Okay so I want to address my comment about Sam. I still stand by my analysis and would like to add more nuance, because I don’t think I explained myself clearly. The last thing that I would want to do as a black person is imply that poverty and absent fathers are exclusive to the black community. We know those stereotypes are harmful because anyone from any race or background can experience those issues. My feelings on Sam are that while those experiences on their own do not necessarily mean she’s a black caricature, the show itself intentionally tried to align both her and Rex with blackness, by relying on stereotypes. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that as the show went on and we learned more about her those details would just be randomly thrown in there. For example of course other races love hip hop and rapping, but I don’t think it’s a coincidence that in the iCarly Victorious crossover, when Robbie destroyed the speaker system his attempt at rapping was seen as inauthentic, but the “urban” puppet was seen as a good rapper. And throughout the party when he was having rap battles his only opponents were black and the ONLY person who could beat him was Sam? It just felt so clear to me that that was an intentional effort to align Rex and Sam with blackness. Now of course, loving fried chicken, having an absent father and loving hip hop are not exclusive to black people, but in this Dan Schneider Universe it is. Sam and Rex were aligned with blackness to make them seem more edgy. I understand if people still disagree and reject this idea, but I would hate for anyone’s takeaway to be that I believe black people can only be depicted in this one stereotypical way.

@Tronn9672

Ай бұрын

@@LillyHitara Okay?

@jadamaynard-chung3046

Ай бұрын

I promise you, us black people know what you’re talking about fren 😌❤️

@dmdudes2

Ай бұрын

by this logic they were doing this with all of the victorious cast. 5 fingers to the face is a rap

@chyannerose7595

Ай бұрын

@@dmdudes2that’s one song so no ☠️they literally called Rex URBAN. They knew exactly what they were doing.

@rahbeeuh

Ай бұрын

​@@jadamaynard-chung3046yup

It's incredibly disturbing that Sam was obsessed with food, while Jennette was battling an eating disorder in real life.

@chrisdiokno5600

Ай бұрын

@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper I mean eating disorders do exist

@ActuallyAnanya

Ай бұрын

@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper she had anorexia and then bulimia. You're a tool.

@Eyrinthefae04

Ай бұрын

@@chrisdiokno5600they clearly don’t know how eating disorders work

@trialerrorsharer9398

Ай бұрын

​@@CoffeeisnecessarynowpepperIt wasn't about eating unhealthy food. She never specified her eating disorder but you need a certain amount of calories a day. A lot of them and if you're obsessed with a low calorie intake you won't get nutrition. That's less healthy than eating unhealthy. On top of not taking in any nutrition you'll be starving.

@shedotshearts

Ай бұрын

@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper congrats, you’re gonna get a lot of traction for your ignorant statement, as if you knew what was happening. You won, but at what cost?

The irony of Dan making all his black characters “scary” and loud/annoying when that’s exactly how he was in real life and even worse ✍🏽

@adi_Iastname

Ай бұрын

the ultimate projection

@60sbabydoll777

Ай бұрын

Andre wasn’t scary, loud or annoying

@iugtlkf

Ай бұрын

@@60sbabydoll777yeah but he was the only exception, not the rule

@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072

Ай бұрын

@@iugtlkfsurejan

@juliejulie7095

Ай бұрын

This reminds me about one side character Sheila from "The Amanda Show" and segments "Girls Room", she always portrayed as tough and somewhat intimidating girl

The angry black woman stereotype affects black women in real life. I will never forget when I was working at an insurance office back in 2019. I was the only black woman there and it was a very small office. I remember my manager and coworker called me to say that they will be late so I was alone there for a couple of hours. I noticed that there were no customers and I had to use the bathroom really bad. I went to the bathroom and came back and I saw a customer outside. I greeted her and she asked where my manager was. I told her that my manager stepped away but will be back. ( That’s what my manager said to tell customers when they ask .) The customer who was a white lady asked if I even worked here. I said yes. She responded back that she did not recognize me. I said I was new but she accused me of lying. She told me that I was probably a thief trying to steal the computers. I was literally sitting at my desk in my work uniform. I defended myself of course and said I’m not a thief. I have been working here for a couple of months. The customer told me that she didn’t like “ my tone “ and I’m being “ aggressive “. She kept accusing me of lying and asked to speak to my manager. I called my manager after she asked to speak to my manager but she kept going off about how I’m lying. I really don’t work here. She proceeded to say that she is calling the police. I told my manager what was going on and I handed my phone to her. Fortunately he was only a few minutes away and he showed up and helped the customer. When I tried to talk to him about the way she treated me, he simply said she was crazy. The police really did show up later that day and we had to explain what really happened. I quit shortly after that. That’s how the angry black woman stereotype can negatively affect us in real life. She falsely accused me of being a thief and when I defended myself, I was being “ aggressive “.

@pimpinainteasy

Ай бұрын

I'm sorry that happened to you. I just know that lady is miserable every day of her life. I thrive knowing racists wish they could tear me down. We persist. Fuck them.

@clartblart3266

Ай бұрын

Yeah, it's really tough. I've been stereotyped as the angry black woman too. It starts in childhood.

@iammar1159

Ай бұрын

That’s so disgusting. I’m sorry you experienced that. The fact that she went out of her way to falsely accuse you is crazy.

@canihavethesauce

Ай бұрын

Oo oo aa aa monkey!

@shanika8

Ай бұрын

That's really evil of her I hope you got a better job after that or that atleast the manager was helpful

I was always confused about ”Scary Spice”, it would make sense for a goth or something but I didn’t see what was scary about her.

@glitterboxx19

Ай бұрын

The stereotype they were going for was the " unhinged alt girl stereotype " ( for example : jinx (league of legends) / harley quinn ( DC comics )

@FoundSheep-AN

Ай бұрын

She was the thoughest with the stronger character

@sophieelizabeth04

Ай бұрын

When I was little I always thought she was scary cos she wore leopard print and I knew they were scary animals but now that I’m older I see there’s definitely a racial element to that nickname

@nobirthday

29 күн бұрын

White trad goth here, I totally agree. Scary spice was my favorite because of her fashion and attitude, and that's why it's so important to educate ourselves on racial issues like that. Shes still truly an inspiration though

@sophieelizabeth04

29 күн бұрын

@@nobirthday definitely!!

What's crazy is that if there was a black female character that acted like sam at the time she would be hated

@francescacharlemagne9840

Ай бұрын

Yesss. People r always saying sam is so real for that or sam is me. If it were a black girl they would've said she doing too much or it would've been better without her

@pulparindo5356

Ай бұрын

Why? Are you racist?

@rizkiramadhan9266

Ай бұрын

Why? What's wrong with realism?

@lpstweetytv5242

Ай бұрын

​@@rizkiramadhan9266shut up man

@lifeisadrag7705

Ай бұрын

@@rizkiramadhan9266 Realism...?

No because tori and andrei shouldve been together honestly

@Missmagazinebura

Ай бұрын

I agree

@ijustlikebees

Ай бұрын

I always thought him and cat would be cute

@zaire-aniyarobinson2928

Ай бұрын

@@ijustlikebeescat was definitely made for Robbie

@bibibirdie

Ай бұрын

@@zaire-aniyarobinson2928Cat is always so uncomfortable around Robbie. He’s such a creep to her and the pirate joke makes it seem like it’s pretty likely he SAed her. So I *really* don’t agree with u on that one

@trialerrorsharer9398

Ай бұрын

​@@zaire-aniyarobinson2928Considering he's dan Schneiders self insert I agree. But I feel like andre would've been able to be silly with cat while also helping her be responsible.

Jocelyn, the bully… I never realized she is just… a grown ass woman? Not only is she 6ft tall, but she looks much older than everyone else. I think that part of casting was intentional, and I don’t like it very much. Also, a lot of these characters only did well because of their actors. Yvette Nicole Brown is a gift to the world! And whoever plays Andre’s grandmother put her ALL into that.

@PhoenixRising87

Ай бұрын

...I'm just wondering if she's single...

@78jujubs

Ай бұрын

It's disgusting when you realize black children are adultified all the time, and it's rooted in racism. A black boy is seen as a threat, and a black girl is more likely to be sexualized than a white girl. Adults justify their blatant racist treatment of actual children by aging them up in their heads.

@MrisaVigil

Ай бұрын

​@@PhoenixRising87👀 fr

@devonmunn5728

Ай бұрын

Yeah and the actress, Cynthia Dallas was around 29 at the time the episode aired so she was near 30 (which they also did the same thing with that one girl who Sam was friends with named Dana. The actress was 32 at the time the episode aired)

@oooh19

Ай бұрын

@@devonmunn5728 her friend Dana was young looking though she passed for the same age as Sam

I've always hated how kid's tv was so against interracial couples and any black character might have a singular date or crush on a white character they always ultimately ended up with a black partner

@laylajanai

Ай бұрын

and now this stereotype is so heavily put only on black women, theres 15 movies a year coming out about a black man and a white woman or any other race of woman but rarely ever a black woman dating outside of their race

@Fru1t_l00ps

Ай бұрын

i thought it was only me that noticed like i love black love but they would never have a non black throw away character love interest 😭

@user-be5wb1hc1r

Ай бұрын

THANK YOU I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE. Especially as a guy who finds interracial relationships as a breath of fresh air from popular media, and the possibilities like the mixing and integration of different cultures. IT’S NOT ALWAY THE SAMESIES EVERY 2010’s SHOW I CAN THINK OF!

@JoeyBoBoey

Ай бұрын

You mean a lot like what happens in the real world? Got it.

@eg4441

Ай бұрын

@@JoeyBoBoeywhat are you trying to get across with your comment

Andre was my favourite as a kid, and I very much noticed they avoided giving him a love interest and was livid. Was so happy when i thought he could have smt w jade 😔

@CreoTan

Ай бұрын

Even as a kid I noticed that! I knew that if he wasn’t black, he would’ve gotten with Tori, because I watched *so many* teen sitcoms and picked out their patterns. I was critical as hell of these shows because I was analytical. I remember being like 9 and being upset at how I rarely saw interracial relationships being advertised, and especially not ones where a white person wasn’t involved. Or watching Jessie and realizing that shows rarely let adult black women have natural hairstyles, and usually it was only the children who seemed to. God. Justice for Andre. He was genuinely one of the best characters and he would’ve been perfect for Tori if they cared to go that route. He got her into Hollywood arts! He was her first friend there! And is a good friend! They perform together! He’s a singer, songwriter, and plays more than one instrument. It’s like they wrote him to be Tori’s endgame he’s so fitting. But then they sidelined him and he never got the same kind of attention as the other characters. It felt like even Trina got more attention. WHY.

@Sing_A_Rebel_Song

Ай бұрын

When I was an oblivious kid (and Victorious being the first Nickelodeon show I watched) I always thought him and Tori were going to be a will they won’t they sorta story that would have ended with them together. Still pissed that they didn’t, they had amazing chemistry

@silentpeep9033

Ай бұрын

@CreoTan Andre and Tori have EVERY aspect of a romantical pairing for a children tv main relationship. Why they hadnt done it? Cause he's black And people like to defend it by, "no it's just showcasing that men and women can be just friends without romance developing" funny how thats only the case when it's a poc character (or in some cases a whatever girl character that isnt as atractive or the fan favourite as the other girl option, cant rly explain)

@mriaocampo

Ай бұрын

yesss i always wanted him to be with tori, and he was obviously the most talented of them all

@skeluxainted

Ай бұрын

I honestly wanted him to be with Jade then again that probably woule mess with the brocode with him. Yet I do understand Tori n him being together too, thats just options they could've went with Andre

its funny because andrew's gf acts the same way as jade but ofc everyone would hate the black woman

@lukeskywalker9507

Ай бұрын

Jade was never rude to anyone for no reason though, besides Tori maybe.

@jaeminthecreator2877

Ай бұрын

@@lukeskywalker9507 to all the other students she was

@Meeshilin_Man

Ай бұрын

​@@lukeskywalker9507 Someone's never watched Victorious

@Scenario_animations

Ай бұрын

​@@lukeskywalker9507rewatch the show she's rude to everyone

@whateverwhatever4026

29 күн бұрын

​Oooor because Jade is a main character. And you're just making up nonsense. It's extremely obvious to anyone who isn't looking for nonsense to be mad about. Jade has been there the entire time, and is even given character development to show she's acting the wrong way and shouldn't be like that. A one off character is there just to show they're wrong. But because one is blk, racists like you are mad about it...

as a Black woman who loved some of these shows growing up, thank you for waking this shit up lol because as an adult it’s beyond obvious

@Thenoble1j

Ай бұрын

I still don’t see Sam being black tho 🤷🏿‍♂️

@lunarblake

Ай бұрын

@@Thenoble1j i mean if you say so. i see it though

@innitbruv-lascocomics9910

Ай бұрын

​@@lunarblake it seems like you're pigeonholding degenerate behavior (Sam being a troubled aggressive girl with no dad) with only specifics to black people. I dunno but that seems more racist.

@projectc.j.j3310

Ай бұрын

@@lunarblakeyou see if cause you want her to be black and it’s weird lol

@iamfabulousfaaab

Ай бұрын

​@@Thenoble1j Because, to you, she probably didn't look like a stereotypical black woman. It's in her behavior, not her appearance. I can without a doubt understand what Tronn is trying to convey. Especially when this exact aggressive nature is displayed with actual POC in other shows Dan has created.

Never heard the spice origin story. I hate pop culture

@BMoney8600

Ай бұрын

Me too

@maddiemcnugget1076

Ай бұрын

And nobody's favorite is "scary spice". Bro really racially profiled her.

@twothousandandchew

Ай бұрын

why are you watching this type of video then?

@AndieTartSweet

Ай бұрын

Correct! From the mouth of the woman herself; it isn’t about her skin color. She said it’s because she would demand to see interviewers questions, to protect the group, and exuding confidence always. Anyone, especially a woman, being that confrontational will get you called more than scary. She likes scary and identifies with it. Everyone here just wants to be offended so they can feel something in this modern age.

@yourtimetraveleralara

Ай бұрын

Yeah.

Does anyone else remember that episode of Victorious where they were stuck in "Yerbania" which was an obvious parody of Balkan countries (the name literally sounded like Serbia, Albania, Yugoslavia) and the flag was just a yellow Albanian flag? And the running joke was how poor and weird the country was and that they were at war? There would be bombs going off outside and the cast just looked at each other like "uhhh ... awkward! 😳" I was born over there and escaped with my parents as refugees because of the war and ongoing genocide so it was a touchy subject for me as a kid, plus being bullied for not speaking English well. I remember when that episode aired my face was hot and my heart was pounding the whole time from embarrassment and anger lol

@judysm95

Ай бұрын

Holy shit....that is so insane. I'm so sorry that made you feel embarrassed about your culture, especially after having fleed a WAR?! Only American media would depict war like a goddamn inconvenience. The things kids television got away with is beyond wild.

@s.s.5106

Ай бұрын

I remember that was a two part episode. I couldn’t watch after they got to The hotel in Yerba. It was nothing but disparaging jokes that felt targeted. I was disgusted. I can not imagine the rage I’d feel if I were in your shoes. I’m so sorry. The insensitivity and blatant irresponsibility of Dan Sneider’s shows is limitless.

@v0519

Ай бұрын

Girl I thought it was a parody of my own country 😨 (I'm from Cuba). I think they even use footage from my country but I'm not sure. Either way, it was giving communist dictatorship😭

@v0519

Ай бұрын

To clarify my country doesn't have war, I just thought because some things were more relatable and bc of the way they described it at the beginning!

@WinWinWoo

29 күн бұрын

Yep that episode was WILDDDD

You can pick up on a lot of patterns with various stereotypes across all of these shows: -Black people are portrayed as angry and physically imposing -Asians are portrayed as unpopular nerds -Homeless people (almost exclusively referred to as hobos) are portrayed as scary and almost subhuman -Characters' mental disorders (Sam and Coco's overeating, Cat's bipolarity, Andre’s grandma’s schizophrenia, etc.) are played purely for laughs -Transphobic jokes (Jade calls Robbie "sort of a him," Beck uses air quotes when referring to his "Uncle Barbara," Spencer gets called a "man lady" and chased by security guards simply for crossdressing) -Robbie, who is Jewish, is portrayed as a cheapskate

@sckaze777

Ай бұрын

This was a show when awareness for trans related stuff wasn't all that high

@eternal7194

Ай бұрын

@@sckaze777 doesn't take away the harm it did

@swllzllck133

Ай бұрын

​@sckaze777 there wasn't any Real awareness for any of the stuff listed except for racism (to an extent.) doesn't make it any less wrong.

@darkeye457

Ай бұрын

I won't consider the "sort of a him" joke to be transphobic per se She's literally just calling Robbie a half-man, is more like a sexist insult as it is common for us men to get called as "not manly enough" just because we don't show strong traits of masculinity Is not transphobic, is just sexist. Still bad but in a different cathegory

@sckaze777

Ай бұрын

@@swllzllck133 did i say it wasn't wrong? Also if it hadn't been considered good at some point dan schneider wouldn't have risen to his ranks and produced many similar shows with similar jokes and punchlines. Guess what's wrong is the american tv audience then

As a kid, I was confused by why other characters were expected to be scared of Helen. I can’t help but think some of the writers wanted to expand upon her character to make her the Helen we admired, while other writers wanted to keep her boxed into the stereotypes.

@crimsonvonkosplay8967

Ай бұрын

I agree, she was my favorite character from Drake and Josh. My brother and i to this day still bring her up. And when she showed up I audibly cheered. And I was so disappointed with how everyone was scared of her even back than I was like???

@noeliaurquizo4620

Ай бұрын

She was so funny like when she didnt pay josh bc she wanted to save some money 😭😭😭

@barbicel

Ай бұрын

​@@noeliaurquizo4620yes! And when they help her with her eyes, me ans my friends still quote "a ti no te sale, callate" and "ese no es asunto mio" ❤

@gino97r

Ай бұрын

​@@barbicel Esooo

@devonmunn5728

Ай бұрын

Probably because her character was another example of the "neurodivergent people = dangerous and scary" stereotype that is also persistent throughout Schneider's works

sam has the black women stereotype but it's seen as funny and cute because she non black

@rizkiramadhan9266

Ай бұрын

Do people hate realism that much? Why?

@London2231

Ай бұрын

Exactly. Sam would be called all types of “ghetto” and “ratchet” if she was casted as a black character

@propogandalf

Ай бұрын

​@amazingunreleasedalbumsI don't know about the cutting Jade out thing. She has some Regina George vibes where she is both feared and loved. Well, before they started making her scream all the time.

@francescaricca23

Ай бұрын

also jade

@authoraves

Ай бұрын

@@rizkiramadhan9266”24 comments on this channel” get a fvcking hobby dude my god. No one cares about your piss poor attempt rage bait, you’ve been in every reply section I’ve opened so far

so all that tori/andre subtext was in my mind?! i always thought they had a thing going on that just wasnt brought up

@JoJo-dj1hj

Ай бұрын

Literally!! Especially during that one mascot episode where after Andre talked to Tori he INSTANTLY wrote a LOVE SONG. Like I think they would've been cute together 💔

@trialerrorsharer9398

Ай бұрын

They have a lot of set up. I just don't like how Tori's flaws are never addressed like others in the show. She's "perfect". I dunno I would've preferred andre got with Cat or Jade. Or even just had a consistent girlfriend not in the main cast.

@monaalona4744

Ай бұрын

@@trialerrorsharer9398I like the idea of him having a girlfriend not apart of the friend group.

@heesio

Ай бұрын

Unlike Tori and Beck, they never showed any romantic interest towards each other

@kamjohnson6877

Ай бұрын

I DID TO!!!

The “angry black women” part is so true also note that literally in everything where black woman are the side characters they usually never cry or show vulnerability. only being “strong, sassy, funny (stereotypically) or angry.

@Nakia11798

Ай бұрын

Doesn't help that if they're made to be vulnerable, people complain

@wherethequietbeingsgo

Ай бұрын

@@Nakia11798 I found this out the hard way.

@BratzRockAngels

Ай бұрын

@Nakia11798 That only applies if their character is only based around trauma and suffering, cause that's also a harmful black trope. There's a difference between that and a fully rounded character with vulnerabilities and other traits.

Helen’s character could have been portrayed as a powerful authority figure but instead, like you said, the characters’ REACTIONS to her set up the stereotype. What a shame

@jamiegdubois

25 күн бұрын

Definitely agree it’s a shame, because after seeing Yvette in Community, she’s a great actress and it’s fun watching her play Shirley (who is pretty much the complete opposite of Helen).

Your whole point on Sam embodying black female stereotypes is not wrong. I don’t know how accurate this is but apparently Sam was supposed to be that black token friend. Production decided to make her white because her attributes sounded way too stereotypical and harmful. Please let me know if this is right or wrong. I just saw this on Reddit

@alexiiconner

Ай бұрын

yup i heard this a few years ago too! apparently someone who worked in the audition room initially exposed this.

@brazyfever787

Ай бұрын

This isn't true

@phillipanselmo8540

Ай бұрын

that's just a rumor

@alexiiconner

Ай бұрын

@amazingunreleasedalbums i’m not sure that’s why i said apparently , im not 100% sure

@ghope5448

27 күн бұрын

It's not true lol

I was always disturbed by the way they portrayed and reacted to Andre’s grandmother as a child. I felt bad for Andre-I was like damn this poor guy has so much on his plate and his friends just joke ab it or brush it all off. I wanted everyone to be nicer to Andre AND his grandma 😢

@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511

29 күн бұрын

Si todos se portaban horribles entre si en ese programa

Ok so as someone who had the lady who play Andres cousin as a substitute teacher tell us her experience, it’s very sad how black wonen are portrayed in media honestly and it does carry over into every day life and how people react to black women in public.

@ariannapommells

Ай бұрын

What did she say

@alexiiconner

Ай бұрын

@@ariannapommells^^

@chattycatty3336

Ай бұрын

Off topic but you look SO fucking cool

@jovannasupre7409

Ай бұрын

@@ariannapommells basically we thought she was mean like the show but she was saying that they were playing into stereotypes because she was so nice as a sub and she was telling us how hard it was so find gigs

@jovannasupre7409

Ай бұрын

@@chattycatty3336 aweee thank you 🖤

I’m so here for this Dan Schneider slander

@summerrose8110

Ай бұрын

Not slander, because one he's a child molester and two he's a bad writer. And he used insulting stereotypes to divide people even more.

@pimpinainteasy

Ай бұрын

Honestly is it considered slander if its true

@quangamershyguyyz7166

Ай бұрын

This video doesn’t even have much slander in it.

@nicolec8884

16 күн бұрын

Same here

I feel like the Asian stereotypes of Mrs. Lee and her daughter Daisy needs to be talked about. Could you maybe make another video on Asian stereotypes in the Dan Schneider-verse?

@hassanalkhalaf1115

Ай бұрын

Are there any others besides these two? I remember that Japan episode of iCarly

@propogandalf

Ай бұрын

​@@hassanalkhalaf1115Well Mrs. Lee appeared in multiple episodes with an ever-changing ethnicity. And there was Kwakoo with that "disappoint my father" song. Also Beck is half South Asian but that's never mentioned maybe because that doesn't work for the *cool love interest*. We also never get to see any of his family members, unlike every other character.

@chayo4537

Ай бұрын

Make your own videos about discrimination towards Asians. Considering you're Asian? Why are you asking black people to do it? Besides.. don't you guys avoid these types of conversations in real life time?

@nicolearedes1720

Ай бұрын

@@chayo4537??? It was just a video suggestion

@faeonie

Ай бұрын

​@@chayo4537why so aggressive my dude?

I mean, considering that according to the black cast from All That in the Quiet On Set documentary, they were overlooked while Dan was focused on little white girls feet. He even complained about a black girl’s birthday cake being too big, so looking back at these shows through your video, these depictions of black characters through his shows aren’t really surprising at all.

@EmyN

18 күн бұрын

Oof

Bro the one girlfriend they gave Andre that was mean asf was darkskin but the others were lightskin 😭 all the stereotypes and micro aggressions were so obvious. So sad

@quangamershyguyyz7166

Ай бұрын

Who cares? They’re fictional characters. It’s not that deep.

@NadiaDanielle

Ай бұрын

@@quangamershyguyyz7166 oh brother…

@waddle623

Ай бұрын

​@@quangamershyguyyz7166Then why are you watching this video???

@Boohurghhoo

Ай бұрын

Ehem ...macro aggressions -micro too don't get me wrong but that is loud and wrong thus macro..and the ppl that dont get it just don't get it like the ignorant little idiotic things they are.

@lukeskywalker9507

Ай бұрын

Hi stranger. I’m just letting you know, you look beautiful!

did yall ever see that episode of icarly where the ended it with the characters playing “jamaican tag” with a braids wig on their head💀 it was wild..

@devonmunn5728

Ай бұрын

There was also that episode where Carly mocked the city name Yakima and the city got the name from the Yakama Tribe, who are Indigenous to what is known as Washington State

@Pebblez23

Ай бұрын

Bro… as a guy who’s part Jamaican that’s kinda wild

@ZbJeeBies

Ай бұрын

and the accents were absolutely godawful lmaooooo as a person with jamaican parents even chet hanks did a better job 💀

@jimjimjimmy7793

Ай бұрын

It’s not braids it’s locs and yea I remember that

@nikfiendluvr666

28 күн бұрын

The Jamaican guy who worked at the smoothie shop or something in iCarly was always a questionable character too... T-Bo I think his name was?

I think this was a wonderful conversation piece. Hollywood has a very obvious history of stereotyping black people or using black people as the "butt of the joke" and I am not surprised that these continued to linger in children's television shows. I am happy that this is finally being brought to light. Dan Schneider knew exactly he was doing with mocking black sterotypes imo.

if i remember correctly, i heard that while Dan did co-create Henry Danger, he wasn't on set a lot, which may be why Charlotte seems like a deviation from his use of the stereotype.

@lerinorthcott

4 күн бұрын

Charlotte was and did follow the stereotype in the first season, but since it was so far from Riele (Charlotte’s actress), they decided to switch her characteristics

I'm so glad we're finally having this conversation

@Dragon_Fly1104

Ай бұрын

Agreed

@Missmagazinebura

Ай бұрын

I think Charlotte from Henry danger is missing

@juandiegotorres9632

Ай бұрын

Was she exceptionally angry and irritable? Was she basically a black Karen with a much more rude character and/or mentally unstable? ​@@Missmagazinebura

@Missmagazinebura

Ай бұрын

@@juandiegotorres9632 she just don’t tell a woman what to do lol so possibly yeah and when she tells Henry and captain man what to do they don’t listen to her

@juandiegotorres9632

Ай бұрын

@@Missmagazinebura I always thought she was the voice of reason

They made Raquel Lee play a ratchet ghetto stereotype on the Amanda Show in the Girls Room sketch

@propogandalf

Ай бұрын

The one that always wanted to beat people or flush them in the toilet? I remember they changed actresses at one point, like okay just sub in another Black girl to do the same schtick

@phillinsogood

Ай бұрын

@@propogandalf yea they replaced her with Josh peck 🙄

Kinda weird they swapped the black lady out and expecting us not to notice

Wow, was charlotte really the only black girl/woman who wasn’t written with this stereotype?? Disappointing looking back as an adult. Wonderful video, and a necessary discussion to have.

Andre was the best character on Victorious imo I felt he would’ve been good with Tori even though I don’t ship or anything like that really

@zaire-aniyarobinson2928

Ай бұрын

I’m so confused bc he was one of the main characters 💀

“Down the Hall, swing a left at the water fountain, second door on the right.” 💀💀

@sarahthomas8670

Ай бұрын

😭😭😭😭

@twothousandandchew

Ай бұрын

i read it in the voice 💀

@mcride9773

Ай бұрын

"I was being urban" Only black guy- "yeah, not really" 😂

@kphoria1009

Ай бұрын

yeah nothing urban about that

@medici__

Ай бұрын

😹😹😹😹

It’s funny how Helen on the show favored Drake and was always rude to Josh, but apparently behind the scenes Yvette Nicole Brown was always looking out for him and they’re still on good terms

@jamiegdubois

25 күн бұрын

I think it’s also funny how her character in Community is so different. I wish Yvette would do more acting!

A problem that I have with Zoey 101 is that Stacey has a lisp, they were making fun of people that have speech impediments

@itsjustaps4

Ай бұрын

Wow! Ur so oppressed!

@projectc.j.j3310

Ай бұрын

Who cares… if you’re that easily offended why are you watching anything

@Vivian2043

Ай бұрын

​@@itsjustaps4 since when this is an oppression contest? Minimizing other people's pain won't make yours bigger. Matter fact, it will make yours smaller by only validating one specific amount of pain that literally no human can live to reach

@Vivian2043

Ай бұрын

​@@projectc.j.j3310 -Oh wow, there's shit on the sidewalk, watch out -Who cares? If you're that easily offended, why are you walking in any sidewalk?

@projectc.j.j3310

Ай бұрын

@@Vivian2043 I never complained about a sidewalk💀tf are you taking about

I remember as a kid I never understood why everyone was so scared of Helen. I just thought she was a funny and charming. As a kid, I thought the joke was that she WASN’T scary, but everyone around her thought she was

@jamiegdubois

25 күн бұрын

I remember always loving her when I was little because the character had the same last name as me (DuBois) lol

Andre and Jade should have gotten together! I feel like they compliment each others’ personalities very well. Andre was awesome and I’m sad he got sidelined so much

@trialerrorsharer9398

Ай бұрын

​@amazingunreleasedalbumsAndre is a nice person but he's also not like Beck. He's able to put his foot down on stuff he doesn't like when he really doesn't want to. I feel like he can be a dominant role that jade seems to need in relationships. While also being sweet and understanding. I don't think he'd flirt with other girls which would quell jades jealousy. But he could still challenge her because he's very teasing. Then again Andre is scared of her.

@rizkiramadhan9266

Ай бұрын

He does seem like the only person she sees as an equal

@rizkiramadhan9266

Ай бұрын

​@@trialerrorsharer9398 nah bro, Jade is the dom

@wwanca3771

Ай бұрын

jade is wayy to toxic to be with anyone

@ErgiHasmuca

Ай бұрын

There was an episode where Andre fell in love with Jade but at the end he was out of it

For anyone who is thinking “it’s fiction, who is it hurting?” I does hurt countless black people/women. I grew up very conflicted because I loved these shows but felt gaslit and boxed in. Many of the thoughts in my head where “is that how we’re depicted? Do people see me like that?” This was as a kid, little alone as an adult. No, I don’t think this video was a reach. Even in the recent ‘Quiet on Set’ docuseries a topic that was talked about was the unfair treatment of people of color as well as bother mothers sticking up for their kids and being called ‘Angry Black Women’ so yeah, this stuff both happens on the show, bts of the show, and in day to day life.

@Hi_buddywazup

Ай бұрын

@@robertjohnson2916 but it’s not a black woman thing…it’s just a person thing.

@tdf_worldkey8568

Ай бұрын

​@robertjohnson2916 that's because of racial bias. Black women will never escape the stereotype because it effects them. If they get normal in a ration situation where they should be then it's still a play into the stereotype white women don't have the stereotype all white people stereotypes are lack of positive poc stereotypes. Good cooking rythm ect which makes them just everage. The default of a person. Check your bias dude. Ofc bw fit into that stereotype if it's all they're made to be.

@robertjohnson2916

Ай бұрын

@@tdf_worldkey8568 I'm black btw.

@robertjohnson2916

Ай бұрын

@@tdf_worldkey8568 black women do act this way. Not all of course but a lot.

@tdf_worldkey8568

Ай бұрын

@@robertjohnson2916 still doesn't change the fact that even if they don't they'll still be perceived that way if they show any emotion. There's no winning

I suspect the reason they changed Rex puppet after the _Victorious_ pilot was because somebody (either a writer or a producer) considered it would be "unaceptable" for a kids show to have a white ventriloquist making a black puppet talk in a stereotypically black manner. _Arrested Developtment_ had a main character do exactly that and the reaction of the only character with some semblance of decency was "this is inappropiate and in poor taste, please stop", and people didn't complain (as far as I know) because it was a comedy for adults, children TV shows have less leeway for that sort of thing

I keep running back the scene where Jocelyn dropped the boy on his head tryna see if it was a stunt double because that was seamless

also with andres cousin, it didnt even have to be ANDRES cousin. it couldve been just someone they hired off the internet.

I have to comment again because there are a lot of people who lack basic comprehension in the comments. Tronn is not saying that Sam’s character IS black. He’s pointing out the harm that comes from them using obvious stereotypes associated with black people (women specifically) and attaching them to this character to make her appear more “edgy.” The problem is that they literally associate black cultural things like rap music and aave and stereotypes with “edge” and “aggression.” It’s the same thing with Rex. And it’s even more obvious what they were doing with Rex because the puppet literally started out black. I’m also inclined to believe the whole story about Dan originally wanting a black actress to play Sam because 1. They started with a black puppet in Victorious and later changed it. Probably due to them realizing how that looks 2. All of Dan’s shows prior to icarly and even after, had at least one black character who was a part of the main ensemble. I always found it weird that iCarly didn’t have any. (Not including T-Bo because he didn’t become a recurring character until later seasons). I hope that everyone watching this video, especially nonblack viewers will listen to understand and not to respond. These ideas and patterns don’t just come out of thin air. They’re harmful and upsetting to say the very least.

I completely recognize Jocelyn fell into the angry black woman stereotype, but I will say when I was younger I wanted to be Sam when Jocelyn pushed her against the locker

@ladysnepii

Ай бұрын

real

@Boohurghhoo

Ай бұрын

Oh baby... 😅😅 I hope you found your Jocelyn to push you into lockers and what not😭🖤

I remember being a kid and furrowing my brow upon learning the one black Spice Girl was called “Scary”. I think at the time, I vaguely knew about the Aggressive Black Woman stereotype but not in full, but even then just the fact everyone else had these nice names but then you got to the one that looked the most like me and she’s “scary”. But hey, I assumed all this time they chose the names themselves. Learning otherwise makes it so much worse ❤

@courtneythompson6179

25 күн бұрын

Same, TIL

Here's the stereotypes for those who actually wanted a video about the different characters that appear in every show Main character who's always "attractive" and liked by half their peers except one Annoying person (usually a secondary antagonist) Hot guy who's surprisingly chill Bad girl (sometimes the antagonist but also sometimes friends with the main character) Dumb cute girl Nerdy guy Weird guy Cool guy Annoying sibling Chill, terrible or absent mother Clueless, stupid, strict, or absent father usually it's either one or the other, but there's always one parental figure

@olakeska7908

Ай бұрын

Tori&Trina are probably the only characters having both parents...

@southerncoastproductions7587

Ай бұрын

what would you possibly know about having a dad?

@OrisEsoterica

Ай бұрын

Did you watch the fucking video?

@shon4157

Ай бұрын

@@southerncoastproductions7587man I wish I was 14 years old again. Keep on growing lil buddy

@chattycatty3336

Ай бұрын

​@@olakeska7908 the only ones with both parents but both parents are literally never around 💀 gosh there really is a pattern

About Andre, I definitely believe that he never dated any of the main cast members because it would have offended a lot of white dads

That actually made sense, they made him lighter and lighter over the episodes and seasons.

@propogandalf

Ай бұрын

​@amazingunreleasedalbumsDid you watch the video? He literally showed the different puppets

@neb.9489

Ай бұрын

I always assumed that they filmed the pilot and threw away the Rex puppet. Maybe when the show got picked up, they relaxed they still needed a puppet and got another one.

@christalcavanaugh

Ай бұрын

@@neb.9489that makes absolutely no sense

@quangamershyguyyz7166

Ай бұрын

@@propogandalfThere’s only one other puppet that’s lighter skin. That’s literally what they said.

I literally forgot what video I was watching and thought to myself “that’s pretty racist” when they named Mel B scary spice

I would really like to see a version of this video focusing on Disney Channel characters. There's a black girl in Austin and Ally who is given similar treatment to Andre's girlfriends. I think her only personality trait is that her breath smelled bad 😒. I feel that most black characters in Disney more fit the nerdy stereotype, which seems like a misguided attempt at not being racist lmao.

@quangamershyguyyz7166

Ай бұрын

The girl from Austin and Ally did date Austin in multiple episodes though and was a recurring character.

@williamdaviddiazcuchimaque7511

29 күн бұрын

Que hay de la protagonista de programa de talentos

@WinWinWoo

29 күн бұрын

I mean the breath smelling girl could have been any skin colour. I don’t think it had anything to do with her being black

what is interesting about this is that Dan Schneider 100% knew what he was doing. There's a BTS clip of him talking to Leon and the actress who played Sherry (his second gf) and Dan, unprovoked, pretty much called the girl ugly to her face. Sooooo I'm not surprised at all and i don't think there's coincidence in how he depicts black women.

I really enjoy that this isn’t another video that will just devolve into Dan Schneider crimes and issues, the shows involving him have more to be discussed than just the fact he was on them

ngl ive always thought her name and the reasoning behind, "scary spice" just seemed racist

I'm a black woman who loved the Spice Girls, but always wondered why the only black girl in the group was named "Scary" Spice, just saying...🧐

it's odd, I never thought of 'Scary Spice' as anyone but who she was -- and yet she's the one me and my friends wound up just calling by her actual name the soonest, because "Scary Spice" still didn't fit her overall. so we called her Mel B while we called the others by the ____ Spice nicknames. to look back on it as an example of that pervasive stereotype is indeed so gross but I'm glad it didn't seem to impact how my friends and I viewed her or the group as a whole. (I was my group's resident Posh stan; we had a Mel B stan and a Ginger stan in the group as well.)

@xXluluchanelXx

Ай бұрын

I also think it's important to point out that the "angry Black woman" trope and the "magical Black person" trope actually converge in characters like Helen Dubois; it's important not to just say 'oh this character is an angry Black woman' to these other (mostly white) characters. You need to acknowledge that there's also an element of 'deep down, this woman knows what's actually the right thing to do and we should listen' because that is what makes these tropes so pervasive -- they aren't 100% negative to the demographic they are for. there is a lot of gray area where we dip into the category of "positive racist stereotypes" and that is why the conversation gets so muddled.

@kendrichbadando7950

Ай бұрын

Mel B actually loves the nickname

@youllbemytourniquet

4 күн бұрын

@@kendrichbadando7950that doesn’t make the nickname any less racist.

The thing with Andre and Tori: If they would've stuck with not having any couples in the show except for Jade and Beck (who had one of the worst relationship ever lmao) I would've totally be fine with it and people saying "Andre and Tori should've stayed friends" but then also don't try to force Beck and Tori down on the audience throats ! They had zero chemistry ! Especially if you have someone like Andre and Tori who, even tho having a sibling like relationship, also had some sparks here and there. Them not having even the smallest of HINTS on getting together down the road, when even Cat and Robbie shared a kiss made me realize how hard they tried to avoid this ship for OBVIOUS reasons...

Drake and Josh -- Helen. The iconic "loud black woman". ...Which is a shame, because Yvette Nicole Brown is a wonderful actress and she's been typecast ever since.

@rachelmartin5187

Ай бұрын

I think the only roles she actually got to act in were Community and the Odd couple tbh.

@bkminchilog1

Ай бұрын

Her in community is iconic and she wasn’t loud or angry. She was however overly religious and very self righteous

@rachelmartin5187

Ай бұрын

Yeah, but that's more tolerable. So many religions people regardless of race and gender are like that.

I never made the Helen connection. I always thought people were scared of her cuz she was their boss in some way. But what you said made more sense honestly.

@rachelmartin5187

Ай бұрын

It made WAY more sense to me as I got older. She was loud, mean (mostly to Josh but still), sassy, and stayed angry, and the fact that she was the only black person on the show was icing on the racist cake.

@b.7375

Ай бұрын

This video opened my eyes because as a kid I just really liked her. I thought Josh's gf was scarier lol.

@summerrose8110

Ай бұрын

​​@@b.7375Mindy sucked too, her constantly putting Josh down by making him feel inferior and I never forgot her attempt to frame Drake for putting the English teacher gave her a low grade so she became vindictive by nearly getting Drake kicked from school because she couldn't handle a B average. I hate that Josh dated an mentally abusive girl narcissist like that.

@quangamershyguyyz7166

Ай бұрын

⁠@@rachelmartin5187It’s not racist though, calm down. Not everything is about race all the time.

@courtneythompson6179

25 күн бұрын

⁠@@quangamershyguyyz7166I think you’re on the wrong video

I love that you brought up Spice Girls as the first segment. At some point in my head I stopped calling Mel B Scary Spice and started calling her Spunky Spice -- I always thought that was a more fitting name to her character and outfits. she was my favorite. super outgoing and her outfits were some of the most fun and fashion forward. when i was reminded that her nickname was actually scary spice and not spunky spice i was pretty bummed lol. i basically mandela effected myself into giving her a better nickname

You’re forgetting about nicks most famous black woman, Ariana Grande

@JasmineCFC

Ай бұрын

💀💀

@bobthebuilder8110

Күн бұрын

Girl is treating races like Pokemon, gotta catch em all!

Off topic, but did they ever explain what happened to Andre's parents?? Like, he doesn't even say "My mom or dad" which is strange????

Rex’s color got changed because of test group after the pilot. A couple people apparently raised a concern about the Jewish kid puppeteering a black representation puppet being a little on the noise. (Not because of the black racism but because of the crazy Jewish conspiracy theories that kinda of got front page news at the time thanks to the Mel Gibson arrest around the same time.) It was in an insider magazine at the time, I’m sure you can find it in the bowls of the internet if you really scrape.

As a writer it’s sometimes interesting to look back and see how many missed opportunities they had with the characters. There are characters on here that I feel like, if they were written better or given much better arcs with finer improvements, they could have potentially been fan favorites. 2 that come to my mind right away are Helen and Jocelyn. 1. Helen could have very easily had more episodes showing off more of her sweet side and being nicer to people. She already has a lot of the makings of one in Drake and Josh, and I personally feel as if everything in terms of her characterization from that show was fine just the way it was. Even as a kid I felt as if she really didn’t even need to be included in shows like Victorious because it completely contradicted her characterization in D&J. Her arc already ended perfectly from her wedding episode. (which should have been the series finale but that discussion’s for another day lmao.) 2. Jocelyn to me was just wasted potential, here’s how I would have written her episode. Sam still has a crush on the dude she’s interested in but is still afraid to come across as too tomboy-ish/boy-ish etc. Then we see Jocelyn ‘bullying’ a kid, the teacher breaks it up per usual etc. However, later on during the episode Sam bumps into Jocelyn and instead of Jocelyn beating Sam up, she instead picks up Sam’s books and hands them to her. From that point on we learn that Jocelyn’s reasons for ‘bullying’ that kid were actually 100% justified (insert genuinely solid reason here) and at some point during the conversation Jocelyn and Sam learn to become friends with each other. Later on Jocelyn finds out what Sam’s trying to do to impress the boy she likes and reflects as she used to act a very similar way, she would try to encourage Sam to be her own person and to not change who she is all for the sake of impressing someone else, however the advice would fall on deaf ears (as giving advice to people who are in love often does.) as Sam would walk away. Jocelyn would come up with an idea. Towards the later half of the episode Jocelyn insults and pushes Carly like she does in the original episode, only this time Sam would be even more angry because Jocelyn was someone she thought was her friend. Sam and Jocelyn then duke it out as normal only towards the end of the fight, Jocelyn asks Sam if she enjoyed beating her up, Sam confused by what she means would say yes. Jocelyn would then respond with something along the lines of ‘Good, remember how that felt. Never forget it.’ (It’s perfectly in tune with Schneider’s albeit most times random humor all while teaching an important lesson about individuality and being your own person.) Jocelyn would be kicked out of the store and from that point on Sam starts acting like her usual normal self again, only this time instead of Jocelyn being portrayed as the violent intimidating bully, she’s portrayed as if anything the opposite. Hell, if I were in charge? I’d make her a recurring side character that would often stick up for Sam instead of just a one off. Hell, she might even have her own character arc where she finds healthier ways to cope with her inner anger’s and frustrations (but that’s a story for another day I suppose.) Regardless. From my new summary alone, she works not only much better as a foil to Sam in this episode, but it also makes her a more memorable character as a result. I apologize if this summary was very unorthodox and jumbled, but I love trying to problem solve and come up with various ways and solutions to fix characters and expand on aspects where I feel they could be expanded upon.

yikes ...did anyone notice in drake and josh they randomly replaced Helen with another black lady thinking we would not no the difference

@gamerguy9729

Ай бұрын

I mean would you rather they replaced her with a white man

Drake and Josh was my least favourite nickelodeon show but I distinctively remember really liking Helen bcz of all the same reasons you mentioned and i found her to be really pretty.

I don’t really think that Helen fits the angry black woman stereotype; I’ve always felt like a key part of that trope was the masculinization of black women that Helen doesn’t really seem to convey like most examples

@Tronn9672

Ай бұрын

I also do not think that Helen falls into that stereotype, but I do think they were trying to put her there by constantly having other characters respond to her with fear, another “scary” black woman

@Sh12pen

Ай бұрын

​@@Tronn9672I feel like it was just a racism thing, where they are just irrationally scared of the non white person

@lanezworld

17 күн бұрын

@@Tronn9672i definitely agree with this, although i think in the beginning Helen was just supposed to be “scary” because she’s Josh’s boss, but then shows she’s not by how she treats Drake, funny juxtaposition. but kids tv has gotten more outrageous over time and they leaned incredibly hard into her harshness, like on Victorious (thus, leaning into the stereotype more).. like the Helen on Victorious feels like a completely different Helen than the person on Drake and Josh (like when they use her hot tub and it’s shown that she has a cool-ass life and is really fun outside of work)

Andre's cousin was actually the first time i noticed it as a kid.. idk if for the other examples i was too young or if they were just subtle enough, but the way that outrage scene was played was difficult not to notice the stereotype she was supposed to represent.. i also never really noticed it with Helen because i always thought she was super sweet towards nearly everyone except Josh.. with Rex however it was extremely noticeable because his inappropriate one-liners were never that subtle.. i'm not seeing it with Sam tho.. growing up i knew irl white girls who were exactly like her.. heck, sometimes she also even gives trailer trash vibes..

Dan Schneider’s wife was the “cupcake good paper bad” woman

sam is not jewish she just said that to scam her grandma💀

@greysonholtz

Ай бұрын

she is jewish, it was mentioned several times in the earlier seasons. The writers made a continuity error with saying she's not for a one-off pun. Really it can be seen that she's either jewish or she's not, it's pretty unimportant

@hassanalkhalaf1115

Ай бұрын

​@@greysonholtz when has it been said? Just curious

@greysonholtz

Ай бұрын

@@hassanalkhalaf1115 I can’t remember any specific/particular mentions of it, but she had a star of david necklace hung up in her locker, so that seems pretty definitive that she was at least originally written to be jewish

@MaryLoveJane

Ай бұрын

She could be Jewish heritage but not practicing Jewish faith, and lies to her grandma about practicing Judaism to get more money out of her 🤷🏼‍♀️ But the reality is more likely that the writers weren’t taking anything serious enough in a kids sitcom to keep up with continuity, they don’t have time to keep things canon if it sacrifices a bit.

@the7569

Ай бұрын

​@@greysonholtzhow can you say was mentioned several times in earlier seasons, and then when asked to provide those examples you'd say you don't know any of them lol? How can you say that they existed if you genuinely don't remember them

This is also really eye opening, because I realised that it's a struggle to think of ten named black main or recurring characters in the nick shows I watched. There really was little to no representation of black or Asian people in those days. I can't speak for any new shows, of course, but I'd hope it's not the same these days.

@quangamershyguyyz7166

Ай бұрын

There are a lot more black leads in the new shows from what it seems. Not that I watch the new Nick shows because most of them look like hot garbage honestly. But there’s definitely more now than before.

@ShouPow

7 күн бұрын

The iCarly reboot is just as white, and the new non-white character tropes are so painfully cringe, most cringe being Freddy's daughter.

on top of the stereotypes, there’s a GLARING lack of POC main characters. which must’ve been obvious to them after the fact when the sprinkled poc into the reboots.

22:29 I never noticed baby Andre was in iCarly!!! 🥹

@JaxNovoa509

Ай бұрын

Victorious wasn't a thing yet during the time of that episode.

I rewatched Victorious during the pandemic. Or tried to, anyway, I stopped pretty early on when I realized how much of the content was revolved around shipping (and arguably sexualizing) characters. It's crazy how much Nick got away with when it comes to racial stereotypes, sexualization, and general mistreatment of marginalized groups, that I didn't fully grasp since I was just a kid

People always wonder why poc mainly black people and mainly black women want good representation. Yeah after being stereotyped as a mean black women or the black best friend. Whenever a black woman is the lead it's then woke. Not all black women are the same or a stereotype and it's fun to see that in the media today. The black girl can be nerdy or the love interest and just not the stereotype Hollywood tried to push.

@scarletweb2106

19 күн бұрын

In Mariala, Mariala and Carmelo's best friend Debbie Miller defy black stereotypes by being a punk rock loving rebellious girl

I hate Sam but what I hate more is the fact characters like Carly just sits back and watch as she is abusive to other characters. Why are these 2 best friends?

@PhoenixRising87

Ай бұрын

Carly's an enabler. Whenever Sam goes feral on someone, she just smiles and rolls her eyes as if her best friend's violent disposition is just a cute personality quirk. In any other show, that would be disturbing as all fuck.

@rachelmartin5187

Ай бұрын

Omg yes! Aside from Dan Schneiders creepiness, that's one of the worst things about the show. Carly let Sam get away with damn near everything. The only time she actually put her foot down was when Sam told Freddie's secret on the internet.

@mirandabee2323

Ай бұрын

Carly sometimes uses Sam as her attack dog. 🙄

@Dave102693

Ай бұрын

Because Sam is Carly's attack hound lol

@devonmunn5728

Ай бұрын

Yeah Sam is a straight up bully

Sam ran so whiteboy Carl could walk.

Y’all remember “The Girl’s Room” on The Amanda Show?

@scarletweb2106

19 күн бұрын

Yes

I remember towards the end of Drake and Josh( the really big shrimp movie) Helen was getting married and her grandmother had to stay with deal and Josh’s family for some reason before the wedding. Looking at the character now, I think she was a precursor to how Andre’s grandmother character. An older black woman who is loud and is depicted as having some sort of mental illness but it’s played off as a joke.

jennette(very reasonably) did not want to come back to do the reboot of icarly. of course, carly needs a new best friend so they added a character (idk her name coz i haven't watched it) who happens to be black. i saw a short of a scene with her and carly and as i was reading the comments i came across one like this "its so ridiculous to see that black girl try to replace sam as much as possible, she's not the same" smth like that, and it was so annoying because sam's whole personality is that of a stereotypical black woman, like she even does a "stereotypical black accent" sometimes in sam and cat.

@pabloescobarschanclas

Ай бұрын

can you provide specific examples of sam doing a “black accent” in the show? because i watched every episode religiously and never saw that.

@yoyomintzz7657

Ай бұрын

​@@pabloescobarschanclas of course i don't mean a full on black accent, that would've been too controversial, but sometimes her intonation sounds uncannily like that of a black person's and its clear that that is not how she usually speaks. (and its done when she is joking in order to make the scene funnier) i don't really note down every example i see so idk what to tell you

@pabloescobarschanclas

Ай бұрын

@@yoyomintzz7657 i’ve been thinking back through the episodes since i read this comment because it’s been kind of eating at me. the closest thing to what you’re talking about that i can think of is sam referring to herself in third person sometimes as mama. like for example, she’d be like “mama loves her fat cakes” (fat cakes referring to those pink packaged pastries in the show that sam packed with her to go to japan.) is that kind of what you’re thinking of?

@khirrah4073

Ай бұрын

"Stereotypical black accent"

@yoyomintzz7657

Ай бұрын

@@khirrah4073 oh thank you, good point, i should change that on my comment

I think they might’ve made rex white because Robbie is white and the idea of *Robbie* doing the “urban” voice is a little too on the nose

@TheProxy066

Ай бұрын

I don't think they changed his voice during the series.

Also on the reboot of iCarly, Sam's replacement is black

@witchplease9695

Ай бұрын

Harper isn't "Sam's replacement" , she's an entirely new character that Carly met in her adulthood...Carly can have other friend that arent Sam

@ShouPow

7 күн бұрын

​@@witchplease9695 mama it's a show reboot, with the exact same premise. They kept every character except one, sam, and the one new character who's Carly's "feisty" bestie is now a Black woman. Which the new show is milking HARD. also just throwing in Freddy's daughter being black is levels of weird considering the iCarly gang has only had meaningful relationships with white people.

I have never as a kid thought of these women as ‘stereotypes’. Maybe because I was exposed to way more European stuff early on. But I realized pretty early on that both Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel often use obese women when they have a black character. And in my adulthood I started to keep an eye out for that too in adult shows… it’s so common. I never liked how black people were portrayed as these obese people. It’s like they want the white people to pop even more in comparison. :/ As an adult I can definitely see more annoying stereotypes in movies etc.

@devonmunn5728

Ай бұрын

Fat people do exist like everyone else including Fat Black Women. However it does add to dehumanization as well as fat shaming because fat characters also end up the butt of a joke on these shows as well

The idea of Andre dating a girl general was always played off as a joke. That girl with the curly hair that was into Andre would've been a perfect match, and just when we get our hopes up that we'll be seeing more of her, they throw the "Hammertime" nonsense into it just because Andre had the potential to date a girl that was actually hotter and much more interesting than Jade. Andre was the only character in the whole group that most of us would love to hang out with because he was just super chill, loyal, supportive, and talented, but he wasn't allowed to have a normal life at all, which was very annoying.

I always thought that the whole rex thing was robbie trying to sound "cooler" (?) and "saying his true thoughts and opinions" but i think i gave this show too much credit...

@msnicotiana

Ай бұрын

You really did, and you also clearly don't have a fundamental understanding of AAVE. tell me you have no Black friends...

sam was supposedly written to be black, so the fried chicken stereotype and aggressive would’ve been more noticeable; edit: just got to this part in the video.

THANK UUUU SO MUCH NO ONE HAS SPOKE ABOUT THIS THE LITTLE GIRL IN SAME AND CAT “I didn’t throw nothing..” AND THEN WHEN ANDRE BROUGHT HIS COUSIN TO THAT REALITY SHOW- AND SHE WAS ACTING LIKE A STEREOTYPE.

U cooked with this video. Put everything I've been thinking into words. Subscribed right away 🔥🔥🔥

@user-mq4we5ms3p

Ай бұрын

LET HIM COOK 🗣🔥🔥🔥

i always thought jocelyn was Samoan

@devonmunn5728

Ай бұрын

What says Samoan about her? The only thing I can even guess is because Seattle does have a notable Pacific Islander population including Samoans (I do a lot of research into Demographics. It helps me with getting settings accurate in stories I create as well as finding out the diversity of places and learning history)

@unknownninja4430

Ай бұрын

​@@devonmunn5728because some samoans have her skin tone, her personal hair texture, strength

Hey my friend I’m hard of hearing can you please put captions on this video?

@Tronn9672

Ай бұрын

Hey! Will do, going forward I’ll try to make sure all videos have CCs

@JR_Donofrio

Ай бұрын

@@Tronn9672thank you so much my friend

@albertthepeacock8020

Ай бұрын

I too also have a difficult time hearing and my parents are deaf it is nice knowing there are more people like me out there

@rapidriver

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

@Tronn9672

Ай бұрын

@@JR_Donofrio Hey subtitles have now been added! Hope you enjoy the video!

I chose the perfect time to rewatch Quinten Reviews’ videos because now everyone is on this subject!

I loveee how everyone is ignoring the point talking about characters not even important in the video.

@Hi_buddywazup

Ай бұрын

In glad someone else brought up. It’s annoys me this conversation topic always gets ignored.

The visual of Rex as "black" being controlled by a white performing was probably flagged as not a good look. This was a genuine concern and is even addressed in shows like West Wing, where Leo was concerned about the visual of Charlie "serving the President."

I think is always important to take a look at the media that we consume with a critic eye and question it, thanks for this video!

That scene when Sam went off, that was lit 🔥

2mins in and I have to pause to say this is such a fascinating story about the Spice Girls and an excellent way to start the video, I'm hooked in and my mind is blown already

i never understood why scary was used to drscribe her when the other girls got cute names

Thank you man we needed this convo

I’m really glad you made this! I’ve always seen the racism and stereotypes on black characters in this shows since I was much younger watching them and it always frustrated me. Also Harryana Hooks (I’m sorry if I misspelled her name) made a similar video about Anti-blackness in the Nick shows as well!!