Let’s Discuss! with Nick Marshall

This video is a year too late, but it was something I wanted to touch on. Last year there was a trend on TikTok where a black woman said that white gingers are black and everyone took it too far. So much to the point where white gingers were making racist TikToks. There was also another conversation on redheads being in black shows and common theme of black and gingers being a duo. I wanted to talk about the similarities of how black people and white gingers are portrayed on screen while also acknowledging the white privilege they still have. Most of all asking if there can really be solidarity between black people and white gingers? Let's Discuss!Follow my Instagram @nick.marshall02

Since "Stranger Things" has been over for a few months and some change, I want to talk about the lack of fandom etiquette I've been seeing for the past few months. I'm discussing the homophobia, racism, and rudeness regarding "ships" in the Stranger Things fandom while giving a brief history of fandom culture and the significance of them. Follow my Instagram @nick.marshall02

Let's discuss our obsession with celebrity feuds and the part we play in them. Like, comment, and subscribe for more videos.

Talking about Finn Wolfhard's career evolution and how 2019 marked the year where he faced the negative repercussions of being a child star.Like, comment, subscribe. I don't own any of the clips.

Reviewing seasons one and two of "Sex and the City" Like, comment, subscribe for more videos I don't own any copyright

Zendaya's been having big year with her many projects like the third season of "Euphoria", "Spiderman: Brand New Day", "Dune: Part three", and recently "The Drama. I wanted to talk about the film and its commentary on morality and relationships. Like, comment, and subscribe for more videos. I don't own any copyright.

For years, we known her as the sarcastic street tough Sam Puckett on iCarly and Sam and Cat. However, behind the scenes she was going through the worst times of her life. In 2022 Jennette McCurdy released her memoir "I'm Glad My Mom Died" and gave us an insight into her life growing up in the public eye but more specifically on her relationship with her mother. The title caused some controversy because of the belief of never saying anything bad about our parents. Jennette's mother was hardly a good mother or person, but Jennette did a great job of writing her with some nuance and understanding while not invalidating herself in the process. This episode has been long in the making, so I want to take you on a deep dive into the life of Jennette McCurdy while also discussing the effects of being a child star.

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For Millennials and Gen z growing up, being on Disney Channel and Nickelodeon was one of the ultimate dreams because of the illusion of child stardom sold to us. The networks have shaped our childhoods and created iconic shows that will make future generations jealous. However, these last few years have made me realize how different the stars that came from the networks are with some having more long-standing success, some short lived, and some who have quit the industry all together or had public breakdowns. All of this is a result of being a kid growing up in front of the entire world. Let's Discuss!

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In honor of the 30th anniversary of the movie Clueless, I'm going to be talking about how it's my comfort film while giving my amateur review and talking about my favorite scenes.

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A year ago, I made an episode talking about my relationship to Instagram and how social media isn't real at times. Now I am back ready to give another update on how it's going.