The Downfall of 'You'

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  @andrewreviews · 2 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Hello! Just chiming in to say that: 1. No, I am not an AI and yes, I can sound like Dracula, and 2: I hear the concerns and critiques about the music choices. I am sorry it is hindering your viewing experience, but I cannot change it now. If I could, trust me - I would. All I can say is that I will know better in the future.<br><br>EDIT: So apparently Warner Bros. have claimed entire sections of the video as theirs, which has in turn made this video ineligible for monetization. First of all - they tried to claim everything between certain time stamps, with some of their claims spanning up to ten minutes of watch time. This comment before the edit was about the less than good music choices, but WB have claimed parts that are actually made up solely of those music choices and do not even include any of their footage. So if you want to blame anyone for the existence of these sick beats, blame them, as they felt inclined to claim them for whatever reason. Second of all - during these sections, you might see part of the view blurred. Of course, I could keep this video unmonetized, but bills need to be paid. I also think it is simply unfair for them to try and claim a video which simply falls under fair use. I hope these blurs won&apos;t ruin your experience too much. I know that I hate massacring my own video in this way, but it is what it is. Anyhow, thanks again WB for recognizing my musical talent and taking some of my work under your wing &lt;3

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  @Merlinlolol · 2 years ago

  The biggest thing that stood out to me about season 4 was that despite the chaos of it all, I found it incredibly boring.

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  @amityislandchum · 2 years ago

  The first season was a perfect limited series. It&apos;s terrifyingly realistic, especially to female viewers. The following seasons are mostly fun, but completely cheapen the depiction of stalking and domestic violence.

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  @okkoberries · 2 years ago

  I wish it would ended after Season 3 with Love successfully killing Joe. An almost cyclical plot showcasing that Joe fell victim to his mirror. And in a way satisfying the justice component for what happened in S1 but also sort of maintaining the mystery and keeping the terrifying fact that a psychopathic killer (love) still got away with it.

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  @SshhhTrouble · 2 years ago

  Netflix has a bad habit of giving too many seasons to shows that should&apos;ve been ended while they were still good. Netflix also has a bad habit of canceling shows early that we are on the edge of our seats waiting for the next season. Netflix is like millions or billions in debt &amp; keeps making the same mistakes over &amp; over.

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  @moomoofail · 2 years ago

  Something I had an issue with in season 4 was that Joe only mentioned his son like once lol there wasn’t one episode in season 3 where &nbsp;he didn’t mentioned Henry’s name and then it’s like he never existed after that.

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  @ThandoNdlovu-zr3ld · 2 years ago (edited)

  The show has definitely become too far convoluted. I liked the simplicity of season 1. Season 1 was much more grounded in reality.

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  @tinyblonde · 2 years ago

  When Love died, I was really disappointed and over it. I was actually let down when Love protected Joe and killed for him and set him free from the little locked room. AND HE WAS ANGRY lol. From that point he didn’t like her anymore, and I was expecting the opposite reaction from him. And him cheating on her with the neighbor immediately, just felt cheap.

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  @anamora18 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I didn’t like Kate as a character. Neither Love nor Beck were good people, but they were good characters. Beck was so self centered and ungrateful to everyone, but she was still charming in her own way and she felt like a real person. Love was a psychopath and had almost no empathy towards anyone but she was the most charismatic one of the whole show. But Kate. She is so forgettable, annoying, spoiled and dependent on everyone. If Joe’s most recent love interest would’ve been more likable the season would’ve been considerably better or at least more enjoyable

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  @spdrhyder8194 · 2 years ago

  I fully realized the show had completely lost me when i found myself CHEERING when i thought joe died.

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  @aalllllllexx · 2 years ago

  Season 1 and 3 are, imo, the two best, but they feel like very different shows. Season 1 feels grounded, disturbing, and very tense. While season 3 is fun, campy, and over the top. Completely different tones and vibes, and i think the only reason season 3 even worked was the dynamic between Love and Joe. Trying to continue the tone without what made it work made the show completely collapse.

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  @yumekojabami233 · 2 years ago

  What i found odd bout nadia was the fact that she was so fucking curious about her professors life like i know shes supposed to be this seasons „detective“ but no student ever is that curious about their professor at least not the ones i met they literally could care less coz they got exams and shit to keep them busy like u wouldnt have the time to worry bout stuff like that at all so it was very strange for me to see her being the detective type this season it would have fit better to that one rich guy i forgot his name the one that was in love with kate, to stalk joe and investigate in him which he did to some extend but not a student of his was just a strange choice in my opinion

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