I still hold that the placement of "My father didn't leave me" is one of the best, well-thought-out decisions in the whole show. In one line, you realize that Rebecca making absolutely arbitrary assumptions about Valencia based on her perception of her goes much deeper than any sort of basic envy, and it opens up the character in a way that lets the audience realize she's dealing with much than she realizes. All this in the 2nd episode of the show- absolutely genius!
Correct. To Rebecca, Valencia is literally the definition of absolute perfection, so it is inconceivable that someone so perfect could ever have a dysfunctional family. When the reality is....literally everyone’s family is dysfunctional in some sense.
@@TequilaMockingBird91 and not just dysfunctional families, but trauma in general! Rebecca ultimately sees herself as a product of her trauma (which is both understandable yet doesn't wholly excuse the things she's done) and on a more superficial level, she's taken that identity and morphed it into, "If *my* father hadn't left me, I could've been a beautiful and successful yoga instructor like Valencia". It's illogical to the max and isn't a fair way to think about other people at all, but again, this is episode 2 Rebecca. She comes a long way!
it’s also the first time we ever hear about her father leaving her. sure we here about her parents divorce but not straight up abandonment. and it’s sort of out of nowhere and hits really hard. you’re so right
I love Rebecca wearing a Harvard shirt as she is mercilessly told how much Valencia is better than her in every way, holding on to her prestigious education as a last shred of pride that ultimately brought her nothing in the face of a woman who she perceives as happier and more accomplished.
alternatively it could be read as rebecca's blindness to both her own privlege and her worth. rebecca came from a white wealthy family and went to harvard law and walked away from an enourmous salary on a whim vs valencia who's a small town latina yoga teacher. but rebecca doesnt see any of that bc valencia has the one thing she really wants at this point: dating josh. she sees herself sweating on the ground while valencia mocks her for her percieved flaws while ignoring all the advantages she had in life over valencia. and it can be argued as unintentional foreshadowing to how later on valencia calls rebecca out on her privilege on actually wanting a prison sentence to atone for her behavior.
The thing is, that's just Rebecca talking to herself, about herself. She has profound self-loathing that permeates everything, despite all of her concrete accomplishments.
James Owens actually, the Harvard shirt is just to set her up for a joke that she makes immediately after this musical performance. Valencia casually asks if she went to Harvard and Rebecca says that she doesn’t like to talk about Harvard and Valencia’s like “oh....your shirt literally says Harvard on it”
what's interesting is that Rebecca wearing the Harvard shirt over a Yale one is another failure to her (bear with me). We see that she should have gone to Harvard if it weren't for the Patrick thing. Yes Yale is an amazing school but its pretty obvious her mother wanted her to go to Harvard for her law degree. She clings onto the Harvard shirt but doesn't really acknowledge Yale that much because Yale to her was a consequence of her failure to be 'normal.'
Actually ahe isn't doing anything. This is going through Rebecca's head before she got to know Valencia. She is telling these to herself, she is fat-shaming herself, she is assuming she and everyone else in the room is better than her. People forget that the songs in this musical aren't real. Every song is Rebecca's impression of the world and when you listen to the songs with this perspective, you can see her borderline personality disorder.
I actually don't see this song as Valencia being an asshole. I see it as Rebecca having such crippling self-doubt and self-centeredness, that she literally thinks the whole yoga class is mocking her by doing a good job. Nobody is paying attention to you, Rebecca, they are all there to exercise, nobody cares about your weight or about how well you do a pose. Lol. (It's nice to see how much she grows during the series. Some of her self-absorved habits remain, but she comes out much healthier at the end of the show) Edit: typos
You’re more or less right. Some people are self conscious about their bodies at the gym when the reality is that people are there to train their own bodies and they have little interest in mocking new comers.
The irony is that Rebecca is actually right - Valencia does initially turn out to be as bad as this song makes her out to be (Women Gotta Stick Together is harsh) But she doesn't stay that way, which is so refreshing
Laura Bruce that song wasn’t necessarily a song about Valencia so much as it is a comment on how women in particular tend to be more judgmental of other women for the most shallowest of reasons when they have reasons to feel threatened by said women. Valencia’s theme is “This Is My Movement”, not “Women Gotta Stick Together”. The former explains how Valencia is determined to be heard for her ideals and her beliefs which are noble in nature but are subdued by the fact that Valencia is....well, Valencia. Yes, Valencia is right and she’s right for all the right reasons, but she’s still inevitably “wrong” because she’s a shitty person and thus she’s a complete hypocrite.
Mental illness is weird. It's like a negative ego trip, except instead of being positive all of it is about how you are terrible, everyone hates you, everyone is out to get you. It's like being stuck in a nightmare of your own making. It's tough because it's not positive ego, but it's still ego. And the people who have this type usually have so much self-doubt and very low sense of self. But sometimes people only see the ego portions, the world revolving around them, albeit in depressing and scary ways. A depressed mind is wrapped up in itself, usually from rumination. It also contributes to why depressed people have trouble keeping friendships and contact. They are too busy tearing themselves down to notice others or they are mentally drained from the ritualistic self-loathing and punishment. I wish people were taught more about how things like this work, especially depression since it's so often comorbid to other mental health struggles and illnesses.
What I like about this show is how realistic everyone's bodies are. There are some conventionally attractive people, some fat people, some nerdy-looking people...like in reality. There's no population of unrealistically ripped guys and unrealistically thin yet somehow big-boobed women at the same time. The cast just looks like a group of people you'd see in real life. If only we could have more of that.
Look at me, look at me - I just bench pressed the bench press. Look at him, look at him - All my veins are outside of my body 'Hey, dude, if you just want to lift only the bar, it's okay." "No, I'm a man - throw some more weight on there..."
It’s a reference to one of the Hindu Goddesses, which has several limbs, and which is what yoga is generally based off of. In other words, it’s protraying Valencia as a Goddess.
"My father didn't leave me" Jesus this show is just absolutely genius! Each song is a short description of my inner life and I find it super disturbing but also super relieving at the same time.
The whole point is that this is from the viewpoint of Rebecca who has Borderline personality disorder! She’s extremely insecure. The songs are little peeps into her thinking & show why she acts so toxic.
I feel the censored version is superior. The words “hoo-ha!” And “butt stuff” are better because it sounds as if Valencia is condescending to Rebecca by specifically talking down to her like a child. This ties in perfectly to how Valencia (unintentionally) embarrasses Rebecca by suggesting that she should consider doing child’s poses.
The original version is superior because it’s happening inside Rebecca’s head and we don’t say “hoo-ha” and “butt stuff” in our heads we say the actual words, so the explicitness of it is more relatable and funny
@@TequilaMockingBird91 if you’re that innocent then you wouldn’t be thinking about womens’ genitals and anal intercourse in the first place so that makes no sense
somehow the censored version of this is so much better. maybe it's the comedic value of 'hooha', or maybe it just goes better with the boxed water vibe of Valencia. but this is the only crazy ex girlfriend song i like better censored
Leona DuLac Ackermann someone who is vain and superficial. “Your Harvard t-shirt is okay, I guess but personally, I only wear clothes in all brand names!”
Alan Maslowski I think they were referencing her father leaving her as a child, which they actually show in the very next episode when Rebecca says that all her party fears, nay all her fears, stem from her father walking out while she was having a party.
rewatching this years later I was a bit shocked to hear so many explicit words in a short time lol but the "My father didn't leave me!" was what actually hit hardest in the song
I think one of the clear signs that this isn’t actually happening is the fact that valencia is making fun of Rebecca with stuff she doesn’t even know about her
i really like this episode. watching this while knowing how Valencia evolves in Rebecca's eyes is interesting. the rest of season one, Rebecca perceives Valencia as the bitch who's out to get her, but this episode establishes Valencia as a human Rebecca actually betrays many times, all because she doesn't really think she's hurting her, since, to Rebecca, Valencia is superior an untouchable, until the realisation comes with the villain song. brilliant stuff
Valencia was the best character. She just wanted to keep her boyfriend, and really was willing to be friends with Rebecca before she realized what was going on.
She really sings beautifully out of the show. I don't understand why they never give Gabrielle the opportunity to really sing. She deserves it. Looking forward to it in season 3! Get here October!
This became even funnier to me because I've been taking yoga classes again and my new instructor looks so much like Gabrielle Ruiz, sometimes I catch myself thinking about this song during the classes 😂
I have a strong love-hate relationship with this song now. I couldn't stop laughing, but I exercised yesterday for the first time ever, and my non-existent abs could hardly stand the pain of hysterical laughter.
+Big Fat Man I think it was WOW and NewNowNext that are actually promoting this show on their websites, so maybe it'll get the gay demographic on board. I'm f'ing obsessed, and I'm praying that it doesn't get canceled. I keep telling everyone to watch it. So good.
lmaoo, i feel that way when my online yoga instructor smiles through all of the hard moves, and I'm in so much pain and have so much sweat, it stings my eyes
turns out that's the twist. in season 3 she gets diagnosed as having BPD, and the rest of the show is about her coming to grips about its impact on her life. it's incredibly compassionate towards her despite her issues.
She does have it, afaik. Just to note, despite the stereotypes, BPD isn't about violence, cray-crayness or obsession necessarily; it's about the pathological fears of abandonment and loneliness that cause abnormal behaviours to happen in a mistaken attempt to maintain social relationships that often actually do more harm than good. It's the person literally trying to reach out and try to keep the connection alive in a disturbed way. I'm not saying you said that at all, but it's important to note this when BPD is mentioned due to the stigma.
I tried out one of the yoga videos in my fitness app today and it had the "nope, I'm an adult" pose! I thought of this video every time I had to do that move.
![⭐️( ลอยกระทง 2024 ) Ver. แดนซ์ Remix BY [ ดีเจกิต รีมิกซ์ ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rMWOLhgXUHc/mqdefault.jpg)
I still hold that the placement of "My father didn't leave me" is one of the best, well-thought-out decisions in the whole show. In one line, you realize that Rebecca making absolutely arbitrary assumptions about Valencia based on her perception of her goes much deeper than any sort of basic envy, and it opens up the character in a way that lets the audience realize she's dealing with much than she realizes. All this in the 2nd episode of the show- absolutely genius!
Correct. To Rebecca, Valencia is literally the definition of absolute perfection, so it is inconceivable that someone so perfect could ever have a dysfunctional family. When the reality is....literally everyone’s family is dysfunctional in some sense.
@@TequilaMockingBird91 and not just dysfunctional families, but trauma in general! Rebecca ultimately sees herself as a product of her trauma (which is both understandable yet doesn't wholly excuse the things she's done) and on a more superficial level, she's taken that identity and morphed it into, "If *my* father hadn't left me, I could've been a beautiful and successful yoga instructor like Valencia". It's illogical to the max and isn't a fair way to think about other people at all, but again, this is episode 2 Rebecca. She comes a long way!
it’s also the first time we ever hear about her father leaving her. sure we here about her parents divorce but not straight up abandonment. and it’s sort of out of nowhere and hits really hard. you’re so right
“NO! I’M AN ADULT!”
My dad partially left and this song hit home
I love Rebecca wearing a Harvard shirt as she is mercilessly told how much Valencia is better than her in every way, holding on to her prestigious education as a last shred of pride that ultimately brought her nothing in the face of a woman who she perceives as happier and more accomplished.
Wow I never picked up on that lol
alternatively it could be read as rebecca's blindness to both her own privlege and her worth. rebecca came from a white wealthy family and went to harvard law and walked away from an enourmous salary on a whim vs valencia who's a small town latina yoga teacher. but rebecca doesnt see any of that bc valencia has the one thing she really wants at this point: dating josh. she sees herself sweating on the ground while valencia mocks her for her percieved flaws while ignoring all the advantages she had in life over valencia. and it can be argued as unintentional foreshadowing to how later on valencia calls rebecca out on her privilege on actually wanting a prison sentence to atone for her behavior.
The thing is, that's just Rebecca talking to herself, about herself. She has profound self-loathing that permeates everything, despite all of her concrete accomplishments.
James Owens actually, the Harvard shirt is just to set her up for a joke that she makes immediately after this musical performance.
Valencia casually asks if she went to Harvard and Rebecca says that she doesn’t like to talk about Harvard and Valencia’s like “oh....your shirt literally says Harvard on it”
what's interesting is that Rebecca wearing the Harvard shirt over a Yale one is another failure to her (bear with me). We see that she should have gone to Harvard if it weren't for the Patrick thing. Yes Yale is an amazing school but its pretty obvious her mother wanted her to go to Harvard for her law degree. She clings onto the Harvard shirt but doesn't really acknowledge Yale that much because Yale to her was a consequence of her failure to be 'normal.'
"im not afriad of clowns and trains, my father didnt leave me" damn she was really hitting below the belt
The scene where Trent pops up from under her bed makes sense! He says, "You know how I feel about clowns are trains. Ironic that I got hit by a bus"
That exact lyric was what made me turn off the videogame I was playing and decide I needed to fully watch all of this show
@Anna Lavrentieva bruh stfu that doesn’t have anything to do with anything 🙄
Amazing
Actually ahe isn't doing anything. This is going through Rebecca's head before she got to know Valencia. She is telling these to herself, she is fat-shaming herself, she is assuming she and everyone else in the room is better than her. People forget that the songs in this musical aren't real. Every song is Rebecca's impression of the world and when you listen to the songs with this perspective, you can see her borderline personality disorder.
"My father didn't leave me!" That was the best line in the song, according to me.
I felt this line was so subtle and so dark. Like one of the first indications of how dark the show would go.
It's a fun song. Then it's... damn.
What about NYAH NYAH NYAH NYAH NYAH NYAH? :D
This show did dark comedy so well I thought.
“I’m not afraid of clowns and trains” is pretty damn good too lol
"You can just stay in child's pose"
"No, I'm an adult"
I fucking love this show so hard.
I actually don't see this song as Valencia being an asshole. I see it as Rebecca having such crippling self-doubt and self-centeredness, that she literally thinks the whole yoga class is mocking her by doing a good job. Nobody is paying attention to you, Rebecca, they are all there to exercise, nobody cares about your weight or about how well you do a pose. Lol.
(It's nice to see how much she grows during the series. Some of her self-absorved habits remain, but she comes out much healthier at the end of the show)
Edit: typos
You’re more or less right. Some people are self conscious about their bodies at the gym when the reality is that people are there to train their own bodies and they have little interest in mocking new comers.
The irony is that Rebecca is actually right - Valencia does initially turn out to be as bad as this song makes her out to be (Women Gotta Stick Together is harsh) But she doesn't stay that way, which is so refreshing
Laura Bruce that song wasn’t necessarily a song about Valencia so much as it is a comment on how women in particular tend to be more judgmental of other women for the most shallowest of reasons when they have reasons to feel threatened by said women.
Valencia’s theme is “This Is My Movement”, not “Women Gotta Stick Together”. The former explains how Valencia is determined to be heard for her ideals and her beliefs which are noble in nature but are subdued by the fact that Valencia is....well, Valencia.
Yes, Valencia is right and she’s right for all the right reasons, but she’s still inevitably “wrong” because she’s a shitty person and thus she’s a complete hypocrite.
Mental illness is weird. It's like a negative ego trip, except instead of being positive all of it is about how you are terrible, everyone hates you, everyone is out to get you. It's like being stuck in a nightmare of your own making.
It's tough because it's not positive ego, but it's still ego. And the people who have this type usually have so much self-doubt and very low sense of self. But sometimes people only see the ego portions, the world revolving around them, albeit in depressing and scary ways.
A depressed mind is wrapped up in itself, usually from rumination. It also contributes to why depressed people have trouble keeping friendships and contact. They are too busy tearing themselves down to notice others or they are mentally drained from the ritualistic self-loathing and punishment.
I wish people were taught more about how things like this work, especially depression since it's so often comorbid to other mental health struggles and illnesses.
fuck u she isent self centered it’s called social anxity and she has bpd she can’t control it go fuck urself
"If you wanna just stay on child's pose it's totally fine."
"No. I'm an adult!"
ROFLMAO!!!
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@@gali13896 you would think after 6 years there would be at least a couple 😂
What I like about this show is how realistic everyone's bodies are. There are some conventionally attractive people, some fat people, some nerdy-looking people...like in reality. There's no population of unrealistically ripped guys and unrealistically thin yet somehow big-boobed women at the same time. The cast just looks like a group of people you'd see in real life. If only we could have more of that.
They even had a pregnant lady!
@@jessicawashington3987 Actually you shouldn't do normal yoga when pregnant I believe.
@@Petaurista13 you actually can and it can be benifical as long as you take the proper precautions
Kieran Mahon exactly
Yes this show does great work for body image and body normalization
That pregnant woman is tearin it up!
Like a real pregnant women could do the
It's a costume...
I feel sorry for the fetus
@@one-eyedowl6730 It's a costume.
@@jazzylilley-cox5078 It's Rebecca thinking she's so fat and out of shape, a 9 months pregnant woman would be better at yoga than her.
"Kiss my own hoo-haa!" has a better ring to it. But the rest of these explicit songs are the great!
I also think "I orgasm instantly" is way funnier!
Kebz Newton yup. The "I cuuuuuuuumm vaginally" part sounds a bit forced.
Scheneca Crane It's also bs that people only believe because Freud said it's a thing.
I'm so glad I'm not the only one who thinks this stuff.
Agreed. Plus the ‘orgasm instantly’ line works way better than the ‘cuuuuuum vaginally’ line. Weird.
So this is the feminine version of when I go to the gym and see a guy bench press twice my weight then?
+Rowan Atkinson From the women I've talked to, literally exactly that.
MISTER BEAN!
"Look at me! Look at me! Do you even lift bro?"
Look at me, look at me - I just bench pressed the bench press.
Look at him, look at him - All my veins are outside of my body
'Hey, dude, if you just want to lift only the bar, it's okay."
"No, I'm a man - throw some more weight on there..."
YES.
I’m so
*G*-ood
*A*-t
*Y*-oga
wow
HAGAHAHAHHAAHHA 😂😂
OH MY GOD THE FORESHADOWING
Iana Araújo right?!
Gays watched one tantric video on pornhub can relate
nyeh nyeh nyeh nyeh nyeh nyeh
Papyrus? Is that you?
An Undertale reference in a CEG comment section, perfect
Allison Lee that was my favorite part too!
OH
👏👏😂😂😂👏👏
Best part, by farrrrr, and the whole thing was Hillllllllarious!!!!👏👏👏
When she said “my father didnt leave me” and all the hands came out from behind her that was like her final form or finishing blow or something
It’s a reference to one of the Hindu Goddesses, which has several limbs, and which is what yoga is generally based off of.
In other words, it’s protraying Valencia as a Goddess.
"My father didn't leave me" Jesus this show is just absolutely genius! Each song is a short description of my inner life and I find it super disturbing but also super relieving at the same time.
"if you wanna just stay in child's pose, it's totally fine"
"nope, i'm an adult!"
😂
Guy version:
“If you wanna just lift the bar by itself, it’s totally cool.”
“Nope! I’m a man!”
the "nyeh" part was the best! xD
NYEHNYEHNYEHNYEHNYEHNYEH
I mean Rebecca literally chose to wear her Harvard shirt and she's imagining Valencia singing "look at me, look at me"? The irony 😂
The whole point is that this is from the viewpoint of Rebecca who has Borderline personality disorder! She’s extremely insecure. The songs are little peeps into her thinking & show why she acts so toxic.
I attended my first ever yoga class and this song was stuck on my head the whole time
Did the yoga teacher mock you and the whole class laugh?
@@TequilaMockingBird91 In my mind yes, she did
most underrated comment
I feel the censored version is superior. The words “hoo-ha!” And “butt stuff” are better because it sounds as if Valencia is condescending to Rebecca by specifically talking down to her like a child. This ties in perfectly to how Valencia (unintentionally) embarrasses Rebecca by suggesting that she should consider doing child’s poses.
The original version is superior because it’s happening inside Rebecca’s head and we don’t say “hoo-ha” and “butt stuff” in our heads we say the actual words, so the explicitness of it is more relatable and funny
@@sugardoe1065 idk. For me, my internal dialogue is still rather innocent and free from vulgarity 🤷
@@TequilaMockingBird91 if you’re that innocent then you wouldn’t be thinking about womens’ genitals and anal intercourse in the first place so that makes no sense
@@TequilaMockingBird91 But hoo-ha and butt stuff mean the same thing as pussy and anal
I think the line "I orgasm instantly" flows better than the explicit version.
“Now exhale on another sigh...
Rebecca SUCKS”
I can pinpoint that line as the exact moment I fell head over heels for this show 😂
SAMEEE 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love that it sounds like a sexual sigh as well 😂
somehow the censored version of this is so much better. maybe it's the comedic value of 'hooha', or maybe it just goes better with the boxed water vibe of Valencia. but this is the only crazy ex girlfriend song i like better censored
Philo It's more insulting imo that she uses hooha and buttstuff. Like she's treating Rebecca as a kid.
Granted it's in Rebecca's mind
Beckham Pang I could totally see Rebecca imagining that Valencia says hooha
Hooha and buttstuff are both much superior lines for this song.
What is a boxed water vibe? 🤔
Leona DuLac Ackermann someone who is vain and superficial.
“Your Harvard t-shirt is okay, I guess but personally, I only wear clothes in all brand names!”
As testament to Rachel's songwriting skills, THIS has been stuck in my head at work all day.
"My father didn't leave me." From the perspective of having finished season 2: Wow. Foreshadowing.
Alan Maslowski I think they were referencing her father leaving her as a child, which they actually show in the very next episode when Rebecca says that all her party fears, nay all her fears, stem from her father walking out while she was having a party.
I love that Valencia is still a major character with her own story. Any other show would got rid of her after this song.
I never say this ever, but I really prefer the non-explicit version.
rewatching this years later I was a bit shocked to hear so many explicit words in a short time lol
but the "My father didn't leave me!" was what actually hit hardest in the song
I think one of the clear signs that this isn’t actually happening is the fact that valencia is making fun of Rebecca with stuff she doesn’t even know about her
i really like this episode. watching this while knowing how Valencia evolves in Rebecca's eyes is interesting. the rest of season one, Rebecca perceives Valencia as the bitch who's out to get her, but this episode establishes Valencia as a human Rebecca actually betrays many times, all because she doesn't really think she's hurting her, since, to Rebecca, Valencia is superior an untouchable, until the realisation comes with the villain song. brilliant stuff
Valencia doesn't so much have a character arc as Rebecca does, and its genius how her perception of Valencia evolves as Rebecca grows as a person
Valencia was the best character. She just wanted to keep her boyfriend, and really was willing to be friends with Rebecca before she realized what was going on.
She really sings beautifully out of the show. I don't understand why they never give Gabrielle the opportunity to really sing. She deserves it. Looking forward to it in season 3! Get here October!
This show was pure genius.
this is literally how I always feel. Rebecca is beyond relatable
This dirty version is so funny. Great show.
Holy crap!! This is amazing! I love Gabi! I used to do shows with her. She's an amazing actress and one of the best dancers I've ever met
Cool!
Aweee yesss!!!!💖💖💖💖
This became even funnier to me because I've been taking yoga classes again and my new instructor looks so much like Gabrielle Ruiz, sometimes I catch myself thinking about this song during the classes 😂
Never noticed the pregnant lady in the background doing everything valencia does as well. That’s sick, I’m impressed.
God how I love this show. This song is such an accurate representation of my brain when I go to the Gym (I'm Rebecca). And I LOVE Valencia
This was one of the earliest songs that convinced me the show was brilliance!
I have a strong love-hate relationship with this song now. I couldn't stop laughing, but I exercised yesterday for the first time ever, and my non-existent abs could hardly stand the pain of hysterical laughter.
Should have stayed in child's pose
That "nyanyanyanyanyanya" part killed me
love the foreshadowing. the colors in the background are the colors of the bi flag. purple blue and pink
I often feel like this when I do yoga. I am so inflexible.
The dancing in this number is unreal.
1:36 Apparently the Sanskrit reads सर्वेषां रहस्यानि संति, or _saverṣāṁ rahasyāni santi_ ‘everyone has secrets’.
Credit to u/Awaaz from r/translator
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What does the one at 1:30 say?
@@Reticence9zen924 No clue! You can ask
0:37 Nobody going to talk about the prego woman just slaying out there???
The fact that this is all in Rebecca’s head just emphasizes her insecurities and jealousy towards Valencia .
This was a great show-awesome cast; creative writing, pushing the envelope, and managing to address depression. Thank you, Rachel, et al 💕
I really really hope that this doesn't become one of those "awesome but cancelled" shows.
+Big Fat Man I think it was WOW and NewNowNext that are actually promoting this show on their websites, so maybe it'll get the gay demographic on board. I'm f'ing obsessed, and I'm praying that it doesn't get canceled. I keep telling everyone to watch it. So good.
Big Fat Man just got renewed for season 3!
Judging from how good season 1 was and how so-so season 2 is, it just might be.
wait, take it back lol
season 2 is better than season 1
The first time I saw this I laughed so hard I cried and I knew then and there that I had to devote my life to this show
“My father didn’t leave me!” Oof why you gotta call me out like that 🤣
"It's so hard to break a sweat doing BEGINNER'S yoga." LOL
Plot twits: 90% of tattoes in fance languages are random swears and insults.
This was such a GOOD GODDAM SHOW!
I was not aware there was an uncensored version and got quite the shock. 🤣
"Nope, I'm fine!" pretty much summed up my first experience of yoga.
same here
This is stuck in my head I'm so good at YooooGaaaaa
I feel like no one sees the pregnant woman in the background
ikr I can see her
Haha, yeah
She would have given birth twice doing all that crap man...
Ben Dover
love that guy
my gawd this song has been stuck in my mind ever since i heard it for the first time
This is my favorite thing you've done which is saying a lot
I think we forget that THIS ENTIRE SONG is ALL IN RACHEL’S HEAD……………… she’s METAPHORICALLY fighting with this girl……..… DEEP…………, lol
**REBECCA** ………..my bad……… lol
This Valencia is so so different to how she is in the final season! Watching this back because I miss it now it’s over.
Lol. I think this of EVERY yoga instructor I've had.
you're awesome Rachel! I'm a proud follower of you since Ray Bradbury
“My father didn’t leave me” Oofff Rebecca, that was below the belt, even for you.
That is way too much unnecessary censorship in the CW broadcast version. Much prefer THIS version, it is more enjoyable.
First time listening to the explicit version since I watch the show on Netflix, and this is so great.😂
Still one of the best songs of all seasons
I just love this series!! Stumbled upon it and haven't stopped watching it.
Tbh one of the best songs from the show
YES! Love the show! -Had this song stuck in my head all day at work.
Love that you post these explicit versions too!
As a yoga teacher I approve 😂😂😂
'NOPE. I'M AN ADULT'. Omg that makes me laugh every time xD.
Omg still love this 😂😂😂
Tried yoga for the first time yesterday and this was in my head the whole time...
Beautiful funny and extremely talented. Saw Gabriel on a game show,she cracked me up 😁💕
This series was pure genius
this my friends is what we call character developement
Why? The whole song is just Rebecca's imagination anyway, isn't it? 🤔
@@leonamay8776The comparison of current Valencia,or at least what Rebecca thinks of her, to Valencia in the later seasons
@@thatguycalleddan1702 Ah, yeah, absolutely.
Leona DuLac Ackermann think again. Perception is not always reality.
How did I never hear about this show?!
UNDERRATED CHARACTER: the PREGNANT woman JUMPING AROUND during this entire video! lol
I LOVE this show!
Okie dokie! lol fanboy moment = OVER! lol
Beginner’s class but everyone in there is an acrobat lmao
lmaoo, i feel that way when my online yoga instructor smiles through all of the hard moves, and I'm in so much pain and have so much sweat, it stings my eyes
Loool!!!! I practice yoga regularly & this was hilarious! I've never heard of this show, & I do have Netflix... so I'll have to check it out for sure.
One of the best choreographies in the show
Probably my favorite tune of them all! I hum to it everyday since I heard it.
The thumbnail picture makes Valencia look like she's dressed up as Wonder Woman. At least to me.
This so funny! Intelligent, sarcastic and self-ironic. So good....! 😂🙈
I wish I was in this musical this is too funny
Congrats, Rachel! The show must be doing good, because I see the number of likes and comments in here growing! Keep up the great work!
The more songs youtube recommends to me from this show, the more I'm convinced the main character has borderline personality disorder.
:D have you watched it? you may be right...
turns out that's the twist. in season 3 she gets diagnosed as having BPD, and the rest of the show is about her coming to grips about its impact on her life. it's incredibly compassionate towards her despite her issues.
She does have it, afaik. Just to note, despite the stereotypes, BPD isn't about violence, cray-crayness or obsession necessarily; it's about the pathological fears of abandonment and loneliness that cause abnormal behaviours to happen in a mistaken attempt to maintain social relationships that often actually do more harm than good. It's the person literally trying to reach out and try to keep the connection alive in a disturbed way.
I'm not saying you said that at all, but it's important to note this when BPD is mentioned due to the stigma.
She does! The whole show was leading up to it. She finally gets a proper diagnosis, BPD, and the final season is all about her recovery
yea she’s literally dignsoed whith it in season 3
I tried out one of the yoga videos in my fitness app today and it had the "nope, I'm an adult" pose! I thought of this video every time I had to do that move.
I have this stuck in my head every time I go to yoga....
"Im so
*G* ood
*A* t
*Y* oga"
Omg, Valencia's ending makes this gold
Oh god I miss this show ❤️
The ending bit was hilarious there singing and and mocking her all at once lol
0:58 me when I look in a mirror
God, I wish this wasn't so true
PERIOD
Look at me look at me im so good at *yOoOooOggAaaaA*
Exhale on another sigh
*Rebecca sucksss*
Everything about this show is amazing.
I want a downloadable version of this entire series that contains nothing but the explicit versions.
I just keep watching this....