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@@tristysstuff6664 2010s had a good mix of both being a wild west and having good connection speed We may not see another era like that in a long time unless all the big social medias die out
Isn’t this exact video a video essay? And would you put it in the same box as a rant? Sure, lots of video essays contain rants, but rants are not video essays.
It wasn't just America. Even us Canadians from.. "Canadia" hated on Bieber. I remember the big joke being: "Not even friendly Canada wanted Bieber, America can have him."
I think what's even more depressing about justin's situation is that while half the internet hated his guts and did not treat him like a person, the other half also did not treat him and were super obssesive and stalkerish. Like it was extreme hate or extreme like and no in between. Justin had no refuge.
Exactly this^^ the reason why people even hated Justin was more specifically geared towards how overly famous he became and how some of his fans came off as overly protective (to outright stalkerish), so people "hated Bieber" to get a reaction out of them. Eventually, this trickled down to JB having minority groups of people that then didn't like him to fans that made modern BTS stans seem sane by comparison.
I agree. In retrospect, I feel awful for how I acted toward Justin Bieber as a kid now that I know what happened to him behind the scenes. If only I knew back then the kind of hell he was going through by not just the backlash, but the exploits of the industry as well.
I remember being 9 to 12 when the Beiber hate was at it's height. Me and my older brother were part of the hate train due to our sister playing Baby constantly, also hating Twilight and One Direction. Guess the early 2010s were the era of hating pretty boys due to overexposure.
In Spain, there was a teenager who went by "4jonatica", that did a rant about metalheads and rock fans in general, telling them that their music was shit and Bieber rules basically. I've never seen such hate, death threats and more heinous stuff directed towards a 14-year old girl. And this was pre-Leafy days, mind you.
We had a similar case in Italy, some girl made a long ass (ridiculous) rant defending Bieber and 1D and so many people replied back with more videos! Crazy times, really
Yeah, that usually happens when you say that metal music and rock are bad. Those are really liked music types and saying that they suck will trigger a huge amount of people and some of them will become vocal about it.
The Bieber hate train can be explained largely in one sentence: Teenage boys and young adult men fraternized by dunking on things teenage girls like. That's just how we made friends back then. Teenage girls like Twilight? Dunk on Twilight and its gayass sparkling Mormon vampires. Teenage girls like Justin Bieber? Dunk on the pre-pubescent lily-white twerp unironically saying "shawty". Teenage girls like Katy Perry? Well, we can't even talk shit. Everybody either liked or tolerated Katy Perry back in 2008-2011, even the dudes.
I actually like Katy Perry's song back in the early 2010s, but I'm happy that California Girls becomes relevant again thanks to that Friday the 13th dancing meme. I still have it in my playlist.
I might not have seen it, but I think Supernatural is the one thing I can think of that escaped that fate. I've seen detractors for sure but nothing near the hate everything else gets.
My first time ever hearing about him was in 5th grade when some boys and girls were arguing. Boys hated him, girls were obsessed with him. They asked me what I thought, and all I could do was stare back confused about who this guy was. For a school pep rally the teachers pranked everybody by pretending that the fundraisers we had been holding had been put towards getting The Biebs to show up. Turned out to just be one of the coaches dressed up in a white hoodie and hat. A good chunk of us believed (beilebed?) them too. Middle school was fun
Something similar happened to me in elementary school. We were promised Hannah, Montana to come to our school and for a year we waited. And then one day the assistant principal came out in a wig, handing out bookmarks, saying he was Hannah Montana. He, in fact, was not Hannah Montana he was a child predator as they found cp on his work computer 2 years later.
I think another reason for Bieber’s hatedom was that brief time when the media tried labeling him the “new king of pop”, which came off to many people as particularly insulting considering that Bieber IIRC became popular only a few years after MJ’s death.
Oh god. That era of the internet ABSOLUTELY hating him will never NOT be a weird time for me. I thought i was so cool in my elementary school for hating him back then. But it felt like the "switch" happened exactly when Justin released What Do You Mean. Just felt like after all that time that the Internet grew tired of hating his music due to him being so overexposed & popular. It especially was crazy since he was a KID! I wouldn't be allowed to be on the internet if i was in his shoes. Amazing for how he's grown up even after everything surrounding him. Even if the hate never "truly" died down with his music still getting critically bashed, at least it's not as bad as when he was first becoming popular.
I don't feel shame for it. Mind you I was not violent about it, but I hated him for two good reasons: 1. He was absolutely everywhere. There was no avoiding him. Part of the reason the hate died down was because the media stopped trying to force normal people not part of the tweenage girl demographic to like him. 2. I was... CONSTANTLY compared to him. I, at the time, was one year younger than him, had a bowl cut with longer hair and apparently a nice face. And I played guitar. Naturally with me being a teenager myself, I was constantly compared to him even though I was twice his size and could fold him like a chair. I don't consider the period weird in retrospect. People get flippantly aggressive literally anytime a single thing gets shoved in their face too much; Linkin Park, Undertale, Hearthstone, Rick and Morty, Fromsoft Games, you name it. Doesn't necessarily make something bad, but combine with the fact that most of us were literally going through adolescence at the time and every radio station, shop, and event was playing "Baby" and you have the recipe for a natural disaster.
@@Impalingthorn I mean, you could either buy into it and get the girls who were into Justin Bieber or get a haircut. Both seem like better options than being angry.
Rebecca Black probably had it just as bad if not worse than JB honestly. The internet was at her throat for months all because she wanted to make a music video
The worst part is that her manager deliberately made the song as annoying as possible to cash off the bad buzz, and it apparently wasn't his first time doing stuff like that.
In retrospect I feel a little bad for Justin. Stories came out this year about how he got inappropriately grabbed and touched as a teenager by I think 2 or 3 different celebrities. One of them even smelled him without his consent. That's messed up no matter how we feel about him, or the questionable actions Bieber has performed since.
At the music awards when he won, thr host started kissing all over him and hugged him close. After that the fucking crowd cheered after he said he felt violated
Another good comparison, also from Star Wars, was kid Anakins actor. He was so hated and ridiculed as a kid that it haunts him to this day because a bunch of obsessed fans and snotty kids relentlessly bullied him just because they hated his part in that movie so much.
Pretty nostalgic retrospective. Love it. The rosey-tinted days of the internet where the most hated person was just some Canadian celebrity and it was only because he made an annoying song.
Looking back on the Justin Bieber hate, it felt more like at a certain point it was people mostly just hating him just because he was fun/popular to dunk on and you didn't really think about it that much... And right before you knew or noticed, it disappeared instantly without a trace
I remember that me and a bunch of other boys back in school used to talk shit about Justin Bieber all the time just to annoy the girls. We didn't even hate him at all we just enjoyed seeing the girls having meltdowns over their idol being made fun of lmao
The boys at my school did the same thing back in the day. I was part of that group. We just wanted to annoy the girls because they wouldn’t shut up about Justin Bieber. Their reactions were quite hilarious.
To be fair, all kinds of things got Flash games of them getting beaten up, killed or tortured. Pikachu, Bin Laden, any president, a lot of celebrities. It wasn't really exclusive to Justin Bieber. Sites like Newgrounds just had a lot of little freaks
God, what a throwback. I remember being like 6 or 7 and the only thing I knew about Bieber was that it was cool thing to hate him. I blame my incessant watching of Happy Wheels on that.
Your Jar Jar argument is superb, and it's frighteningly accurate. The bitter hatred for the two during their respective times was unbelievable, and it had a huge impact on internet culture and even just being a kid during that era. It seems like the hatred stems from being annoying to people outside of the target demographic. Jar Jar was for small children seeing Star Wars for the first time with the prequels, and Justin Bieber was for teenaged girls. Unfortunately, everyone outside of those demographics that were subjected to it just found it annoying. And that minor irritation grew, and festered, and boiled over online.
I think a better one would be the Jake Lloyd who played kid Anakin. He got bullied and developed mental issues from the harassment. Star Wars ruined his life. At least the residual checks pay for his legal troubles and MULTIPLE mental health hospital stays.
I'm still not buying it cause Jar Jar actor was covered by CGI and playing a character that has no real resemblance of a person, how that actor could relate to the insults? Did he got stalked by star wars weirdos or his career got stained by that role? Sad also to hear what happened to the actor of Kid Anakin
@zombiesalmon4997 As a brony myself, those were indeed simpler times. Especially when despite the new cartoons that were popular like Adventure Time, Regular Show, Gumball, and Star Vs. The Forces of Evil, three of the 80s biggest IPs made arguably one of the biggest comebacks. Those being Transformers, My Little Pony, and the Ninja Turtles. And because of the Transformers and TMNT ressurgance and MLP's rise in popular because of people like me and several other, it felt like nothing had changed since the 80s and early 90s. It'd be nice to go back to such simpler times.
Another fun fact of that age: in the Justin Bieber rant days, PETA was still see like a relevant, serious animal rights organization, and no the sick weirdos we all know now.
Here in Brazil everybody (mostly men) hated him too. Everybody thought he was too fruity. No joke, there is a slang/slur to refer to gay people here and it's called "biba" (similar to "bieber" lmao), and that word only started being used around early 2010's. So yeah this hate isn't just an American/Canadian thing only. 😂
I've pulled similar shit like that before, one time I was so pissed at one of i-win's fnf videos over taking a kirby video as the most viewed video thay I spammed comments for the algorithm and watched the video like 50 times a day. I ended up winning in the end but I doubt what I did actually contributed to that.
I remember people screaming for Beiber's head because he... egged a house. As if kids haven't been egging houses since the dawn of time. Compared to some of the heinous things other celebrities have done, Beiber seems downright angelic (so far).
As someone who is starting to learn more about singing and music in general, (including the celebrities behind it) all the shit Bieber had go through during his teens and early 20's is so unfortunate. Really I think his egoistical phase was a coping mechanism for all the attention he was getting, much of it being negative or creepy. 0:49 based music tastes.
As a dude who was an adult during Justin Bieber’s rise to fame, I always found the hate against Bieber to be messed up. And a lot of it was from adults. The dark side of kid celebrities was well known by that point and was a whole thing as far back as the 90s. I’m genuinely surprised that he didn’t throw himself out a window.
My favorite thing to come from the Justin hate era was the time 4chan rigged a “Where should Justin tour next?” Poll to have North Korea be the winner.
I actually do feel bad for him- he got an attitude because of all the women sexually harassing him during puberty and that crazy Yates woman who claimed she was his baby daddy.
I remember there was a British comedian who made a joke on national television about going back in time to give Justin Bieber’s parents a condom. Which is like, kind of funny for the time, but it’s also really funny that this grown man hates some 16 y/o kid so much he wants his existence eradicated.
"it’s also really funny that this grown man hates some 16 y/o kid so much he wants his existence eradicated" sounds so much more extreme than a one off joke about an annoying celebrity going away.
I can’t believe it’s long enough to where we look back on Justin Biebers rise to popularity and how everyone on the planet hated him. Both him and Rebecca Black, remember her? Bet you don’t (God, we’re getting old).
Rebecca Black's infamy was at its peak when I was in high school. I will never forget that song because every kid thought it was hilarious to play "Friday" anywhere they could on Friday. It was like the new Rick Roll for a time haha
And you know the worst part about Rebecca Black, she was the scapegoat for the Song, the real fault was Patrice Wilson, he is the man responsible for making 13 year old girls sing awful Lyrics he made and get hate goes towards the girls including Rebecca Black and Allison Gold instead of Patrice Himself.
@@VaStarPlus I remember hearing about that, it was genuinely awful especially since all they wanted was to get famous and got that instead (and scammed iirc). I'm glad that Rebecca is at least doing better for herself now and still makes music.
"Justin Beaver" is a few months younger than I am, and my entire high school when he debuted was like "why is a girl singing about liking a girl?" the early 2010s was another time.
Yea; didn't Britney Spears also had the same thing happen to her? I was too young to have experienced that, but I do know there were some "Kill Britney Spears" Flash games and enough hate for the one person to make the infamous "Leave Britney Alone" video.
I'll be honest. I never heard Justin Bieber's music outside of friends and stuff mentioning how much they hated it at the time. I joined in on the bandwagon too just because everyone else I knew was doing it. Looking back on it now, I kind of shouldn't have cared since I didn't suffer the fate of hearing Baby 24/7 and never escaping it but I'll admit bald4bieber was genuinely funny to see unfold.
@@danjoredd Well that's the ironic thing for me. The haters/my friends/etc. led me to hear Baby for the first time ever. Like I never heard it at all in the mainstream like the radio, store, etc.. His own haters are the reason I was exposed to hearing Baby and the irony is pretty hilarious to me looking back on it now.
Ah, does this bring me back to the early 2010s, back when people called Justin Bieber & anyone who dared to find any sort of enjoyment in his music videos "gay".
Can't believe how different things were 13 years ago, I mean it's a long time but at the same time it feels like it was yesterday. I suppose things were even more brutal in the 2000s
@@pablocasas5906yeah I find it so insane how in only 13 years we went from the internet being a joke where you could make fun of people for the smallest reason and everyone just collectively was okay with it, to where you get your private info leaked for saying something another person disagrees with. Social media likely played a role in that.
@@Meleedroitit was not easy being disabled and being on the internet, for example, back then. it's still not easy, but WAY better than before. saying that they "wish to go back" just shows a level of privilege i can only hope to have one day
I feel bad for the teenage girls in this era. Literally every thing they enjoyed on the internet was shat on by everyone else. Heck, you could even say that gay men were mocked during this time as well since people associated JB with femininity, so any boy that enjoyed his work MUST’VE been gay.
Tbf a lot of teenage girls participated in this sort of thing themselves. Those really mean spirited 2000s drama forums/blogs like Encyclopedia Dramatica come to mind.
I personally never had a problem with teen or preteen girls liking him that's their taste and music. It was only the girls that literally thought he was the second coming of Elvis and thought he was the best thing ever that p***** me off. It's like I don't care that you like Justin Bieber. And you happened to be a 13 year old girl crystal. Walk up to everybody else that doesn't like him and be mean.
Someone on a public Discord in the year 2022 posted that copypasta about telling Justin Bieber to do a backflip upon realising he would be jumping off a building, and my only thought was "is it still cool to hate this guy? It's been 10 years."
Yeah. Except Justin Bieber actually evolved and changed for the better, throughout the years, whereas Twilight only got more cringe-worthy as time went by.
One thing i find ironic is how in the early 2010s people mocked him to death for looking like a girl but now many corners of the internet have an unhealthy obsessiom with femboys and shit. I guess people had more testosterone in 2010?
Canada has three most hated things: Justin Bieber, Caillou, and Canada during the winter. But next to One Direction and Twilight either women gush over them, or anyone else despise that kind of media. What made the reputation of Justin Bieber worse were his fans the 'Beliebers'; like I mentioned earlier with Simon Cowell's pyramid scheme 1D, those kind of girls begged to marry them despite the major age gap. Unlike One Direction's fanbase, Beliebers were just as bad as Blood On The Dance Floor's fanbase(to an already terrible artist as Dahvie Vanity molested minors and bullied Jessie Slaughter), and K-Pop fans/Sasaengs(the fans have also stalked these bands and caused the Jackass crew to move sets from South Korea to Japan for their own safety against the K-Pop Stans during Jackass Forever's production). One time, a troll guised as a Justin Bieber fan said the artist had and was struggling from cancer, and everyone took it for real. Until the fan was revealed to be nonexistent and only there for clout. Second, a Belieber decided to have anyone boycott the show Supernatural in order to confess their love for Bieber, thus backfired. Lastly, there was an incident where Beliebers encouraged themselves to engage in self-harm when Bieber transitioned to substance use. Talk about fucked up beyond belief! Besides, slitting your wrists is never the answer to your favorite pretty boy artist deciding to smoke a bong. On the other hand, Canada had an actually good artist associated with the industrial subgenre of music like Skinny Puppy, which I'm a fan of. Talent through nightmare fuel is key to SP whereas cringe through generic pop music is key to Justin Bieber. That's all I could bring up when talking musicians from 'Leafland', but I shit you not, Baby was so bad it scared off a bear before it could maul a hiker to death. His life was saved thanks to a godawful pop song from 2010! In addition, Rebecca Black was poked fun at by the entire internet back then, with her song Friday leading to constant ridicule from the masses. Hell, the music video to Friday was spoofed by the Annoying Orange with Fryday, and made into hilarious YTPs by Cartoonlover98 and Cs188! Just as hated as Bieber but reminder, it isn't Black's fault for why Friday turned out to be so shitty. She confirmed it, and her former career was handled by a douchebag producer(who's also a youtuber tbh). Btw those MGRR, Sonic Adventure 2, and MAD(CN) jokes in the beginning are just perfect!
The part on what you said about the Beliebers doing self-harm over Justin Bieber's rehab on drug abuse, let alone after recklessly driving his car, gives me a huge whiplash in the back of my brain. I vividly remember that graphic image that depicts the Belieber's arm formed a message, "JB I Love", with a lot of cuts. The "Cut4Bieber" trend is getting out of hand.
@@masterseal0418 That was from 2013 when I heard it from the news. I just found out today that the whole "Cut4Bieber" trend is nothing more than a hoax made by 4Chan to spread rumors about Beliebers cutting themselves as a response to stop Bieber from smoking weed. Considering that 4Chan is infamous for being held responsible for many controversies on the Internet over the years, I wouldn't be surprised that the hoax did succeeded, let alone news outlet caught their attention. The thing about Justin Bieber's car crash is a different story, but maybe because my memories are fuzzy to remember. Still, that "Cut4Bieber" part is disturbing and it's a reminder that obsession over someone else, especially if they are an idol, can be unhealthy.
It's just wild in general how normal it was back then for people to bully kids on the internet. Not even other kids making stupid jokes right. Like fully grown adults. This happened to Rebecca Black too. Shit was weird
Why does everyone forget that there are more reasons to hate Justin Beiber apart from the song baby, there is the fact that he touched his fans' chests, that he recorded himself while pissing, that he spit on his fans and that on one occasion he clean the floor with the flag of Argentina
The last one is obviously Photoshopped by TMZ and used the image out of spite to make the Bieber hate even worse. This goes to show how people just fell for that misinformation. And about whizzing? That's embarrassing, but at least he ain't R. Kelly.
The first people to be upset by the idea of Justin being gay were the teenage fan girls themselves, because in their minds, it meant that they'd never had a chance with him.
I think the hate for Bieber stopped because he got older and more mature. His image changed from teenage girl simping target to hip hop artist you can sort of unironically listen to.
Did you see the compilation of all the times he would be on some talk show and the female hosts would always try to feel him up or grope him? Sick shit honestly. They'd make him genuinely uncomfortable and then just laugh it off.
Stuff like this is im glad to be an ugly bastard that scares women. The idea of someone harassing you beign Ok because its a waman makes my blood boil, if i was him i would just punch that person. Just think, if all those MeToo accussations towards the actors were women, most people would not care. If a woman is okay with acting inapropiate and creepy towards a guy (especially if its a young boy like Justin) i do not feel bad for her if she got Weinstein'd.
Ya that is the really weird opposite end of spectrum of a bunch of middle age women being/acting attractive to him despite being 16 like some sort of trashy shock manga
The teachers forced us to watch a documentary about him when I was in elementary school because a bunch of girls were obsessed with him and wanted the movie day to show his documentary
Although there was a bit of a ressurgeance in emo a couple of years later, and even "colorful emo" whatever that trend was; I find it fascinating that Bieber was pretty much the last famous person to get mocked in a certain way. He is more or less the definition of the end of an era. He was made fun of for looking like a girl though he was like 14, people made jokes about his sexuality. They made jokes about a bunch of things. Things that were like "yeah, that's playground talk" in the 90s. Ever since people stopped making fun of him, the world was never the same anymore. That was never accepted as playground our water cooler talk again. People started getting cancelled online for still talking like the way they talked about him. Trully wild stuff.
@@Nick-ue7iwEven the mighty gods hated bieber, the mayans knew that they would one day destroy the earth because of him. Luckily, they didn’t see psy coming. And he thankfully stopped the gods by hitting a million views before bieber did. And the gods withdrew their hatred and so the workd was safe.
@@Nick-ue7iw And Gangnam Style becomes the first ever music video to reach 1 billion views on TH-cam and the rest is history. Psy really stands out among other the modern K-Pop stars these days.
I admire your compassion what comes to covering the people you talk about. I was surprised you brought up the whole jar jar binks thing because whenever ive seen ppl bring up how much people hated jar jar, its very often just about, /why/ people hated him but then like, ignore how such a backlash affects real people. I've only really seen people bring up that the actor felt suicidal as like, just a minor ''haha jar jar was that bad'' trivia thing, rather than being alarmed that an actor almost got bullied to suicide bc ppl didnt like the character
@@______________url Because as we all know, death threats are the equivalent of actually killing a person and not just a way celebrities use to shut down all criticism.
This Bieber hate really reminds me of "Anti Barney Humor" where people outside of the 4 and under age range would mock, and hate on Barney for being all sunshine and butterflies and one-dimensional. and the flash games people make that center around killing Barney are very similar to the examples given in this video. so back in the early 2010's, "Anti Bieber Humor" was the new "Anti Barney Humor" but instead of a preschool show character, it's a 16 year old pop star.
This made me remember all of the anti-Barney parodies that my friends and I used to sing on the bus (which usually ended with him brutally dying). We thought that we were so cool back then lmao
Was there a (non-politician) internet collective hatred as big as Bieber's since then? I recall yanderedev and Logan Paul but I don't think it was that big. Also, a Prequel hate retrospective would be interesting.
I guess the really horrible people like EDP, but you’ve never really seen something like this happen again where it’s a guy who’s not done anything wrong get hated on immensely. The whole idea of hating people because they’re cringy reached its end after the toxic TH-cam era in 2016-2017, still happens but not as often.
@Ultrox007 I wouldn't say it was as big, but its honesty baffling how much hate she got. I used to genuinely hate her even though I never watched or listened to her opinions.
i remember being in 1st or 2nd grade when the bieber hate was at its peak. everyone in my class hated him me included. why did we hate him? good question
I had a fedex guy in his 30s at work that was making fun of justin bieber in 2019. He would call people with that name(justin) "hey you justin beiber" . Some people never grow up.
Fun fact: Scooter Braun clicked on Bieber's video by accident while trying to find a completely different child singer. Another fun fact: Braun's first signing was Asher Roth. Yes, the "I Love College" guy. There's an alternate timeline where he blew up and Bieber was a one-hit wonder. I have no idea if this will be better or worse
Still can't wrap my head around the fact that a kid got shat on so much because teenage girls like his music too much. People wishing death on a teenager like this man, people are crazy
I can’t wait for the hundred thousand subscriber special where Mush goes peak “autism covers autism” and creates a timeline of the rise and fall of the Homestuck fandom
Personally I'd be intrigued by a rise and fall of the brony fandom video. It's classic autism but also legitimately fascinating from how much of an impact it had on the wide scope of online culture
I am so glad you mentioned the kill Justin Bieber games honestly I remember playing the one where he was a beaver (get it, Justin Beaver!) and feeling relieved I killed him with progressively more illegal weapons: from water bottles to rocket launchers. Looking back... yikes, maybe we had our priorities in the wrong place
It wasn't just the USA that hated bieber, every country hated this human being British,spanish, Australian, Brazilian, Chinese and etc. Every continent. Here in Brazil there was a old meme called "justin biba" bina being a derogatory term for homosexual (it was the 2010's so this was considered funny and not slightly offensive) people were making montages of him in perfume and shampoo ads as a joke and a childish insult there was even a parody song about it. In conclusion one teenage boy was able to unite the world just to hate him. Humanity is a wonder
Brazilians making fun of someone's sexual ambiguity? Really? People from the home country of chicks with dicks, and men being obsessed with big oily muscles?
I remember this time on the internet. I was way younger at the time, but you couldn't go anywhere without hearing either Baby or Gangnam Style. I kinda wish it never ended. It was a fun time
Oh god this video takes me BACK, the Bieber hate truly is a time capsule from a simpler time when I wasn't an adult to actually suffer through a global recession
While I totally understand where the hate he got came from, it feels every other year there's an obnoxiously overplayed "meme song" like Gangnam Style - the sheer animosity towards him in the early 2010s looks silly nowadays because of it to be honest
Except, Justin Bieber actually had and still has the talent and charisma to back him up, whereas TikTokers are just cringe because of their lack of talent and charisma.
Reminiscing back on the hatred of Justin Bieber, One Direction, the Twilight books, etc, I kinda feel bad, and I would like to apologize to all the girls from my school I mistreated in the past just because they were into those things, particularly on social media. They were just excited about this fad they were into, and were no more annoying than me talking about the things I liked (I understand many fans of those things were super annoying, but not the people in my circle of acquaintances). It's been decades since I've met any of them (and many probably don't even remember how much of an *sshole I was, or even the fad they were a part of lmao), but it still feels sh*tty remembering the things I've said, posted, etc
this is why i mostly listen to eurodance and 90s deep house these days before justin bieber was popular, i remember when i was in grade 3-6 the girls would listen to eurodance and draw me artwork (including some that was a tribute to my dad who just passed away) but after justin bieber became popular the girls stopped listening to eurodance and drawing art trades for me and started getting into more generic stuff, and i eventually went from being the cool kid in school do being the weird kid, i even tried to make my own youtube videos on my old account but i was hated back then even online, also i was way to young and poor to commission someone for artwork so that was out of the question but yeah it seemed that over night after the 2008 recession eurodance went from being the type of music that all the cool older kids listened to, to just being kiddy crap like the gummy bear song and alvin and the chipmunks so that when kids "grow out" of eurodance they can get into crap like this i still pray for the day that REAL eurodance does make a comeback though now that i think about it, if eurodance does make a comeback, ill commission a bunch of famous artists to draw my fursonas
"Despacito" was the "Baby, baby" of the spanish-talking countries, and I can certainly relate to that feeling of hatred directed towards the "mediocre song that plays f*cking everywhere"…
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The haters decided to troll teenage girls by introducing the world to K Pop...congratulations you played yourself.
It's worse than anyone could have ever imagined. What hath ye fools wrought?
Like introducing Cane Toads to control pest populations.
Well, the haters pretty much brought it upon themselves for bringing teen girls to K-Pop. Now, they want to take that back.
Oh God the horror!
@@poweroffriendship2.0 the chubby korean man wast atleast funny lol
I sorta missed the times of the internet where the worst thing a famous celebrity could get hate for was "sounding too cringe."
Man, the internet really did change so much in only a few short years...
The internet sure has changed
Well I'm happy I got to experience the last period of the wild West internet.
And then everything became about politics and us vs them drama
@@tristysstuff6664 2010s had a good mix of both being a wild west and having good connection speed
We may not see another era like that in a long time unless all the big social medias die out
Btw, rant videos never went away, now we just call them "Video essays"
pretty much
Basically Sunnyv5 in a nutshell.
You'd have to be very lucky to see one that's 15 minutes long nowadays.
Isn’t this exact video a video essay? And would you put it in the same box as a rant? Sure, lots of video essays contain rants, but rants are not video essays.
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Bieber's appearance in CSI still has me baffled to this day, let alone the episode where gets fucking gunned down
Still not as weird as the furry episode
That and his opening scene in Zoolander 2.
You just know a producer's kid or w/e was a fan, plus they figured the viewership would probably be pretty good...
Come to think of it, the gun scene alone felt like Justin and the producers were giving a wink to the audience.
Justin played on the hate and I'm sure he had fun seeing everyone enjoying his death
It wasn't just America. Even us Canadians from.. "Canadia" hated on Bieber. I remember the big joke being: "Not even friendly Canada wanted Bieber, America can have him."
TIL: the term _Canadia_
...I kinda like it lol
@personaslates
As an American I'm surprised to learn this even though I shouldn't be.
As a Canadian can confirm. We all said the US could have him.
Lol i remember when there were jokes on passing Bieber like a volleyball across the US-Canadian border or other such ones.
@@teamgeist3328 certifies german moment right here sadly.
I think what's even more depressing about justin's situation is that while half the internet hated his guts and did not treat him like a person, the other half also did not treat him and were super obssesive and stalkerish.
Like it was extreme hate or extreme like and no in between. Justin had no refuge.
Exactly this^^ the reason why people even hated Justin was more specifically geared towards how overly famous he became and how some of his fans came off as overly protective (to outright stalkerish), so people "hated Bieber" to get a reaction out of them. Eventually, this trickled down to JB having minority groups of people that then didn't like him to fans that made modern BTS stans seem sane by comparison.
Not only that but also adults celebrities making sexual connotations to a teen
Dehumanization. Either it’s treat them as sub-human, or idolizing them as a god.
I agree. In retrospect, I feel awful for how I acted toward Justin Bieber as a kid now that I know what happened to him behind the scenes. If only I knew back then the kind of hell he was going through by not just the backlash, but the exploits of the industry as well.
@@MrTheili regret nothing. not my problem
Early 2010's internet was a wild time to be a little kid, let me tell you.
Unregulated internet access girlies stand up 😔
It was so ugly but so damn beautiful
@@gangstasonic97573The freedom of that time is what made it magical though
Bro fr as a 2010 kid I can confirm
Nothing will ever replicate it.
The saddest part it's that he's already getting bald.
Seriously, if this is even happening to HIM, just imagine US.
It's so over
He's almost 30 years old, so it's bound to happen when your that age.
Minoxidil and Finasteride exist, if he or anyone else wants treatment.
@@VenomSnakeMGS LOL. I was going to say I'm in my 30's and these grew my my hair back as if I'm still 18.
I appreciate the 6'4 height grandpa but I'm balding at 25
@@magicmush1998if you stand just right the ladies can’t see the top of your head
I remember being 9 to 12 when the Beiber hate was at it's height. Me and my older brother were part of the hate train due to our sister playing Baby constantly, also hating Twilight and One Direction. Guess the early 2010s were the era of hating pretty boys due to overexposure.
And then we realized pretty boys are inoffensive, especially compared to problematic people.
as the ancient texts state: "Boys rule girls drool"
@@SerpentHashiraObanaiIguroWe may not have games where you shoot BTS to death, but they’re still hated nonetheless.
@@SerpentHashiraObanaiIguroI still hate pretty boys, I am a problematic person
Yeah because I'm sure in the 90s nobody hated on any of the boy band's there huh
In Spain, there was a teenager who went by "4jonatica", that did a rant about metalheads and rock fans in general, telling them that their music was shit and Bieber rules basically. I've never seen such hate, death threats and more heinous stuff directed towards a 14-year old girl. And this was pre-Leafy days, mind you.
Oh god, I wasn't in that time present but I remember seeing archives about it, loquendos videos shitting on that girl, absolute wild times
We had a similar case in Italy, some girl made a long ass (ridiculous) rant defending Bieber and 1D and so many people replied back with more videos! Crazy times, really
Sorry but telling anyone the stuff they like is shit it's to be expected to get some hate. Still, people take shit way too far on the internet.
Yeah, that usually happens when you say that metal music and rock are bad. Those are really liked music types and saying that they suck will trigger a huge amount of people and some of them will become vocal about it.
@@Galburok just like animals
The Bieber hate train can be explained largely in one sentence: Teenage boys and young adult men fraternized by dunking on things teenage girls like. That's just how we made friends back then.
Teenage girls like Twilight? Dunk on Twilight and its gayass sparkling Mormon vampires.
Teenage girls like Justin Bieber? Dunk on the pre-pubescent lily-white twerp unironically saying "shawty".
Teenage girls like Katy Perry? Well, we can't even talk shit. Everybody either liked or tolerated Katy Perry back in 2008-2011, even the dudes.
I actually like Katy Perry's song back in the early 2010s, but I'm happy that California Girls becomes relevant again thanks to that Friday the 13th dancing meme. I still have it in my playlist.
yung lean sounded cool saying shawty ngl
I might not have seen it, but I think Supernatural is the one thing I can think of that escaped that fate. I've seen detractors for sure but nothing near the hate everything else gets.
They tolerated her because she was hot and her songs were catchy
My first time ever hearing about him was in 5th grade when some boys and girls were arguing. Boys hated him, girls were obsessed with him. They asked me what I thought, and all I could do was stare back confused about who this guy was.
For a school pep rally the teachers pranked everybody by pretending that the fundraisers we had been holding had been put towards getting The Biebs to show up. Turned out to just be one of the coaches dressed up in a white hoodie and hat. A good chunk of us believed (beilebed?) them too. Middle school was fun
that’s a hilarious prank from the school. absolutely epic
based coach
Something similar happened to me in elementary school. We were promised Hannah, Montana to come to our school and for a year we waited. And then one day the assistant principal came out in a wig, handing out bookmarks, saying he was Hannah Montana. He, in fact, was not Hannah Montana he was a child predator as they found cp on his work computer 2 years later.
@@zoinks8367Ew damn. And the man couldn't even use a personal, it had to be the work computer.
@@zoinks8367
What stupid idiot hides his cp on his work computer.
I think another reason for Bieber’s hatedom was that brief time when the media tried labeling him the “new king of pop”, which came off to many people as particularly insulting considering that Bieber IIRC became popular only a few years after MJ’s death.
It was the same year and he had the opening verse for We Are The World 25.
Yeah. As much as I am a bit of a fan of MJ's songs, the comparison with Justin Bieber is just dang harsh.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 Same.
Oh god. That era of the internet ABSOLUTELY hating him will never NOT be a weird time for me. I thought i was so cool in my elementary school for hating him back then. But it felt like the "switch" happened exactly when Justin released What Do You Mean. Just felt like after all that time that the Internet grew tired of hating his music due to him being so overexposed & popular. It especially was crazy since he was a KID! I wouldn't be allowed to be on the internet if i was in his shoes. Amazing for how he's grown up even after everything surrounding him. Even if the hate never "truly" died down with his music still getting critically bashed, at least it's not as bad as when he was first becoming popular.
I was the exact same, and so was everyone else. Was very strange, and I'm not exactly proud of it.
I don't feel shame for it.
Mind you I was not violent about it, but I hated him for two good reasons:
1. He was absolutely everywhere. There was no avoiding him. Part of the reason the hate died down was because the media stopped trying to force normal people not part of the tweenage girl demographic to like him.
2. I was... CONSTANTLY compared to him. I, at the time, was one year younger than him, had a bowl cut with longer hair and apparently a nice face. And I played guitar. Naturally with me being a teenager myself, I was constantly compared to him even though I was twice his size and could fold him like a chair.
I don't consider the period weird in retrospect. People get flippantly aggressive literally anytime a single thing gets shoved in their face too much; Linkin Park, Undertale, Hearthstone, Rick and Morty, Fromsoft Games, you name it. Doesn't necessarily make something bad, but combine with the fact that most of us were literally going through adolescence at the time and every radio station, shop, and event was playing "Baby" and you have the recipe for a natural disaster.
He probably didn't give a single fuck about it, he was at the top of the world and made and still makes absurd amounts of money.
That’s because what do you mean is a pop banger
@@Impalingthorn I mean, you could either buy into it and get the girls who were into Justin Bieber or get a haircut. Both seem like better options than being angry.
Rebecca Black probably had it just as bad if not worse than JB honestly. The internet was at her throat for months all because she wanted to make a music video
Bad Lip Reading did it better lol
So glad she’s thriving as a hyperpop queen these days
Lol I remember that
The worst part is that her manager deliberately made the song as annoying as possible to cash off the bad buzz, and it apparently wasn't his first time doing stuff like that.
In retrospect I feel a little bad for Justin. Stories came out this year about how he got inappropriately grabbed and touched as a teenager by I think 2 or 3 different celebrities. One of them even smelled him without his consent. That's messed up no matter how we feel about him, or the questionable actions Bieber has performed since.
Wtf that's so gross!
"Smelled him without his consent"
That's redundant, I don't think most people would give permission for that.
@@connorbeith3232 okay that wasn't worded too well on my part.
At the music awards when he won, thr host started kissing all over him and hugged him close. After that the fucking crowd cheered after he said he felt violated
One of which is almost certainly P-Diddy
The Internet circa 10-15 years ago feels like a fever dream
Another good comparison, also from Star Wars, was kid Anakins actor. He was so hated and ridiculed as a kid that it haunts him to this day because a bunch of obsessed fans and snotty kids relentlessly bullied him just because they hated his part in that movie so much.
Pretty nostalgic retrospective. Love it. The rosey-tinted days of the internet where the most hated person was just some Canadian celebrity and it was only because he made an annoying song.
Looking back on the Justin Bieber hate, it felt more like at a certain point it was people mostly just hating him just because he was fun/popular to dunk on and you didn't really think about it that much... And right before you knew or noticed, it disappeared instantly without a trace
The cycle of celebrity hatred.
Thinking back to it, the shit this guy endured is crazy, he was stuck between being idolized and sexualized from one side and hated from the other!
When I was like 14, the Nostalgia Critic's comically large Jager bottle was the funniest shit I had ever seen
Seeing the title of this video the first thing I thought of was happy wheels kill Justin Bieber
Bro that game despised his ass You couldn't go one level without someone dissing him
mine was Cthulhu killing him in south park
Me when I get “Justin Bieber” tier on the knife throw 😨
That straight up also reminds me of lbp levels too
So many levels of killing him in littlebigplanet
I remember that me and a bunch of other boys back in school used to talk shit about Justin Bieber all the time just to annoy the girls. We didn't even hate him at all we just enjoyed seeing the girls having meltdowns over their idol being made fun of lmao
The boys at my school did the same thing back in the day. I was part of that group. We just wanted to annoy the girls because they wouldn’t shut up about Justin Bieber. Their reactions were quite hilarious.
To be fair, all kinds of things got Flash games of them getting beaten up, killed or tortured. Pikachu, Bin Laden, any president, a lot of celebrities. It wasn't really exclusive to Justin Bieber. Sites like Newgrounds just had a lot of little freaks
God, what a throwback. I remember being like 6 or 7 and the only thing I knew about Bieber was that it was cool thing to hate him. I blame my incessant watching of Happy Wheels on that.
Your Jar Jar argument is superb, and it's frighteningly accurate. The bitter hatred for the two during their respective times was unbelievable, and it had a huge impact on internet culture and even just being a kid during that era. It seems like the hatred stems from being annoying to people outside of the target demographic. Jar Jar was for small children seeing Star Wars for the first time with the prequels, and Justin Bieber was for teenaged girls. Unfortunately, everyone outside of those demographics that were subjected to it just found it annoying. And that minor irritation grew, and festered, and boiled over online.
I think a better one would be the Jake Lloyd who played kid Anakin. He got bullied and developed mental issues from the harassment. Star Wars ruined his life. At least the residual checks pay for his legal troubles and MULTIPLE mental health hospital stays.
@@Chelaxim Justin Bieber got to enjoy fame, fortune, and success.
something i notice a lot is that as soon as young girls start liking something, it's suddenly "cringe"
i mean hmm
@@inrodu_1027 I don't think Jar Jar had legions of teenaged girls following him.
I'm still not buying it cause Jar Jar actor was covered by CGI and playing a character that has no real resemblance of a person, how that actor could relate to the insults? Did he got stalked by star wars weirdos or his career got stained by that role? Sad also to hear what happened to the actor of Kid Anakin
I miss this era. Bronies, weegie, rickrolls, justin beiber, newgrounds, smosh. I wanna go back to it, just for a day
Got a time machine?
@zombiesalmon4997
As a brony myself, those were indeed simpler times. Especially when despite the new cartoons that were popular like Adventure Time, Regular Show, Gumball, and Star Vs. The Forces of Evil, three of the 80s biggest IPs made arguably one of the biggest comebacks. Those being Transformers, My Little Pony, and the Ninja Turtles.
And because of the Transformers and TMNT ressurgance and MLP's rise in popular because of people like me and several other, it felt like nothing had changed since the 80s and early 90s. It'd be nice to go back to such simpler times.
Make a 24 hour playlist of '10s stuff, lock yourself in your room and delete any app on your phone made after 2013. Enjoy.
eeugh, not em tho... bronies made/make me cringe
@@DemonicRemptionStop fondling horses sicko
I remember the time I was at a dance and absolutely CRIED when "Baby" came on, dunno why I was that emotionally charged.
Tears of joy or tears of pain?
Is it because of Ludacris’ verse?
@@alfalldoot6715 Latter, also it wasn't because of Ludacris' verse, @liammcnicholas918
@@alfalldoot6715 Definitely tears of joy.
Another fun fact of that age: in the Justin Bieber rant days, PETA was still see like a relevant, serious animal rights organization, and no the sick weirdos we all know now.
Many things changed between now and then
The early 2010s was a wild time for the internet, especially for hating on dumb things.
Still happens to this very day like the Barbie movie
Here in Brazil everybody (mostly men) hated him too. Everybody thought he was too fruity. No joke, there is a slang/slur to refer to gay people here and it's called "biba" (similar to "bieber" lmao), and that word only started being used around early 2010's. So yeah this hate isn't just an American/Canadian thing only. 😂
I can only imagine the memes made during that time in Brazil lmao
Same in the US. Bieber was associated with gay
Not very tolerant from the official shemales country, but OK.
Don't forget that legendary video of the Brazilian guy screaming "Justin Bieber é gay!", and being (supposedly) persecuted by a mob of angry fans.
15:25 I swear to god these type of images REALLY show where the internet was back in this era. You can just feel the ANGER behind the text.
I've pulled similar shit like that before, one time I was so pissed at one of i-win's fnf videos over taking a kirby video as the most viewed video thay I spammed comments for the algorithm and watched the video like 50 times a day. I ended up winning in the end but I doubt what I did actually contributed to that.
@@TheRealSuperKirbyprobably very little
@@TheRealSuperKirbysanest kirby fan
I remember people screaming for Beiber's head because he... egged a house. As if kids haven't been egging houses since the dawn of time. Compared to some of the heinous things other celebrities have done, Beiber seems downright angelic (so far).
Grug take bird egg and throw at gungas hut
I Question do certain groups of kids still do this nowadays?
In order of severity: There was the abandonment of that monkey, the spitting on the fans, thinking he’s like Kurt Cobain, and shitting on The Beatles.
@@user-tw3rh9po4tSo Justin offended the Leadheads and also is a fan of Chococono, kewl.
As someone who is starting to learn more about singing and music in general, (including the celebrities behind it) all the shit Bieber had go through during his teens and early 20's is so unfortunate. Really I think his egoistical phase was a coping mechanism for all the attention he was getting, much of it being negative or creepy.
0:49 based music tastes.
sometimes I do forget that Justin Bieber is technically a TH-camr before he became the celebrity that young teenage girls don’t shut up about.🐱
No, he doesn't count since it was his mom that posted the videos.
@topcat59
How'd you forget tha--- Wait you probably have a life, nevermind...
GRRR GRRRR TEEN GIRL BAD GRRRRRRR 😡😡😡😡
@@Eddies_Bra-att-ha-grejer So, what? Technically speaking, he was The OG TH-camr turned global Popstar.
As a dude who was an adult during Justin Bieber’s rise to fame, I always found the hate against Bieber to be messed up. And a lot of it was from adults. The dark side of kid celebrities was well known by that point and was a whole thing as far back as the 90s. I’m genuinely surprised that he didn’t throw himself out a window.
My favorite thing to come from the Justin hate era was the time 4chan rigged a “Where should Justin tour next?” Poll to have North Korea be the winner.
I actually do feel bad for him- he got an attitude because of all the women sexually harassing him during puberty and that crazy Yates woman who
claimed she was his baby daddy.
@sugma148
"hat crazy Yates woman who
claimed she was his baby daddy."
I remember there was a British comedian who made a joke on national television about going back in time to give Justin Bieber’s parents a condom. Which is like, kind of funny for the time, but it’s also really funny that this grown man hates some 16 y/o kid so much he wants his existence eradicated.
It was a sketch on Russell Howard's Good News, wasn't it?
God, now there's a show I haven't thought about in a long time.
"it’s also really funny that this grown man hates some 16 y/o kid so much he wants his existence eradicated" sounds so much more extreme than a one off joke about an annoying celebrity going away.
@@ericchung3177 the joke itself was extreme
Worth noting Gangnam Style broke the 1 billion view record on December 21, 2012, the day the world ended
Also the length of this vid @21:12
Didn't know it broke 1bil on my birthday lol.
I just can't accept the idea that Baby has nostalgic comments on it.
I appreciate Mr. Mush for giving me another flashback to the early 2010s.
I can’t believe it’s long enough to where we look back on Justin Biebers rise to popularity and how everyone on the planet hated him. Both him and Rebecca Black, remember her? Bet you don’t (God, we’re getting old).
Honestly I feel like Friday was way worse than baby but that’s just my opinion.🐱
Rebecca Black's infamy was at its peak when I was in high school. I will never forget that song because every kid thought it was hilarious to play "Friday" anywhere they could on Friday. It was like the new Rick Roll for a time haha
Friday was hilarious tho and i loved it
And you know the worst part about Rebecca Black, she was the scapegoat for the Song, the real fault was Patrice Wilson, he is the man responsible for making 13 year old girls sing awful Lyrics he made and get hate goes towards the girls including Rebecca Black and Allison Gold instead of Patrice Himself.
@@VaStarPlus I remember hearing about that, it was genuinely awful especially since all they wanted was to get famous and got that instead (and scammed iirc). I'm glad that Rebecca is at least doing better for herself now and still makes music.
"Justin Beaver" is a few months younger than I am, and my entire high school when he debuted was like "why is a girl singing about liking a girl?" the early 2010s was another time.
Kind of surprised you didn't mention Rebecca Black considering she basically had the exact same thing happen to her that happened to Justin.
Yea; didn't Britney Spears also had the same thing happen to her? I was too young to have experienced that, but I do know there were some "Kill Britney Spears" Flash games and enough hate for the one person to make the infamous "Leave Britney Alone" video.
When I was a kid the girl I had a crush on Did an Presentation to the whole class about how much the internet was being too mean to him.
Oof. Red flag.
I'll be honest. I never heard Justin Bieber's music outside of friends and stuff mentioning how much they hated it at the time. I joined in on the bandwagon too just because everyone else I knew was doing it. Looking back on it now, I kind of shouldn't have cared since I didn't suffer the fate of hearing Baby 24/7 and never escaping it but I'll admit bald4bieber was genuinely funny to see unfold.
@@danjoredd Well that's the ironic thing for me. The haters/my friends/etc. led me to hear Baby for the first time ever. Like I never heard it at all in the mainstream like the radio, store, etc.. His own haters are the reason I was exposed to hearing Baby and the irony is pretty hilarious to me looking back on it now.
Ah, does this bring me back to the early 2010s, back when people called Justin Bieber & anyone who dared to find any sort of enjoyment in his music videos "gay".
Times really were different, weren’t they?
Can't believe how different things were 13 years ago, I mean it's a long time but at the same time it feels like it was yesterday.
I suppose things were even more brutal in the 2000s
Rightfully so.
They were right
@@pablocasas5906yeah I find it so insane how in only 13 years we went from the internet being a joke where you could make fun of people for the smallest reason and everyone just collectively was okay with it, to where you get your private info leaked for saying something another person disagrees with. Social media likely played a role in that.
Early 2010’s, where it was okay to call people dumb names and not get taken down for it. Sometimes I wish we could’ve stayed back.
People were convincing little kids to cut their wrists because of their idol supposedly doing it. I dont miss it
@@Meleedroit And *now* people aren't doing similar (if not worse) stuff like that? Lol
@@Neoniq41 you can be mad about more than one thing, hope this helps
@@Meleedroitit was not easy being disabled and being on the internet, for example, back then. it's still not easy, but WAY better than before. saying that they "wish to go back" just shows a level of privilege i can only hope to have one day
Me too.
You also forgot the relentless mocking of Jake Lloyd for his role as Young Anakin
Agreed. The cases for both actors makes me sad. Us humans should repent for our sins against them.
Anyone here remember when Death Battle made a Justin Beiber vs Rebecca Black episode?
Boy if you want a video that is of the times
That video is it
I feel bad for the teenage girls in this era. Literally every thing they enjoyed on the internet was shat on by everyone else. Heck, you could even say that gay men were mocked during this time as well since people associated JB with femininity, so any boy that enjoyed his work MUST’VE been gay.
Tbf a lot of teenage girls participated in this sort of thing themselves. Those really mean spirited 2000s drama forums/blogs like Encyclopedia Dramatica come to mind.
@@WarmToast707funny, I think the most famous…entity…on that site was being bullied by everyone but teenaged girls
I personally never had a problem with teen or preteen girls liking him that's their taste and music. It was only the girls that literally thought he was the second coming of Elvis and thought he was the best thing ever that p***** me off. It's like I don't care that you like Justin Bieber. And you happened to be a 13 year old girl crystal. Walk up to everybody else that doesn't like him and be mean.
Someone on a public Discord in the year 2022 posted that copypasta about telling Justin Bieber to do a backflip upon realising he would be jumping off a building, and my only thought was "is it still cool to hate this guy? It's been 10 years."
Justin Bieber and Twilight are probably omens of the apocalypse for all we know.
Yeah. Except Justin Bieber actually evolved and changed for the better, throughout the years, whereas Twilight only got more cringe-worthy as time went by.
My god I cringe every time I look at this subject. I’m so glad we turned our hate towards TH-cam Rewind and actual monsters.
Monsters?
@@noone12748 like pedos, abusers, people with hate, etc.
@@gbalph4 People with hate doesn't sound that bad tbh
@@noone12748 I mean like racists, homophobes, people calling to kill others based on ethnicity, stuff like that.
@@gbalph4 Ah, I see, you're a twitter user
One thing i find ironic is how in the early 2010s people mocked him to death for looking like a girl but now many corners of the internet have an unhealthy obsessiom with femboys and shit.
I guess people had more testosterone in 2010?
The best part was the Tobuscus Happy Wheels days where JBiebs was used either as a victim or as a noob ranking in a game of skill
Later did we know we should have been hating on Tobuscus the whole time
@@nikguimont8546why is that?
@@homelessend8557dude was outed as a sex assailant, If I remember correctly
@@Galburok you mean something that was debunked?
@@homelessend8557 oh, okay. Good to know, I have been out of the loop for a while
Canada has three most hated things: Justin Bieber, Caillou, and Canada during the winter. But next to One Direction and Twilight either women gush over them, or anyone else despise that kind of media. What made the reputation of Justin Bieber worse were his fans the 'Beliebers'; like I mentioned earlier with Simon Cowell's pyramid scheme 1D, those kind of girls begged to marry them despite the major age gap. Unlike One Direction's fanbase, Beliebers were just as bad as Blood On The Dance Floor's fanbase(to an already terrible artist as Dahvie Vanity molested minors and bullied Jessie Slaughter), and K-Pop fans/Sasaengs(the fans have also stalked these bands and caused the Jackass crew to move sets from South Korea to Japan for their own safety against the K-Pop Stans during Jackass Forever's production). One time, a troll guised as a Justin Bieber fan said the artist had and was struggling from cancer, and everyone took it for real. Until the fan was revealed to be nonexistent and only there for clout. Second, a Belieber decided to have anyone boycott the show Supernatural in order to confess their love for Bieber, thus backfired. Lastly, there was an incident where Beliebers encouraged themselves to engage in self-harm when Bieber transitioned to substance use. Talk about fucked up beyond belief! Besides, slitting your wrists is never the answer to your favorite pretty boy artist deciding to smoke a bong. On the other hand, Canada had an actually good artist associated with the industrial subgenre of music like Skinny Puppy, which I'm a fan of. Talent through nightmare fuel is key to SP whereas cringe through generic pop music is key to Justin Bieber. That's all I could bring up when talking musicians from 'Leafland', but I shit you not, Baby was so bad it scared off a bear before it could maul a hiker to death. His life was saved thanks to a godawful pop song from 2010!
In addition, Rebecca Black was poked fun at by the entire internet back then, with her song Friday leading to constant ridicule from the masses. Hell, the music video to Friday was spoofed by the Annoying Orange with Fryday, and made into hilarious YTPs by Cartoonlover98 and Cs188! Just as hated as Bieber but reminder, it isn't Black's fault for why Friday turned out to be so shitty. She confirmed it, and her former career was handled by a douchebag producer(who's also a youtuber tbh).
Btw those MGRR, Sonic Adventure 2, and MAD(CN) jokes in the beginning are just perfect!
is caillou REALLY hated? i have only seen the hate in those weird goanimate videos
The part on what you said about the Beliebers doing self-harm over Justin Bieber's rehab on drug abuse, let alone after recklessly driving his car, gives me a huge whiplash in the back of my brain. I vividly remember that graphic image that depicts the Belieber's arm formed a message, "JB I Love", with a lot of cuts. The "Cut4Bieber" trend is getting out of hand.
@@poweroffriendship2.0 I pity you. 🙏 Beliebers can be just the worse towards those minding their own business on Twitter.
@@masterseal0418 That was from 2013 when I heard it from the news. I just found out today that the whole "Cut4Bieber" trend is nothing more than a hoax made by 4Chan to spread rumors about Beliebers cutting themselves as a response to stop Bieber from smoking weed. Considering that 4Chan is infamous for being held responsible for many controversies on the Internet over the years, I wouldn't be surprised that the hoax did succeeded, let alone news outlet caught their attention.
The thing about Justin Bieber's car crash is a different story, but maybe because my memories are fuzzy to remember. Still, that "Cut4Bieber" part is disturbing and it's a reminder that obsession over someone else, especially if they are an idol, can be unhealthy.
Technically it was a clip from shadow the hedgehog, but yeah it's close to sonic adventure 2
God, seeing those old vids of The Amazing Atheist back when he was trying to be another Doug Walker. Feels like another universe.
It's just wild in general how normal it was back then for people to bully kids on the internet. Not even other kids making stupid jokes right. Like fully grown adults. This happened to Rebecca Black too. Shit was weird
I think it had to do with envy and jealousy. Like seeing someone so young getting more recognition than you probably leads to insecurities coming out.
I hate to break it to you but a lot of that still happens on places like twitter unfortunately.
@@SolidLoachobviously that wasn't the objective, but it was the result. People directed their hate towards the children being used to make the music
This is still happening child bullying is still popular!!!!
@@SolidLoachthat doesnt really make it right tho
Why does everyone forget that there are more reasons to hate Justin Beiber apart from the song baby, there is the fact that he touched his fans' chests, that he recorded himself while pissing, that he spit on his fans and that on one occasion he clean the floor with the flag of Argentina
The last one is obviously Photoshopped by TMZ and used the image out of spite to make the Bieber hate even worse. This goes to show how people just fell for that misinformation.
And about whizzing? That's embarrassing, but at least he ain't R. Kelly.
I remember that this was a lot about homophobia and sexism... saying justin was a girl and gay, as if it was insults
The first people to be upset by the idea of Justin being gay were the teenage fan girls themselves, because in their minds, it meant that they'd never had a chance with him.
Real OGs remember the original Justin Bieber, *Nickelback*
Nickelback was hated before Bieber, and both are from Canada.
On the contrary(regarding Canadian artists), Skinny Puppy my beloved...
I think the hate for Bieber stopped because he got older and more mature. His image changed from teenage girl simping target to hip hop artist you can sort of unironically listen to.
I like how MagicMush is talking about how popular Justin is in the US while showing back-to-back clips of Aussie news sources too. 10/10
10:35 This feels like those DeviantArt hate art/template images where "Insert Character here" kills other character but in video form
Did you see the compilation of all the times he would be on some talk show and the female hosts would always try to feel him up or grope him? Sick shit honestly. They'd make him genuinely uncomfortable and then just laugh it off.
Stuff like this is im glad to be an ugly bastard that scares women.
The idea of someone harassing you beign Ok because its a waman makes my blood boil, if i was him i would just punch that person.
Just think, if all those MeToo accussations towards the actors were women, most people would not care. If a woman is okay with acting inapropiate and creepy towards a guy (especially if its a young boy like Justin) i do not feel bad for her if she got Weinstein'd.
Ya that is the really weird opposite end of spectrum of a bunch of middle age women being/acting attractive to him despite being 16 like some sort of trashy shock manga
They still do this shit, unfortunately. Look at Shawn Mendes. :[
@@DDRWakaLaka who
@@cumbrap Just another young popstar, he's gotten the same weird groping shit done to him.
My sister was super obsessed with him
and being a teenager at the time me and my brother gave her a hard time for it
The teachers forced us to watch a documentary about him when I was in elementary school because a bunch of girls were obsessed with him and wanted the movie day to show his documentary
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Let me guess, “Never Say Never”?
@@liquidbismuth1044 yep
Although there was a bit of a ressurgeance in emo a couple of years later, and even "colorful emo" whatever that trend was; I find it fascinating that Bieber was pretty much the last famous person to get mocked in a certain way. He is more or less the definition of the end of an era. He was made fun of for looking like a girl though he was like 14, people made jokes about his sexuality. They made jokes about a bunch of things. Things that were like "yeah, that's playground talk" in the 90s. Ever since people stopped making fun of him, the world was never the same anymore. That was never accepted as playground our water cooler talk again. People started getting cancelled online for still talking like the way they talked about him.
Trully wild stuff.
emo as an insult (and as a scene) p much died when justin bieber hate went away, all the edgy rock bands turned into serious bald dudes afterwards
And gangem defeated baby on Dec 21 2012, the day the world ended. It's all coming together.
@@Nick-ue7iwEven the mighty gods hated bieber, the mayans knew that they would one day destroy the earth because of him.
Luckily, they didn’t see psy coming.
And he thankfully stopped the gods by hitting a million views before bieber did.
And the gods withdrew their hatred and so the workd was safe.
The end of times, the end of edgy jokes, the end of fun, the rise of the extremist political internet.
@@Nick-ue7iw And Gangnam Style becomes the first ever music video to reach 1 billion views on TH-cam and the rest is history. Psy really stands out among other the modern K-Pop stars these days.
I admire your compassion what comes to covering the people you talk about. I was surprised you brought up the whole jar jar binks thing because whenever ive seen ppl bring up how much people hated jar jar, its very often just about, /why/ people hated him but then like, ignore how such a backlash affects real people. I've only really seen people bring up that the actor felt suicidal as like, just a minor ''haha jar jar was that bad'' trivia thing, rather than being alarmed that an actor almost got bullied to suicide bc ppl didnt like the character
This guy could literally make a video analyzing a bar of soap and it would genuinely be the most entertaining thing ever
Ooof that Sly Cooper Dimitri nightclub tune in the background ❤
An innocent time where people made stupid flash games about someone they didn’t like instead of trying to cancel them on Twitter
Yeah it was so innocent when people were sending death threats to a teenager haha
@@______________url Not that much changed in that regard anyways.
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Because as we all know, death threats are the equivalent of actually killing a person and not just a way celebrities use to shut down all criticism.
This Bieber hate really reminds me of "Anti Barney Humor" where people outside of the 4 and under age range would mock, and hate on Barney for being all sunshine and butterflies and one-dimensional. and the flash games people make that center around killing Barney are very similar to the examples given in this video. so back in the early 2010's, "Anti Bieber Humor" was the new "Anti Barney Humor" but instead of a preschool show character, it's a 16 year old pop star.
This made me remember all of the anti-Barney parodies that my friends and I used to sing on the bus (which usually ended with him brutally dying). We thought that we were so cool back then lmao
Then it became anti-Paul brothers humor years later, now it’s anti-dream humor
I mostly just remember getting really frustrated that half the internet population was misspelling his name as "Beiber", shit drove me nuts
Was there a (non-politician) internet collective hatred as big as Bieber's since then? I recall yanderedev and Logan Paul but I don't think it was that big.
Also, a Prequel hate retrospective would be interesting.
I guess the really horrible people like EDP, but you’ve never really seen something like this happen again where it’s a guy who’s not done anything wrong get hated on immensely. The whole idea of hating people because they’re cringy reached its end after the toxic TH-cam era in 2016-2017, still happens but not as often.
Anita Sarkeesian comes to mind.
@Ultrox007 I wouldn't say it was as big, but its honesty baffling how much hate she got. I used to genuinely hate her even though I never watched or listened to her opinions.
@@Ultrox007 Anita's hate was still politically-charged tbh.
@@KKHell let's not forget, it wasn't even hate, it was people debunking her in essays
i remember being in 1st or 2nd grade when the bieber hate was at its peak. everyone in my class hated him me included. why did we hate him? good question
I had a fedex guy in his 30s at work that was making fun of justin bieber in 2019. He would call people with that name(justin) "hey you justin beiber" . Some people never grow up.
Yea ngl hating justin bieber after 2015 is just cringe lmao.
I remember helping my friends film "Bieber Wars" youtube videos back in elementary/middle school, we had so much fun.
Fun fact: Scooter Braun clicked on Bieber's video by accident while trying to find a completely different child singer.
Another fun fact: Braun's first signing was Asher Roth. Yes, the "I Love College" guy. There's an alternate timeline where he blew up and Bieber was a one-hit wonder. I have no idea if this will be better or worse
Still can't wrap my head around the fact that a kid got shat on so much because teenage girls like his music too much. People wishing death on a teenager like this man, people are crazy
I can’t wait for the hundred thousand subscriber special where Mush goes peak “autism covers autism” and creates a timeline of the rise and fall of the Homestuck fandom
I don't read tumblr trash sorry
@@magicmush1998You know what, I don’t blame you. Fair enough 👍🏻
@@magicmush1998 Cover Showderp :')
@@magicmush1998phew my autism ramblings are safe :P
Personally I'd be intrigued by a rise and fall of the brony fandom video. It's classic autism but also legitimately fascinating from how much of an impact it had on the wide scope of online culture
I always find it funny when people say there's so much hate on the internet now, when this is how it's always been.
In another 10 or so years, MagicMush will make a Kpop video and we're all gonna get nostalgic over it
“all my favorite artists are either dead or pushing 60”, then shows Chris Cornell, don’t think I’ve ever related to a statement more than that
I am so glad you mentioned the kill Justin Bieber games honestly
I remember playing the one where he was a beaver (get it, Justin Beaver!) and feeling relieved I killed him with progressively more illegal weapons: from water bottles to rocket launchers.
Looking back... yikes, maybe we had our priorities in the wrong place
Back in the early 21st century there were flash games where you kill osama or kim jong ill.
So i guess they were good priorities.
There were games like that since the early 2000s. Remember the torture game?
The more I browse the internet the more I'm convinced obsessive teenage girls ruin everything.
It's because they do
It wasn't just the USA that hated bieber, every country hated this human being British,spanish, Australian, Brazilian, Chinese and etc. Every continent. Here in Brazil there was a old meme called "justin biba" bina being a derogatory term for homosexual (it was the 2010's so this was considered funny and not slightly offensive) people were making montages of him in perfume and shampoo ads as a joke and a childish insult there was even a parody song about it. In conclusion one teenage boy was able to unite the world just to hate him. Humanity is a wonder
Brazilians making fun of someone's sexual ambiguity? Really? People from the home country of chicks with dicks, and men being obsessed with big oily muscles?
I remember this time on the internet. I was way younger at the time, but you couldn't go anywhere without hearing either Baby or Gangnam Style. I kinda wish it never ended. It was a fun time
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>"You turn on the radio."
>shows footage of some jabrony turning up the AC fan
Oh god this video takes me BACK, the Bieber hate truly is a time capsule from a simpler time when I wasn't an adult to actually suffer through a global recession
Do not quote the ancient texts at me
I was there when they were written 3000 years ago
While I totally understand where the hate he got came from, it feels every other year there's an obnoxiously overplayed "meme song" like Gangnam Style - the sheer animosity towards him in the early 2010s looks silly nowadays because of it to be honest
Funnily enough, Justin Beiber was about as half as cringey as todays tik tokers
Except, Justin Bieber actually had and still has the talent and charisma to back him up, whereas TikTokers are just cringe because of their lack of talent and charisma.
Man, this gives me the best kind of nostalgia.
Reminiscing back on the hatred of Justin Bieber, One Direction, the Twilight books, etc, I kinda feel bad, and I would like to apologize to all the girls from my school I mistreated in the past just because they were into those things, particularly on social media. They were just excited about this fad they were into, and were no more annoying than me talking about the things I liked (I understand many fans of those things were super annoying, but not the people in my circle of acquaintances). It's been decades since I've met any of them (and many probably don't even remember how much of an *sshole I was, or even the fad they were a part of lmao), but it still feels sh*tty remembering the things I've said, posted, etc
Twilight is still very weird. It's a literal pedo fantasy from both the vampire and the werewolf. And how women loved 50 Shades of Gray is beyond me.
@@zxylo786Issues and twisted outlook on romance /domaince in men.
@@zxylo786Thank for pointing it out.
You know what, I will never stop hating Justin Bieber just as a tribute to my younger self.
this is why i mostly listen to eurodance and 90s deep house these days
before justin bieber was popular, i remember when i was in grade 3-6 the girls would listen to eurodance and draw me artwork (including some that was a tribute to my dad who just passed away) but after justin bieber became popular the girls stopped listening to eurodance and drawing art trades for me and started getting into more generic stuff, and i eventually went from being the cool kid in school do being the weird kid, i even tried to make my own youtube videos on my old account but i was hated back then even online, also i was way to young and poor to commission someone for artwork so that was out of the question
but yeah it seemed that over night after the 2008 recession eurodance went from being the type of music that all the cool older kids listened to, to just being kiddy crap like the gummy bear song and alvin and the chipmunks so that when kids "grow out" of eurodance they can get into crap like this
i still pray for the day that REAL eurodance does make a comeback though
now that i think about it, if eurodance does make a comeback, ill commission a bunch of famous artists to draw my fursonas
"Despacito" was the "Baby, baby" of the spanish-talking countries, and I can certainly relate to that feeling of hatred directed towards the "mediocre song that plays f*cking everywhere"…
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