players are actually put under a lot of stress. The show seems really unethical.
Also I think the guy who was basically pressured and bullied into selecting a shape was justified in crying. The poor dude clearly had a lot of anxiety.
But the intense crying over little things, I agree, is sooo annoying. But I think some of it it’s fair, especially if these people actually build relationships to one another, but the show barely shows us building it.
you forgot some don't have money while others are well off
I get that it’s a high-pressure/stakes scenario and that they’re all confined and stuck with each other, so I’m sure there was some quick/intense bonding going on, but the goofiest thing about this show to me was all the players being so dramatic. Freaking out, screaming, and crying when someone was eliminated, and especially people being like “I would trust so-and-so WITH MY LIFE” like ?? 😭 you’ve know them for 6 days ??
At the end of the video he explains that Netflix told people to act dramatically when themselves or others got eliminated so they would have a better chance at being featured in the show.
Squid Game is like The Loud House to Stranger Things' SpongeBob in that there was finally a show that, by Netflix's standards, became just as popular as Stranger Things. But just like The Loud House, they make a "real life" spinoff that misses the point of the original.
They made a live action loud house??
@@Elizafaye247yes..
@@jacquiokweri WHAT
The fuck is Loud House?! I never even heard of it. Then again I’m late on this game show, too as I barely watched it yesterday.
netflix fell off so bad its crazy, great video once again
Thanks!
i was with you until you said that the point of the original squid games was that “everyone is in control of their own destiny in the games”. the show points out at several points that it’s actually rigged. the old man was literally the creator of the games and he kept the main character safe towards the end. also i’d safely argue that murders committed in the dorm room can’t fit into the idea that the games are meant to highlight individual responsibility. the victims of the killings had no say in their own deaths. the original squid games specifically prioritizes selfishness but that shouldn’t be conflated with individuality because the whole point of the show is to highlight how there are rules to the games of capitalism that force people to view others as tools for their own survival. contestants are forced to view people that way because the games are inherently unfair and people have to find ways to increase their odds of winning. to win you have to be selfish and thats not interchangeable with individuality unless you believe that people are “inherently selfish”. people aren’t inherently selfish, their environments are designed to be confirmation bias to the people who already believe that the world is inherently already selfish.
I agree with you but I think my interpretation of the whole killing other players thing was that, you could fight back, it wasn’t just something that you had to let happen to you. Like I said the games were still unfair and the whole idea of the games being equalizers was a load of crap. But fundamentally during challenges players had input on how they played their game, they had some autonomy. The reason I hate warships so much is because most of the players had no autonomy in the game, the results of the game didn’t come down to anything they did, which I think fundamentally contradicted the original games. Even in team challenges like tug of war, you won or lost based on your participation. Again the games are still really unfair, but players had input. Warships and all the dorm challenges put players in these passive roles where things were just happening to them. They get voted out because someone else said so, no opportunity to fight back.
Also the game masters turned off the lights in the glass challenge because the glass maker was going to save everyone. The game was never supposed to be fair… that’s a lie just like how people say capitalism is fair because “everyone has a chance”. Squid game are supposed to be a reflection of capitalism, not an alternative.
In the original drama series, except the glass bridge game, all games were based on skills and a little bit of luck here or there. Even in the bridge game, there was an opportunity for the players to decide their numbers after being told that the numbers will decide their orders, not exactly something like odd numbers will be eliminated.
So yeah, this challenge was many times unfair as you can't do anything to change your destiny. Those tests were god horrible but entertaining.
I personally would have liked more if they have kept all the same challenges there except maybe the last challenge because it was a little too much for reality tv show.
I think Mr.Beast did it way better. He kept the atmosphere fairly light and made it enjoyable. He is also capable in making it more sinister fs.
This show made me remember *"Golden Balls"* which are not some pleasant memories.
Hit the nail on the head
Girllll SHUTTTT Alllll The Way TF 🆙 👏🏾👌🏾🥴😂😂 looking at your profile pic, You and I BOTH know groups of Mfs who indeed are and were born “INHERENTLY SELFISH”🙄😳🤷🏾♀️😭😭 what moon are you on bc you’re NOT on planet Earth 🫣🤣🤣 the movie and this 🌽 a$$ show tried to show us ppl, from all walks of life, were picked randomly to sometimes have to work as a Team and other challenges made you think about yourself or the Mf you literally JUST MET while being in the “squidVerse”👌🏾😂😂 none of the challenges on either production were challenging games and didn’t require a high IQ or mf diploma 😂😂 if it had a format let’s say kinda like Big Brother, where they were following the storylines of a small group of different personalities, the concept they were trying to convey wouldn’t have Flew Over your head 🙄🫣🫢🫠🤷🏾♀️😂🤣😭😂🤣😭
Are we not gonna talk about the guy who DROPPED OUT OF COLLEGE to participate in this? I kinda feel bad for, like who told him that would be a good idea?
i feel bad for Starla, after they interviewed her I wanted her to win and when she lost I was devastated.
The majority of the contestants were already rich
Source?
8:33 i'm pretty sure player 299 was a cancer survivor and netflix just didn't even bother to tell us this.
They only focused on ppl who made it further he was eliminated pretty early.
That's insane
it doesn't matter whether the content of the show or games were good to me, the entire basis is evil and the exact plot of the original game. :/
The fact they were given condoms! LOL
The old guy looked absolutely FLABBERGASTED here 20:46
Until anyone is in that situation, who knows how you will respond. I think mental and emotional turmoil is way more traumatic than physical. Bones and muscles heal, but thoughts and feelings remain forever.
They are tired, hungry, mentally tapped out, all the above.
I completely agree that they had to replace Tug of War. When you know it is coming, it is most easy to prepare for. Warships was not the best for a replacement. But that also factors in with all the dorm games where you also have 0 control over your fate. Anyways, fuck capitalism
14:25
You skipped circle of trust.
Wait- they were given condoms but not lip balm…?
PLEASE do a vid in Solitary. It was basically a reality torture experiment that went on for like 5 seasons or so? Each competitor is locked in a small room, reduced to a number and deprived of sleep and food as they have to participate in different (arguably torturous) challenges in order to advance. It's crazy to me how little this show is talked about, even in those "Top ten most unethical reality shows of all time" style vids
All I'm gonna say is thank you for making this video. This pretty much sums up everything I feel about Squid Games: The Challenge.
yeah bc I only watched the first episode and now I don’t have to watch the rest of the series lol
am i the only one who is super annoyed at dani and kyle for kicking out 200 who literally did nothing? They could have eliminated ANYONE else, especially 432. 200 wanted to get that money for his daughter and i bet that there was a few players who wanted money for no real reason, or there was a few players who were being rude. 200 did nothing
also i was really routing on husnain on kicking out 432, but he took a risk. Maybe he just wanted to leave before bryton could hurt him irl (he threatened him)
How were they supposed to know what he was fighting for? All they knew was that he was being extremely social and had a lot of friends
Honestly Netflix totally missed the point of Squid Game’s anti-Capitalist critique.
I have plenty of issues with capitalism, but I don’t understand how Squid Games is any different from any other reality show. I’d be interested to hear your thoughts on the Survivor reality show. I don’t see any videos about it on your channel, despite the fact that people
Have actually died on that show.
I can't speak for the Survivor shows in other countries, but in regards to the U.S. series, none of the contestants have died while competing on the show, throughout 45 seasons. Caleb Reynolds from Kaôh Rōng & Russell Swan from Samoa have had close calls out there, but are still alive today.
Unfortunately, a few Survivor contestants have passed away like Keith Nale & Rudy Boesch, but all those deaths occurred years after filming.
I actually enjoyed this show. Great series
I hope you get rejected in some of your first dates when if you ever come to say that.
The prize is 4.5m dollars it’s obviously not going to be easy.. I signed up for the next one - casting is open right now
Where?
Even the Squid Game content farms have more dignity than the reallty show
It's not a cookie. I don't know why everyone keeps calling it a cookie. It's a disc of caramelized sugar and bicarbonate soda. It's a fizzy candy. It doesn't have any flour or baking powder or anything like a cookie
Cookie is a lot quicker to say than a disc of caramelized sugar and bicarbonate soda
@@nico-hp1oi true. that's a good point. I'm wondering if that's what they said in the dubbed version or something. It would match the mouth movements better than "sponge candy," which is the translation I see used most often for English speakers. Dalgona just means "it's sweet," so there's not much to go on, I guess lol
@@SavageMinnowthat & it looks like a cookie
Disagree with the overall opinion but agree with different points
let's go new Tronn video🥳
Haha
Only watched the first episode, but I think this video entertained me more than the whole series of ‘squid game: the challenge’ would’ve. So thanks now I don’t gotta watch the rest 😄
Something tells me this guy would also consider Survivor and Big Brother to be "CRIMES against Humanity", because in those reality shows, we're also watching people compete for money, form alliances, despite being only one winner in the end. And heaven forbid, there are also contestants ranging from different ages. Just because you don't like competitive Reality TV, doesn't mean it shouldn't exist. If you're not happy with reality-based tv, maybe you're not happy with as the name suggests, reality.
I also immediately thought about survivor and how this guy would whine about it too
There's major differences. You know exactly what you're getting into with Survivor, they don't purposefully trick you in ways like making it seem like you'll play tug-of-war when it's actually Battleship, there is always immediate emergency medical care for like a dozen individuals rather than literally *hundreds* of people swarming over each other and dropping like flies, they don't portray hours' worth of a challenge as 5 minutes without actually showing the physical strain on contestants... need I continue?
@@KaiLucasZachary
All the things you said are right on. Judging by what the narrator talks about, though, he doesn’t seem to like reality shows anyways, so why watch them? I don’t watch reality shows myself, but this one interested me due to the actual drama show being the inspiration and wanted to see how it plays out. Somehow I’m a month late, since I barely saw it, but it was enjoyable despite all the cringy people in it.
NEW VIDEO WE CHEERED
10:29, Disagree on your War Ship game opinion, War Ship is childhood game, and it’s more fair. And War ship game is all about teamwork too!
Yes I really appreciated the strategy that Bee used.. it was very interesting. I would have loved to see more strategy games though.. like in marbles they only really showed throwing games & no strategy games even though half the players chose strategy games. I feel like they could have come up with something cooler for the finale though. But I guess since they had to cut out physical games, like tug of war & squid game, bc it would be unfair to certain people, they also cut out mental games bc some people just wouldn't hold up to the more intelligent ones. So that kind of left us with a ton of chance games, a lot of 50/50 shots, & random eliminations
This is the first reality show that pay that prize 4.56M in only 2 weeks. there are other shows has longer time, a month and the prize was not even close. Mr Beast Squid Games prize is 10 times less even with the extra prize 5k, 10k, 20k, etc for quit the game or make this far all the prize together is not even close to 4.56M. this game the challenge is all or nothing.
I loved the reality as much as the series for one reason only, ENTERTAINMENT
you make some valid points but things like "the series was fair and everybody got a chance" bruh, shit was rigged from the start and someone could shank you while sleepin'
or in the reality "you don't know who to root for", I mean does the show have to tell you? I had my favorites and they "died" (My guy Lorenzo, I will never forget your insatiable hunger)
I don't care about critique, or messaging, I mean if what I am watching has it and makes sense within universe I am cool, if not why bother, I just want to come home from my shitty 9-5 and just have some good ENTERTAINMENT, and boi I am glad they are making a new one because that show was a fun watch, but if they cancel it... I am cool too because at the end it's just a show
cheers pal
I agree that the edit and game design were poor but you contradicted yourself quite a bit in this video. You said the players were subjected to “the same atrocities” as the drama series, then you went on to show how they were not. You complained the players were being exploited, but then you said the show doesn’t really work because the players aren’t all there for the money and it’s not a life/death situation so the stakes are very low. It’s also consensual and voluntary; there is no threat of death or anything if you don’t participate so saying these players were exploited is dramatic and implying that this filming experience was as atrocious as the drama series is absurd.
To compare the horror of the drama series to your shock at the concept of *gasp* co-ed bathrooms is hilarious.
Also, it sounds like you’ve never heard of reality tv. Wait until you hear about Survivor. (It’s been on for 45 seasons and the accommodations are far worse than this. Oh and people don’t have shelter or meals and they actually get hurt sometimes.)
They didn't missunderstood the original, they made sure nobody will get injured and that everyone gets the same fair chance instead of people going into tug of war with a group of muscle guys against a group of women and elders.
So from my understanding you would love to watch a 50+ year woman fight a youngster in a head to head fighting combat to get the millions right?
The tests replaced the killing in the series. so instead of having people kill each other for money, they made this tests for that. The dice game also showed what type of decisions the people would make. The episodes can't evolve around everyone since it would take several hours per episode and since it is not scripted and don't know how far someone will make it, they kept the the cameras on the people that looked the most interesting and showed more. According to some players there was even more drama between players that wasn't shown at all (some are happy about it...).
As about the food thing, there was some limited extra so people could indeed go back to the line and get a second portion.
You are rumbling as if it is the fault of netflix that she was eliminated in the first game and critisize the age of the people and their backgrounds as if every participant had to be homeless people or something.
As about the lawsuits they will go nowhere since it was already written in their contracts that by signing the contract they agree on going through extreme physical and mentally conditions.
Also that if they think its too much for them, they are allowed to quit at any time during the show, which they unfortunately didn't because they choose so.
I think it would be good if you would skip the second season since you don't enjoy this anyway(yes you can already apply for it).
Choosing to absolve a multibillion dollar company of any responsibility in this is a choice. I don’t mind that tug of war changed, I just think warships is a bad replacement because it makes the players passive. Also the eliminations are a terrible substitute for killing. In the show players could defend themselves, they didn’t just have to let a guy a with a knife kill them, the eliminations don’t give players an opportunity to stay in the game. It boiled down to, if someone didn’t like you they could vote you out and that was it, you just lost. Also players said that Netflix was filming all the time, that most of them did interviews and there were several storylines that weren’t shown. It wasn’t that they kept the camera on interesting people, all out of players got camera time, it’s just what they decided to include that was weird. If they knew one of the guys was gonna be a finalist while editing the show, it’s crazy for them not to show us him at all until the very end. As with the lawsuit, I think the worst thing about capitalism is that it incentivizes people like you to defend corporations over lives. You’d rather blame people, than say maybe a multibillion dollar company could’ve done a little more to keep players safe.
@@Tronn9672you understand that shows improve right?
@@Tronn9672 do you remember the show survivor? It is far from what it was like in season one. Things became better and will continue to become better. Criticisms are important because they help producers take note and I'm pretty sure they also see their own faults. The only thing to look out for is, will they listen to the criticisms in preparation for future seasons?
It was a good show and a good attempt imo. Hate me in the name of capitalism idc.
They tried fr.
@@Ultralined If you enjoyed it fine, think of this as my way of saying how it can be better
War ship is more fair, it uses brains not muscles!
Idk why people are deeping the concept of this show. It’s a game show which people have volunteered to do and can quit at any time. There have been thousands of game shows including ones like Survivor where they are literally starved and tortured for weeks.
Right? Did people forget about Fear Factor? A show that had some of the most dangerous stunts ever? Or how about many TLC shows which while they’re not game shows, they’re just as exploitative if not more? I’m sure there’s way more examples than these too. People are over analyzing this show imo.
Agreed! They signed up for it
Omg thank God. I just said this.
@@Justkimchii0111 That's also not good lmaooo. Reality tv tends to be really exploitative, especially TLC. This show getting heat for the same thing + it's shits all over the concept of the tv show but more boring.
You did a terrible review, it sounds too much opinionated and bias from your own dislike of the show. Also, who knows how the editors edit it, maybe the 1st episode was getting edited already while the games are still ongoing. So they wouldn't know who the top winners are so that's why they don't get a lot of focus in the first episodes.
lol this is not a review this 100% an opinion piece and you’re bend over backwards trying to justify the bad things about it. The show was filmed for 2 weeks in January, they knew who the winners were while editing the show, it was just a bad choice.
@@Tronn9672don’t gaslight people in order to share your opinion the show was great you sound similar to the guy who took extra food
@@No0Snakes Don't use legitimate psychological terms like "gaslight" that genuinely have severe effects on people just because you don't like opinions.
Since I know that the game lasted 7 hours, and they had to stay still for 30 to 40 minutes, it all makes suddenly much more sense to me.
For example that so many people throw themselves on the ground every time the doll turned its head around.
I thought "Why would you do that if you have to stand up and run in just a few seconds?" But now it makes sense. But now that we know they had to freeze for so long, that one woman who ended up in that sitting in the air position, looks even more stupid.
I mean.... every other person tried to find a position where they could stay for half an hour, but she is the only one who just ran without thinking about that!?
And the old lady with her hands in her pockets.
Makes much more sense when you know the temperature was very low...
Honestly I liked it
Completely agree, but wouldn’t be surprised if this got another season. And Ik they’re making Squid Game S2 as we speak
That's crazy honestly suing for more money....
that is called a bad loser
It's a game show. That is all. Everyone has different motives. There are always stories in all game shows. Some people lose and some people win that's it.
Yeah, I would absolutely hate if I was going into it hoping to pay off something like debts or hospital bills only for a lot of the contestants to say they're just doing it for the giggles, to hopefully further their "influencer career", didn't actually need the money, and/or doing it just to earn fake internet points and virtue signal.
Also tbh I understand replacing the children's squid game with something else, as I didn't really understand the game (though I learn games better by playing them), but they could have spiced up rock paper scissors or did a different game. Like Kakegurui and Kaiji: Ultimate Survivor spiced up Rock Paper Scissors by making it a card game and they both also approached it differently.
I disagree with most of your complaints about the show. I thought it was great as is.
Right? Plus they all signed up for it
@@blakepizarro1105yeah when he said how does Netflix justify doing this and I was like they chose to sign up
Yes, but I do wish we could have known the finalists better. By the end of the game, I felt like I didn't really know any of these groups or individuals nor was I invested in them.
Why are we talking about lip bombs!? They were so dehydrated that their lips were totally dried out!? WTF!? Shouldn't a company like that provide enough food and water to their contestants? I get it. In the series, the contestants didn't get much either, but that's reality and these are real people! And a company like Netflix has a responsibility for them while they're there.
And they should draw the line at the point where it could have health consequences.
I mean... In the series they also removed organs from dead people, why did they suddenly draw a line there?
Was good show my pick won also so idc but yeah hopefully we improve the next season but to say oh no no game at all please with all the trauma in the world this is a nice reprieve from it all in the end someone got power to do whatever they want hopet help people
Sharrap... u talking OP
Battleships was my favorite episode because it had less personal drama where people are hating on each other. It was just a simple game where the people are the pawns. The rest of the episodes had too much cringy drama.
I had no idea about the influencers. No wonder most of the people were cringy. Internet people are so annoying.
they missed the point of the original
Glad they weren't filming here where it can get below -20 C (-4 F)
1: This is defiently not the worst reality show that existed, fear factor is just one example that takes it to the more extreme. This genre is quite normalized, so i dont know why you're acting so surprised for the concept of competing for money.
2: Netflix is the producer and creator of the original show, of course they can do whatever they want with it.
3: I found the extreme simple nature of the games what actually is the core of squid game, so i dont see it as "lazy", rather sticking to the concept of extreme simplicity.
4: if people cant tolerate a little cold and risks to gain 4.5 million dollars, then they probably shouldn't compete in the first place.
5: i think they did great as a first attempt considering the complexities, most likely it will improve if they make more seasons because of feedback, and i find the concept makes a great thrilling show experience.
I agree with everything you said except not exactly in the simplicity of the games. I would have liked to see more strategic games. Even in marbles they really only showed the throwing games. I didn't mind war ship, especially when they brought in Bee who used incredible strategy.
Honestly, I think the show would have been better if they brought in more geniuses like her as well as the professional athletes. She, and Mai, the winner, were the only ones who struck me as above average in intelligence, & watching them play the games was super fun. It got boring when the contestants stopped competing against each other. Their strategy became all taking 50/50 chances, which is way less interesting than watching a deserving player win with strategy. The best win of the game was Bee's imo
"Exploitation is fun" thumbnail. Is that why you're on this site putting money into google's pocket?
Netflix did a good job with this one. It's a good show.
I really enjoyed the show. I’m a fan of Big Brother and Survivor too so this was right up my alley. The only part I could barely watch was the cookie vomit 🤢 part with Spencer, it was so hard to watch. But the edits were fun and refreshing. A lot of these people were pretty well off, or in this for the exposure, to get the good vibes and exposure. But since they were not paid, I think it made more sense to choose middle class players.
But I love your point about the two deaf players. Because the younger one was seen as some sort of a shero and the older guy was vilified. He was trying to retire and to me she was virtue signaling, maybe because I’m 40 so I’m in between their two ages but she seemed very rude to him and I was shocked at how she came off smelling like roses and he was seen as some bad guy. There’s something about being young and female that made her feel somehow entitled. She even kept pointing out girls and gays as the only worthy players. Everything about her game was virtue signaling.
i really liked the show, hope they keep making it...
Once you join a challenge there will be waiver your signing. It's a contest for millions of money of course it will not be easy.
Yea I didn’t really vibe with the show. Me and my wife figured out who was gonna win rather quickly and it did seem pretty rigged
It’s crazy to me that Physical 100 did a “real life squid game” better than Squid Game the challenge. Like at bare minimum they edited to fit the outcomes more consistently as opposed to leaving the top players out of majority of the screen time until they had to ???
I liked it.
Besides everything else I've seen people mention, I also think the choice of what games to play is so bad. The point in the original show is that they are all kids games from the players childhood! A lot of the games were not something is was really familiar with and I'm presuming a lot of other westerners are either. Which just takes away a huge part of the emotional weight of the games. But it doesn't really matter as the fact that they made the squid game a reality show/game show is so fucking dystopian.
The whole game also doesnt really work without actually killing the players (not that they should have killed actual people!) Cause thats such a big part of what makes the games so tense.
Whoever greenlit, produced, was any sorta part of coming up with this challenge show, are so disconnected with reality its honestly scary
thats crazy
Netflix decided the success of Squid games needed to be replicated "by subjecting real life people to the same atrocities that happened in the original show."
This is the most intellectually lazy and dishonest thing I've heard in a month. You do realize these people were not being murdered, correct?
Still better than MrBeast squid game.
Corazones rojos
Why is everyone acting like this is the first ever reality show known to humanity? . It’s not like it’s justified but this is literally the premise of most game shows .
probably because of the subject matter in the original squid game
people always had to say something.. 😅😅
Second season will be even worse because people will ONLY go for fame
Yikes
Mr beasts squidgame video was better than this show
yayyy im so early
Mr Beast did it better and a longer time ago
show was fire
I Disagree big time! I really enjoyed ALL of the games and challenges, it was fun, fair, kept you guessing who was going to win, and they literally did "hands up 7up" which you did not mention.
Is survivor also a crime Shaina humanity 🤯
There's major differences. You know exactly what you're getting into with Survivor, they don't purposefully trick you in ways like making it seem like you'll play tug-of-war when it's actually Battleship, there is always immediate emergency medical care for like a dozen individuals rather than literally **hundreds** of people swarming over each other and dropping like flies, they don't portray hours' worth of a challenge as 5 minutes without actually showing the physical strain on contestants... need I continue?
@@KaiLucasZachary You copied and pasted this same reply from the comment that I left that mentioned Survivor, so yes, please continue with more originality. Also, Survivor has faked out their contestants before, like in Season 41 when they promised the winning contestants "a feast and immunity", only for a dumb twist to occur for someone to smash an hourglass and those winning people were no longer immune for the upcoming tribal council. That's just one example... need I continue?
It’s not that serious lol
So why are so many commenters taking this so seriously
So is google yet here you are exploiting capitalism when its convient to you. Its so funny what you guys pick and choose to be outraged over lmao 🤣