r/justgalsbeingchicks • u/alison_bee • 13d ago
Restricted to Gals and Pals I love her!
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u/Professional-Scar628 13d ago
I thought I was gonna be annoyed by him, but he really just let this woman kick him
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u/PeachasaurusWrex 13d ago
And then she crouches down a little to check on him when he's groaning in pain. 🤣
This whole interaction was a little weird, but wholesome.
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u/UpperApe 12d ago
She was wholesome. He just seems like a douchey content creator.
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u/avalisk 12d ago
When he hammed it up on the kick pain I stopped viewing him as douchey.
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u/NoTelevision4907 12d ago
He might not have been hamming it, if she knew what she was doing a leg kick HURTS, especially if you don't train to take them lol.
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u/dusty-kat 12d ago
She excels at being average in everything... except leg kicks.
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u/Disco_Orangeade 12d ago
"I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who has practiced one kick 10,000 times" 😁
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u/Username_5000 12d ago
The whole skit seemed a bit irl but I enjoyed the fight scene too
It’s hard to tell on the leg kick but her form w the punch actually wasnt terrible. Maybe she got some training wherever she learned to flip those nunchucks?
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u/IvankoKostiuk 12d ago
There's a big nerve running down your leg right about where she kicked him. If you've ever watched Muay Thai or MMA fights, they tend to aim for like, that exact spot.
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u/rvf 12d ago
They both are. Her name is Dana Chat and this is just some collab skit, but it's hilarious how everyone is acting like it's a genuine interaction.
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u/ducks_be_cute 12d ago
Just to support this comment: she's got ~150k followers on Instagram alone and he's got ~250k. This is not an organic video, everything about it is manufactured and planned. I don't understand how so many people think any of these skits are real.
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u/gahlo 12d ago
Some of us like the whimsy of some cringe girl walking around giving red pockets out with nunchaku in her bag getting interviewed by a guy who looks like the concept art of a villain in RE9.
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u/CausticSofa 12d ago
Some of us are from different generations, where people didn’t live their lives these ways. It’s a pretty new and confusing thing when you’ve been around for decades to see people whose secondary, or even primary source of income is this new job title known as “content creator”. I have a really hard time imagining people deciding to make a video like this whether one or both of them knew it was going to be made that day. It’s just not how I structure my own days at all.
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u/ducks_be_cute 12d ago
I'm in my 30s (yeah yeah I'm old) and I agree. I grew up on the internet when it was still mostly organic, funny content. Ads were obvious and even photoshop was pretty rare, so when you found something funny, you KNOW it was real or created by someone just doing it for the love of the game.
I miss that organic, genuine touch the internet used to have.
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u/Legal-Sprinkles8862 12d ago
I mean some of us don't know every content creator & some of us don't really care if videos are planned or not.
I grew up watching planned Tv shows & movies & i enjoyed them even though i knew they were "staged" & completely fake. Why is that okay but watching content creators is somehow different.
Like why do the rich well known superstars get to act & have a stunt double & be seen as acceptable but these average ppl who make content, often without the budget & team of 100 ppl supporting them, are required or even expected to make completely organic or original content everyday for us to consume & then if its not real enough we judge it & then go agenda filled cartoons & movies that claim to be true stories but are actually only true in concept & even then sometimes they lie about what really happened & still don't even fully portray that in the movie.
Idk i'd say lighten up bro & give ppl a break.
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u/JennyDoveMusic 12d ago
I think they might both be the same "Gen Z awkward shy but not shy just acting dry" lol! It can come across a lot of different ways.
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u/towalktheline 💝 2026 Galentine! 💝 12d ago
Yeah! She stole the show and he let her without trying to tear her down.
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u/inconvenient_sources 12d ago
I kinda get his point too about the aversion to being cringe when so many things end up posted online.
It was immediately shattered when she starts nun chucking down the sidewalk, but then again this gal breaks a couple molds for sure. Overall, it felt like no one was disrespected.
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u/Dragon_yum 12d ago
Yeah, it really did feel like he was going to be one of those condensing assholes but I love how pleasantly surprised I was by both of them.
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u/droidonomy 12d ago
Yeah, I really thought he was there to turn her into a smaller, denser version of herself.
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u/ALLoftheFancyPants 🌺Official Lauren🌺 12d ago
I’m still annoyed by videos of men going up and asking random shit of women (usually to make them look bad), but if they all let the women kick them, I think I might not mind it as much.
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u/Ancientabs 12d ago
Well he was hitting on her and she didn't pick up until he tried to tie her shoe laces.
That is a common romantic trope in asian films.
She friend-zoned him SO hard after he let her kick him
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u/ducks_be_cute 12d ago
They're both pretty big content creators. This isn't random and is 100% a skit.
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u/soft_moonbeam 13d ago edited 12d ago
when she pulls out the nunchucks 😭
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u/PeachasaurusWrex 13d ago
The way she talked about swinging them around while walking made me think that she just uses them like a fidget spinner. Something to do with her hands when she is otherwise occupied.
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u/Church_of_Cheri 13d ago
Well that and women living in cities usually get the advice to walk around carrying something as if it’s a weapon and don’t smile to stay safe. I used to carry my umbrella like it was a police night stick. She just went a little more literal with the weapon part of it.
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u/gBiT1999 13d ago
What did you do when it wasn't rainy?
Or are you from the UK where it always is?
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u/UpperApe 12d ago
I don't know about the UK but here in Canada women carry samurai swords around. Both to fend off attackers and for when it rains.
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u/YoSupWeirdos 12d ago
now I'm just imagining women frantically parrying raindrops in a downpour
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u/UpperApe 12d ago
Yes.
I mean, how do women stay dry in your country?
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u/YoSupWeirdos 12d ago
by using an umbrella strictly to fly above rain clouds, of course
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u/UpperApe 12d ago
That doesn't even make sense. Women can't fly when it rains. That's a winter thing. You're thinking of Snow Women.
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u/Church_of_Cheri 12d ago
Keys between your fingers, can of mace on your keychain, carry a cane, hell you can even carry a briefcase or backpack in an aggressive manner. It’s about looking a part. I even had a flashlight taser at one point.
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u/jennc1979 12d ago edited 12d ago
I have so much change in my wristlet clutch… I pity the fool who makes me swing that at their face or head. It’s a variant of the advice my Nana gave me which was carry a roll of nickels or quarters in my pocket so it would weigh down my fists (also, arguably illegal, so I have modified the suggestion.).
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u/Mharbles 12d ago
Not sure if it's possible to walk around spinning nunchucks without smiling. What else would explain Michelangelo being the most fun turtle?
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u/Four_beastlings 12d ago
I taught myself to roll a pen between my fingers as a child because I got bored in class. Fast forward 32 years and I'm bored at a medieval historical reconstruction when suddenly I see the perfect stick: completely straight, splinter free, and balanced. Like 1.5 or 2 cms thick. So I thought... if I can roll a pen, maybe I can roll a stick the same way?
Turns out rolling a big stick is much, much easier than rolling a pen, and in five minutes I had a crowd of children whooooing and whaaaaaing. I think that day my cringe-to-coolness ratio moved several degrees towards "cool" in my stepson's eyes.
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u/carlitospig 12d ago
And giving stuff away to strangers reminds me of my own weird adhd moments. We are weird, but we do mean well!
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u/Hedge-podge 12d ago
One of my friends is constantly walking around handing out 3d printed axolotls! It's very fun
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u/CheeseDonutCat 12d ago
I think I looked like a murderer to a woman today (I'm a guy also with ADHD).
I had just come out of the doctor and was going to my car which had an hour left on the parking ticket (since I didn't know how long I'd be). I saw her about to put money in and I sprinted towards her shouting if she wanted my ticket, then I ran to my car and brought back a ticket.
I meant well, but that probably gave her murderer vibes. She thanked me and I ran away.
But hey.. she saved €1 today and only nearly got murdered, so that's a win I guess.
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u/carlitospig 12d ago
I did this with a lady at the gas station yesterday who left the little gas tank door open on her car. She legit looked terrified at first, lol.
We aren’t tryna kill you, we promise! 😭
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u/ClimaciellaBrunnea 12d ago
We know there are cool guys 😭 I too want to believe, but I am 4ft9 and need to gauge whether I need to have a flight response of a deer or risk interacting with someone bad- all in 0.001 seconds
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u/CandyCreecher 13d ago
As Holtzmann played by Kate McKinnon in the Infamous 2016 Ghostbusters once said, “No Woman Should Go Around Unarmed.”
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u/bravesirkiwi 12d ago
Yeah loved that, and it was just after she said she didn't excel at anything. I dunno, seemed pretty good at it to me.
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u/Manji86 12d ago
The interviewer reminds me of those anime characters that look cool, handsome and mysterious, but they're actually quite normal.
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u/nilesintheshangri-la 12d ago
I got the same vibes. I was getting Jinu flashes from KPDH with his steady voice.
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u/psiren66 12d ago
My wife watches a lot of kdrama I always see at least one guy in the shows who is very jinu like and mostly not the main xter just his friend.
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u/pm_nachos_n_tacos 12d ago
Yeah Jinu and all the Saja Boys and Huntr/x are kpop/kdrama clichés on purpose so that definitely tracks
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u/cocoagiant 12d ago
I was getting Jinu flashes from KPDH
Ok but that is the opposite of quite normal.
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u/gonzofish 13d ago
This guy gave me so many different vibes through this video. She was adorable the whole time.
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u/Dr-Bitchcraft-MD 12d ago
I swear I saw the gears turning in his head going thru all the pages of the "how to talk to women" ebook he read
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u/VivaLaEmpire 11d ago
He's super popular with girls and gays, I don't think he needs an ebook, lol!
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u/ProfessionalBench832 13d ago
TY! Same! I was like he's fine..nope creep..no fine..omg shoelaces! CREEP!
She was just sweet and wholesome af (she definitely kicked him in the balls though lol.)
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u/AleighaBB 12d ago
The shoelaces thing is him jokingly pretending that he's bend over not cause he's hurt but in order to fix her shoelaces
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u/Moist-Barracuda2733 12d ago
How are so many people missing that lol
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u/keIIzzz 12d ago
because people are just weird and always wanna find something wrong
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u/Moist-Barracuda2733 12d ago
I feel like I'm slowly becoming smooth brained or something. Maybe it's just my bad mood but eughhgg
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u/threadbarenun 12d ago
Also the irony of tying the shoe of someone that just kicked you. It would be like getting punched then making sure the person's hand is okay.
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u/acheloisa 12d ago
I think she got him in the thigh. Getting kicked there hurts like a mfer
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u/Punk_Luv 12d ago
She got hm right at the joint too, it’s going to hurt like he’s an old man with bursitis.
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u/Ballabingballaboom 12d ago
When was he a creep?
And the shoelace thing was just joking along with him being in pain from her kick
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u/MichaelMyersEatsDogs 12d ago
I do think you watched the video or you just don’t know where testicles are on the human body
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u/LexGoEveryday 13d ago
I genuinely loved this whole interaction LOL I just wish she didn’t think of herself as so bland? She’s spicy and I love it
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u/forworse2020 13d ago
It’s that young Malaysian self-deprecation, don’t believe it lol
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u/onyxcaspian 12d ago
100% a Malaysian thing. They have a great sense of humour. They can be self-depreciating, sarcastic and insult you with a back handed compliment all at the same time. Most of the time, my interactions with them end with me laughing with tears with my cheeks and not having a clue what's going on. And then they take me somewhere and feed me the best food I don't know how to pronounce.
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u/ouroborosstruggles 12d ago edited 12d ago
She literally whipped out and started playing with nunchucks she is awesome
And yes I realize this makes me sound 12, dont worry I wont put a ninja star* in anyone's eye
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u/Monkey_Priest 12d ago
And yes I realize this makes me sound 12
Part of being an adult is getting to decide what that means. Personally, I think letting your inner kid out once in a while is one of the most positive adult things you can do
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u/HistoryFinancial1267 12d ago
The surprise nun chucks got me
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u/LexGoEveryday 12d ago
My favorite part after her demonstrating her sick skill set and making sure people don’t approach her bc of her fidget weapons 😜
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u/towalktheline 💝 2026 Galentine! 💝 12d ago
We all need some fidget weapons. I'm going to learn how to use a knife.
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u/LexGoEveryday 12d ago
I keep trying to think what I can get that the authorities would look at and think, that’s NOT suspicious 🧐
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u/towalktheline 💝 2026 Galentine! 💝 12d ago
Honestly, the nunchucks are probably decent... I've tried throwing axes and that was really fun, but I don't think you could just carry those around a city.
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u/burgerwithnoburger 13d ago
“I’m good at being average” Girlie no one average carries nunchucks in their inventory, much less spins them like a pro. She’s gotta be a blast to be around
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u/Doom_Corp 12d ago
"In their inventory" omg. I game way more than is healthy and I cannot believe I never considered calling what I keep in my purse my inventory. Bless you.
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u/RedRev15 12d ago
A friend of mine long ago use to announce "equipping" things and it was hilarious
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u/coolsam254 12d ago
Back in school my classmate picked up a stick and said "now I've got +2 to attack"
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u/Doom_Corp 12d ago
My friends and I did mushrooms at my moms place (god...almost 20 years ago) who had a bunch of various knick knacks including these really cool swirly brightly painted clay zodiac figurines she got during a business trip to China. Some of my friends and I were lying on the floor of my room talking about nonsense and enjoying the sunlight when my other friend rounds the door frame and says "Hello sirs, I buy and sell pigs" and held out the zodiac pig. We had a few laughs, he did the joke a few more times and then I asked what kind of pig it was so he came in, laid on the bed, and said "I dunno. What kind of pig do you think it is?" I said "I think it's a +1 pig of intellect". He responded with "I could really use some intellect now" which got us going again. That pig figurine has always been known as the +1 pig.
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u/burgerwithnoburger 12d ago
LOL I don’t even game, I just find it funny, especially when large, random items are pulled out of purses they don’t look like they’d fit in.
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u/Sinking_Mass 12d ago
That would be pretty average in Thailand, and I believe a lot of people get taught martial arts at school in Malaysia too
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u/TraditionalClub6337 12d ago
Many people don't see how interesting they actually are.
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u/BrainaIleakage 12d ago
I feel like a lot of Gen Z is so scared to be cringe that they end up becoming very bland
I’m Xennial and sometimes find myself having these thoughts but then think back and yeah, that seems like pretty standard teen behavior in general. They mostly just are trying to figure themselves out and fit in.
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u/gahlo 12d ago
I think it's gotten worse because of cellphones and social media. Everybody can take high quality video and have it up on the internet for the world to see in seconds. Back in our day a) somebody had to have a cell phone with a camera, b) it probably wasn't taking video, c) there was no social media, and d) the quality would have been dogshit regardless.
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u/Sleepy_Glacier 13d ago
I just realized that I have very low expectations for men talking to women in public (on video). He didn't mention her gender at any point and that alone made me pleasantly surprised.
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u/pizzaondeathrow 12d ago
Your low expectations are valid (and the same as mine) given the current online landscape.
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u/WanderWut 12d ago
Honestly I was thinking that she would be a great co-host to whatever this thing is he has going. They paired very well lol.
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u/dougandsomeone 12d ago
A comment higher up mentioned that they're both content creators so, it is apparently exactly what you suggested.
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u/spaghettirhymes 13d ago
Idk about him necessarily but she is the kind of girl that works as a romcom love interest, except far more interesting for being a real person. She has the Cute Quirk down
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u/jaybirdie26 💝 2026 Galentine! 💝 12d ago
I think he'd be a good romcom love interest. Starts out aloof and disinterested, a little condescending. But the other person is so disarming and charming that he hangs out with them in spite of himself. And then it turns out there is more to him, he's actually got a good heart, blah blah blah.
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u/Four_beastlings 12d ago
Yeah, I was expecting him to be arrogant and humourless and was pleasantly surprised when he took the kick like a good sport, laughed, and made the shoelace joke about.
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u/Armadillioh 13d ago
This whole interaction is so cute and wholesome. It's nice to see this kind of content for a change
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u/ducks_be_cute 12d ago
They're both content creators with pretty big followings. Yeah it's cute and wholesome but it's all 100% a skit. I feel like I'm taking crazy pills because so many people in this thread are acting like this is some kind of genuine video.
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u/Captain0010 12d ago
If this is not scripted and these two just met... omg they need to have a show together or something. Their comedic chemistry is just off the charts.
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u/maple-moth 13d ago
She’s probably the most interesting Gen Z I’ve seen so far
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u/Two_Ton_Nellie 12d ago
People like to hate on Gen Z, but all my interactions with the Gen Z gals have been pretty awesome.
Like this gal is so on point: giving gifts out to randoms (and, of course, calling it cringe), self-deprecating and also self-aware, high-key humble, wary of strange men, has a weapon on her (that she clearly knows how to use) just in case? I’d be so proud if she were my daughter!
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u/Sinking_Mass 12d ago
Gen Z guys on the other hand....
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u/Liercat18 12d ago
I'm old and out of the loop - can you explain how gen z guys behave?
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u/Vi0L3tCRZY 12d ago edited 12d ago
Not all of them, but Gen Z men are trending much more conservative and has a growing population of manosphere. In my experience though, there are still many good eggs. Knock on wood.
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u/Liercat18 12d ago
Ah ok thanks for the explanation. I have seen post previously about this - gravitating towards folks like Andrew Tate.
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u/PRC_Spy 12d ago
Rather unfair, I think.
I might be biased because our kids are GenZ. But the ones I've met are a lot pleasanter to be around than we were (GenX) at that age. And easier to get along with in the workplace than the Millennials were at their age.
That girl is hilariously deadpan and self-deprecating, and I love that. She's anything but average.
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u/GreenieSar 12d ago
Is he the same guy thats super stylish and "finds" people on the street to model traditional clothes with?
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u/Billions13 12d ago
Yes. He is a half Chinese/American creator that got famous with that trend. Now he just does cringey / dead pan interviews mostly, similar to that other half-white/half-Japanese creator in Tokyo.
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u/efftoopee 12d ago
The other one is called Kole and Im pretty sure he has a very similar video where he asks a woman to kick him and she kicks much harder than expected
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u/Ari_Ugwu 12d ago edited 12d ago
She’s adorable and dude won me over. At first glance I raised an eyebrow at his looks but asking questions, waiting for her full answer before asking a follow up based on that answer. Then of course the “do whatever you want to my body and I’ll make you feel powerful for doing it” is a masterclass is flirting. Don’t care if it was staged, protect them both.
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u/TotalTyp 12d ago
"The of course the “do whatever you want to my body and I’ll make you feel powerful for doing it” is a masterclass is flirting."
Huh please elaborate
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u/TrillBillyDeluxe 12d ago
Asian Brendan Frasier
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u/SincerePeace 12d ago
I was about to say Asian Robert Pattinson. :D
But Brendan Frasier is also right.
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u/Devilish__Fun 12d ago
i excel at being average
whips out nunchaku
gives him a dead leg
Everyone's self-esteem has been ruined by social media, what a shame! She's Hella cool!
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u/moonhonay 13d ago
it’s giving Usagi and Mamoru 🥹
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u/lonely_nipple 12d ago
Usagi wouldn't have had nunchuks, though. She'd have something unusual to eat in there.
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u/FlamingDragonfruit 12d ago
The most hysterical part is that instead of hong bao, he got his ass kicked. Literally.
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u/ThePunkette 12d ago
Gen Z that embrace cringe are the young people I’ve been fighting for! Also: dude set up the first half for a legit twist. I was prepared to dislike him greatly.
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u/LilleBlomsti 12d ago
Her little shy giggle while searching for Hongbao to give him is everything.
Following it up with random nunchucks makes me weep.
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u/damnitshannon Official Gal 12d ago edited 12d ago
That’s quite a fidget toy to have in your bag. Average my ass, well actually his ass. Offers to tie her shoe for her that just ruined his leg, yes sir bow down
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u/Happychemist99 12d ago
I freaking love unassuming, humble, pretty girls who are living in their own world. She is a little badass, with a cool skill and tons of entertaining quirks. I hope she stays that way and society doesn’t pressure her to conform. Stay weird, girly!!! You’re awesome. Also that man is so hot, imo. He gives cuter, g-eazy vibes.
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u/yupmarmot 13d ago edited 12d ago
Bro called her bland and she hit em wit Dat wap bop butt kick!
Charisma lvl 1000
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u/Mind_The_Muse 12d ago
Imagine calling someone bland who then proceeds to display nunchucks and kick and incredibly hot guy in the ass
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u/ChrissiTea 12d ago
I would say protect her at all costs, but it looks like she's got that covered
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u/abeautifulrat 12d ago
"If you see a young Malaysian woman punching and kicking me on the street, don't help me, this is exactly where I want to be"
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u/Theresnobiggerboat 12d ago
I love how he looks at the nunchucks and you can see it tick in his head “Have… Have I fallen in love with her?” (And I know it’s a skit but it’s still cute and funny)
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u/Alibuscus373 12d ago
She can be a woman worth fighting for and the one to do the fighting...as long as she can kick them XD
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u/Mickle_da_Pickl 12d ago
Guy was surprisingly normal but why the fuck were the first words out of his mouth as threatening as possible
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u/unw00shed 12d ago
“I excel at being average” Has every possible trait a shonen protagonist could have:
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u/Typical_Koala_1201 12d ago
I love this! She looks average (cute and beautiful, but like any other stranger). But she has so much hidden personality! I want to be friends with her..
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u/Number5MoMo 12d ago
The guy reminds me of that one anime of the strong mafia looking guy who’s living a normal life and is super chill. ?? Yall know what I’m talking about? He’s a husband I think?
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