Why is Hades the Version as the Devil?<br>He isn't exactly evil, just rules over the Underworld.

Why is Hades the Version as the Devil?
He isn't exactly evil, just rules over the Underworld.

i think most people just naturally make the connection between hades and the devil because he rules over the underworld, and the assumption "oohh underworld bad and scary and thats basically hell! he must be so dark and evil oooohhh!!!" LOL

(coming from someone who used to also have that thought process before I actually learned about mythology 😔)

he's actually one of the most decent gods in greek mythology. he's even devoted to his wife persephone, unlike zeus and poseidon

@ANNABELL CANNON I am pretty sure that the definition of the word villain isn't someone who cheated on his wife.

@ANNABELL CANNON I am pretty sure that the definition of the word villain isn't someone who cheated on his wife.

poor guy,<br>tbh he always got the short end of the straw

poor guy,
tbh he always got the short end of the straw

@Book Butterfly I wouldn't say that.
I mean he is just a victim.
His father was the villain in that regard.
Quite funny how the youngest became the king of the gods.
If we would go by the „The Older, the Stronger they are.“ Rule then Zeus would be the weakest. He probably tries to conpensate that with the most Demigod Children.

he's one of the chiller gods mythwise too!

he's one of the chiller gods mythwise too!

Out of all the big greek gods he has the least amount of sexual misconduct.

Out of all the big greek gods he has the least amount of sexual misconduct.

@Fancy Eh? When did he exterminate the Titans? The Titans still exist in the myths, just like the Giants. Titanomachy and Gigantomachy didn't end in the extinction of any of the two races. Just the change of the ruling class. The Gods won and took control of the world and the Titans that didn't surrender were locked at Tartarus, same with the Giants. But the Titans and the Giants are still alive and well. Look at Atlas, look at Prometheus and Epimetheus. Look at Rea or the Giants Hecatonchires such as Kottos and Gigis to name a few. They helped the Gods in the fights and are now the jailers of the Titans that refused to submit at Tartarus.

None of the Greek Gods are evil in the way we describe it in todays society. The Gods, the Titans and the Giants are representations of the forces of nature. They are neutral, just doing their job and never hating or taking sides. Zeus, Poseidon, Athena, Hades Hera and all the Gods are presented just like any other human. They have all the human emotions and characteristics and they can be both Good, nurturing, protective and loving, but they also have the ability to be petty, cruel and vengeful. But the one thing all of them aren't is evil.

They never do anything without a cause or for the heck of it. Never, in any myth will you find a God do something that was negative for a human that he, the human, didn't bring about himself. Arachne dared to mock the Gods with what she weaved, she wasn't turned into a spider because she was better than Athena, that's not the original myth, she was turned into a spider because her hand woven textile was mocking the Gods. Her arrogance was that great. Odysseus was forced to wander for ten years because he dared to challenge the Gods and claim that the victory at Troy was because of him alone, when he knew quite well that Poseidon had interfered and used his sea serpents to kill Laocoön when he tried to warn the Trojans about the possibility of the Trojan horse being a Greek trick. He literary insulted Poseidon when he had helped him. And Minos at Crete? He asked for help from the Gods to gain control of the Minoan Empire and Poseidon agreed. All he asked was for him to offer the Ox he gave him as a sacrifice to him, meaning to dedicate his triumph to him as was right. After all, the only reason he won his kingdom was because Poseidon favored him. And what did Minos do? He outright refused the sacrifice and didn't even offer any praise to Poseidon! He used the power of a God for his own gain and refused to even acknowledge it! So, Poseidon punished him.

Those are just some examples I can use. Point being, there was no Evil God in the Greek mythology, just Gods with human characteristics, with their own agendas and personalities that represented the forces of nature. If you did something to tick them off, if you were arrogant enough to think you can disrespect them and outright insult them, well you were dealing with Gods, its your own goddamn fault for being an idiot.

Hades is actually portrayed as one of the only good Greek gods. He never abandoned his post to rape people, like most of the others, or anything like that. And in some stories, the Persephone and Hades is portrayed as them just dating, and Demeter being pissed off about that. The Persephone being stuck in the underworld half the year was just a way to try and reconcile with Demeter, and Hecate wasn’t helping Demeter find Persephone, it was her keeping Demeter away from Persephone and Hades as a wedding gift.

@Jack Writer Poseidon is considered a GOD how can you casually say "but could he see underwater?" 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@Jack Writer Poseidon is considered a GOD how can you casually say "but could he see underwater?" 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING. tbh he is the best out of the three brothers and just spends his time doing his job in the underworld unless someone comes down and messes with him...

@Card Board 🤡 ...<br>Yeah, I mean the people say that GoT made Incest big... But in reality the Greek Gods created it.

@Card Board 🤡 ...
Yeah, I mean the people say that GoT made Incest big... But in reality the Greek Gods created it.

I brought this up to 666 votes!

Pretty fitting for the comment

I brought this up to 666 votes!

Pretty fitting for the comment

@Rota Abyssian Yeah, less sins... But probably only because he lives in the Underworld. I mean how much bad can he do from there to the living.
His children don't ask him to destroy the ships, because they didn't want to be eaten and stabbed his eye.
Okay, that was specific.

@Jack Writer I can agree with that. It's just an impossible situation. He did bend the rules as far as he could in the end. Him bending the rules is also what gave Orpheus and Eurydice a chance, after all. but yeah, it's an unenviable position in the end, and one of the reasons he never wanted it in the first place. Gotta admit that the man has less sins against him than any of his siblings though.

@Arthur Debra 😂 Yes, first rule about the Percy Jackson Fandom, there are no movies about Percy Jackson... Even though Hades was there better potrayed then in Hercules (I still don't understand how you call him Hercules, while all the gods are being called by their greek names), but them again I only watched the PJ movie 2 times, the first time I didn't knew the books. And while not being a good movie you could enjoy it... As a child who just wants comedy and action. And the second time was when I read the books and watched the movie with a friend just to talk about how aweful the movie is.
... What was it I wanted to say? Right.
I only remember that Hades didn't had his head on fire and hadn't grey skin.

@Rota Abyssian Yet in the end he still let her go and not because he himself wanted so, but someone else threatend him.
He maybe didn't like it, but he was able to let her go and still didn't until he was threatend.
I mean, I like Hades but someone has to talk about the bad sides as well or you get in the end a version of him, that isn't real. Instead it is just like the version where he is totally evil, just in the other direction.
And I mean come on when you hold someone against their will... I mean you could be called a kipnapper or the gouvernment and since he is basically the ruler of the Underworld, I can understand that he has to make sure that the rules are enforced. But that doesn't mean it was one of his good moment either.

@Jack Writer Okay, Hades did not kidnap her. Persephone was given very specific rules for conduct in the Underworld, and by breaking them was forced to comply. Even in the story, having to force her to stay brought him no joy aside from having her presence, but even that was tainted by the actions surrounding it. He's made to be this deceiver god, but all he has ever done is give specific instructions and been made to be the bad guy whence those instructions are not heeded.

@Legendary Hero theres a webtoon olympia something where u can see hades for who he really is, a nice guy.

@Legendary Hero theres a webtoon olympia something where u can see hades for who he really is, a nice guy.

In the book Perçy Jackson he is not pictured as the vilain.

And what about the movie you ask? Well, we don't talk about the movie.

@Jack Writer well yea but atleast they actually love each other and dont have affairs unlike zeus

@Jack Writer well yea but atleast they actually love each other and dont have affairs unlike zeus

@Aid4nski I mean yeah his relationship with Persephone is the most stable. You just have to ignore  the whole kidnapping thing

@Aid4nski I am not sure that you can call it romantic... He basically trapped her in the Underworld gave her food that would keep her there and then only let her get out, after her mother threatend him.

hades is like the only nice god and the only one with a good romantic relationship out of all the gods

hades is like the only nice god and the only one with a good romantic relationship out of all the gods

@Pierce Martinez Poseidon is however very wrathful. He is not only god of the seas, but also of earthquakes. And it you prefer that with "For the most part". ;)

@Cythil yeah, Zeus is definitely far worse than Posiedon. The god of the seas has his moments but at least he knows when to keep it in his pants for the most part.

Hades as a stand in for the Devil is a old one. And weird in many regard. But note that Hades was the also a common term for Hell before Hell was used. And that has a bit to do with in Greek mythology the underworld where the dead reside is also known as Hades after it ruler. And while in Greek Mythology Hades is not really a place of punishment (That would be Tartarus) it is a gloomy place.

Personally I see Zeus and especially Poseidon far crueller gods. But that also based on my modern morality. In many way Zeus can be seen as the incarnation of what a good ruler is. Without Zeus there would be no law and order. But the standard of the time. Which for us is like very weird. But there is also a question how much the gods in Greek mythology is just a standing for nature. That is both why you respect, but also fear the gods. There in many ways arbitrary and inviable. But you can not shout down a Volcano.

Death is inviable and so is Hades. No one gets out of the realm of Hades. Just ask Orpheus and Eurydice.

@Pierce Martinez Yeah, I mean he isn't even responsible for all these natural disasters that the other gods supposedly created. He just makes sure to punish the bad guys. And reward the good ones.<br>I mean it is strange that most people think of him as evil, while at the same time knowing everyone goes down there.

@Pierce Martinez Yeah, I mean he isn't even responsible for all these natural disasters that the other gods supposedly created. He just makes sure to punish the bad guys. And reward the good ones.
I mean it is strange that most people think of him as evil, while at the same time knowing everyone goes down there.

Seriously. Hades is by far more chill than the majority of the Greek pantheon.

Seriously. Hades is by far more chill than the majority of the Greek pantheon.

@Lewis Horgan Oh ok. Yeah, I hoped it would be funny. I always have these ideas in my head and am never sure what other people think about them, so thank you.

@Lewis Horgan I am confused to be honest...
Do I seem lonely or did you mean what I have written? Because, I am totally not at all completely no lonely. No seriously, there is sitting someone right next to me... His name? Ehm... George Window?
Also thanks for the knowledge that this bright blue thing above me is a Sky. Didn't I call it air?

@Lewis Horgan I wasn't aware that he was less powerful, I just thought that Zeus decided that as saviour he should be the king and just said „You, you like fish go to the ocean. You... I don't know you look always so lonely, so go down to the Underworld.“

@Blessie Masancay yah true I forgot that part

@Blessie Masancay yah true I forgot that part

@Blessie Masancay Not entirely. Atlas for example, was punished by holding the sky.

@Blessie Masancay Not entirely. Atlas for example, was punished by holding the sky.

@Fancy  I dont think Zeus killed the titans. They were just exiled in Tartarus.

@Fancy  I dont think Zeus killed the titans. They were just exiled in Tartarus.

Zeus is the evil one. He was born by Titans and raised by gaia and later what did he do in return. Kill all titans. Just look what his father kronos did he avenge his father and during his leadership people didn't know suffering but he start to eat his children as fear they will kill him. He was damn right. His son Zeus extinct all of his kind

@Jack Writer  Hermes's myths are pretty entertaining like hearding all of Apollo's cattle, I think he also stole the lyre, not sure... but yeah, I'd watch those.

@wayne wayne zeus wasn't eaten? He was hidden away by Gaia and Reia before Kronos could take him.

@wayne wayne zeus wasn't eaten? He was hidden away by Gaia and Reia before Kronos could take him.

I wouldn't say Greek mythology has a Devil at all. Seems strange, but nearly every character is morally grey. There's no perfect person (excluding perhaps Prometheus, but even then he was technically a race traitor for bringing fire to the humans, leading to untold suffering). It's strange that something many people had as a bedtime story when they were young is so... morally complex.

Because: Christians. Hades in Greek is a revered God, but he is not synonymous with evil, but rather just neutral. This cultural misconception came much later on when Christians came along. The word Hades, while refers to the god, also refers to the realm he governs. When they wrote the new Testament in Greek, they translated heaven as "Ouranos" and hell as "Hades", which is troubling because hell in Christianity and Judaism has the connection of also being evil. Hence, we have a cultural connotation of Hades being an evil god, because he rules an evil realm.

@Marcin Kot Yeah, I mean sure he wasn't the sunshine kind of guy... (Wich is kind of hard in the Underworld.) But I always thought about him as the morally Grey Character that isn't evil but doesn't do good things for the sake of it either.
To be honest he was the one who won. Sure he had to guard the dead, but he got a whole realm. What did Zeus get? The Air?
And Poseidon God over the sea, sure it is great, but I ask myself if he can see in the dark since it is pretty dark down there.
Sure Hades wasn't the most loved God, but he was an Important and respected one non the less.

@Juocy Jay That sounds so amazing!<br>It doesn't even have to be serious, a Hermes Comedy movie where he tries to finally steal something, or something like that.

@Juocy Jay That sounds so amazing!
It doesn't even have to be serious, a Hermes Comedy movie where he tries to finally steal something, or something like that.

@Legendary Hero I mean Zeus himself is the byproduct of evil, born and eaten by his father then Hiden by his mother. Had to destroy his father with the help of his mother. There is no coming back from that.

@Jack Writer i imagine that as ryan reynolds running from a long-beraded alan rickman with a trident in his hand

@Jack Writer i imagine that as ryan reynolds running from a long-beraded alan rickman with a trident in his hand

@Legendary Hero I think I would love a Heist Movie with Hermes. He is the God of the Thieves after all.

@Legendary Hero I think I would love a Heist Movie with Hermes. He is the God of the Thieves after all.

yeah  I hope that there'll be a movie/show where Hades isn't played off as a villain. Zeus should be the real villain tho lol.

Hades is portrayed as the villain in Disney's Hercules, though, so I'm pretty sure that's the iteration of Hades he was non-verbally referencing in this clip.

Eh one of the many misunderstandings of Greek mythology in popular media, because he seems evil he must be evil. Kind of ironic given the last part of this video.


Another intriguing villain from modern media is Light Yagami who brings the psychological aspects of a villain.


Great job. This documentry really got me thinking...


Jesus Emp, you are one talented bastard. This is fantastic.


"When everyone's super, no one will be."<br>Syndrome was something else, let me tell you. It's almost as if the screenslaver wasn't shit compared to him.

"When everyone's super, no one will be."
Syndrome was something else, let me tell you. It's almost as if the screenslaver wasn't shit compared to him.

It’s a shame that incredibles 2 was a generic predictable superhero movie when it could’ve been something more thought provoking like the first movie was.

Juan Strong Brad bird is the only credited writer.

刀卂尺长丅丫丫尸 brad bird said he would only return for a sequel if he comes with a good idea for it or a better one then the first. That was his idea? Or Disney gave him a shit ton of money to make it faster since superhero movies are the thing right now. Went on to make $1billion 😐

@EmblemBlade9 Yes dude, it's not for money because they didn't rush it out in a few years, ruining their reputation, and making a product that's frowned upon.
Just because it isn't complete garbage doesn't mean it isn't for money.
Because I don't know if you know this or not, but people buy high quality products too.

Smig Mer Ah, such naive cynicism. You think you have all the answers, but by treating everything as meaningless, you have none of them.

For the record, it took something like 14 years for them to work on Incredibles 2. Obviously the work wasn’t perfect, obviously it had hurdles, but they wanted to do it since the beginning. They could’ve shoved it out just a couple of years after the first movie BUT THEY DIDN’T. I don’t like everything in the movie, but I respect them for not rushing it out. How can you claim they did it just for money when they waited 14 years to make sure it was something they liked?

@FeelsGoodMan  You haven't proven how there not doing it for a love of film making. Things are changed? Like what? Same style of animation? I wouldn't say soul had the same style of animation or "artstyle" as onward. Safe story? I dunno how "safe" coco's story is. But soul is about the question of what does your existence even mean in the grand scheme of things. Which is something to ponder for years and years. Well not just that honestly as I could therefor call incredibles 2 risky. When did I say they care about me? You haven't proven how it's only for money and for the art of animation itself. Disney=/=Pixar fully.

@Jayden C They don't make it for a love of film making, none of these people want to make these movies, and even when they do make them, several things are changed for money.
I don't see anything dangerous about producing a movie with the same style of animation and a safe story that doesn't touch on any subjects that would bother someone year after year, again and again.
Do you mean to say not literally producing the exact same movie over and over again is different and therefore risky?
Pixar and it's animators do not care about you, they only want your money.

Real talk, can you imagine if the brother was the Screenslaver? That would have made WAY more sense and would have been an even BIGGER gut punch all told since it'd get you thinking and asking questions. It's amazing how much of a film's dynamic changes when you swap around just one thing. ;3

@FeelsGoodMan What I mean is yes the shareholders are important. But they don't just make a quality product for money. Not everything they make is what i'd call "safe" they could have gone the route of illumination for example but they haven't. Soul is one of the most  different pixar movies I've seen honestly.

@Jayden C What do you mean how, they clearly intended on keeping the Incredibles as it was until the shareholders answered.
They make a quality product for money.
They make something safe that appeals to a wide audience.
Exactly like their new movie Soul

@FeelsGoodMan um....how? Pixar can make AAA films and still have put heart and soul into it. Look at soul for example.

@Jayden C They're a business.
They totally made it out of love for the franchise and the art and not the shareholders at all.
Oh wait that's exactly what they did.

He starts like, this prepared speech about how "feeble" I am compared to him.

@Jammy Gamer it's mostly meh but ms.incredible makes it pretty good😏

@Augusten Schmidt i would consider the incredibles 2 "Meh" for a animated movie. To me its only bad when compared to its previous entry or other very good animated movies.

@Jammy Gamer Incredibles 2 was still pretty good, not fair to compare it to Incredibles 1 which is one of the best animated movies of all time

@Jammy Gamer yeah. something was added but the film couldn't beat the original.

@Jayden C you are right maybe they really wanted to make a good story and they really thought they had something to add to the franchise but failed.

Jammy Gamer still doesn't prove that incredibles 2 was soley for 'da money'.

Incredibles 2 was such a huge let down I keep forgetting that movie exists

@Juan Strong I never said they make all their movies just for money

@Jammy Gamer Pixar doesn't make movies solely to make money, and that's the case with Incredibles 2.  They just needed better writers; that's it.

The Incredibles is still the best Pixar film to date

It almost as if the Incredibles 2 was solely meant to make money and not because they wanted to add to the franchise


Attack On Titan, for me, is one of the best and primest expamles of twisting the role of a villain (MAJOR SPOILERS FOR THE WHOLE SHOW BELOW)

At the beginning our view of the show is black and white. We view Eren and his friends as the good guys and the titans as the generic monsterous bad guys. It isn't until the betrayals of Annie, Reiner and Bertholdt that we starts to see cracks in the isolated world. Were shown that they aren't just simple villains with a generic evil plan, but antagonist motivated by fear and regret, only wanting to protect their homes in Marley.

The reverseal can also be said for Eren. Since the beginning of the show we view him as an uncorruptable hero, humanity's last hope in defending the island from the titans, who seeks freedom away from the titan menace. However, when realizing the world beyond the island is worse than he imagined, he snaps, and turns down an evil path by attacking Marley, and soon the rest of humanity. Ironically, while Eren would protect his side of humanity using the rumbling, he would become the very thing he swore to destroy when destroying the rest of the outside world. The show did what rarely any other piece of media did, making us know the hero well, before eventually turning him into a villain just at the very end.


What a fucking beautiful analysis piece. My only regret watching is that I can’t like twice


"What exactly is evil?"

EVERY VILLAIN IS LEMONS!!!

still can't believe dc ripped off the origin story of red hood from barnacle man


"Villains are a necessary evil"
shows leafy thumbnail
Peak perfection

"Villains are a necessary evil"
*shows leafy thumbnail*
Peak perfection


Holy shit, I almost never say it but, this videos is so well put together!
Like..it's going to sound so unrealistic and promotional, but this is exactly the type of YouTube video one leaves a like on-
Just felt like saying it, have a great day-


i cant stop rewatching this vid its so good


“Villains are a necessary evil”<br>Literally and figuratively.

“Villains are a necessary evil”
Literally and figuratively.

Seeing Dr. Bright comes from an organization that exposes itself to horrible and wonderful things we as humanity could get used to, but by purpose is kept hidden from the world, being the bad guy is easy to assume or throw away in that position.

i dont understand what figuratively means in this context


as you get older you realize that there is a difference between being   arshole and   a rival


One thing when showing villains specifically demon like characters you showed hades he was not evil in the mythology he just lived in the underworld and was the ruler but never evil.


Robert and. Lee is a character who went the wrong way, but that when we hear about his surrender in appotomax we still have sympathy for him. The only difference is that Robert was a real character.


Friendly reminder that “Satan” isn’t actually a name. It’s literally just a synonym for adversary. So the must well known villain of all time is literally the embodiment of the very concept of an antagonist.

@Mr. Friendship “Lucifer” itself translates to lightbringer.

The fact this comment has 666 likes is so extremely fitting I beg you people leave it like that

If I remember correctly, Lucifer was called "The Morning Star" which he was named after the planet Venus.

Mechanomics friendly tip for future endeavours; be respectful towards religions and the religious, use of appropriate language is important.<br>You, yourself, would be greatly offended if a person were to tell you your beliefs are a sham (for example: science is an elaborate hoax). Take consideration of others’ feelings, even if you disagree and you’d find you can have a civil discussion with an opposing viewpoint regardless of how adamant either of you are in your convictions.

Mechanomics friendly tip for future endeavours; be respectful towards religions and the religious, use of appropriate language is important.
You, yourself, would be greatly offended if a person were to tell you your beliefs are a sham (for example: science is an elaborate hoax). Take consideration of others’ feelings, even if you disagree and you’d find you can have a civil discussion with an opposing viewpoint regardless of how adamant either of you are in your convictions.

Sure and lucifer is just the word for beautiful

@Mechanomics He's calling you a neckbeard atheist. Hence the fedora tipping.

@Doctoberfest 2000 What is it you're trying to say?

@rorrim0 I mean yeah, that's a given in and of itself.

@Diaz Nueces Nah, get this apocrypha outta here

@Mechanomics The bible wasn't written by one person. It's the accounts of many people that was added onto for hundreds  of years, and translated in multiple languages, so yeah it's a bit cobbled.

@Anthro Arcade Yes, and Ha-Satan was typically reserved primarily for THE Angel of Death, Samael in Talmudic lore, who also planted the Tree of Knowledge, was banished for it, and manifested as a serpent, tempting Adam and Eve to sin (and eventually copulating with Eve to conceive Cain)

In a sense, Samael is the original "villain" in Abrahamic religions, however he is not a true villain, he is still an agent of God. And thus is more in line of the original concept of Satan (being a separate entity from Lucifer who tempts people to Sin, a tester of Faith if you will)

So in a Abrahamic sense, Samael is technically the reason why we have free will.

Unfortunately due to poorly conceived beliefs, and people's tendency to disconnect and misunderstand things, Samael and Lucifer has been merged one entity in some circles to the point where a TV show basically has them as the same entity rather than the two separate ones they 'actually' are

Note: I'm not a Christian, Jew or Muslim.

In some interpretations, Lucifer and Satan are seperate entities, Satan testing the faith of humanity by god’s will, and Lucifer falling from grace after being disillusioned with god.<br>In another interpretation, neither exists.

In some interpretations, Lucifer and Satan are seperate entities, Satan testing the faith of humanity by god’s will, and Lucifer falling from grace after being disillusioned with god.
In another interpretation, neither exists.

His original name was Morning Star or Lucifer (Light Bringer). He was describe as being the most beautiful angel, and also the most powerful the angels, thus being second to God.

Why Can't I Just Have A Username on Youtube?

Well, originally the name was "Ha-Satan" in Hebrew, which can mean either "Accuser" or "Adversary". This is why in some translations of the book of Job he's called either of those two translations.
In fact it could very well be that there was never a central "Satan" and that all references to him were merely references to evil/opposing forces.Or the other idea where "Ha-Satan" isn't an evil demon, but that bastard that tries to trip you up and put your morality to the test as he tries to do to Job.
Nicholas Leonard

Well, originally the name was "Ha-Satan" in Hebrew, which can mean either "Accuser" or "Adversary". This is why in some translations of the book of Job he's called either of those two translations.
In fact it could very well be that there was never a central "Satan" and that all references to him were merely references to evil/opposing forces.Or the other idea where "Ha-Satan" isn't an evil demon, but that bastard that tries to trip you up and put your morality to the test as he tries to do to Job.
_Nicholas Leonard_

The more you look into it, the more you find out just how extensively the bible was cobbled together.


I learned more about storytelling from this video than from English class.


there is a difference with a villain and the enemy


Did you really use Maleficent as an example of a forgettable pure evil villain? Of all the random pure evil characters out there, you picked arguably the most beloved and iconic Disney villain out there?


Literally the best video I have ever watched on YouTube. 10/10 IGN


zukos entire arc in a nutshell
"hes a villan"
"hmmm mabye not"'
"no, he is a villian"
"Redemption time. hes a good guy now"
"PSYCHE HES A VILLIAN NOW"
"Ok hes a good guy for real now"
tell me im wrong

@LEGO head 27 he said at the end tell me I am wrong
So..........I did

@LEGO head 27 he said at the end *tell me I am wrong*
So..........I did

Change “PHSYKE HES A VILLAN NOW” to oh no Zuko you didn’t and I agree fully

What about “noooo Zuko became evil he destroyed my sand statue of suki!!!

Progress isn’t always linear, and I love that Zuko’s story showed that you can take a step backwards and still reach your goal.

(ETA I’m saying that in hindsight with the knowledge of his motivations)

"He's a villain"
"Wow, he is one thoroughly fucked up kid"
"Aw, he figured it out."

I should probably say antagonist, not villian, because he is only doing this to be the HERO in  his nations eyes.

That's the jeist of it, but don't let that fool you into thinking his arc is bad by ANY means

I won't because you're <b>completely right</b>

I won't because you're *completely right*

To be fair, almost everyone just wants their parent's love.

the writers made you care for him, perfection in my eyes


This is a really well put together video


Although Joker is great and all, and much of the legacy media's attempts to slander it were motivated by fear and insecurity about how their own class of people was represented in the film, I still think the movie's message has its problems. As much as all the fear mongering about the violence it was gonna cause didn't amount to anything and the movie says something meaningful about societal outcasts and how violence is created, it still rubs me the wrong way. Like yeah revenge was deserved on those guys on the subway or on Thomas Wayne, but when I would see people like my ex-girlfriend applaud the joker so much and harp on about how cool he was, it really made me uncomfortable. I don't really know how to articulate why it makes me feel uncomfortable, cos I don't think its as simple as "murder = bad". Maybe its me being confronted with how kushy my life had been up until that point, idk.

One thing I can conclusively say is that I don't like how the movie seems to be received in only two polar-opposite extremes: those who have an uncomfortably high amount of esteem for the character, and those who think the movie is disgusting and lacking in merit entirely. I'm probably just generalising but it doesn't feel like there's ever much middle ground when discussing this movie's moral and political standpoints.

Also let's be real, incels do in fact look up to the joker, which they don't really deserve. Like I know its hard feeling like you can't get laid, but being racist and sexist and probably having lived a very privileged life in middle-class suburbia doesn't help your case as the oppressed. Historically and materially speaking, your demographic has had some of the greatest cultural representation and normalisation, as well as access to societal ammenities and opportunities for success. Not all opportunities, but most (Not talking about you Emp, never said you were an incel).


Ice king from adventure time comes to mind as well. Simon had a rough life and his crazy magic crown made him completely lose all sense of reality.


The Devil is always interesting to me in how he is portrayed throughout history and in modern times.  From being the source of all Evil and corruption, to being a cultural symbol of rebellion.  But the Biblical depiction of Satan doesn't reflect any of that.  Lucifer was the most beautiful and brightest of God's angels, and he took this as an indication of his worth.  He is depicted as a symptom of sin, not it's origin.  His Pride and Vanity lead him to believe he was on the same level as his Creator and was entitled to His power and authority.  When God cast him from Heaven, Satan would have felt betrayed, thus leading to his pursuit to undermine God.  In his eyes, God is the villain.  The story of the Devil is not the horrifying rise of a powerful villain, but rather the tragic fall of the brightest light becoming the darkest shadow.

@Feister depends on the version In the Islamic version he k is a he can't beat god so instead he tempts humans and tries to bring them to hell

I will not like this because it’s at 666 likes and it opens with “The Devil”

@Feister Lucifer is just a name people associate with the Devil, just like Satan. neither of them are actual names.

Guanglai Kangyi, Age 15 well I thought people taught that Lucifer is not different from satan I read your comment but still said it for others to understand

@Koichi, Dignity Thief "I got finished explaining Satan is a completely different entity from Lucifer"<br>you're right, but not in the sense you think. "Lucifer" was never Satan's name at any point. humanity as a whole just started calling him that. we don't know the Devil's actual name.

@Koichi, Dignity Thief "I got finished explaining Satan is a completely different entity from Lucifer"
you're right, but not in the sense you think. "Lucifer" was never Satan's name at any point. humanity as a whole just started calling him that. we don't know the Devil's actual name.

@Koichi, Dignity Thief
According to the Bible, God is the creator of all but did not create everything. There’s a difference. God didn’t create the apple pie you just baked, you did. God did however create the first apple tree (if we take Genesis literally), and He created you.
So He did not create Hell, but he did create beings with free will who have the ability to choose to reject Him, and thereby create Hell in the process, just like you can create an apple pie. In this way Hell cannot exist without God, but it was not created by God.

Also your statement about God putting people in Hell because he set the bar so high is literally the opposite of the main message of the Bible. God sets the bar to enter Heaven to zero, all you have to do is accept Him in the Bible. The only thing is Human pride makes it hard.

Also a large number of theists do believe in the Big Bang, so I’m not sure how that’s relevant to the discussion.

AND would probably feel even more betrayed by the fact that GOD made him that way, or made him with the capability to become arrogant

@Koichi, Dignity Thief  It is my belief that the story of Job is not about God or Satan, but is instead a study of human faith.  God's role is not of an oppressor, but of a protector.  Satan's challenge is that man is so weak that without God's direct involvement, he will crumble and reject him.  That man is only faithful when they are blessed.  Satan chose Job in an attempt to humiliate God, because Job was among the most faithful.  God withdraws his protection, not to prove Satan wrong, but to show that Mankind is not so frail as to crumble under misfortune.  It is a display of Job's integrity that even when he has lost everything he will still have faith, because to him, God is not a lucky charm or some legal document that says he gets to be happy all the time.  To Job, God is the origin of all good things he loved.  And when he loses those things he loved, it does not make God any less their origin.  The story of Job is not about giving God a win, it's about recognizing man's indomitable will and belief in the face of adversity or despair.

@Lun Lun Honestly, I can tell we're never gonna agree, but to address your point.
Yes - A counsel of angels has appeared in the New Testament multiple times - although the counsel is different, it is either a counsel of beings worshipping God, (They're not considered the Cherubim/Seraphim form of angels, I don't remember what to call them), and the 4 angels of death called by God to go out and inflict suffering on Earth for their sins.
And to further clarify - By "walk the Earth" I meant bound by sin and of Earth - Men are sinners (As in human race, not man and woman), as well as every other living creature. They are sinful. But Satan is sinful, even though he is supposed to be a heavenly being - I was simply stating that God was ousting Satan as a sinful being and was not fit for Heaven as he is sinful - I can say "Walks the Earth" as associated with sinners, mostly because those who walk the Earth are sinful - The angels are exempt for they are not earthly beings, nor do they sin.
TL;DR for 2nd paragraph - "Walk upon the Earth" was stating that all of Earthly conception/creation are sinners, due to Adam's sin impacting Earth and his descendants.
I would also like to point out that not everything in the Bible is meant to be taken literally.
One prime example is the verse - "And the Earth shall not be moved"
many atheists use that verse in order to prove the Bible is not scientific and therefore should not be followed, but that line is not meant to be taken literally. It is a metaphor.

@Kepler180 I know, but Rev. DickButtBoss just sounded silly...

DAMMIT people! I got finished explaining Satan is a completely different entity from Lucifer. This means you guys: @Lun_Lun @Danyal Shah @GamingCorner @Metiqlous

@Lun Lun So God is the good guy for fucking up a man's life and killing his entire family, for a bet with Lucifer? He's Omnipotent and Omnipresent so he should know the answer but does it anyway. OH but he REPLACES them with a "better" family that was designed to like him and be better, and God's explaination to Job as to why he tortured him is the equivalent to "Shut the fuck up! I created everything so I'm better than you!"

@Objects in Motion God created everything, yet Hell isn't one of those things? Meaning this realm came to existence without the need of magic man? No wonder Christians hate the Big Bang Theory accepting it means Earth would technically be Hell to them.

@Lun Lun Um... you point doesn't make sense because it doesn't actually answer what I said - I said that God stated "From where have you come" - implying that Satan does not belong in Heaven, as any other form of angel in the Bible(Including the angel of death in the Old Testament), God never asks them where they came from, only Satan, implying that Satan does not belong/is not a part of Heaven.

Pointing out that God addressed Adam does not work either, since God was calling Adam as Adam was hiding from God due to being ashamed from sinning. The translation I use goes as followed(paraphrased since I actually don't remember the entire verse) "And God walked with the heat of his anger" - The anger is due to Adam purposefully sinning against God, and God calling Adam and ousting him from the Garden of Eden due to him sinning and no longer being able to go into a state of sanctification.
Either way, it does nothing to disprove my point. I stated that God pointed out that Satan did not belong in Heaven with his "Why have you come." No other angel in the Bible has had their position in Heaven questioned. (Neither in the Old nor New Testament.) While God did not directly state that Satan was sinful, it can be implied that Satan is, as nothing unholy(without sin) belongs in Heaven.
Even without adding that, Satan is still implied to be sinful, as he states "I have walked across the Earth," and all who walk upon the Earth are sinful, due to the sin Adam brought upon the world. Jesus is exempt within this "sin," due to him not being naturally conceived, thus sin can not be passed onto him via conception, and because he is God, so he can not be unclean.
(Fucking pissed, it completely demolished half of what I wrote)

@Lun Lun Not to mention that Satan never entered the garden physically, he possessed a snake, which caused the snake to be punished along with Satan.<br>(3 posts because I thought of these at different times and I'm too lazy to edit.)

@Lun Lun Not to mention that Satan never entered the garden physically, he possessed a snake, which caused the snake to be punished along with Satan.
(3 posts because I thought of these at different times and I'm too lazy to edit.)

@Lun Lun It's also clearly shown that Satan is separated/treated differently from the angels as well - Otherwise it would have specified Satan and the angels at the same time, but Satan is aforementioned.<br>Not only that, further proof that Satan is to be treated differently is with God's addressment of Satan -  He states "From where have you come," indicating Satan does not belong in Heaven and that his place is somewhere else.

@Lun Lun It's also clearly shown that Satan is separated/treated differently from the angels as well - Otherwise it would have specified Satan and the angels at the same time, but Satan is aforementioned.
Not only that, further proof that Satan is to be treated differently is with God's addressment of Satan -  He states "From where have you come," indicating Satan does not belong in Heaven and that his place is somewhere else.

@Lun Lun Fair, mistake on my part, I'll ask pastor for clarification - But he was also trying to manipulate God to punishing Job for no reason. If you read the entire passage, he attempts to make out Job like a sinner and that God should not show favor to him, which was a dick move.

Sounds like the villain from the first Kung Fu Panda movie

@Lun Lun Sadly, part your "cast from heaven" part is completely mistaken.<br>It clearly says in the beginning that Satan was cast from heaven due to disobeying God, and for Job, he didn't waltz in. He forced his way in to meet God.

@Lun Lun Sadly, part your "cast from heaven" part is completely mistaken.
It clearly says in the beginning that Satan was cast from heaven due to disobeying God, and for Job, he didn't waltz in. He forced his way in to meet God.

When Mr.DickButtBoss preaches you know its good

Well, he actually isn't completely innocent, no matter what you say. After he was cast from heaven, he got jealous, and decided to convince humans to sin against God and worship him, as the rejection of God means worshipping idolatry. And he successfully did so as well.<br>Essentially - He got butthurt and tried to get revenge.

Well, he actually isn't completely innocent, no matter what you say. After he was cast from heaven, he got jealous, and decided to convince humans to sin against God and worship him, as the rejection of God means worshipping idolatry. And he successfully did so as well.
Essentially - He got butthurt and tried to get revenge.

@Koichi, Dignity Thief

Actually in the Bible, God never creates Hell. Hell is by definition anywhere God isn’t, and to be away from God in the Bible is in it of itself torture. God allows hell exist because he gives angels and humans a choice to be away from him, and that place becomes hell wherever it is.

That's from Paradise Lost, not the Bible: Satan doesn't really have a 'set' form in the Bible, or even a solid orgin.

@Koichi, Dignity Thief this is also interesting 🤔

@Jake Zepeda The Red Pointy Goblin Man IS Satan completely different demon. The Fallen Angel root of all evil is actually Lucifer. Funny enough most of demons listed under the various classifications, mainly the older ones like Baal, Satan, and Pazuzu etc. were just rival Mesopotamian gods when the Cult of Yahweh came about.

Yeah not to mention that Hell isn't a place Lucifer created. God created Hell designed to punish those who opposed him and it's his high expectations and judgement that sends so many to a horrible place. Lucifer is not necesarilly a king of his own domain, but the oldest prisoner in the original Jail cell.

I prefer the more relativistic, abstract and broadly applicable interpretation of 'Adversary'.
For any conflict or meaningful action to occur the presence of an "adversary" is necessitated.
Without suffering, meaningful consciousness (avoidance/attraction modes and reward/pain stimulus) cannot occur.
"God" and "Satan" must repel to enact the nature of multiplicity.
Novelty, Imperfection & Otherness in the face of "Perfect Unity".

This, at least to me, is the nature of sin and virtue. To turn away from (G/g)"God" and towards entropic novelty, one pits one's self against (G/g)"God", embodies the adversary and commits sin against one's self and (in)directly their own. Among a presumably virtuous collective, this narrative has it's parallels in their outcasts - "Satan" being the archetypal outcast. Or even, more abstractly, in parturition at birth.

Whilst at first glance this abstract process may seem undesirable it has the inarguable side effect of variety in otherness which is, after all, the spice of life.
Spice being a perfect metaphor; painful at first and then bland in absence.

 This is, of course, a more eastern interpretation of historically western symbolic mythos. If language is any reference to go by, symbolic meaning will always have a mind of it's own through its use among institutions and the masses.

If I am correct, the name “lucifer” was originally given to the king of Babylon as a form of mockery. Lucifer meaning “morning star” or the star that shines so bright but falls from grace. Similar to Satan.

This sounds much more interesting than big red pointy goblin man.

Indeed it is a shame that so many people see Satan as the root of all evil and ungodly even though he was never meant to symbolize that. He was always meant to be shown as a former friend turned an eternal foe that in his own way attempts to uphold the principals of the Creator that cast him out of his sight if only to undermine him. Never realizing that he can never really get over his wounded pride.


In a truly perfect society, there would be no villains. And without villains, there'd be no heroes.

If your response to that is, "What about firemen, policemen, janitors, teachers, etc...." I would ask you whether a "perfect" world would even have the need for firemen, policemen, janitors, and teachers.


What you're missing in your definition of evil is that religions didn't view evil just in terms of morality, it's a metaphysical category. It's more like evil is a tear in being, where things are brought into but don't bear fruit.


The best example of friend to fiend, in my opinion, would have to be Griffith from Berserk.


Firstly. Holy shit, was that 'The Timelords - Doctorin' The Tardis' I heard during the Joker section???<br>Also, Does DS9's Garak count as a villain, if so, then he's by far my favourite

Firstly. Holy shit, was that 'The Timelords - Doctorin' The Tardis' I heard during the Joker section???
Also, Does DS9's Garak count as a villain, if so, then he's by far my favourite


Your videos are so profound. Consistently blown away by the level of quality.

<i>Your</i> videos are so profound. Consistently blown away by the level of quality.

_Your_ videos are so profound. Consistently blown away by the level of quality.

Not really profound. All he did was briefly talk about various types of conflict and used a few pop culture works as examples. Honestly, the video is so poorly structured and the various sections are so loosely connected, that if feels pretty hollow and superficial as a whole. For the majority of it, Lemon doesn't even talk about having any sort of sympathy for the actual villains he brings up, he simply explains what each villain embodies in a story. But that alone doesn't equal sympathy, even the blandest of villains embodies some vague concept. Lemon doesn't talk about how he can totally relate to and understand HAL or Syndrome or Chigurh, at best he just mentions Fletcher as being "necessary" for the conflict he helps embody, which is kind of obvious.

Overall, I'm not even sure what he wanted to talk about. If he wanted to talk about sympathetic villains, he probably should've used actual sympathtic villains as examples. If he wanted to talk about different kinds of concepts villains can embody in a story, he probably shouldn't have went for the "sympathy" angle, which is severely lacking for the majority of the video.

It's also kinda disingenuous to pretend the TDK Joker and the 2019 Joker are somehow the same character, even though they have next to nothing in common outside of the moniker.

Not to mention his voice here sounds particularly tired and robotic. It feels like, at any moment, he could go full "Number 15 burger king foot lettuce" mode.

@Make Bigots Afraid Again ''we shouldn't  continue to condemn someone based solely on what they did''

Good lord what have we come to ?
This is an actual thought people have and don't see how nonsensical it is.

''consequences for my actions ??? Omg that's so unfair !!! >:(''

@DEL J finally someone to say it.<br>Thank you

@DEL J finally someone to say it.
Thank you

Would expect anything less from a former youtube pooper

And it's usually varying topics which is what keeps me coming back

Behind the Meme'a videos are higher quality and required more work

My thoughts exactly, I love these videos so much

Idk, his videos seem more pretentious than anything.

Haha funny uncle al man spongebonge haha funny man video hahas

@PeturMag yeah youtube sandbags emp whenever they can, its a good thing this isnt his main job

It's really heartwarming to hear great content creators praising other great content creators (whether it's Emp with TheRealJims in the video, or Uncle Al with Emp here)

@B for Thigh Imagine trying to assume something about me but not knowing I'm more OG then any of you sjws.

@B for Thigh lmao now Address my point. Boy.

@CJ Leave it to a right winger to get political for no reason.

yeah they are pretty cool but part of me misses two years ago with the whole COMPLAIN COMPLAIN COMPLAIN stuff. Like you said youtuber audiences love to hate on things and that type of complaining content can get stale and induce a lot of drama

@Random garbage I found on my hard drive yes cause youtube and other media knows it true and they don't want YOU to know

Hey e'rybody, it's Unkus Munkus! Love your videos, guy 👍

@Infernal I'm no expert on YouTube, but it's 'profoundly' easy to tell you this particular video isn't profound for the sheer fact that any person who made it through their early twenties without making some of these elementary observations is intellectually lazy, and anyone who has made it into their mid thirties without realizing that this line of thought is childish musing is similarly intellectually lazy.

SINCE I'm no expert, I can't tell you what is profound definitively, but I CAN with little doubt tell you that this isn't it, because since I'm no intellectual, and I know few intellectuals, and we've all gotten past this hurdle, this probably doesn't qualify.

Brevity isn't my talent... but I'll try to sum it up simply in a way that makes it easy to discuss...

I'll quote myself for clarity and comedic effect. "If the layman can easily understand and advance it, it isn't probably isn't profound."
- Me. January 1, 2021.

@DEL J K. What do you consider "profound" content, clearly you're the expert on all things YouTube videos

Very true. Always reminds me of a better „Lemmino“

When are you gonna make episode 2 of the DonleyKongq cartoon Abridged?

BLM lynched us and ignored MLK just like they did with them lynching us then while we were grieving they tried to justify lynching. I an now a trump voter the question isnt why am I why arwnt you.

Uncle Al and EmpLemon. The Yin, and the Yang of YouTube.

High production quality doesn't equal profound. This video is not profound.

@Random garbage I found on my hard drive Sympathy for the Creator?

Just a simple man working his way in the universe

Yeah uncle maybe you should consider I think the same of you. Ur content is great I love both of ur channels.

Too bad its probably demonetized as soon as he uploads it


In my opinion there are no villain's nor hero's it's just different beliefs for what they think is right and what they think is wrong.


You said that people are becoming disillusioned with a world that is increasingly chaotic. I would actually say that our world is much more ordered than it was years ago, and it is that order that we are becoming fed up with. We now have the expectation of order, peace and safety meaning that when those expectations aren't met we fight and feel something is wrong. Once upon a time no one had this expectation, we knew the world was a dark cruel place and realised that they only way to be happy is to ignore those things which aren't your place. We are trying to resolve every injustice now that we run the risk of burning our selves out trying to get there. There is some issue in avoiding making the world a better place, but there is also something to be said for living in a world you know you can't control, a world that will kill you even when you don't give it the chance, and choosing to find something worth holding onto.


Wow that’s some powerful stuff right here.


Anton Chigurh is simply a professional. He needs to find the money and will do anything to get it. Nothing personal just professional


"Each version of the devil shares similar traits."

Shows a picture of Hades.

Actual Hades was chill.

"Each version of the devil shares similar traits."

*Shows a picture of Hades.*

Actual Hades was chill.

@STEM D11- OBENITA he had his moments. I never said he was a Saint, in fact I called him a deceiving rapist in my previous post. <br>His lovers mostly suffered more due to Hera's wrath and Zeus's cowardice to go against his wife.

@STEM D11- OBENITA he had his moments. I never said he was a Saint, in fact I called him a deceiving rapist in my previous post.
His lovers mostly suffered more due to Hera's wrath and Zeus's cowardice to go against his wife.

@z55177 ARE U SMOKING ZUES? KIND AND CARING Bruh did you read Greek Mythologies HOLY SHIT Zues lovers were miserable most of the time

The Greek mythology is like a bunch of competing fanfics with the same characters and I love it lol

Hades OG Greek myth does not control the die, he just rules the domain where the dead are sent, that’s all.<br>Also, the Greek gods have no say in what’s Incest or not, why do we keep applying human logic to divine mythological beings that look down on us ? Sounds counterintuitive

Hades OG Greek myth does not control the die, he just rules the domain where the dead are sent, that’s all.
Also, the Greek gods have no say in what’s Incest or not, why do we keep applying human logic to divine mythological beings that look down on us ? Sounds counterintuitive

@Gr3nadgr3gory ya and that's why we have winter. I remember there being a reason why demeter is depressed during winter and its related to persephone spending time in the underworld with Hades, just couldn't remember specifically lol

shows a picture of Disney's version of Hades*

shows a picture of Disney's version of Hades*

@Jack Roosevelt Zeus and Herra are brother and sister.

@IAmGamerFun she only ate three seeds of the pomegranate and thus only HAD to be in the underworld for three months of the year. During this time demeter is too depressed too keep the plants green and that's why we have winter.

@STEM D11- OBENITA Persephone didn't consent to any of this. Bride kidnapping basically. But Zeus was kind and caring to some of his lovers/bastards, but that still doesn't excuse the adultery, deceptions, and rapes.

@z55177 Compare what the Gods did What Hades did to Persephone looked like actual love and also he asked Zues to Kidnap here since he doesn't know anything about love

@KeystoneAgent sounds like robert baratheon over lyanna stark

@Human Is Me  That's Ovid's version of the story of Medusa from his Metamorphosis. I think it's important to note that Ovid is a writer that routinely and deliberately presents the gods as petty, amoral, and destructive (as shown by his story of medusa and also Arachne). In the original mythology Medusa is a born monster, she was born one of the gorgon sisters and that's about the end of her characterization. But I personally find Ovid's interpretation a little more interesting, and I agree that Hades is an underrated Greek God, everyone hears "king of the underworld" and all they can hear is satan smh.

Same with Medusa. I've heard a version where medusa, being one of the maidens in Athena's temple, was like a nun. She was sworn to chastity. But, she was raped (some stories say sex, but that isn't correct) by Poseidon, aka: desecrated the temple. This is where there are two differing ideas, one idea is that Athena was punishing Medusa for desecrating the temple, by turning her into a hideous beast, with snakes for hair. Whereas one idea, (what I think is the best scenario) is that Athena was in a tough spot, she had Poseidon and a bunch of other gods telling her she needed to punish Medusa for what she did, whereas Athena knew that Medusa had no say in what happened, and that she (obviously) did nothing wrong. But Athena couldn't punish Poseidon, all she could do was help Medusa. So she transformed Medusa into a beast as a way to protect her, she made her hideous so no other man would want to hurt her, and she gave Medusa powers so she could protect others. While also making all the other gods happy by doing so. Why else would Medusa be a symbol of protection and safety? I dunno, I just think Medusa (along with Hades) are underrated Greek Gods.

@Кейти Тамира plus she only has to visit him for half the year

@Zero Poseidon rules the ocean. And last I checked, the ocean isn’t on Mt Olympus.

@Raymunator At least Hades kidnapped the girl to give her enough time to know him, unlike Zeus who straight impregnated women without their consent and even awareness.

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@Raymunator There's tons of stories where Hero kidnaps girl and she fells in love with him, like Final Fantasy 9

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@Zero Hades just got the short end of the stick

@Raymunator He and Persephone have many versions, there is an old version of Persephone willingly wander into the Underworld, I don't remember if they were related in that version, but Persephone wasn't a minor Goddess in that version. What never changes is her love for Hades in the end.

@Ghost Yoda No. By all accounts, they're a happy, stable couple that have to split up for half of the year because her mom is overbearing.<br>The myth is traditionally called "The Rape of Persephone", but traditionally "Rape" meant "Kidnapping", where the modern usage would have been called "Ravishing".

@Ghost Yoda No. By all accounts, they're a happy, stable couple that have to split up for half of the year because her mom is overbearing.
The myth is traditionally called "The Rape of Persephone", but traditionally "Rape" meant "Kidnapping", where the modern usage would have been called "Ravishing".

@KeystoneAgent Most of the tellings have Zeus approve of the match, even giving them advice.<br>It's Demeter that threw a bitch-fit causing Winter.

@KeystoneAgent Most of the tellings have Zeus approve of the match, even giving them advice.
It's Demeter that threw a bitch-fit causing Winter.

Yeah Hades is in actuality not evil, it's just his job as the ruler of the underworld, just like how Zeus rules the sky and Poseidon rules the sea. All three share the land itself though.

@Firzen in some interpretations, persephone fell in love with hades after being tricked to eat the pomegranate seeds and couldn't leave the underworld. Granted something happened that allows her to leave the underworld for half the year (I cant remember why off the top of my head) but still I feel like it has to do with a weird godly case of Stockholme syndrome

@Firzen I think it varies from author to author

@Koichi, Dignity Thief Exactly Athena was selfish and Zeus is basically Cronus 2.0

@Koichi, Dignity Thief Wrong. The Olympians were the residents of Mt. Olympus. Last time I checked, Hades lived in the Underworld. Within the Earth. Cthonic, you might even say.

@Zero the Olympians were the Chief gods of the Greek pantheon. Not only that but Hades was the top 3 most powerful Olympians next to his brothers Zeus and Poseidon.

@Firzen okay so she's a rape victim that developed stockholme

@Koichi, Dignity Thief Hades wasn't an Olympian. Perhaps that's why he wasn't like the rest of his family.

@Raymunator one interpretation is that Persephone willingly went with Hades, which pissed off Zeus who then labeled it a kidnapping.

@Raymunator But Persephone fell in love with in the end, no harm done

So all's well that ends well

Hades is the best, but then again I am biased.

Hades is the best, but then again I am biased.

Yeah except when he kidnapped Persephone lmao

Yeah except when he kidnapped Persephone lmao

The most reasonable of the Olympians. And that says a lot.


23:20 I LOVE WHEN THEY SAY THE TITLE OF THE MOVIE IN IT


me: what is evil?
my friend: EVERY VILLIAN IS LEMONS!
me: I like lemons though.
friend: what did you say to me you little shit??!!!


(A killer who love children, one who is well skilled in destruction as well as building) - MF DOOM


the longer you live.... the more you realize that reality is made of pain suffering and emptiness

- madara


Dude your voice is so calming please narrate my funeral

@Cis white meme i've finally approach two Sussy channel who grew up and become verify.

Ah yes, the distinctive nasal tones of this-guy-is-audibly-an-incel voice. So soothing.

Shit just went from 0 to 100 Really f*cking quick.

The reason why I would want him to do it.

OH MY GOD IT'S YOU
YOU'RE EVERYWHERE
Now, I don't mean to be that one person, but hi!

Like caramel. He could voice The Joker with that voice.

No wonder I watched it till the end .. his voice!

And the worst villain of all. Arcade Assassin.

Well, then I guess you gotta take the first step at accomplishing this... Go ahead, we'll wait.

Try LEMMiNO’s voice. Swedish accents are very nice imo.

Bro an emp video on me at the funeral would be so fire

“they had an alright experience of life, didn’t get laid though”

@ChanCeNecK Yes. The show. Who is Primink?

@Al W You mean the show, right? Not the James Cameron movie? I find that one pretty bland, once you got over the stunning visuals. And about this guy´s voice: I agree, it was just aspects, that reminded me of videogamedunkey. But remember, people also assumed about that guy for the longest time, that he must be black. So there goes that "basic white guy" argument imo. Of course they are no Primink....

@ChanCeNecK Avatar is like this.. It starts out as a self discovery things and slowly transforms into a very deep and often emotional story.. Just watch it it's cool.

I very much agree.  It's surprisingly calming.

Except for when he's accusing Jimmy Kimmel, as out-of-touch as he may be, of being the one in this country using divisive rhetoric.

Lmao it's just a basic white guy American voice. He talks slowly and barely sounds different from any other YouTuber both in style and voice pitch. It's not new to make vids like these, yet the fans brown nose like crazy. I guess I'm just a hater.

"Never will there ever be another fan like Arcade Assassin"

I want him or Company Man to narrate my funeral

Honestly, I replayed that 4:26 clip 3 times, because I  know NOTHING about Avatar, but it sounded a little bit like videogamedunkey.....

His voice is very nasal so it's hard to find it relaxing imo

Bless Your Perfection <br>Praise the true creators 🙌

Bless Your Perfection
Praise the true creators 🙌

Arcade Assassin the only problem I’ve got with this video is man vs idol example. The man deluded his own self and the idol was in the middle of stopping a villain when the man approached him.

I don't know who you are, but you seem to be Justin y 2.0.

That's the weirdest compliment I've ever heard

honestly, i dont like emplemons voice and i still watch all his videos, which i think shows just how good his videos are.

If he don’t narrate my funeral I ain’t goin

Forget the funeral narrate my "life" sos I can hear it. No need to please the ears of the 3 people that will show up

i want made in heaven for my song but R.I.P. stan lee always had a smile on his face no matter what happened for my voice

lol happy new year everyone on this chat.

Imagine EmpLemon narrating your funeral and he has a downwards spiral half way through and just starts screaming about Twitter, demonetization and whatever the fuck Simian Jimmy is doing


thats the kind of video u watch every once in a week, like a movie


I love the Sympathy for The Devil in the background


Something often neglected about the trolley problem is it’s not “would you kill one person or kill five people” but the question is actually “would you let 5 people die or kill one person” the question lies in how active you are and what happens as a result


This reminds me of Batman the animated series. Many villains were victims, the cartoon shows this, acknowledges this situation sucks and shouldn't happen but never condones their villainous actions. Just because baby doll can't have a career (or even a life outside of harassment) that's not justification to threaten the lives of others.<br>There's one persistent moral over the series- "just because you're a victim doesn't give you the right to victimize others"

This reminds me of Batman the animated series. Many villains were victims, the cartoon shows this, acknowledges this situation sucks and shouldn't happen but never condones their villainous actions. Just because baby doll can't have a career (or even a life outside of harassment) that's not justification to threaten the lives of others.
There's one persistent moral over the series- "just because you're a victim doesn't give you the right to victimize others"

I have the concept of a villain like that.

To be fair tragic Joker is cool and in my option shows the chaos of the Joker better but not as good as the pure evil Jokers. It in my option, Joker being pure evil makes him more fun.

@ColorLover yea the killing joke really made me see how good joker was as a villain

@ColorLover I wouldn't say Joker is the best villain in the show just because he's a violent prick, although that is a really fun part of his character. I always thought it was his mystery. We don't know who he is, where he came from, or why he does what he does. I think that's why Joker is still popular today because he always has a different identity.

Except The Joker, who was always a violent prick who wasn’t never sympathetic ever. Just a reminder why Unsympathetic villains are also fun because he’s the best villain in the show.


"the joker terrifies us not because he kills people, but because he makes us enjoy watching him kill people."<br>that shit is pure poetry.

"the joker terrifies us not because he kills people, but because he makes us enjoy watching him kill people."
that shit is pure poetry.


8-bit sympathy for the devil was a nice touch


Awe man you didn't mention Goodfellas or the Irishman. Those villains are so well developed.. maybe they've been talked about enough though.


"Those who do not understand true pain will never understand true peace."
- Pain

Pain is a perfect example of a sympathetic villain; someone who started out good, then became bad as a result of tragedy. Yes, his methods were flawed and extreme, but his ideology was spot on; he even made Naruto question his own. Take these other quotes from Pain, for instance:

"What about MY family? MY friends? MY village? They suffered the same fate as this village at the hands of you Hidden Leaf Ninja. How is it fair to let only you people preach about peace and justice?"

"The justice that I have delivered against the Leaf is no different from what you are trying to do to me. Everyone feels the same pain when losing something dear. You and I have both experienced that pain. You strive for your justice, and I strive for mine."

When Pain asked Naruto, "how would you confront this hatred in order to create peace?", Naruto did not have an answer. Why? Because he knew that Pain was right. Most of what Pain said about pain, suffering, and human nature was true; THIS is why Pain is such a well-written character.

Oftentimes, we see heroes snap back at villains with a cheesy quote, completely disregarding everything the villain says, but not here. For the first time in his life, Naruto, the hero, was confronted with the brutal truth of Konoha's "peace", the harsh reality of human nature, and his own naivety, all in the form of a question he couldn't answer.

Giving a villain a point does make them better, something I can always agree with.

Cycle of hatred one the best quotes in all of literature

(Ungodly sounds of the space time continuum shattering) YOU WANT ME TAKE YO MIND OFF THAT PAIN- Major Payne

He made way more sense than Naruto himself

Yea except for the fact that pain was a huge hypocryte and said multiple times that world peace was not possible and that people will never be able to truly understand each other, yet he was still trying to do something he himself thought was impossible, but later realized his mistakes when naruto confronted him and refused to take revenge on nagato despite what he did to his village. Naruto didnt even have an answer to Nagato, Nagato just realized he was being a hypocryte and thats not how world peace should be achieved, assuming its even possible achieve. (im not saying Nagatos ideology is wrong though, its just that as he said, unrealistic)

"However... what about MY family? MY friends? MY village? They suffered the same fate as this village at the hands of you Hidden Leaf Ninja. How is it fair to let only you people preach about peace and justice?"

This question makes me understand The final season of attack on titan and why even though their actions are brutal it just makes sense why they can justify doing them to the innocent people that just happen to be there.

when i read the first 8 words , i screamed inside my mind , "eYY PAIN SAID THAT!!"

The only character that made me watch naruto

@Sohel Shaikh And stopped Kabuto's Edo Tensei jutsu in the war! Even the Tsuchikage said that whoever stopped it is a hero!

@AlphaTengua VENTz even though he saved the entire konoha from falling?

@Nemesis Lord no itachi is a warped pos that deserved what he got, that said I did feel sorry for them when he --ya know.

Man, I love Pain, my favorite naruto villain.

One of the things I liked about the Naruto series if the fact we had some morally grey great characters e.g. Itachi was technically a hero and Nagato was technically a villain and yet Itachi did some horrific things whereas Nagato was doing everything for the sake of peace

hell yeah i was waiting for someone to mention him


Hades👏is👏NOT👏a villain just because he runs the underworld doesn’t mean he’s evil he’s actually one of the most fair gods


Honestly, I'm getting tired of the debate as to whether sympathetic or pure evil villains are better. Like any character, regardless of their motivations or behavior, they all need proper development to make them believable


The man vs idol segment reminds me of that story where a guy flew a plane into the IRS building


Travis bickle is a perfect example of this.


You know you have a good “villain” when people side with them and gain a following

Yah. I'm pretty sure the guy above me is right. The comments don't sound like "I understand what drives the villain" they sound more like "Villain cool B)"

Or just appeal the to an edgy teenage demographic...


MD Doom being your clip used for "A villain who isn't a antagonist" shows you're one highly cultured individual.


Heres the thing ive always rooted for the bad guys in fiction


tbh I wouldn't call Zuko one of the best villains ever written it sounds like a bit of bias went into the scrip haha


5:12 I think Azula at least suffers even more than Zuko, because she wanted to impress her mother only for her to think of her as a monster, then her mother leaves and Zuko is banished, so she’s left alone with her dad who deforms her to the degree that she can’t have one conversation without it having to be about dominance, or the war, or superiority. Her friends then leave her, she loses her place as firelord, has a mental breakdown, and when she sees her mother after many years, her mom doesn’t even know her. She isn’t seen again in Legend of Korra, so she died without having a connection with her mom. And she was probably pressured to do her best by father every day she practiced.


"Satan is probably the most infamous villain in human history"<br>My German neighbour in Argentina who is more than 130 years old but still has a funny moustache: Pathetic

"Satan is probably the most infamous villain in human history"
My German neighbour in Argentina who is more than 130 years old but still has a funny moustache: Pathetic

i think he loves dogs and is against smoking, sounds like a good fellow!

Seems like a super nice guy. If he’s 130 he’s definitely done a lot in his life

@Leonardo The Useless im just gonna hope that question was targeted torwards the ''infamous'' part of the comment 😂


vilians were always looked so cool to me. still remember all the times there was a theater in chool i always played the villian


Attack On Titan is a show that defines Taijitu. At the last 2 seasons, you really wonder which side you wanna root for.


This video is kind of a masterpiece in the youtube space.


I'm like halfway through the order but I would like your analysis on emperor palpatine from star wars bc I feel like he's the most evil most perfectly written evil absolutely no redeeming traits evil I honestly think he's the most well written villian ever and I'd love to hear your kind of two cents on his character


"Theres 4 sides to every story, if these walls could talk they'd probably still ignore me". <br>-MF DOOM

"Theres 4 sides to every story, if these walls could talk they'd probably still ignore me".
-MF DOOM

@Pete Mitchell I figured it was more like the wordplay of "breaking the fourth wall"- there are literally four sides of each story.

Синя Карелия

@Pete Mitchell Also a story/floor has 4 walls aka 4 sides

Oh my gosh, I read this comment and the whole reply section thinking you were all talking about Dr Doofenshmirtz 😂

He even put “Villain: the worst guy” in the description

@Brown it's wordplay, where the saying "theres two sides to a story" is made into "4 sides to every story". Basically that whenever you see/hear/tell something, it's from your perspective and not factual. Someone else will see/hear/tell it differently. There's also a saying that "walls have ears" meaning that you're being listened to even if you can't see the listener. "If these walls could talk they'd probably still ignore me" is him saying he doesn't feel like he matters, bc even walls don't want to communicate with him. That's just my interpretation though, someone else will have something different I'm sure.

You could list any line from him and it could be some deep quote


"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
It also makes sense if you die as a villain and live long enough to see yourself a hero.

Yin and Yang

it would be pretty interesting to see certain figures who have died with hatred and villainy in their name, only for society to come to their senses years later and realize their actions have benefitted others or humanity as a whole in media

You either die a villain or live long enough to see yourself become the hero is a perfect representation of Megamind


"The line between Light and Dark is so, very thin"

“Do you know which side you’re on.” -Uldren Sov


i am quite frightening , his arguments has been solid as steel but the conclusion was light as a feather , i couldn't say it better  , great explanation , great arguments , great content , i am willing to see those movies now .


We need an update where he examines the complexities of Morbius


“Villains are a necessary evil”
picture of leafy

I spat out my water

“Villains are a necessary evil”
*picture of leafy*

I spat out my water

@Big Black Billy Goat Trendy games never die with streamers until they can milk every ounce of blood from them and then they move on to the new flavor and drain it.

@DavidBox he already got terminated like 3 days ago

@No U nah he's back, he's been hired by a company so his channel won't get terminated (again) and now goes by the name of "weafy"

I caught that too and almost fell out of my chair

I was scrolling through trying to find someone else that saw it XD


only emplemon can bring up whiplash then talk about increadables


There should be a section where a man is his own antagonist like the narrator from fight club<br>(man vs. self)

There should be a section where a man is his own antagonist like the narrator from fight club
(man vs. self)


If you think about it,
no villain = no plot at all
this is why I love villains


"No one views themselves as evil, everyone is the hero to their own story" -optimus prime

To continue on this, megatron might have been evil, or blinded by his views and forgetting the good of others, what he first fought for, i do imagine if starscream took over, he would end the war with the autobots, and give better conditions to the members of his faction


We do indeed as the Joker says:

"Live in a society"


"live long enough to see yourself become the villain" Isayama took this phrase and RAN with it😭😭


Chigurh is arguably the best villain in the history of cinema


Hearing Karn Evil 9 in a video essay in 2021 is so far beyond expectation but perfectly fits, hat's off to you


I was a weird kid I already liked villains way more then hero’s, my favourite action figure was carnage. And my favourite movie character was heath ledger‘s joker


“Villains are a necessary evil” <b>shows picture of leafy</b>

“Villains are a necessary evil” *shows picture of leafy*

@Man
He have done cyberbullying, but from what I read at the end, it was the other who haved a bad aspects and terminated his channel because he was against the tandences.
Basically he was abusing Freedom of speech, but it is proven that we live in a time where freedom of speech gives way to the dictatorship of the greater good.

Hey someone mind explaining who leafy is and what he did? Ive heard about him and he seemed to have a big impact on youtube but I dotn know what happened to him

@Mercury  but isn’t hate (for you at least) within of itself is already fun enough? That people don’t have empathy for each other isn’t that thought alone fun?

@Mercury  i mean everybody still hate each other so don't you like that at least?

@Mercury I don’t even use Reddit, and FYI people can be nice without faking it

@Mercury but there still people in real life that have thoughts and feelings

@Mercury I’m just saying there’s other things to be entertained by than just internet drama, quite a lot

@Mercury I’m starting to think your a troll

@Mercury you don’t need to start drama to be funny and entertaining

@Mercury wanting people to start drama for the sake of entertainment

@Mercury that’s not really a healthy mindset

@Cλmilø Furlani not that any sane person cares about keemstar

@Chris Ye At a level of entertainment, no, nobody cares, but In a more serious situation, yes it is important,

@lilium I said that wrong what I meant was what's entertaining about your favorite creators being exposed for being pedophiles I didn't mean to say that stuff isn't important but I'm talking about entertainment which is what YouTube is about

@SDA SPO <br>i know you did not just say no one cares if someone is a pedophile 🗿 just because there isn’t some guy whining about everyone ever on his youtube channel doesn’t mean what’s happening on media now is any less important. sure, it was entertaining back then, but it’s still important when popular influencers are exposed for doing something bad

@SDA SPO
i know you did not just say no one cares if someone is a pedophile 🗿 just because there isn’t some guy whining about everyone ever on his youtube channel doesn’t mean what’s happening on media now is any less important. sure, it was entertaining back then, but it’s still important when popular influencers are exposed for doing something bad

@Chris Ye But it was entertaining as hell with actual drama not just YouTubers being revealed to be pedophiles and fake conflicts or breakups that no one gives a shit about

idubbbz and ethan probably woudn't be the same if he hadn't existed, also keem


I know everyone made the quote "we live in a society" a meme, but it holds the dark truth that everyone disregards because society is how a lot of villans can be shaped. Many acts of major violence in the past decades have been due to how society formed the people who were at one point, innocent kids taught between good and bad. Circumstances of society can simply alter a good person into a twisted villan that we can understand. But hey, that's just a guess of context from a meme quote. Also Joker (2019) is a good film.


“Sympathy for the villain.”<br>Me towards Dabi while watching My Hero Academia.

“Sympathy for the villain.”
Me towards Dabi while watching My Hero Academia.


The use of 8-bit white room - cream is so perfect at the end


"but what about a villan that's the opposite of a human?" oh you mean azula


How did you go from Pixar & Spongebob shitposts to College's Master's Degree Quality Essays?


I like villans even in media and I think most hurt they inflict on others stems from them being hurt in the past, whether through trauma or mental illness


The fact he didn’t talk about mega mind at all hurt my bones a lot


"Without anyone taking the role of a villain, the role for a hero is meaningless".
damn.

"Without anyone taking the role of a villain, the role for a hero is meaningless".
*damn.*

There are many examples in fiction where heroes create the villains...

@NappyHeaded Niglet Yes it is. It was so deep and insightful that when I heard it, I immediately let go of all of my worldly possessions and began a journey of self discovery in the mountains of Shikoku


Lol, its amusing how you start talking about "simply evil" villains, but then bring up "Man vs Monster" and psychopaths.
Sure, psycjos are interesting because they have a sort of inner moral system, but these tend to be rooted in evil.

The 101 dalmatians Cruella was far more memorable than the live action one. All I can remember of the latter is how she was awful but the writer insisted that she deserved better.


It took me too long to realize the intro song was an 8 bit version of sympathy for the devil


"2001 was the first major film to feature AI as the major antagonist"
oh well, have you ever heard of the 1927 film Metropolis, an german expressionist silent film by Fritz Lang
50 years earlier and on the same level when it comes to set design and effects considering the time it came out


“I know what it’s like to lose” - Thanos

That’s what makes a villain: relatability

I know it's probably unrelated, but...

"How does it feel when I beat you? Are you angry? Miserable? Frustrated? Haha ha... That's what it's like to lose."

@trunks simping is relate able lol also I’m referring to MCU thanos who’s goal was not to impress death but to bring balance to the universe

@Kenny Ward The thing is that vain and self absorbed define a lot of generic villains, and Thanos in the comic was just doing it for kicks; but so did a lot of other villains, so the only thing that made him stand out was his love sickness. Movie Thanos is more complex because he legitimately thinks what he's doing is the right thing and is too stubborn and prideful to admit he's wrong.

I feel like the comic book version is a much better villan his motivation is more vain and self absorbed we as the readers learn that this is as a result of the mentality hes gained from childhood he loves death because that's the nilhist his upbringing has led him to become

@Salty • 32 years ago Yeah, it's everyone else that's wrong

I can put this in hentai:
A horrible work like "6 cocks and a loli in a box" doesnt scare us. It wont happen in real life.
But Emergence could happen. Anyone could fall down that dark path. Emergence frightens us due to the realism of the situation.

@FeelsGoodMan then don’t bother if u don’t get it

@Salty • 32 years ago We are reading your comments.
If you try hard enough you can relate to anything.
That doesn't mean it's relatable.
The villain wears clothes, I do that too, that's a relatable moment!

Guys read my comments. I’m not saying there MOTIVES are realatable. I’m saying they usually have moments of relatability. That’s what my quote meant too.

@surferOS101 Nobody said it was  deep lol

@Ross Hauler Understandable, but not relatable.<br>I don't think anyone really thinks his plan was a good idea.

@Ross Hauler Understandable, but not relatable.
I don't think anyone really thinks his plan was a good idea.

@Salty • 32 years ago So you relate to Thanos because he also feels sad sometimes?<br>You don't care about the why or how?

@Salty • 32 years ago So you relate to Thanos because he also feels sad sometimes?
You don't care about the why or how?

Relatability has nothing to do with what makes a good villain.

Thanos isn’t relatable, neither is Vader, or Hannibal Lector, or Light Yagami from Death Note.

@FeelsGoodMan His motive comes from a sense of ego under the mask of caring. He wants to show the rest of the universe that his plan for Titan would have saved them. If it saves the universe it would have saved Titan. This leads to Thanos' thoughts of fate that he was destined to balance out the universe since no one else was willing to go to the lengths he did.

"I am inevitable"
Completely bound to fate no matter how cruel it seems
"I am Iron Man"
Defies fate not giving in to what they believe is wrong.

@HolyApplebutter people are used to it by now lol

Nobody gonna mention that this was supposedly commented the-funny-sex-number years ago?

@Salty • 32 years ago and I agree with that, I was just adding his goals and how he got his mindset were also relatively relatable

@Ross Hauler if u have a villain with no relatible feelings, how do u get sympathetic for a person that has no feelings? U can’t. That’s what I meant

@FeelsGoodMan also that. There motives weren’t relatable. But his feelings were. I hope everyone can understand.

I wish he'd gone more into Two Face, rather than just joker.

@Ross Hauler Exactly.
Relatable isn't the aim.
20 something yt binger that lives with his parents would be "relatable" but not a great villain.
Speaking for myself btw

@FeelsGoodMan his motives were understandable not In the way that anyone would agree with him but people could see where he’s coming from

I don't think so.
What makes any good character is understandable motivations.
Nobody knows anything about what it's like to be a massive 8 foot tall bodybuilder trying to destroy half of the universe.


i really love how you used flying lotus soundtrack for your intro then outro!


2:32 I would play those mini games on the DS with my brother. That was my childhood lol


Did anybody else notice the song at 7:36 its the ending song to portal 2 in which GLaDOS tells her side of the story as the apparent villain


RIP the greatest villain of all time: MF DOOM!

"On Doomsday, ever since the womb<br>‘Til I'm back where my brother went, that's what my tomb will say" RIP

"On Doomsday, ever since the womb
‘Til I'm back where my brother went, that's what my tomb will say" RIP

just saw the ref in the video got mad respect for Emp


this is one of the best video story I have ever been watched.


Jason todd (robin) would've been a perfect example for Man v Idol or Man v Self


Sometimes i Like to watch these videos and feel smart


Missed opportunity to discuss/analyze Thanos…or Agent Smith from The Matrix, for that matter!


I had no idea Joaquin Phoenix's brother died of a drug overdose. Really makes "Joker" hit that much harder.

@Boredman567 wait there's a third one and he's named Rain?

Joaquin and Rain Phoenix were both there with him on the sidewalk, desperately calling 911 and trying to resuscitate him. By the time paramedics arrived he was turning blue and his heart wasn't beating. Joaquin and Rain were only 19 and 20 at the time.

@Joe Nathan It's a shame that he didn't win an oscar from Walk the Line. Not only did he nail the acting, but his singing did Cash justice too.

As well as his portrayal of Johnny cash.


I've noticed that I always come back to your channel to either rewatch or rediscover commentary videos that you've done already.

@Jeffrey Cavanaugh already told you you get to speak on content when you nut up and actually make some. don't worry, your comments already make you sound ignorant 😭😭😭😭💯💯

@Random Epic your hot wheels videos are hilarious and you sound exactly how I imagined. Lmfao thanks for the laughs bud.

@Random Epic yikes dude. Remember 2 months ago on a completely different comment when like 4 people made fun of your misspelling and you proceeded to call everyone mad??? Big yikes my man. Seek help.

Such a stunning and revolutionary comment 😭😭😭


Not only am I the protagonist of my own story, I'm also my own  antagonist.  You are you're own worst enemy.


You should do a break down of the different heroes. Now that we've seen compelling villains, what makes a compelling hero, and someone you want to root for.


funny how he said that man vs machine/machine going rouge is staying in fiction<br>while tesla is making a life size robot right now

funny how he said that man vs machine/machine going rouge is staying in fiction
while tesla is making a life size robot right now