"I don't get how anyone could be calling her fat when she's literally paper thin" Ah, the 90's and early 2000's, no wonder eating disorders run rampant 😂not that these days are much better I remember as a teen I was like "3 pounds in a week? Pathetic, I could do that overnight 💁🏻" 😂😂

@kateg9437

2 жыл бұрын

The joke is that the person calling her a fat ass is like double her size

@fourcatsandagarden

2 жыл бұрын

omg a friend of mine used to tell me "I lost 10 pounds last night". She was rail thin. She probably dropped a heavy poo. But dear lord it made me feel awful because I was overweight and couldn't get the scale to budge ever.

@imbluedubbadee

2 жыл бұрын

@@fourcatsandagarden and it's like it's so contextual too, when I'm in the thick of it I'm like "starving is easy. I haven't eaten in days and I feel fine, yay weight loss" then other times I'm eating everything in sight like some sort of crazed maniac 😅 I'm sorry you had to deal with that making you feel like shit 😓 being around people like this can be super difficult especially as a younger person

Mean girls is not just a chick flick. Mean Girls is a pop culture phenomenon. The dialogue is so precise and funny.

@jennisantana-kr9sj

4 ай бұрын

that’s how i knew he sadly wasn’t real 😔

You have reached your peak Seamus. This is the ultimate timeline.

@THECaseyTroutman

2 жыл бұрын

Wonder what the darkest timeline looks like

@GeekyGuy.

2 жыл бұрын

@@THECaseyTroutman Seamus probably doesn’t review Mean Girls

@sks17873

2 жыл бұрын

@@THECaseyTroutman that would be him fan boying over the Snyder Cut

@attomcooler7814

2 жыл бұрын

@@THECaseyTroutman He’s evil Seamus with evil vegard

@Gummyz25

Жыл бұрын

We need heathers next

3:20 "That's also the meme" the way you can insert that sound clip at like any part of this movie 😌the whole thing is that iconic

Lol I forgot the beginning so couldn't stop laughing at the "so that man could fight dinosaurs and homosexuals." Also I liked how they addressed that Janet was kind of toxic (idk in the movie but at least the musical) bc well she is. Like do we even know that Damian liked all of those gay jokes or was that the joke (Janet can say it but Cady can't)

@ChrissaTodd

2 жыл бұрын

i think the point was is that janice was allowed to say it because damien is her best friend and he probably lets her say that stuff

@lucyandecember2843

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrissaTodd Yee

@kingzecromatic

2 жыл бұрын

Janis*

@sapphireblight3951

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrissaTodd yeah, I think Damien was fine with it tbh.

@ira__s

2 жыл бұрын

@@ChrissaTodd Yeah I believe so too. And with them it was friendly banter but when Cady said it to the other girls it was in a negative environment and came off as an insult that they even wrote to the book.

Vegard is slowly gaining more control of this channel and I'm here for it. The editing in this videos is hilarious, the cut aways are killer 🤣

I an American just came inside from sitting on my porch for 15 minutes to watch this and got immediately called out LOL

@MinecraftIsLoveMinecraftIsLife

2 жыл бұрын

in the uk houses are generally too small to have a porch, at least where i live.

@theokemp9451

2 жыл бұрын

@@MinecraftIsLoveMinecraftIsLife in America we have big houses but because we are all so poor there’s usually 2 to 3 families in a house . At my place my upstairs neighbors use the balcony we use the front porch and we share the back porch. ( that’s 3 total outdoor seating areas 😂)

@MinecraftIsLoveMinecraftIsLife

2 жыл бұрын

@@theokemp9451 thanks for replying. i always thought that most americans had the big suburban houses per family. the ones with white picket fences.

@theokemp9451

2 жыл бұрын

@@MinecraftIsLoveMinecraftIsLife happy to chat! Love hearing what people from other places think about America 😂. The picket fences are actually pretty uncommon cuz fences are usually used for backyard and they are often chain link or just like 6 ft wood planks unpainted. Lol. You’ll find some white picket fence families in the Midwest though. The Bible Belt that sort of thing.

@MinecraftIsLoveMinecraftIsLife

2 жыл бұрын

@@theokemp9451 oh ok thanks.

“And on the third day, God created the Remington bolt-action rifle, so that man could fight the dinosaurs. And the homosexuals. Amen.” One of the most under-appreciated lines in the movie 😂😂

"that'd be a really good way to get someone you didn't like in trouble" YEP. Yep. yep. As a victim of bullies who framed me for their bad behavior in a very similar fashion, YEP. - They just forgot one teeeensy little thing when they were doing it. I'm left handed. My handwriting is and always has been disgusting. The teacher forced me to write an apology letter anyway because she wanted it to end, but I explicitly wrote, in my lefthanded handwriting, that I was sorry someone did that to them and framed me for it. The teacher never brought it up again after that.

Mean girls is no joke one of my favorite movie's it makes me think that movies about teens can actually be good

I love how Vegard is a stand in for all of us in these videos

the fact someone else remembers the middle makes me happy that it was real and not something I made up in my head

@Lisa-eh9sg

2 жыл бұрын

my first thought was the janitor from scrubs lol

ahhh I love this film for being just so accurate for what high school is like for women. You go into it thinking it's a typical high school movie but it's actually a really powerful stories about female empowerment, friendship, the stupidity and toxicity of high school social hierarchies, etc. Thanks for covering it!

Considering that Seamus can't relate to American movies, it's time for him to watch and react to the ultimate British classic- Angus, Thongs, and Perfect Snogging.

idk about the UK, but I'm 38 in the US and I have 18 and 13 year old kids. This movie is timeless in how it depicts high school. because here? school is 10000% that clique-y. That's why it resonates so much with so many people and is a cult classic. Because soooooooo many of us can identify with this. Even my kids, a whole generation younger than me, LOVE this movie!

@despicablepenguin

2 жыл бұрын

Must depend on the region because our school isn't like that at all. We have groups bc of course everyone has friend groups but our school is too big to divide us into all those niches and stick with it. I don't remember our middle school being like that either and it was way possible so it could've been possible

@TheDevler23

2 жыл бұрын

@@despicablepenguin my high school was very small. My kids' high school is huge. maybe it's that we're in a large coastal city?

@despicablepenguin

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDevler23 maybe

@kittycheshire5099

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know. For me at least, high school is just stressing about tests, grades, assignments, exams, non-stop. But maybe that's because I go to a school known to be full of smart kids and competitive as hell. Like, at my school, no one cares about cheerleaders and football players. The most popular kids are usually the ones with the most AP classes and highest grades. Honestly, the most accurate portrayal of my high school might actually be Rainbow High, which is something I never thought I'd say. (although, seriously, there's enough stressing in it that for them to make an eleven minute compilation of the characters stressing over deadlines)

@ladyfoxwf1075

2 жыл бұрын

I think it's more of an American thing, here in the UK I have never seen cliques, there are just the popular kids and the rest aren't popular.

After this, I would love to see your reaction to the other perfect chick flick: Legally Blonde!

@morrigankasa570

Жыл бұрын

IT'S NOT JUST A CHICK FLICK!!! IT'S A FANTASTIC FILM NO MATTER WHAT! But yes it would be interesting his reaction.

WE WILL NEVER FORGET YOU FOR THIS KING WE STANNNNNNNNN!

Please can you watch Heathers next time it was literally the film that walked so Mean Girls could run

@NiamhOBx92

2 жыл бұрын

And clueless and jawbreaker 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

@angelicscrewup

2 жыл бұрын

Omg yes

chick flicks are a slept on masterpiece of cinema

@jesuusch

2 жыл бұрын

Mean Girls, Legally Blonde, House Bunny, Devil Wears Prada, Pitch Perfect, 13 Going on Go… literally so many good movies

This movie came out when I was 24, and when I saw it, I was amazed at how it was only a bit exaggerated from actual High School life. I recognized a lot of characters in the movie.

I love these videos bc I have nostalgia for all these movies which clouds my judgment on the quality 🤩

@idontevenhaveapla7224

Жыл бұрын

Mean girls is a legitimately good comedy tho-

I’m so not used to Seamus swearing. It’s so funny!

As an american senior in high school, we all literally do not care what others do. Maybe it's cause my school has 2,000+ kids but still it is not as clicky as the movie

Would love to see your reaction to the sequel, that’s the content we’re here for!

mean girls is an american treasure. it deserves a place right next to the constitution and the declaration of independence

@sincerelynotmee9844

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine the next generation is like: “Why is this movie next to the declaration?” “Shhhh Timothy, this movie is a masterpiece, never watch the second one”

TO SAY I GASPED WHEN I SAW THE TITLE I LOVE MEAN GIRLS SO MUCH

Gonna be honest I’ve never met people like this, even if I have everyone hates them America might have been like this when the movie came out but definitely not anymore

@abigailw7146

2 жыл бұрын

honestly depends on the state/school here (in hawaii) theres for sure cliques but its not as dramatic

@aspensastrology7964

2 жыл бұрын

In my experience high-school was not like that. I was so confused.

@Meli_monster

2 жыл бұрын

I grew up in a Mexican house hold, and theirs like two tv dramas that kinda remind me of the people in these movies. Especially the main mean girl. Like the show, Teresa and Ruby. But yeah highschools here don't really act this way.

@carterwilliamson2661

2 жыл бұрын

Nah nobody’s really like that they over dramatize this stuff so much that ppl expecting ppl like this ends up causing more problems than actual ppl like this

@Meli_monster

2 жыл бұрын

Here's a funny video about the Mexican tv drama. It's a short recap of the show. Recommend if you like drama and having the main character being a villain. kzread.info/dash/bejne/daF1ssuTgtSeZrA.html

Watch Clueless next, it’s actually an adaptation of Emma by Jane Austen. Or watch Legally Blonde. Or Titanic

Never seen mean girls but your videos are really entertaining so I still watched the whole thing

@JosiahRobert14

2 жыл бұрын

You need to watch it it's funny.

Wait until Seamus finds out they made it into a musical

Do people understand that Mean Girls is a satire? Like I'm genuinely asking...

Don't be embarrassed watching it. When I was younger I went to a friend's for a sleepover to watch it but she had a powercut so we moved to mine. My Mum went "I'll go to bed and leave you to it" *cough cough* but my Dad never got the hint and ended up watching the whole film with us!

Mean Girls is a social commentary on what it means to be popular. It was based on a book on the psychology of Teenage Girls. I actually read the book for a paper in high school and the book followed a girl who went from a weirdo in middle school to the most popular girl in her high school. But the book pointed out that popular didn't mean beloved, it meant unapproachable to most except the other unapproachable people. Mean Girls was also considered a spiritual successor to Heathers. The story was inspired by the psychology novel and Heathers. It works well as a movie because you don't actually particularly like anyone.

The Seamus on the porch image something we all needed

6:05 Seamus looks like an alarmed parent

@jessicamattes4208

2 жыл бұрын

Seamus is essentially Cady's parents in that scene, while Vegard is probably Regina's mom in that scene

The best part about mean girls is Damian, Aaron, and Kevin G are all gay in real life this movie is for the girls and the gays and the theys!

We don’t talk about Mean Girls 2

SEAMUS AND MEAN GIRLS MY TWO FAVOURITE THINGS

I used to be one of the “popular” kids and I hated it. They were so boring and had zero personality, so I made friends with the “weird, nerdy” kids by joining the D&D club. I have so much more fun with them.

I can’t believe you have never seen mean girls. This can’t be your first time

i saw this and instantly quick i cant wait to watch you discover this masterpiece

The fact that this was uploaded on a wednesday

@SeamusGorman4

2 жыл бұрын

THIS WAS INTENTIONAL

You NEED to watch Lemonade Mouth and Teen Beach! Teen Beach is nostalgic and a lot of fun, and Lemonade Mouth is unironically a great movie!

I read the title as "I, a 24 year old man, hadn't watched mean girls yet" Shame.

I feel like there was no conclusion section to this vid, you were just like "ok thats the movie, bye now"

I’d love to see an Ice age review from you - especially as (in my opinion) the movies start of great but get worse 😂

As an Australian, when I saw this stuff as a kid I thought it was just a sorta dramatisation of a school but after talking to people in America I realised nope, they’re actually that big, have that many people, and don’t have uniforms or anything. It sounds crazy to me because the biggest highschool (years 7-12) in our country is only like half the size of just an average American highschool (years 9-12), it’s WILD

Love this video, love this series but can we take a moment to appreciate the transition into the sponsor!!

As if mean girls is this super niche thing that guys don't also find charming and funny? Maybe it's different in the UK...

I am here for Seamus watching all the 2000’s chick-flicks.

I, a 27 year old man, really like Mean Girls.

Just so you know sitting on the porch isn’t that weird in America. It’s quite common. We have a porch on the back with a full table and umbrella, we grill out there and eat dinner quite often. Porches: not just decorative

I grew up in a small town and thought cliques were exaggerated. Then I moved to a city and it was actually like the movies, just with less hatred for EVERY other group. Some groups did have beefs tho

dude when did you become 24, i remember when you had to buy cider on camera to prove you were 18. keep up the good content tho. I've stayed around that long for a reason, you're content is great,

Seamus, you should make a video on Lemonade Mouth, it’s a great DCOM, it has an awesome soundtrack, and it doesn’t have any sequels

As someone who has never attended an American high school, movies like this made me believe there really were cliques like "mean girls", "nerds" and "jocks"

We actually got to watch 'Mean Girls' for my history class because it represents the 8 points of genocide or something. but the whole class was so excited.

Americans sort of use their porches like that. People treat it like those huge lawns as in its aspirational but only a few people actually use it for reals.

Hey Seamus. I know that you have kind of moved away from Disney Sequels but I wanted to mention that Brother Bear 2 is actually pretty good if you want to take a look. Love your videos and thank you for posting.

"If you're gonna drink I'd rather you do it in the house" is actually halfway decent parenting.

There are not cliques where I’m from. We have friend groups and generally people are nice

You gotta see Easy A (2010) with Emma Stone now. That's just a natural progression.

And now to watch Clueless and see the comparisons Seamus would make between these two films lol

Interesting fact about Mean Girls... All of the actors playing the somewhat main teen boy characters are out now.

Best moment is definitely where the title is in the movie. Love the reaction!

Seamus and Vergard videos make me so happy 10/10

tbh seamus, nobody sits outside on their porch in america just because 💀

@trinitymarleen5134

2 жыл бұрын

Actually I live in neighborhood with a bunch of old people and they all just sit on their porch all day

👏🏿👏🏻👏🏼👏🏽👏🏾👏🏾👏🏼👏🏻👏🏿10:57 no one complaine, It had to be done.

The sponsor segment was hilarious

I'm so glad this was posted on a Wednesday :)

please watch the trainwreck that is Mean Girls 2, it took only 22 days to film and feels like a dcom especially with it's cast

The new roommate as the camera man is making these reaction vids just like ✨

Seamus this means you have to watch the Lindsey Lohan Parent Trap next

For Pixar fans, this movie has Amy Poehler (the voice of Joy in Inside Out) and Tina Fey (the voice of 22 in Soul), and they're also good friends in real life.

Lol my German class is recreating some of the iconic scenes from mean girls and it has been so much fun! My favorite part has been getting hit by a car. Literally. One of my classmates drove into me with his car at like 10 mph. It has been so much fun and this video has made it even better 😂

You should watch Legally Blonde next!

Yes now we need clueless if I don’t get it I’m killing vegard not Seamus I need to kidnap him and force him to watch it 💛

I thought this video was going to end after Seamus got hit by the bus lmao

Now we need a video of him listening to the Broadway soundtrack of mean girls

I would admit to hating Mean Girls but this comments section might unalive me

American highschools do have it's clicks but not to this lvl of extreme like this movie though I will say at the time of this movie's release some schools where like this (less extreme versions) but not so much anymore. Mine was like this but not this extreme. We did have popular athletic kids who did a lot of the bulling but mostly people just went to classes and hung out with friends during lunch &/or after school

I can tell you for certain American schools aren’t like this, as an American it’s.. it’s much worse

YOU NEED TO WATCH THE MEAN GIRLS MUSICAL!!!! It’s so much better in my opinion!!!

@erikapavedtheway

2 жыл бұрын

What's better about it

Forever mad that my mom didn't birth me just a few hours sooner. I was born Oct 4th at 2 am, so close.

If I had a nickel for every SNL alum that’s in this movie, I’d have 2 nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice

Now we just need Teen Beach

Please please please watch Legally Blonde! I think you might’ve already seen it but even if you have I’d still watch a reaction video

I actually love sitting on my porch. It’s not weird…

YASSS Mean Girls!!!!!! On Wednesday's we wear pink!

as an American I can indeed verify that we are *wack*

It's because of this movie that I go by Gina because everyone seem to only remember my name as Regina from this movie and I'm not even a "mean" person

This movie is middle school tuned down. This movie is my life. I was unfortunately the lesbian friend, and my friend didn’t stop being a plastic. This is the experience of most middle school girls. This movie is SCARILY ACCURATE just a bit too old. The difference is that your bullied a lot more, and especially so if your smart, pretty, and/or creative. Girls are this dramatic, and petty. It f-ing sucks. (In America)

@idontevenhaveapla7224

Жыл бұрын

Lot of generalization & projection going on here when mean girls was exaggerated for comedic effect

3:12 If TV and movies taught me anything, when you turn into a teen you just have to sing. This will be funny to like five of you.

I was not expecting this! But I am excited regardless!

I have to tell you, America is not like this, at least not in my experience. Everything is really chill and there isn’t ever “whole school drama” like high school is too big for there to be a popular kid. Sure, there are mean people, but there isn’t really a “school bully” or anything

I watched it for my Psychology class

I need to see more videos like this oh my gods. Why did I watch this?

People smoke outside on their porch. Do you want them to smoke inside??

I watched Mean Girls as a 22 year old male, I feel you

Hi Sheamus please can you review another Barrie movies. This videos were so funny