literally your one of my fave youtubers u deserve so many more subscribers I was so excited watch this!!
@basementgrrrl2 ай бұрын
thank you so much 🤗 what would you like to see next?
@rust3d_m0ss2 ай бұрын
@@basementgrrrl i love ur riot grrl video perhaps a punk video too ?
@Milamilla5752 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for speaking straight facts
@Berfo022 ай бұрын
You are sooo righttt
@pollobug2 ай бұрын
watching this while eating..hmm yummers:3
@basementgrrrl2 ай бұрын
literally i don't understand how mukbangers do it, kills my appetite
@stephaniehefel96222 ай бұрын
Cherry the queen speaking facts, i am excited to listen
@basementgrrrl2 ай бұрын
hahaha awww THANKS
@Teeth_yay4 ай бұрын
I love your videos! Its rlly cool to see fellow non-white alternative people 💕
@basementgrrrl3 ай бұрын
You're such a sweetheart! Let me know if there's a video you'd like to see <3
@user-cj9fk8un3i4 ай бұрын
<3
@fluuuke6 ай бұрын
yay finally a new video, moooore 🫶
@tchuuii6 ай бұрын
I was also not allowed to put makeup on so I used to put some in my locker at school and smudging it at the end of day in hope my parent would not notice the panda eyes 🥲 luckily in 2016 I was already at uni so that was less chaotic
@basementgrrrl6 ай бұрын
That just gave me a flashback! I used to have Makeup wipes in my locker :3
@lovely.lull.6 ай бұрын
How do we feel about still referring to ourselves as riot grrrls? I have mixed feelings like would it be seen as a supporter of the band and veiws or the grrrl esk music
@tchuuii7 ай бұрын
I just found your channel and love it ! You’re so articulated and funny 😊 I recommend the podcast Starting a Riot by Fabi Reyna, a queer poc that talks about the riot grrrl mouvement
@Bunnyisburning7 ай бұрын
omg so i know u havent posted in so long but can you do a video about the riot grrrls who started the movement/poc riot grrrls please and thx <3
@lil_weasel2197 ай бұрын
riot grrrl is highly associated with the emergence of 3rd wave feminism, which was meant to address the issues of 2nd wave feminism, including the "criminalise s3x work", TERFs and racism, i.e. 3rd wave feminism brought us intersectionality, and i dont know if this racially problematic and TERFy behaviour was as much a feature back then, in the the scene broadly, because that would make no sense given the broader impact of this scene on feminism. We'd need a deeper dive because with this level of analysis every movement is problematic, because every movement has its issues or slip ups.
@startervisions8 ай бұрын
the music rules
@garfieldlover6028 ай бұрын
im a huge rock/metal fan so this video is gonna be fun nickleback: I do enjoy nickleback! my mom has alot of nickleback cds abba: great karaoke music!! everytime i remember theyre a eurovision band it shocks me
@drewthedweeeb9 ай бұрын
Thank you for making this video! Things like transphobia, racism, and classism are definitely still prevalent to this day in some self-proclaimed feminist and punk spaces. I'm happy that the punk scene (at least where i live) is an example of how scenes can become more welcoming and change for the better.
@SomeRandomPunk9 ай бұрын
I’m a guy who is in a riot grrrl band ( I do not consider myself a riot grrrl but I am an intersectional feminist) tbh there has been a lot of talk about the revival of the subculture and it is good to see in my local punk scene, but some people have told me that they feel excluded from our scene, because of some e kids posing as riot grrrls and punks saying that poc and skinheads can’t join in. These people I found out have also harassed one of my band members (who is trans fem) and told them to fuck off. There not punx or riot grrrls but just assholes. And our group of skinheads who are a part of our scene told us they were getting shit from these guys too. The funny thing is our punk and grunge scene too have banned these kids from shows so the people who want to join in can and make are scene a welcoming space for all. To keep the culture alive, we don’t need cancel culture, but instead spread information about intersectional feminism. Just do what you enjoy, that’s why we are all here. I understand your frustration though. Long live the punx :)
@antongromek4180 Жыл бұрын
Oops, time can be really cruel😈
@jailapickett7957 Жыл бұрын
Coolio!
@fluuuke Жыл бұрын
8:40 rewatching for the cat in the background
@Veltment Жыл бұрын
4:05 i thought it was just a regular shirt idk i like the design of it haha
@mugwort6248 Жыл бұрын
Nickelback :haven’t really ever listened to it on my own, don’t really love them but haven’t listened to it enoufh to have an opinion Abba: music is top tier but forever associated with swedish anti trade unionism during the 1982 parliamentary elections
@mfrankho Жыл бұрын
I think Kathleen Hannah has always shown support for trans women. A direct nod to this was was the collaboration Le Tigre did with Paper Tiger for the official music video Keep On Living'. " In collaboration with Le Tigre, Paper Tiger Television organized a group of G/B/L/TS/T/Q youth in New York to produce a three minute video for the song “Keep On Livin'” that will be projected during the live performances of the song. This visual layer will foreground conceptual and theoretical ideas that might otherwise be lost in the rock club settings where the band often perform".
@adi1161 Жыл бұрын
my fav band is pale waves and lush
@deathvalleyprincess Жыл бұрын
wait how is sonic youth terfy?? /gen
@user-xt6kh7ug9c Жыл бұрын
Hey! Since yesterday i tried to take an interest about riot grrrl and its movement in general. I really enjoyed it. Yet, i was as bummed as you when i discovered that they were many transphobic and racist people in it. Regardless, i know it doesn’t concern all riot grrrl groups and every riot grrrl but i absolutely don’t want to listen to problematic people or songs. So i wonder where can i find safe riot grrrl groups to listen to…. If you have some suggestions, please answer me 💓 thank you ❤️
@kinas3973 Жыл бұрын
Good basic, super surface start.....keep digging, you will blown away..xo
@AntonioBolognio-bs5gc Жыл бұрын
I had the time of my life in the 90s. I didn't even know this was a thing. It just seems like a lot of women and Lesbians that hate men.
@parmasean_eater Жыл бұрын
can anyone recomend me some non problematic riot grrl/feminist punk bands? ive been trying 2 get in2 xray spex so if u have any reccs by them thatd be great 2
@pedrobeltrame2037 Жыл бұрын
This video is a must! Like, honestly. Bikini Kill is my favorite band since 2016 and I guess, as a human, I kind of idolized them. I literally posted "Blood One" from their "P*ssy Whipped" Album in my Stories yesterday. I would never know about this case and would never think of the racial part of it. At least not so clearly
@roryadam Жыл бұрын
i must admit alot of this went over my head, but im glad i learned some of the history.
@michelepangrazi4687 Жыл бұрын
Cool video bruh🤘, punk is more than an esthetic or a genere and, as such, should be more inclusive! It always suks hearing stories like these.
@onawwimm Жыл бұрын
slay
@ianstratton Жыл бұрын
In fairness to Kathleen Hanna and a lot of these riot grrrl bands that may have performed at TERFy events almost 30 years ago is that a lot of those concerts were the only feminist punk concerts available at the time. Also trans people and voices being even less seen and heard now and the concept of intersectionality still rather new (this reflects the broader scope of 2nd wave feminist ideas transitioning to the 3rd wave). Many of those bands have publicly regretted performing at such shows and have since expressed support for trans rights (like Hanna).
@claudiasolomon1123 Жыл бұрын
I am being asked to see the difference between ABBA & Nickelback. Ok, listening to these 2 bands.. *this is the same band*
@ManlyStubrick Жыл бұрын
Good video. Also Le Tigre owes its entire existence to ESG!
@pollobug Жыл бұрын
kpop saved me😔
@pollobug Жыл бұрын
dont like nickelback kinda like abba
@pollobug Жыл бұрын
2:00 give me burrito😩
@sjsjsjsjsbagahlwmdbxhamansksms Жыл бұрын
Dislike Nickelback Dislike ABBA
@assdictator Жыл бұрын
Love nickelback, love abba Edit: live love nickelback Also ouch you got me with arctic monkeys
@yabbadabbapodcast123 Жыл бұрын
nickelback - 🤢🤢 abba - 👏👏
@Christmosis Жыл бұрын
Elitism is the generic form of the hierarchical views on gender, race, sex, nationality, class, orientation, etc: "I'm better than others because of [the shitty things I consume]." Solidarity is way better than elitism. Fav band: Rent Strike
@hannamadsen Жыл бұрын
i hate gorillaz lmao
@basementgrrrl Жыл бұрын
there's always a first 🥰
@damotheman4196 Жыл бұрын
"blind as a rat" that's a good name for a Rriot girrrl song I think. This time next year we'll be millionaires but someone won't wanna "sell out" and we'll all get addictions and fall out as friends after one fraught album and tour.. Or maybe not. 🤷♂️ First time viewer good vid you blind rat 😉😂
@graveyg Жыл бұрын
Just wanted to say your disclaimer about quality at the top of the video was really unnecessary. I think the writing, video content, and audio quality are all great. You have a unique perspective and an original point of view. Keep doing what you’re doing by sparking thoughts, ideas, and discussions.
@Hunanoid_foo Жыл бұрын
I'm a Latin- south african goth girl and i always feel excluded in these scenes because there are no support whatsover. all the other alt girls talk or post about anti rascism however, when it comes into their scene its ignored. But anyways, you could not have explained this topic better!
@basementgrrrl Жыл бұрын
I feel like i still could have elaborated, and as you can see in some comments my tone and purpose have been misconstrued 🫠 But i am really glad this resonated with you!
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literally your one of my fave youtubers u deserve so many more subscribers I was so excited watch this!!
thank you so much 🤗 what would you like to see next?
@@basementgrrrl i love ur riot grrl video perhaps a punk video too ?
Thank you so much for speaking straight facts
You are sooo righttt
watching this while eating..hmm yummers:3
literally i don't understand how mukbangers do it, kills my appetite
Cherry the queen speaking facts, i am excited to listen
hahaha awww THANKS
I love your videos! Its rlly cool to see fellow non-white alternative people 💕
You're such a sweetheart! Let me know if there's a video you'd like to see <3
<3
yay finally a new video, moooore 🫶
I was also not allowed to put makeup on so I used to put some in my locker at school and smudging it at the end of day in hope my parent would not notice the panda eyes 🥲 luckily in 2016 I was already at uni so that was less chaotic
That just gave me a flashback! I used to have Makeup wipes in my locker :3
How do we feel about still referring to ourselves as riot grrrls? I have mixed feelings like would it be seen as a supporter of the band and veiws or the grrrl esk music
I just found your channel and love it ! You’re so articulated and funny 😊 I recommend the podcast Starting a Riot by Fabi Reyna, a queer poc that talks about the riot grrrl mouvement
omg so i know u havent posted in so long but can you do a video about the riot grrrls who started the movement/poc riot grrrls please and thx <3
riot grrrl is highly associated with the emergence of 3rd wave feminism, which was meant to address the issues of 2nd wave feminism, including the "criminalise s3x work", TERFs and racism, i.e. 3rd wave feminism brought us intersectionality, and i dont know if this racially problematic and TERFy behaviour was as much a feature back then, in the the scene broadly, because that would make no sense given the broader impact of this scene on feminism. We'd need a deeper dive because with this level of analysis every movement is problematic, because every movement has its issues or slip ups.
the music rules
im a huge rock/metal fan so this video is gonna be fun nickleback: I do enjoy nickleback! my mom has alot of nickleback cds abba: great karaoke music!! everytime i remember theyre a eurovision band it shocks me
Thank you for making this video! Things like transphobia, racism, and classism are definitely still prevalent to this day in some self-proclaimed feminist and punk spaces. I'm happy that the punk scene (at least where i live) is an example of how scenes can become more welcoming and change for the better.
I’m a guy who is in a riot grrrl band ( I do not consider myself a riot grrrl but I am an intersectional feminist) tbh there has been a lot of talk about the revival of the subculture and it is good to see in my local punk scene, but some people have told me that they feel excluded from our scene, because of some e kids posing as riot grrrls and punks saying that poc and skinheads can’t join in. These people I found out have also harassed one of my band members (who is trans fem) and told them to fuck off. There not punx or riot grrrls but just assholes. And our group of skinheads who are a part of our scene told us they were getting shit from these guys too. The funny thing is our punk and grunge scene too have banned these kids from shows so the people who want to join in can and make are scene a welcoming space for all. To keep the culture alive, we don’t need cancel culture, but instead spread information about intersectional feminism. Just do what you enjoy, that’s why we are all here. I understand your frustration though. Long live the punx :)
Oops, time can be really cruel😈
Coolio!
8:40 rewatching for the cat in the background
4:05 i thought it was just a regular shirt idk i like the design of it haha
Nickelback :haven’t really ever listened to it on my own, don’t really love them but haven’t listened to it enoufh to have an opinion Abba: music is top tier but forever associated with swedish anti trade unionism during the 1982 parliamentary elections
I think Kathleen Hannah has always shown support for trans women. A direct nod to this was was the collaboration Le Tigre did with Paper Tiger for the official music video Keep On Living'. " In collaboration with Le Tigre, Paper Tiger Television organized a group of G/B/L/TS/T/Q youth in New York to produce a three minute video for the song “Keep On Livin'” that will be projected during the live performances of the song. This visual layer will foreground conceptual and theoretical ideas that might otherwise be lost in the rock club settings where the band often perform".
my fav band is pale waves and lush
wait how is sonic youth terfy?? /gen
Hey! Since yesterday i tried to take an interest about riot grrrl and its movement in general. I really enjoyed it. Yet, i was as bummed as you when i discovered that they were many transphobic and racist people in it. Regardless, i know it doesn’t concern all riot grrrl groups and every riot grrrl but i absolutely don’t want to listen to problematic people or songs. So i wonder where can i find safe riot grrrl groups to listen to…. If you have some suggestions, please answer me 💓 thank you ❤️
Good basic, super surface start.....keep digging, you will blown away..xo
I had the time of my life in the 90s. I didn't even know this was a thing. It just seems like a lot of women and Lesbians that hate men.
can anyone recomend me some non problematic riot grrl/feminist punk bands? ive been trying 2 get in2 xray spex so if u have any reccs by them thatd be great 2
This video is a must! Like, honestly. Bikini Kill is my favorite band since 2016 and I guess, as a human, I kind of idolized them. I literally posted "Blood One" from their "P*ssy Whipped" Album in my Stories yesterday. I would never know about this case and would never think of the racial part of it. At least not so clearly
i must admit alot of this went over my head, but im glad i learned some of the history.
Cool video bruh🤘, punk is more than an esthetic or a genere and, as such, should be more inclusive! It always suks hearing stories like these.
slay
In fairness to Kathleen Hanna and a lot of these riot grrrl bands that may have performed at TERFy events almost 30 years ago is that a lot of those concerts were the only feminist punk concerts available at the time. Also trans people and voices being even less seen and heard now and the concept of intersectionality still rather new (this reflects the broader scope of 2nd wave feminist ideas transitioning to the 3rd wave). Many of those bands have publicly regretted performing at such shows and have since expressed support for trans rights (like Hanna).
I am being asked to see the difference between ABBA & Nickelback. Ok, listening to these 2 bands.. *this is the same band*
Good video. Also Le Tigre owes its entire existence to ESG!
kpop saved me😔
dont like nickelback kinda like abba
2:00 give me burrito😩
Dislike Nickelback Dislike ABBA
Love nickelback, love abba Edit: live love nickelback Also ouch you got me with arctic monkeys
nickelback - 🤢🤢 abba - 👏👏
Elitism is the generic form of the hierarchical views on gender, race, sex, nationality, class, orientation, etc: "I'm better than others because of [the shitty things I consume]." Solidarity is way better than elitism. Fav band: Rent Strike
i hate gorillaz lmao
there's always a first 🥰
"blind as a rat" that's a good name for a Rriot girrrl song I think. This time next year we'll be millionaires but someone won't wanna "sell out" and we'll all get addictions and fall out as friends after one fraught album and tour.. Or maybe not. 🤷♂️ First time viewer good vid you blind rat 😉😂
Just wanted to say your disclaimer about quality at the top of the video was really unnecessary. I think the writing, video content, and audio quality are all great. You have a unique perspective and an original point of view. Keep doing what you’re doing by sparking thoughts, ideas, and discussions.
I'm a Latin- south african goth girl and i always feel excluded in these scenes because there are no support whatsover. all the other alt girls talk or post about anti rascism however, when it comes into their scene its ignored. But anyways, you could not have explained this topic better!
I feel like i still could have elaborated, and as you can see in some comments my tone and purpose have been misconstrued 🫠 But i am really glad this resonated with you!
omg matt stone pfp :D
Excellent video, thank you
Glad you liked it! ♡