Cuties | The Documentary That CANCELLED Netflix

hello youtube welcome to my channel my name is michelle mcdaniel i'm a personal trainer a proud mother of a pup a past theater nerd on grown-up cosplayer and this is my channel my thoughts will probably offend you and if my thoughts offends you today i've got some deep questions for you but before we start make sure to hit that subscribe button because yoshi here she's got very big dreams and her goal is to get a million subscribers on this channel because i told her if she reaches a million she's gonna get a million treats she'll literally be swimming in trees so to make that happen all you have to do is hit the subscribe button and make this little pug's dreams come true okay sorry i woke you up sorry she's a little irritated it's supposed to be her day off anyway there's a new educational documentary that has most normal people raging and we're going to talk about it [Music] warning this channel suggests watching this whole video we know many people are talking about this topic but we're gonna take a little different path and bring up an issue that needs to be talked about as well we will be keeping it rather pg and squeaky clean so there are sensors in the videos to help youtube stay off my black um booty cheeks and not demonetize the video i worked very hard on also please share this because they probably will still demonetize my video okay let's start cuties no not the fruit a french made film that's main character is an 11 year old girl named amy joins a group of dancers named the cuties at school and rapidly grows aware of her growing femininity upsetting her mother and her values in the process sounds pretty good right a young girl growing up discovering certain things about her body and her mom's kind of like oh let's slow down there you're a kid let's not do that the description sounds fine right wrong i am now going to give a very pg description of what this movie actually is under age girls dancing similar to how cardi b dances in the song rap masked as education the producer and director slash writer of the film netflix and many top people in hollywood of course they did defended the film i decided to make this film and sound an alarm and say we need to protect our children it's bold it's feminist but it's so important and necessary to create debate and try to find solutions hold up the debate whether it be to protect the children or not i don't know what kind of good people are debating that i have a pretty good idea of who wants to debate whether certain things should be done to children but okay and try to find solutions for me as an artist for politicians and parents it's a real issue netflix says a social commentary against the of young children it's an award-winning film and powerful story about the pressures young girls face on social media and from society more generally growing up and we'd encourage anyone who cares about these important issues to watch the movie trista thompson who has been in movies such as men in black international and thor ragnarok also defended the film hashtag cuties is a beautiful film it gutted me at sundance fest it introduces a fresh voice at the helm she's a french senegalese black woman mining her experience the film comments on the hyper of pre-adolescent girls disappointed to see the current discourse even though there's controversy tessa thompson does bring up an interesting point about the backlash according to the actress's opinion as a cutie's viewer she did not feel like the movie promoted over of girls she finished off her point by sharing a photo of the film that is more representative of the material so basically what happened was the original film had this cover and the netflix head i'm not gonna even show you the cover i'm really trying not to get demonetized but basically netflix changed the cover to the girls wearing crop tops and booty shorts very similar to cheerleading outfits except two girls off to the side were twerking and poking their butts out and a lot of people were like well why just switching netflix because you like kids so i think the point of what she's saying is that netflix didn't do a good job of expressing what the original artist was saying she finished off her point by sharing a photo from the film that is more representative of the material but the switching of the cover was the least of our worries the problem is that there was underage girls twerking oh not a big deal cool the problem is that there are girls in the movie opening their legs and then thus grabbing their i had to censor that out but let me be a little bit more clear there were girls rubbing their frontal areas with their legs open real eleven year old girls oh still not an issue for you okay that's fine uh what about the scene where there's a underage girl nude from the waist up and you can see full frontal chest during a dance scene is it still just for education and to bring awareness the problem with the film is it's an undercover outlet for disgusting people to children and then mask their sick love of children as just watching a documentary a full-on math advocate said the movie was great this film does try to make you by 11 year olds and uh i'll i'll say it's not bad at it it's not a total failure in that regard at least for me let me remind you what map stands for minor attracted person and they're trying to become a part of the lgbtq plus community and they absolutely loved this film surprise who would have thought that people who love underage children would love this movie insert shocked pikachu face am i right let's see what an advocate for a map had to say about the movie as far as like sexy music videos go um it's not bad the juxtaposes these these amazing scenes where it's like you'll see the girls playing on a bed where they're stuffing gummy bears in their mouths and they're just totally children and then you'll see um them shaking their booties on this stairway as they make this uh this viral video and um they're pretty hot he called it hot if you missed that pretty hot and let me just make it clear to the people that are a little slow he called a group of underage girls on the bed eating gummy bears pots pretty hot and then he sat there kind of blanked out a little bit and reminisced about what he saw in the film you know you can say whatever you want about me it's not my fault i didn't make him do that they really expressed how aware he was that you shouldn't um think of little girls as hot by calling them hot good job guys you did it someone who publicly says little pre-pubescent girls are hot approves of the film so one of the goals of the film according to the writer was to bring awareness of the disgusting way people quote unquote love children but normal people know that you shouldn't think of children in that way right we're all in agreeance here a lot of people are not going to watch this because most people don't want to watch girls act like cardi b we know it's gross a lot of people don't want to watch cardi b be cardi b these are the people that are more than willing to watch this for educational purposes pretty hot and i'll admit at first before hearing about it i was like oh people are just freaking out and being dramatic and then i saw one scene that popped up on instagram and then another scene and another and usually i'm a very curious person i want to see what people are talking about i'm not watching this movie but people are very upset because it's a film that says they want to bring awareness of the of children but they did exactly that and gave a gift not from the heaven not from hell but from whatever sick realm this dude is from so since i refused to do my homework and watson video i decided i can talk about a topic that's a huge issue in my opinion and many other people's opinion on a topic that i am educated on anime and how japan has a very big issue on the of children child p-word a lot of legal loopholes and the more i watch anime the more i started side-eyeing japan a little bit well actually a lot now i know that many people think that criticization is hated and i also know that many people out there can't criticize groups or people that they love because it's hating but i'm personally not that person who likes something someone some show and i see something a little hmm and then sweep it under the magic carpet it's completely worth talking about in my opinion anime loves to make underage cartoons very voluptuous and it's just odd i posted a meme from one of my favorite pages neckbeard fancy japan make her really cute japan give her gigantic tits japan maker 15 japan maker 15 make her 13. when i first started watching anime i thought the characters were well into their 20s or at least 30s nope just to get some context because i know the ultra anime stands out there are going to bulldoze through the comment section yeah i know they're angels but why do they need to be drawn like that and then be nine years old it's weird it's weird to normal people so you're probably saying not a big deal you just pretend that they're older it doesn't matter that they say middle school and high school and elementary school sometimes you just pretend it's fictional i get it it's fine seven deadly sin a netflix original i love the storyline but anime loves to do this thing where they have characters that look like an adult in love with a character that looks like a child and then they say oh but she's like a million years old so it's fine it's so weird and i was reading some comments of like hyper fans and it seems that the ongoing excuses it's just the culture it's just a cartoon it's not a big deal okay and so to the people who are saying well it's just a cartoon it's not like it's a problem there's actually a huge problem of uh loving little children in japan in a bbc documentary young for sale in japan stacey dooley visits a jk cafe in tokyo in the bar 35 yen will get you 40 minutes with a girl of your choice and unlimited booze in the cafe men can also pay for walking dates time with the girls away from the cafe whatever happens in that time is up to the girls and the discussion between the men our customer shows stacy his favorite girl a 17 year old with long light brown hair and a thick fringe he likes her because she's good at talking dirty but she pretends to be pure which is an ongoing thing in anime they love them like cute very childlike very innocent but dirty until 2014 child p-word was legal to own in japan keep in mind people six years ago the law has changed but the of miners continues in cafes shows and anime lolicon is the japanese term for manga and anime featuring explicit images of children it can involve extreme violence r word and a i word people did try to get it banned but japan ruled it unconstitutional ban we all know i have a hard time with names as it is let's just call him dan dan who has spent 20 years translating japanese manga argues against banning this art there is a child being harmed on the one hand and then there's a depiction of a child being harmed there's a big difference between the two so he seems cool love that guy i don't want to get super deep into this because there's a lot of loopholes when it comes to actual child p-word and it's just gross i'm not too sure why there's so many loopholes i mean i i do know why oh and since we're on the topic of loopholes and how i think many people mask their disgusting love of children through anime chaco aero which i'm probably saying wrong again exploits a legal loophole because the children wear clothes usually very revealing costumes in the photo shoots dooley the girl from the bbc spoke to one producer who admitted he had filmed a six-year-old girl playing with toys while she was dressed in a swimming costume we filmed her playing in her bathing costume playing with the toys her mom was standing behind the camera with her favorite doll there are a lot of guys in japan who have this lolita complex the younger they are the more likely they are to look like virgin the dvd of the six-year-old girl made him 28 500 yen and the senior high school girls will make him 7 000 yen so basically the younger they are the more money he's going to get and i personally think cuties is like a loophole exploiting little 11 up to 15 year old girls and masking it as education and awareness whether i had good intentions or not that's what it is and now people are canceling netflix with the trending hashtag well cancel netflix according to yipit data saturday september 12th netflix cancellation rate in the us jumps to almost eight times higher than the average daily levels recorded in august 2020. i'm putting a video out on cancelled culture it's taking me a while to edit and get all the information together but spoiler i'm not a fan of the movie or cancel the culture so it gets a little confusing but i personally think people are just going to cancel for now and then their favorite show will pop onto netflix and they'll reinstate their subscription we'll see but did you watch cuties do you watch anime are you attracted to a fairy that looks like they're nine but they're actually like a million years old can't wait to read the comments on this one anyway thank you so much for watching this episode make sure to hit that subscribe button it helped me a lot leave me a comment telling me your opinion i like to heart and thumbs up and respond to comments within the first one to two hours of the video so make sure you get here early if you're not here early today and you can do that by turning on your notifications plus do it for the pub and this one and this one [Music] and this one thanks so much for watching you guys we'll see you next time [Music] [Music] all in your head

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Id: EH0NZu2DMSs

Length: 13min 38sec (818 seconds)

Published: Fri Sep 18 2020