Based Camp - September 18, 2023


The Barbie Movie is the Most Based Movie Ever Made


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In this episode, we discuss the anti-feminist message of the new movie "Barbie and Ken" and whether or not it was written by a feminist or edited by a male co-worker, or if it was actually written by someone else.

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00:00:00.000 Obviously big spoilers in this, in this talk through,
00:00:03.000 I think structurally every part of the movie was literally as based as
00:00:08.300 could be first part of the movie.
00:00:10.660 Women do not treat men with any respect. 1.00
00:00:13.440 This is seen as a world created from the aspirations of women in our
00:00:18.560 society. Second part of the world, they go to the real world.
00:00:21.340 It turns out the patriarchy doesn't exist except in high school
00:00:25.420 bookstores. Keep in mind, they could have gone to any bookstore,
00:00:28.360 could have been a public library. It could have been a college.
00:00:31.260 It's a high school bookstore.
00:00:33.220 Then they come back to this world can convince everyone voluntarily to join
00:00:38.980 this new reality.
00:00:40.240 When they run into people who have beliefs that are different from them or
00:00:44.920 way of structuring their lives that is different from them.
00:00:48.240 They immediately say, these people must have been brainwashed.
00:00:52.600 She goes over,
00:00:53.740 she brainwashes them all by making them sad because they were happy in 0.97
00:00:59.880 patriarchy land. 0.92
00:01:01.080 They are now sad outside of patriarchy land, right?
00:01:04.520 Like that's the process of the brainwashing.
00:01:06.580 And then they take power again by taking advantage of men's good nature and
00:01:13.680 genuine care for them while they have the genuinely no care for men. 0.83
00:01:17.480 Then it ends with them taking complete control again,
00:01:24.040 making all the men homeless again.
00:01:25.540 The man decides MGTOW,
00:01:27.260 very clearly said MGTOW is the only real pathway for men.
00:01:30.640 Then the main character gets this whole,
00:01:33.100 what was I made for song?
00:01:34.660 And it's having kids playing with kids and being a part of kids life.
00:01:40.080 I couldn't see anything more men's rights than this movie scene per scene. 0.59
00:01:47.040 That's pretty weird.
00:01:48.600 But then why is it then that progressive audiences apparently think that it's a
00:01:52.860 very feminist film? 0.99
00:01:55.140 Would you like to know more?
00:01:56.600 So Malcolm,
00:01:57.600 what the hell was going on with the Barbie movie?
00:02:00.220 Like,
00:02:00.540 yes,
00:02:01.780 we just watched it yesterday and unironically it may be one of the most
00:02:07.920 based movies I've ever seen.
00:02:10.280 But from a very weird perspective,
00:02:13.380 like I,
00:02:13.820 I think I actually questioned this.
00:02:16.640 I,
00:02:16.980 I know from interviews,
00:02:18.940 the person who wrote it did not intend for it to be,
00:02:23.980 have an incredibly anti-feminist message. 0.99
00:02:25.900 Yeah.
00:02:26.040 I don't think it's intentionally anti-feminist.
00:02:28.120 For sure.
00:02:28.560 My read is that either somebody in the editing process or somebody that had
00:02:34.800 the ability to influence the scenes that were shown and like dialogue lines
00:02:39.500 occasionally.
00:02:40.420 This is my take.
00:02:41.520 And I think I have the correct take,
00:02:43.020 which is that feminism as it is today is so inherently anti-feminist that any
00:02:48.520 true depiction of feminist stances and views and worldviews is going to show
00:02:54.340 how toxic it is that I think that's what it is.
00:02:56.980 Well,
00:02:57.220 we can talk through the movie and obviously big spoilers in this,
00:03:01.020 in this talk through and,
00:03:02.440 and the audience can decide and add in the comments whether they think there
00:03:06.820 was any like saboteur on the team trying to make the movie have.
00:03:13.260 Feminism is its own saboteur, 1.00
00:03:15.100 Malcolm. 0.81
00:03:15.980 No,
00:03:16.260 no.
00:03:16.420 So what's really interesting about it,
00:03:17.820 it had a really cohesive anti-feminist message. 1.00
00:03:20.100 It wasn't like bits and pieces.
00:03:21.960 It was like really sort of clever in the way it was done.
00:03:25.500 So first we'll start with,
00:03:27.960 so we'll just go through the various stages of the movie.
00:03:30.280 With everyone sort of telling its own anti-feminist message. 1.00
00:03:34.580 Okay.
00:03:35.760 Let's do it.
00:03:36.060 So it starts in Barbie world,
00:03:37.900 right?
00:03:38.540 And it's sort of made clear throughout the movie that this original
00:03:42.420 iteration of Barbie world is the female utopia that both women dream of, 1.00
00:03:51.680 the women who live in our world dream of, 0.97
00:03:54.260 and that the,
00:03:55.720 you know,
00:03:56.120 woke corporations are fighting to create.
00:03:58.560 Yeah.
00:03:59.120 Like every night's girl's night and it's Barbie's dream house, 0.91
00:04:02.440 not Ken's dream house.
00:04:04.420 Well,
00:04:04.940 so there was a few things.
00:04:06.300 So one,
00:04:06.780 every night's girl's night was funny because it's,
00:04:09.700 it's true.
00:04:10.160 Like you hear it and you're like,
00:04:11.360 yeah,
00:04:11.500 but there's many bars where every night is actually girl's night.
00:04:14.440 And there's never,
00:04:15.400 almost never guys nights at any of these places.
00:04:17.720 Like it just sort of subtly shows.
00:04:20.020 I don't know. 0.80
00:04:20.360 Isn't every night guys night at a gay bar.
00:04:23.180 No,
00:04:23.500 no,
00:04:23.600 no.
00:04:23.820 So girls nights,
00:04:24.580 a specific thing where girls drink free at a bar. 1.00
00:04:26.960 You've never been to a bar.
00:04:28.300 So you don't know what I'm talking about.
00:04:30.500 You've literally never been to a bar.
00:04:32.420 So you literally have no idea.
00:04:33.800 But the humor in that joke is in Barbie world.
00:04:38.800 They say that as if it's some like comical,
00:04:42.420 great thing for women, 1.00
00:04:43.980 yet it's reflected in the real world where every night is also girl's night.
00:04:50.840 And by real world,
00:04:51.580 we mean real world and like actually not in the movie.
00:04:54.160 Cause there's a real world in our world.
00:04:56.300 And what it shows is our world is already so comically feminist that it 1.00
00:05:01.640 parallels many things in this,
00:05:04.360 in this fever dream world that she started in.
00:05:06.980 But I'm really telling part of this fever dream is that the men in it are
00:05:12.280 one homeless.
00:05:13.640 It was true. 0.75
00:05:14.340 They're,
00:05:14.560 they're homeless.
00:05:15.620 Yes.
00:05:16.140 Two.
00:05:16.500 None of them have a job.
00:05:17.780 And three,
00:05:19.380 they live solely to try to please women. 0.97
00:05:23.460 Well,
00:05:23.760 they are only relevant on a day where Barbie recognizes them.
00:05:26.600 They're only relevant when they have,
00:05:28.000 they are an accessory to Barbie.
00:05:29.500 Yeah.
00:05:29.980 Right.
00:05:30.260 But they live to please these women, 1.00
00:05:32.380 which is interesting because I think if you look at the,
00:05:35.760 you know,
00:05:36.200 I think many,
00:05:37.040 obviously there's the most extreme red pill fever dreams and stuff like
00:05:40.240 that.
00:05:40.360 But in many conservative fever dreams,
00:05:42.780 I think that women would still have a role. 1.00
00:05:45.520 They'd still have homes.
00:05:47.060 They'd still,
00:05:48.100 you know,
00:05:48.400 when they were born,
00:05:49.280 it wasn't that they were born purposeless.
00:05:51.280 But I think what we're seeing here is the fantasy of the actual ideal
00:05:56.820 world that,
00:05:58.160 that,
00:05:58.380 that some women in our current society and like the woke companies strive 0.99
00:06:01.880 for is this dystopia.
00:06:04.440 But it gets really interesting when she goes,
00:06:07.080 well,
00:06:07.200 actually,
00:06:07.460 do you have any more thoughts on this part of the movie?
00:06:09.740 Well,
00:06:10.120 this shows up in several stages of the movie,
00:06:11.800 but it's also super clear from the very beginning that Barbie is
00:06:15.220 extremely asexual.
00:06:16.700 Like there's one scene where Barbie has a big blow up party at her 0.99
00:06:19.740 house.
00:06:20.020 And at the end,
00:06:20.640 this is also in the promotional materials.
00:06:22.260 Ken says,
00:06:22.900 Hey,
00:06:23.140 like,
00:06:23.400 I'd like to stay over tonight.
00:06:24.580 She's like,
00:06:25.020 Oh,
00:06:25.260 why?
00:06:25.680 He's like,
00:06:26.000 because we're boyfriend and girlfriend.
00:06:27.440 And she's like,
00:06:27.740 to do what?
00:06:28.180 And he's like,
00:06:28.820 I really don't know.
00:06:30.120 And I just feel like the asexuality of both of them also kind of
00:06:33.980 points to the plummeting sex rates of people right now.
00:06:36.620 I mean,
00:06:36.800 we are looking at a more sexless society right now where people are
00:06:40.580 living alone.
00:06:41.520 They,
00:06:41.720 they,
00:06:41.940 they may pretend to have boyfriends and girlfriends or have
00:06:44.600 performative boyfriends and girlfriends,
00:06:45.920 but not really be intimate with other people,
00:06:47.780 which is something that was also pretty,
00:06:50.040 pretty big in this world.
00:06:52.020 Even the way that they acted like in,
00:06:53.920 in the opening scene,
00:06:55.300 you know,
00:06:55.480 Barbie wakes up and she's in her dream house and she's just,
00:06:58.440 hi Barbie.
00:06:58.920 And she just says hi to all these people.
00:07:00.380 And it also feels very similar to me,
00:07:04.200 just the way people interact very shallowly online,
00:07:06.240 just liking each other's posts and kind of seeing each other
00:07:08.380 everywhere and feeling kind of surrounded by people,
00:07:10.400 but never having any form of deep conversation or engagement.
00:07:13.560 But yeah,
00:07:13.740 but the point of this initial world,
00:07:15.800 right?
00:07:16.500 It is the ideal that many women strive for or wish existed, 1.00
00:07:21.400 right?
00:07:21.600 Like that is why they're playing out this world.
00:07:24.120 Right.
00:07:24.400 Yeah.
00:07:24.840 And I think something that you captured in what you were seeing there are two
00:07:28.120 things.
00:07:28.820 One is this ideal relationship.
00:07:30.740 She has with a guy is one in which she is not committed to him in any
00:07:35.040 meaningful context.
00:07:36.560 One in which they do not sleep together.
00:07:38.900 She has to do nothing for this guy,
00:07:41.120 but he just adores her.
00:07:43.860 And,
00:07:44.220 and basically she keeps her primary guy as a permanent side piece.
00:07:49.040 Yeah.
00:07:49.220 Or what in the real world would be a permanent side piece.
00:07:51.560 Um,
00:07:52.400 well,
00:07:52.600 I'm friend zoned,
00:07:53.760 but without being explicitly friend zoned,
00:07:55.980 but yeah,
00:07:56.480 that's what a side piece is.
00:07:57.780 I know that you could never,
00:07:58.780 I know.
00:07:59.120 I think I thought side pieces were people you still kind of sleep with
00:08:02.420 friends.
00:08:03.540 The ideal perfect side piece is somebody who's just always there for you
00:08:07.320 as a backup,
00:08:08.120 but you don't even have to sleep with.
00:08:09.920 But anyway,
00:08:10.580 we can,
00:08:11.200 we can talk about the semantics of this later.
00:08:14.760 The point here being that's their relationship that he is just this
00:08:19.060 permanent attachment to her that she needs to invest in nothing in and
00:08:23.580 that she genuinely cares nothing about.
00:08:27.160 Yeah.
00:08:27.400 It's certain.
00:08:27.860 It's pretty clear that Ken's in this world are kind of existentially
00:08:30.720 depressed and.
00:08:32.780 Well,
00:08:33.040 no,
00:08:33.280 but this is also true throughout the movie.
00:08:34.640 It's not that they're existentially depressed is that they existentially
00:08:37.180 do not matter.
00:08:38.760 And this is not true.
00:08:40.280 When the Kens take over,
00:08:41.300 but we'll talk about this in a second.
00:08:42.860 So then Barbie for plot contrivances goes to the real world. 1.00
00:08:48.660 Now,
00:08:49.100 this is sort of stage two of the movie where they're contrasting her in
00:08:52.800 original world to her in real world.
00:08:56.580 And the most interesting thing that you're sort of supposed to be tracking
00:08:59.880 is what's going on with both her and Ken in the real world.
00:09:04.880 Who stows away.
00:09:06.380 Who what?
00:09:07.420 Who stows away.
00:09:08.180 Who comes along.
00:09:08.800 Oh yeah.
00:09:09.080 Who stows away and comes along.
00:09:10.540 Yeah.
00:09:10.620 She didn't think to bring Ken,
00:09:11.960 of course,
00:09:12.420 because Ken doesn't matter to her throughout the entire world.
00:09:15.800 He is a non-human to her.
00:09:18.020 She treats him genuinely horrendously throughout the entire movie.
00:09:20.840 So he,
00:09:22.460 he stows along and in the real world,
00:09:25.920 a joke that is consistently seen is Ken and her see a patriarchy,
00:09:32.020 right?
00:09:32.260 And yet the joke is the patriarchy does not exist insofar as like Ken goes to a
00:09:40.560 hospital and he asks the first person he sees,
00:09:42.880 can I talk to a doctor?
00:09:43.680 And it's a woman,
00:09:44.580 right?
00:09:45.500 And he goes,
00:09:45.860 no,
00:09:46.000 no,
00:09:46.100 no.
00:09:46.220 Could I talk to a doctor?
00:09:47.220 And then he runs off after a random man thinking that he must be the doctor.
00:09:52.700 The point being is that the patriarchy doesn't exist in this world,
00:09:56.780 in the real world.
00:09:58.180 Okay.
00:09:58.340 Women have equality in the real world. 1.00
00:10:01.520 The only place that women don't have equality in the real world, 1.00
00:10:05.340 as,
00:10:05.840 as seen through the eyes of Barbie and Ken is within this fictionalized corporation,
00:10:11.200 Mattel,
00:10:12.440 but within Mattel,
00:10:14.360 what are supposed to be a different supernatural location in,
00:10:17.720 in,
00:10:17.960 in sort of the eyes of the movie,
00:10:19.240 like people in Mattel are doing weird things.
00:10:21.660 I would say it's the most sort of Zoolander eyes.
00:10:23.500 It's not totally Barbie world,
00:10:24.900 but it's definitely on its way to being Barbie world.
00:10:27.160 So it can sort of be discounted as like a meaningful thing outside of like a
00:10:32.940 progressive fever dream.
00:10:33.820 But anyway,
00:10:34.480 the gist is,
00:10:35.240 is Ken's in the real world.
00:10:36.680 Barbie's in the real world.
00:10:37.800 There is no patriarchy.
00:10:39.200 Women have equality, 0.96
00:10:40.160 but Ken learns about the real world through books.
00:10:43.980 He finds,
00:10:44.920 I believe it's on a college campus or it's on a high school campus.
00:10:48.200 It's,
00:10:48.680 it's on a high school campus.
00:10:49.940 Basically he like sees first off that like men have jobs and it kind of blows
00:10:54.640 his mind.
00:10:55.040 And then he sees within some corporate offices,
00:10:57.300 men like actually being important and actually kind of shutting women down.
00:11:01.900 Occasionally he sees men getting out of cars,
00:11:04.260 men wearing suits,
00:11:05.440 people indicate that they respect him and we'll ask him questions.
00:11:08.420 And then he goes to the library after seeing like billboards and the dollar bill and like
00:11:13.320 pictures of presidents and pictures of men playing golf.
00:11:15.960 He like gets a bunch of books on like horses and the patriarchy and he develops this caricature
00:11:21.260 understanding of what patriarchy is and just assumes that real world is patriarchy.
00:11:25.140 So I would disagree with your assessment of story.
00:11:27.860 Really?
00:11:28.460 Okay.
00:11:29.920 What it is showing is two things.
00:11:32.200 One,
00:11:32.660 he is coming from this fever dream that women would create if they could. 0.99
00:11:37.620 Like,
00:11:37.740 like the scene is like this one end state of the feminist movement. 0.95
00:11:41.360 Right.
00:11:41.900 I think like the most delusional version of the feminist movement.
00:11:44.900 And he is shocked that men are allowed to do things like drive cars.
00:11:48.360 He is like his big win is somebody thought to ask him what the time was.
00:11:53.380 He was treated at the most base level,
00:11:55.620 like a human being.
00:11:56.920 This is what's shocking to him.
00:11:58.560 And then he wants to learn about this.
00:12:00.960 So he goes at the center of indoctrination in our society,
00:12:04.620 right?
00:12:05.740 To a high school.
00:12:07.220 And he reads about the concept of the patriarchy because this is what he's trying to learn.
00:12:12.460 He's like,
00:12:12.700 okay,
00:12:12.880 what's,
00:12:13.240 what's going on in this world?
00:12:14.560 What's going on in society?
00:12:15.480 So he goes and he reads about the patriarchy.
00:12:18.660 Now,
00:12:19.160 what's really important is this knowledge he's getting about the patriarchy is one.
00:12:23.880 It's clearly seen.
00:12:25.240 This is what's being taught to young kids in our society.
00:12:27.760 Okay.
00:12:28.560 But it is not from the actual experiences he has in the world.
00:12:34.780 And this is fascinating to me.
00:12:37.260 So then he goes back to Barbie world and he tries to set up the patriarchy as he has read about it from the perspective of progressives.
00:12:47.720 Right.
00:12:49.700 And what's fascinating about this is one,
00:12:53.520 they are telling you,
00:12:54.740 this is what we fear or the way that we perceive the world as actually being.
00:13:00.960 Ken world within this Barbie world is the world that little girls are taught exists when they become adults. 1.00
00:13:07.500 It's the world that they are taught exists in boardrooms.
00:13:11.060 It's the world they are taught exists in companies when they are in high school,
00:13:14.900 but it is just as much of a fever dream as this.
00:13:18.960 What would happen if feminists won fever dream? 1.00
00:13:21.940 So I see what you described differently.
00:13:24.240 And I don't,
00:13:24.920 yeah,
00:13:25.040 I mean,
00:13:25.200 that's one way of interpreting it.
00:13:26.540 I think he more got a caricature of patriarchy and just saw what he wanted to see and saw an aesthetic.
00:13:30.620 And what I actually see is more like,
00:13:33.220 he feels to me very representative of the like bronze age pervert facet of the internet where like their vision of masculinity and the patriarchy doesn't actually represent very accurately.
00:13:46.600 He learned nothing about the patriarchy from conservatives.
00:13:50.920 No,
00:13:51.080 I know.
00:13:51.480 I know he did.
00:13:52.080 I know,
00:13:52.360 but what I'm saying is I think that present like masculinity conservatives who also haven't learned anything about the patriarchy from conservatives have a caricature of masculinity that they hold to be the patriarchy.
00:14:05.300 And it's for them,
00:14:06.060 it's like pirates and warlords and,
00:14:08.680 you know,
00:14:09.320 the bronze age.
00:14:10.480 But for Ken in this movie,
00:14:12.080 it was cowboys.
00:14:13.200 It was,
00:14:13.480 it was like,
00:14:14.000 oh,
00:14:14.620 men,
00:14:15.620 horses are just men extenders.
00:14:17.060 And it's all about men and horses ruling the world together.
00:14:19.520 And it was caricature,
00:14:20.580 but still it felt to me much more like the caricature.
00:14:23.680 It was not developed by men.
00:14:25.420 It was not developed by conservatives.
00:14:27.480 It was developed entirely by progressive like gender study academics.
00:14:32.220 That is the books he was reading.
00:14:33.860 And that is the books he used to create this world.
00:14:36.080 He wrote,
00:14:36.780 no,
00:14:36.960 he read,
00:14:37.520 yes,
00:14:37.780 he read a book.
00:14:38.380 I would say maybe you're a little bit right.
00:14:40.000 And I'm a little bit right.
00:14:40.700 He got a book on horses and he got a book on the patriarchy.
00:14:43.700 I will say that this is a really interesting and telling part of the plot point.
00:14:47.820 So if we're seeing Ken's vision,
00:14:49.740 the one that he tries to create in Barbie world as being a feminine understanding of 0.53
00:14:54.700 what the patriarchy is,
00:14:56.100 right?
00:14:56.360 Like,
00:14:56.620 like this,
00:14:57.160 this fever dream that was created by gender studies academics in the actual world of men's 0.74
00:15:02.940 rights and everything like that.
00:15:04.220 Simone,
00:15:04.560 you correctly point out that a lot of them live for this aesthetic,
00:15:07.620 right?
00:15:07.900 You know,
00:15:08.380 you've talked about like raw egg nationalists or whatever,
00:15:10.280 like eating raw eggs,
00:15:11.200 like guest on or something,
00:15:12.280 but none of them,
00:15:15.080 none of them that I'm aware of are actually into horses.
00:15:17.760 Like this is not something that any actual men's rights group has picked up,
00:15:20.960 but what's really interesting is when feminist organizations end up trying to appeal to men's 1.00
00:15:27.140 rights groups,
00:15:27.780 they always go for horses. 0.99
00:15:29.820 So remember when Bud Light had that massive fuck up and, 0.98
00:15:34.280 and everybody, 0.72
00:15:35.220 nobody wanted to buy their products anymore.
00:15:36.500 And then that ad they wrote to try to make it better was like horses running in a field and
00:15:41.400 like talking about how they're still connected.
00:15:42.920 I thought they were trying to harken back to their old Clydesdale.
00:15:45.740 Wasn't that Bud Light too?
00:15:47.040 The Clydesdale Super Bowl ads.
00:15:48.380 I don't know. 0.99
00:15:48.780 But the point being is that when feminists try to idiotically communicate with masculine men, 1.00
00:15:55.540 they very frequently use horses, 0.99
00:15:57.720 which is really interesting because almost no men's group actually uses horses to intercommunicate
00:16:05.000 masculinity,
00:16:05.980 which horses and beer in the Barbie movie,
00:16:09.240 actually.
00:16:09.900 Yes,
00:16:10.180 it's horses and beer,
00:16:11.180 but horses are a key part of it as you pointed out.
00:16:13.760 So anyway,
00:16:14.400 he goes back to the Barbie world and he creates this kin utopia. 0.88
00:16:21.480 And he,
00:16:23.620 what's really notable about the kin utopia is a few things.
00:16:27.820 One,
00:16:28.400 the women in it are happy. 1.00
00:16:31.080 They like what they're doing and they have roles within this world.
00:16:36.340 They may not be these high status roles,
00:16:39.280 you know,
00:16:39.600 like jokes are made of like,
00:16:40.800 well,
00:16:40.900 now the Supreme court,
00:16:42.000 like what are they doing?
00:16:42.880 Hanging out with the guys and like serving them beer and stuff,
00:16:45.380 but they are roles.
00:16:47.180 They matter.
00:16:47.680 The kin's want to live in the same houses with the Barbies. 1.00
00:16:52.420 What is being said here,
00:16:54.780 which is what is fascinating is that even from the perspective of the,
00:17:00.500 the feminist fever dream of what the patriarchy is,
00:17:04.820 the patriarchy is both better than what they would create if they won for,
00:17:12.340 if you're talking about like an equity perspective,
00:17:14.000 and it's better than what people have in the real world.
00:17:19.860 It's even better than what women have in the real world. 1.00
00:17:25.040 And this gets to a really interesting scene in the movie where Barbie comes back, 0.73
00:17:30.900 right?
00:17:31.340 And she sees that the world has been changed.
00:17:33.700 And she asks the other Barbies, 0.97
00:17:36.360 why are you doing these things?
00:17:39.260 And the other Barbies tell her logically why they're doing these things.
00:17:43.400 They're like,
00:17:43.940 look,
00:17:44.260 I want a mental break.
00:17:45.580 My brain needed a massage for a while.
00:17:47.980 Like this is actually,
00:17:49.360 I'm having fun.
00:17:50.980 And her interpretation.
00:17:53.500 Now keep in mind,
00:17:54.320 she basically, 0.51
00:17:55.740 this is what we see.
00:17:56.840 They do seem to just be having fun.
00:17:59.640 Her interpretation is that they have been brainwashed.
00:18:02.780 And this is so,
00:18:05.440 it's such a great interpretation because it's so the way progressives are.
00:18:09.720 When they run into people who have beliefs that are different from them,
00:18:14.600 or a way of structuring their lives that is different from them,
00:18:18.260 they immediately say,
00:18:19.940 these people must have been brainwashed.
00:18:22.940 And,
00:18:23.240 and what's then really a great,
00:18:26.200 I thought like subversion moment,
00:18:27.780 moment is she gets in this car where they all dress like they're in a cult.
00:18:33.940 Like,
00:18:34.440 to me,
00:18:34.680 this just seems like the obvious thing.
00:18:36.080 Like,
00:18:36.180 so they all dress the same.
00:18:37.080 They all dress like they're in a cult and they send other women out there to 1.00
00:18:42.280 distract the guys and then kidnap the women and unbrainwash them.
00:18:48.200 And very clearly they're brainwashing them.
00:18:51.840 Like it looks like a brainwash ban.
00:18:53.820 Right.
00:18:54.540 And what's fascinating about this is it is the way that progressives so often do things like
00:19:00.060 Antifa calling themselves an anti-fascist organization when what they fight for is like
00:19:05.520 literally exactly fascism.
00:19:07.040 You know,
00:19:07.960 so often the left will just like take a concept and then name,
00:19:13.180 name something the exact opposite of what it actually means or what it actually does.
00:19:17.860 But there's another really interesting thing that happens in these scenes where the way that the
00:19:23.380 Barbies engage the kins to distract them is by asking the kins for genuine help. 0.99
00:19:30.120 Like they'll say,
00:19:31.140 I'm having problems like understanding how to use Photoshop or I'm having some problems with my
00:19:36.040 investing.
00:19:37.140 And it's not like stupidly obvious problems either. 0.88
00:19:40.520 It's not obvious that the kins are condescending them or anything like that.
00:19:44.360 It's just the kins are excited to genuinely help them and genuinely try to share information with
00:19:52.400 them about topics that they are interested in.
00:19:55.100 But of course,
00:19:55.940 again,
00:19:56.820 like I think someone hearing this and having not watched the movie would be like,
00:19:59.700 okay,
00:19:59.880 so this is clearly an anti-feminist movie. 1.00
00:20:01.980 No,
00:20:02.560 really like what I think the filmmakers were trying to do is demonstrate,
00:20:06.040 that men simply cannot resist an opportunity to mansplain and that the trap was to mansplain.
00:20:11.860 Another thing I'd note about the quote unquote brainwashing of the Barbies is that actually they 0.99
00:20:18.300 come across as just as Stepford wifey and brainwashed at the beginning,
00:20:22.120 like when they're all just in happy Barbie world.
00:20:24.200 And second,
00:20:24.680 there is no evidence there was any malpractice or manipulation when Ken returned to Barbie world
00:20:31.680 and everyone changed their behavior.
00:20:33.460 It sounds like,
00:20:34.740 I mean,
00:20:34.940 realistically,
00:20:35.920 what Ken probably did was just return so excited about a world in which men have rights 0.64
00:20:41.340 and like men rule the world and it's so cool and look at this and then just told everyone about it.
00:20:46.080 And everyone was like,
00:20:47.260 that sounds really fun.
00:20:48.040 Let's play with this.
00:20:48.880 So while it's implied that,
00:20:51.580 or while the main characters,
00:20:53.840 while the main characters think that there's been brainwashing,
00:20:56.960 there's no actual like hard evidence that there has been any,
00:21:00.240 only they do the brainwashing, 0.99
00:21:01.680 only the female characters.
00:21:02.660 We'll get to the actual brainwashing scenes in a second,
00:21:05.880 but I want to say why I don't think,
00:21:07.560 so you're saying like,
00:21:08.620 no,
00:21:09.040 as a woman,
00:21:09.560 you may not like,
00:21:10.520 you'd have to be so brainwashed to not see what's happening in this scene within our society.
00:21:14.560 Right.
00:21:14.800 So if they had wanted it to look like just generic mansplaining, 0.98
00:21:20.100 I think Ken would have been like the Kens would have been helping the Barbies do stupidly easy things, 1.00
00:21:26.920 you know, 0.91
00:21:27.300 not like manage different layers within Photoshop or like manage a complex investment portfolio.
00:21:33.380 No,
00:21:33.660 no,
00:21:34.020 no.
00:21:34.340 Sorry.
00:21:34.680 That's,
00:21:35.080 that is the way people are accused of mansplaining.
00:21:37.220 I'm completely serious when I say this.
00:21:39.320 Okay.
00:21:39.700 Yes,
00:21:40.020 I agree.
00:21:40.720 I agree.
00:21:41.200 It's the way people are accused of mansplaining when they transparently shouldn't be accused of mansplaining.
00:21:47.500 And that's why I think the movie is anti-feminist in those moments is because in every one of these moments that it's very clear they're thinking or somebody on the set is probably thinking mansplaining.
00:21:57.640 What is actually happening is the men are just trying to help after being asked to help.
00:22:04.720 Which is different and also keep in mind and we'll mention this now because this is the scene that happens near the end of the movie is it's pointed out by sort of the God of this world.
00:22:14.320 This character Ruth that the creator of Barbie that both Barbie and the patriarchy are imaginary concepts that do not exist in the real world that people make up because life is hard that people make up because life is hard,
00:22:29.020 but it is pointed out point blank spelled out in the dialogue of the movement.
00:22:33.480 The patriarchy is made up.
00:22:37.180 But I mean that it's a little damning,
00:22:39.200 but I still I still hold to my point.
00:22:41.460 Hold on,
00:22:42.180 but we're going to come back to because this is also really interesting when the women come from the real world to Ken world the way that they brainwash the women into thinking that the men are horrible is basically just by going over a bunch of feminist talking points about how unhappy they are and how hard it is to be a woman. 0.87
00:23:02.140 But what's really interesting in this transformation is these women who this happens to were not unhappy in patriarchy world.
00:23:12.320 They were not unhappy before they were told that they should be unhappy until they were brainwashed to be unsatisfied with the world as it is structured under this patriarchy.
00:23:27.420 And that was fascinating to me.
00:23:29.420 Yeah, that was quite interesting.
00:23:31.040 So it's interesting to see what Ken world ends up being this caricature that as you put it Malcolm is feminists picture of what men fully living out the patriarchy looks like.
00:23:42.680 So the themes and basically the Ken's take over the Barbie dream houses and trick them out Ken style, which apparently mostly means putting TVs everywhere on TVs or just images of horses. 0.70
00:23:54.180 They they they add a lot of like complicated remotes and there's beer everywhere so they get foot massages and they have beer and there are horses everywhere and big cars and that's that's kind of it aside from like big like pimp jackets Ken starts to wear this giant furry pimp jacket which he seems to love.
00:24:18.180 So it's interesting but they still they do more parties they drink more beer no I mean there's drinking there's beer for the first time because beer is this symbol of masculinity but there is no less partying than pre Ken world it just happens to be that they're like more masculine style parties. 0.73
00:24:38.640 Okay, okay, okay. I'll buy that. All right, so we get to the the after the scene where the Barbies start brainwashing people and what's really interesting about this scene is it makes really clear that the women in the Barbie world under the patriarchy are happier than even women in the real world.
00:24:55.500 And I thought that was really fascinating. It was only by breaking them out of this system that they became systemically unhappy and and that that was part of the brainwashing procedure.
00:25:07.440 But anyway, so they break them out and they have this plan to disrupt the kins to distract the kins. Can you talk about this Simone because this was really fascinating.
00:25:17.800 Yeah, and it was brutal seeming and it just made the protagonists look really terrible because basically they decided they they needed to distract the kins from changing the constitution of Barbie world to let kins rule forever or something like that. 0.83
00:25:32.240 So in order to do that, they decided that they would all express romantic interest in all of the kins and watch wrapped as they played the same song on guitars, and then pretend to be distracted by or into a different Ken and then switch places and go to that other Ken to make all the kins jealous of each other and prompt all the kins to fight each other, which is just like so 0.68
00:25:54.340 There's a few scenes here that are really worse. It is made explicitly clear throughout this that Ken within the patriarchy genuinely cares about Barbie
00:26:04.960 Wants her to be happy and wants to be together with her. Well, he also expresses frustration. I mean, he does kick her out of her house and throw all of her clothes out
00:26:13.660 So it's not like he's been when she treats him really poorly. Yes, well, she does
00:26:17.980 She had that coming, but i'm just saying like one
00:26:20.800 I I do want to give two caveats one. This is not the ideal world for women 1.00
00:26:24.520 This like ken because they took all women out of all positions of power, but 0.99
00:26:29.080 That doesn't mean that the women hadn't done the same thing. It's just like, okay
00:26:32.600 Well, that's not an ideal world and also
00:26:34.940 You know ken did
00:26:36.420 But hold on so yes, there's the scenery kicks her out of the house, but after that scene
00:26:41.220 This is when this beach scene happens. She's like I want to get back together with you
00:26:45.200 And he's like that's all i've ever wanted like all i've ever wanted
00:26:48.300 And this is after kicking her out of the house is to make you happy is to live a life with you is for this house
00:26:53.960 To be the barbie and ken house and not just the barbie dream house
00:26:58.160 It is it is clear that he has only ever
00:27:02.360 Had the best intentions for her and had different ways of doing that
00:27:06.560 Whereas throughout the movie it is made explicitly clear in the dialogue that she never ever cared what happened to kim
00:27:13.820 At best she just wanted him out of her life
00:27:17.560 That she never cared and she was willing to use
00:27:21.160 His care and appreciation for her to hurt him and his ambitions
00:27:27.080 Whenever possible and in this scene that you're describing. That's what happens
00:27:31.820 She is trying to in barbie language 0.99
00:27:34.920 convince ken that another one of his friends was making a move on her
00:27:39.260 When
00:27:40.320 They were not this was a lie. She was one not interested in kin and two other kins were not interested in making a move on her
00:27:48.760 I mean, do you want to talk a bit more to this or
00:27:51.840 It's just extremely manipulative. Like I don't know how I do suppose that that's a point against this
00:27:57.260 being a complete
00:27:58.660 Like feminist movie that ended up just seeming anti-feminist because 1.00
00:28:03.060 It's really hard to make that kind of manipulation look good like that in the entire movie
00:28:08.100 She never does anything kind or generous
00:28:11.320 Or or to help other people which is not true of kin
00:28:15.640 And it's not true of the kins more generally
00:28:18.240 In fact, I would say that the way that the kins go out of their way to help the barbies when they're distracting them 0.96
00:28:23.620 Is literally nicer than any single thing that the protagonist does throughout the entire course of the movie
00:28:29.500 And that is wild if they yeah
00:28:33.740 The way that they hurt the kins is by manipulating and this is almost like this is almost more of a red pilly message than I would work into a movie
00:28:42.660 The way that in this movie women manipulate men is by utilizing 1.00
00:28:47.900 Men's genuine care for women because women are incapable of caring for men and it's been the same way that men care for women like that 1.00
00:28:54.880 Seems to be the message of this part of the movie. Yeah, not not gonna disagree with you
00:28:59.480 So let's talk about the resolution of the movie because it is equally
00:29:03.920 Like I don't know to me it really spells
00:29:08.040 So so one in this scene where the barbies distract the kins
00:29:11.660 It's only temporarily like the kins never really they just sort of play fight with each other and then realize that they all really
00:29:17.720 Like each other and are happy together and that they don't really have any conflict with each other
00:29:21.340 And they do this on their own
00:29:23.240 It's not like some outside force or the barbies come in and help the kins make up with the other kins
00:29:29.080 The kins do this on their own 1.00
00:29:31.440 Which again is very different than what I would expect if this had a
00:29:34.660 Genuine feminist message where the barbies would help the kins resolve things 1.00
00:29:38.800 So the kins resolve things on their own just not fast enough 0.99
00:29:41.680 To prevent the barbies from changing the laws so no kin can ever have power again and the extent to which they want no kin 1.00
00:29:49.320 So you would think like to me if this was actually a feminist movie at the end 1.00
00:29:53.900 The barbies would realize that they were wrong in the way that they treated the kins 1.00
00:29:57.860 And they would introduce some level of equity into the world
00:30:00.520 Yeah, like maybe let's share because in the beginning for example, it's only barbies on the supreme court and at the end, you know, the
00:30:06.440 The formerly defroned dethroned president barbie then, you know, of course repacks the supreme court with all female barbies 1.00
00:30:14.580 And then one male barbie comes up to him and it's like, hey, you know, we'd love to have one seat on the supreme court and she's like
00:30:20.440 No
00:30:21.200 Maybe something really low like a lower circuit court and it's just insane like there's no concession
00:30:27.240 What it shows is that there is no concession in our society
00:30:31.160 There is no conception from the feminist perspective what this movie is 0.85
00:30:35.060 This is the feminist of the feminist perspective 1.00
00:30:37.360 What many women actually want the world to be like re-establishes dominance within this world 1.00
00:30:42.920 and
00:30:43.880 What they actually want the world to be like is a world in which men have no power
00:30:49.100 That is the message of the movie to the extent where the men are then kicked out of the houses again
00:30:53.280 The men then become homeless again at the end of the movie
00:30:56.280 The kens are not given homes 1.00
00:30:58.000 They are not allowed to live with the barbies 0.78
00:31:00.200 They are not allowed to have jobs
00:31:02.360 They are again treated worse than they treated the women when they had power 0.99
00:31:07.420 and
00:31:08.400 No, it's really clear in the movie. It is
00:31:11.800 Yeah, it's like imagine that there was like a feminist movement and then at the end it was like nope you failed
00:31:17.180 And then they give a midtown method
00:31:18.860 Yeah, there's sort of this thing where like ken puts on this t-shirt that says i'm
00:31:24.120 kinuf i'm ken, you know
00:31:26.500 Well, the message they give to men the message they give to ken is he needs to learn to be happy without women 0.99
00:31:32.580 Yeah, basically just go migtow
00:31:34.120 It's unironically migtow is the right answer for men 1.00
00:31:38.380 That is unironically the resolution the story resolution for ken
00:31:43.800 Whereas the story resolution for barbie is that she becomes human 0.95
00:31:49.640 And at the end of the movie it's like let up so you think she's getting a job 0.93
00:31:52.960 But no she's been getting a gynecologist 0.99
00:31:54.360 So it's that she gets a woman and she gets she gets to be a human woman and she gets to have a vagina and indulge in sexuality 1.00
00:32:02.140 Like that's what's sort of being 0.99
00:32:04.520 Yeah, they play off
00:32:05.460 Yeah when she decides to go to the real world and be a human and there's a scene at the very end where like
00:32:09.720 Other human friends are basically driving her in a car and they're like i'm so proud of you
00:32:13.960 And she gets out and as a viewer you're expecting that she's going to some big job interview
00:32:17.700 And no she goes to a gynecologist and that's the end 0.68
00:32:20.740 And wow
00:32:22.880 With with my framing of this do you believe that somebody
00:32:27.880 Sabotageably was on the set trying to make this a men's rights message 0.83
00:32:33.280 Because it has almost no part of it that genuinely gets across a feminist message 0.98
00:32:38.900 Whereas almost every interaction seems to get across a men's rights message 0.88
00:32:42.220 Maybe you know
00:32:43.860 Maybe i'll switch
00:32:46.240 To say that it is a very feminist movie
00:32:50.180 But by depressed feminists having an existential crisis 1.00
00:32:54.780 How about that?
00:32:56.440 Like this like theme song at the end like in the closing credits is this like sad voice singing
00:33:02.420 What was i made for?
00:33:05.060 Kind of like
00:33:05.800 What what purpose do i have?
00:33:08.880 And it's kind of like well, you know
00:33:10.520 Evolutionarily you have a purpose
00:33:13.280 And it kind of evolves things
00:33:14.900 Specifically referencing barbie
00:33:16.920 And and and so it's showing what she was made for 0.63
00:33:21.480 But what is really fascinating about it is through that
00:33:25.640 They're saying what were women made for 1.00
00:33:28.960 What do women truly aspire for? 1.00
00:33:31.240 And what's interesting is what's playing in the background during the song
00:33:34.600 Which is kids playing it's mothers playing with their kids 0.97
00:33:40.920 Yeah, well, and it's interesting also
00:33:42.620 You were made for your kids
00:33:47.040 And well, I forgot to even mention the beginning of the movie
00:33:50.560 Where they talk about like how basically up until barbie
00:33:54.440 Girls played with dolls and girls played at being mothers 1.00
00:33:58.200 And they show a bunch of little girls in like a space odyssey kind of context
00:34:03.660 Playing with dolls and apparently looking very bored
00:34:06.260 And sort of the message was like, oh, it sucked to only be a mother 0.95
00:34:09.740 That was terrible 0.71
00:34:11.080 And then like and then and then you got a new doll 0.98
00:34:14.520 Yeah, and like, you know now this doll that was model off of a sex toy is now available 0.99
00:34:20.180 And you can be anything like a sex toy 0.98
00:34:23.680 And it's kind of interesting because it does sort of show the like curve of a female 1.00
00:34:28.820 Desirable attainment or status seeking over time
00:34:33.100 Where like it used to be like the big status thing you do is be like a successful mother
00:34:37.700 And and now it's gone to like being a successful sex symbol
00:34:42.360 As long as you can possibly do that
00:34:44.380 Which also leads to a lot of very unfortunate filtering in plastic surgery
00:34:47.460 And trying to make things work when you're never going to compete with a 20 year old, etc
00:34:50.560 So yeah, that was also like a really like already in the beginning of the movie
00:34:53.700 It was like, oh whoa
00:34:55.220 Like this is also talking about like demographic collapse, pronatalism
00:34:59.300 Like why our culture isn't producing families and children anymore
00:35:02.320 It's amazing
00:35:03.220 No, no, I mean it almost cohesively to me
00:35:07.480 Is is the most anthem movie of the men's rights movement
00:35:11.680 I think it could conceivably be produced
00:35:14.440 Sorry, just how ironic is that
00:35:17.840 But like
00:35:18.540 Then it starts with the girls playing with like wholesome toys
00:35:22.360 And it is very clearly shown the contrast between the Barbie and the dolls
00:35:25.740 Is the sexualized nature of the Barbie
00:35:28.780 And it's this moment where they're like
00:35:30.800 This is when we realized we could sexualize little kids
00:35:33.520 This is when we realized we could sell little children, little girls 0.99
00:35:37.240 A sexualized image
00:35:38.760 And make it aspirational
00:35:40.940 Yeah, and make it aspirational
00:35:43.120 And that was really weird
00:35:46.920 Like I, I, I kind of
00:35:48.600 I kind of love what the movie was, was, was saying at the end of the day
00:35:52.360 I am surprised
00:35:53.900 I know some conservatives have been like
00:35:55.680 Actually this movie is, is, has many based aspects of it
00:35:59.340 But I think structurally every part of the movie
00:36:02.760 Was literally as based as could be
00:36:05.420 First part of the movie
00:36:06.980 Women do not treat men with any respect 1.00
00:36:09.980 This is seen as a world created from the aspirations
00:36:13.660 Of women in our society
00:36:15.720 Second part of the world
00:36:17.040 They go to the real world
00:36:17.920 It turns out the patriarchy doesn't exist
00:36:19.720 Except in high school bookstores
00:36:22.760 Keep in mind
00:36:23.700 They could have gone to any bookstore
00:36:25.060 Could have been a public library
00:36:26.740 It could have been a college
00:36:27.780 It's a high school bookstore
00:36:29.380 Then they come back to this world
00:36:32.640 Ken convinces everyone voluntarily
00:36:35.120 To join this new reality
00:36:36.620 From what we can tell
00:36:37.600 And from what the other Barbies tell the main
00:36:40.000 She, they must have been brainwashed
00:36:43.680 She goes over, she brainwashes them all 0.60
00:36:46.420 By making them sad
00:36:48.820 Because they were happy in patriarchy land
00:36:51.920 They are now sad outside of patriarchy land
00:36:55.260 That's the process of the brainwashing 0.70
00:36:57.600 And then they take power again
00:37:00.620 By taking advantage of men's good nature
00:37:04.380 And genuine care for them
00:37:05.840 While they have the genuinely no care for men
00:37:08.480 Then
00:37:09.640 It ends
00:37:12.300 With them taking complete control again
00:37:14.880 Making all the men homeless again 1.00
00:37:16.400 Taking all the power from the men again
00:37:18.140 And then
00:37:19.340 The main character leaves for the real
00:37:21.380 The man decides
00:37:22.580 As MGTOW
00:37:23.120 Very clearly said
00:37:24.040 MGTOW is the only real pathway for men 0.99
00:37:26.080 Then the main character
00:37:28.020 Gets this whole
00:37:29.020 What was I made for song
00:37:30.240 And it's having kids
00:37:32.700 Playing with kids
00:37:34.320 Being a part of kids' life
00:37:36.100 I couldn't see anything more
00:37:38.920 Men's rights than this movie 0.97
00:37:41.240 Scene per scene
00:37:42.700 That's pretty weird
00:37:44.240 But then why is it then
00:37:46.120 That progressive audiences
00:37:47.600 Apparently think that it's a very feminist film 1.00
00:37:49.920 Because they're dumb 1.00
00:37:52.240 They're literally so brainwashed 1.00
00:37:54.640 It's like they have 0.84
00:37:55.320 On their eyes
00:37:56.240 Actually
00:37:56.980 So this is a great point
00:37:58.420 If you're saying
00:37:59.360 How did the person who wrote this
00:38:00.880 Or the director of this
00:38:01.820 Not see the way that
00:38:03.900 I think somebody on set
00:38:05.020 Was changing it
00:38:05.720 Into a men's rights movement film
00:38:07.240 It's because they were so blinded
00:38:09.780 By progressivism
00:38:10.860 They couldn't see
00:38:12.260 What they were actually saying
00:38:13.940 I disagree
00:38:14.920 I disagree
00:38:15.540 I think that the people
00:38:16.900 Who are most instilled
00:38:18.640 In progressivism
00:38:19.800 Also
00:38:20.780 Subtly know
00:38:22.940 Though they may not
00:38:23.820 Ever directly communicate it
00:38:25.100 So it will show up
00:38:25.820 As somewhat indirect
00:38:26.620 Like this
00:38:27.380 That it's not working out
00:38:28.880 For them
00:38:29.300 Like
00:38:29.660 You know
00:38:30.620 We were just this morning
00:38:31.680 Offline
00:38:32.620 Obviously not recorded
00:38:33.680 Talking about my mom
00:38:34.940 And like
00:38:35.440 The fact that
00:38:36.460 When she was in
00:38:37.520 In college
00:38:38.120 She studied gender studies 0.58
00:38:39.360 She worked at an abortion clinic
00:38:40.800 She worked at a feminist bookstore 0.95
00:38:43.000 Like she was
00:38:43.900 Totally like
00:38:45.140 The you know
00:38:45.900 Feminist young woman
00:38:46.920 And she really tried
00:38:49.100 To balance being a mother
00:38:50.340 And having a career
00:38:51.180 And it didn't work
00:38:52.140 And there are just
00:38:53.180 So many aspects of feminism 1.00
00:38:54.380 That just don't
00:38:56.380 Don't work for people 0.99
00:38:58.100 Because they
00:38:58.680 They don't allow you
00:38:59.980 To
00:39:00.340 To have certain things
00:39:02.820 That you know
00:39:03.300 They try to
00:39:04.140 Force an impossible balance
00:39:05.980 That you actually
00:39:06.600 Could balance well
00:39:07.460 If you did things differently
00:39:08.320 But that's not the way
00:39:09.480 You're allowed to do them
00:39:10.200 And I think that's
00:39:11.000 Maybe what's going on here
00:39:11.940 Is that
00:39:12.320 There are many
00:39:13.880 Many feminist people 1.00
00:39:14.640 Who also see that
00:39:15.620 Society seems to be 0.94
00:39:16.900 Quite broken right now
00:39:17.880 That their lives
00:39:18.540 Are not as satisfying
00:39:19.360 As they want them to be
00:39:20.140 That there's all these problems
00:39:21.140 That they don't really know
00:39:21.820 How to address
00:39:22.420 That they have mental health issues
00:39:23.740 So that things
00:39:24.980 Aren't quite right
00:39:25.700 And so that will show up
00:39:26.820 In their work
00:39:27.260 And that will show up
00:39:27.940 In stuff that they say
00:39:28.760 Is feminist 0.54
00:39:29.180 Because they are feminist 0.98
00:39:30.240 Right
00:39:30.520 But
00:39:30.800 Yeah
00:39:31.760 I think that's a great point
00:39:33.100 To end on
00:39:33.560 And it's something
00:39:33.960 We'll talk about
00:39:34.480 In an upcoming video
00:39:35.320 That we'll film soon
00:39:36.760 Which is
00:39:37.180 How can we actually
00:39:38.480 Make women work 1.00
00:39:40.080 Durably in a society
00:39:41.480 It's pretty clear
00:39:42.620 That the world
00:39:44.780 That progressives have created
00:39:45.960 Is not a world
00:39:46.800 In which women 0.93
00:39:47.380 Are actually happy
00:39:48.340 And keep in mind
00:39:50.280 That this world
00:39:51.020 Is the one
00:39:51.680 That the women 0.59
00:39:52.520 Are coming into
00:39:53.100 The Barbie world 0.99
00:39:53.540 And talking about
00:39:54.120 All this existential
00:39:54.760 Unhappiness they have
00:39:55.620 But I think it's also clear
00:39:56.860 That the world
00:39:57.360 That used to exist
00:39:58.120 Before that
00:39:58.620 Was also a world
00:39:59.300 In which many women 0.69
00:39:59.980 Were unhappy
00:40:00.540 So let's talk about
00:40:02.180 A new sustainable
00:40:03.960 Vision for femininity
00:40:05.120 And I've had
00:40:06.220 Such a great time
00:40:07.080 Talking with you today
00:40:07.960 And I love that
00:40:08.760 We get these little
00:40:09.380 Date nights
00:40:09.860 And stuff like that
00:40:10.560 Together
00:40:10.900 Me too
00:40:11.900 Thanks Malcolm
00:40:13.020 I love you
00:40:13.760 Thank you
00:40:14.260 Thanks
00:40:14.300 fun
00:40:15.100 I love you
00:40:15.160 Just doing
00:40:15.660 Thank you
00:40:15.860 Cool
00:40:16.120 Good
00:40:16.700 Thank you