#Thumbs up meme full

(Especially if youвЂ™ve never watched the full version.) But that also means you didnвЂ™t get to appreciate just how accurate A-TrainвЂ™s version was. You have truly lived a better, less annoyed life than the rest of us. If youвЂ™ve never seen the infamous Pepsi ad, which appropriated the Black Lives Matter movement, congratulations.

In 2017, Pepsi quickly pulled a commercial starring Kendall Jenner. A-TrainвЂ™s exploitation of social justice movements to sell a drink really did happen. Prime VideoД«ut while that absurdity plays out every day on basic cable, the episodeвЂ™s most embarrassing moment parodied one of the singular most ill-conceived moments in advertising history.

No one does fake victimhood like real politicians. You can have all the power in the world, get everything you ever wanted, and still sell yourself as the aggrieved underdog.

#Thumbs up meme tv

Like Homelander, theyвЂ™re so deplorable theyвЂ™ll go on TV and deny what theyвЂ™ve done even when there is tape of them doing it.ДЄnd itвЂ™s not enough to lie and never take accountability they act like victims. Those stations let powerful people get their message, even the most heinous, out to millions of people unchallenged and unquestioned.

They use вЂњnews networks,вЂќ whose real purpose is to operate as a wing of the party, to amplify their endless list of grievances. Politicians and the uber-wealthy, those with actual power, do the same thing all the time. That sceneвЂ™s lack of shame would seem too over-the-top if not for the fact it plays out in the real world every day. TheyвЂ™re always trying to silence an invulnerable god with laser eyes. ItвЂ™s those unnamed, secret people-who are вЂњeverywhereвЂќ-that actually pull вЂњthe stringsвЂќ of power. He was claiming heвЂ™s a target of unfounded вЂњlies peddled by the mainstream media.вЂќ And who is actually behind these вЂњattacksвЂќ on him? Rich and powerful вЂњpeople youвЂ™ve never heardвЂќ who вЂњoperate in the shadows,вЂќ of course. Nor was he fairly addressing his critics. He wasnвЂ™t taking responsibility, however. And why was Homelander there? To address legitimate criticism of something terrifying he said on live television. He was a guest being вЂњinterviewedвЂќ by a corporate shill whose only job is to make the superhero look good. HomelanderвЂ™s company, the most powerful in the world, has its very own propaganda news network. ThatвЂ™s why his latest appearance on the Vought News NetworkвЂ™s The Cameron Coleman Hour was patently ludicrous. He doesnвЂ™t have to carry the nuclear football with him. If- as he threatened he would last episode-he ever decides to take over the world nothing can stop him. He can do whatever he wants, whenever he wants. Homelander is literally the most powerful man in the world.

#Thumbs up meme series

Because even on a series that requires building massive realistic genitalia, The Boys most unbelievably dumb moments come directly from the real world. But episode four of season three, вЂњGlorious Five Year Plan,вЂќ highlighted how the show can also combine all those elements to create perfect moments of stupidity. A single episode can feature intimate scenes between family, meaningful explorations of corporate malfeasance, and a room full of exploding heads. It seamlessly combines character-driven stories, insightful social commentary, and wildly entertaining, wildly inappropriate humor. The Boys stands among televisionвЂ™s best because it excels in so many ways.