Misogyny towards female commentary YouTubers

#shorts #anthonypadilla #chadchad

[Colecruzin]

Yeah that shit sneako said was actually repulsive

[mothbutch]

Just for a bit of reference but Chad chad was legitimately threatened with SA and Assault by sneako very publicly and nobody but a few of her friends really cared. So yeah shes definitely right and so are the comments down further also proving her point.

[gamechimp]

The way female creators are treated is just vile. Women get ridiculed if they like literally anything and in turn anything that has a large female fanbase is ridiculed.

[elliewright]

people commenting that shes uses too many sound effects and over-edits but watch kurtis conner are literally proving her point

[colinnixon]

Its true, anytime a woman makes jokes about how ridiculous a man is being they get SO MAD

[llostGD]

To everyone here diminishing her lived experience with mysoginy: why are you here, you obv dont stand for the same values as Anthony

[Muhizzy]

Sneako been real quiet since this one dropped

[colegardner]

I see the same thing happen in standup alot.

[suncricket]

Any time a woman says she experiences misogyny, people come out of the woodwork frothing at the mouth. 🙄 It's always variations of "misogyny doesn't exist anymore" or "women just aren't that great at _" or "men suffer more now." I blame incels and alpha male podcasters becoming increasingly popular.

[ZimVader-]

Not exactly the same because social media has made things more far-reaching, but my mother used to write a humor column at the local newspaper.

It started out as a humorous diary about her weight loss journey, but got so popular, she expanded to other topics.
She had a lot of fans, both male and female, but one time she got a letter from a "gentlemen's club".

It had a picture of her they got from the newspaper with a mustache and beard drawn on with pen, and the letter basically said that they didn't believe that the articles were written by a woman, that it was a man writing them, and that it wasn't a real picture. The reason? In their opinion, there was no possible way that a woman would be that funny and relatable. And that if she really was a woman, she secretly wanted to be a man.
This was back in the 90s-early 2000s.

[prettynpetty]

They're attracted to her and they hate her for it. Go figure.

[melissadz]

Y'all in the comments are actually pathetic cuz there ain't no way what she said made you THAT mad like damn💀

[iasked]

Tea☕ is correlated with gossip culture that are (stereotypical) heavily related to women. So the fact that little boys like to use it for meme and act like they're beyond gossip culture (and rephrase the word as 'commentary' to sound sophisticated) always makes me laugh.

[impagain]

Glad I'm a little late to the party, cuz I can't find any of the bad comments everyones talking about.

[nyacchiatos]

misogyny is still very rampant whether people want to admit it or not

[SmolTrailer]

Chad Chad is hilarious. I prefer her over most other youtubers when it comes to comedy 😊

[bonk]

Love her, hate the way the internet treats her

[birdie]

Funny cuz most of yall’s favorite male commentary channels 100% agree with her and are aware of the misogyny present in the community

[van_ol]

Men be making jokes abt unaliving it graping women but when women make a joke abt men, not even a harmful one, they get really mad💀

[moongirl]

There's extra scrutiny toward women doing ANYTHING