Woke-Wahnsinn: Dieser Pedro Pascal podast sprengt jeden Cringe Level

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Du glaubst, Mainstream-Medien sind objektiv? Dann halt dich fest. Wir sezieren einen der woke-gepolsterten Promi-Podcasts und entlarven, wie ein scheinbar harmloses Gespräch zum Cringe-Festival wird, das nur einer Agenda dient. Ich zeig dir, was wirklich hinter der Fassade steckt und warum du die echten Fragen nicht mehr im Mainstream findest.
If two progressive post-feminists exchange ideas about Pedro Pascal in a Spiegel podcast, then that's absolute gold.
Hello dear internet people, it's me again.
I don't know if this video will make it.
I'm always a little bit on the side like...
I have to make it easy here, people.
Whether it is monetized is one thing, but very likely it will be the whole year.
Could be copyrighted.
YouTube hates these videos, but only YouTube Germany.
If I do this, for example, with OER content, no problem.
If I do this with US-American news content, no problem.
If I do this with the news from NTV or N24 or Starrenspiegel and all the mainstream shenanigans, then I always have a little problem with it.
But let's just get started.
There is no way around it.
Pedro Pascal.
The actor not only gets the big roles and positive reviews.
The internet also loves him and he seems to be a really good guy.
Where does this hype come from?
And what can other men expect from him?
That's what we're going to find out today.
What can other men expect from him?
And guys, here we go again.
Here we go again.
The post-feminism.
He's already noticeable in the intro.
I'm Katharina Zingerle and this is Shortcut.
Anina Metz from the Spiegel Kulturresort is in my studio today.
She recently watched Pedro Pascal up close in Berlin and made a lot of effort to discover something critical about this man.
Let's see if you've found anything.
Hello Anina, nice to have you here.
Hi, thank you for letting me be here.
Hello, thank you for letting me be here.
Conservative stream set.
Guys, she doesn't have a boyfriend.
She's not married.
She only has a cat at home.
Anina, you were in Berlin at a fan event of The Fantastic Four First Steps.
And Pedro Pascal is playing Mr. Fantastic.
Tell me, how was it and how did you experience it?
It was really big.
I didn't expect it to be that big.
There were already a lot of fans.
And I was really on time.
There was a taped space on the red carpet.
And then I went around and was totally surprised.
This is the Sony Center in Berlin.
I've already been there on three film premieres.
Rather by chance.
I have Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt there.
They didn't get out of my sight for three meters.
The bodyguards just stood next to me.
And they passed me.
I smiled.
Brad Pitt smiled back.
And that was it.
These events here are relatively popular.
And when I was there the last time, the whole courtyard was full.
They have monitors like that everywhere.
This is then transmitted here.
You can see that here too.
That could be a cameraman.
They definitely transmit.
And you can see that everywhere.
There's a cinema back here in the corner.
There's a cinema up here, too.
There used to be a very, very good cocktail bar up here.
In any case, when this is the main event stage ...
Guys, that's damn little.
I can tell you that.
How many fans were there.
It was loud.
How many fans were there.
It was colorful.
Everyone had posters and was really very excited.
That was kind of totally beautiful.
And first his co-stars got out of the cars and walked over the blue carpet.
Of course, everything was well branded.
And they gave a few interviews.
And then he was the last to get out.
He's the biggest star now.
And you could really hear that.
It was really so loud.
But that comes later.
I have to laugh every time I see red and white banded animals.
That's crazy.
When I was there the last time, there was ...
I don't even know who that was.
I was there for World War Z.
As Brad Pitt with Angelina Jolie.
But I was also at the premiere in the cinema.
I don't even know the last one.
But they got out of the front of the street.
They are driven directly into the inner court.
So that means they saved this whole space.
That's easily 50, 60, 70 meters.
They saved that.
Why?
Quite simply.
You can see all the gaps everywhere.
That's with the others.
Do they just give it up?
Give autographs?
Take selfies?
We don't have that here.
Cute too.
And the people were happy.
And he was really nice.
He waved a lot and laughed.
And took selfies.
I think a lot of people were very happy.
But as I said, that's what they usually do.
They get out of their car.
And then it starts.
At the big events, they sort out the fans a bit.
That they get the real fans all the way to the front.
And that it looks a bit colorful and so on.
Do you get along with him?
No, unfortunately not.
That was a bit bitter for me.
Because just before me the interviews were canceled.
He was already with all the fans.
Imagine that.
The biggest fan girl of Spiegel is standing in line.
And then comes the press attaché of Pedro.
And says, all right, we have to go in now.
This is the thing.
And she's standing there with her note.
But makes a good face for the bad game.
I talked to the TV teams.
And then with another colleague.
And then I would have been on it.
But then the press agent said, now it's over.
You can ask yourself why.
Because he got two or three negative questions.
Negative.
But a little bit about his weaknesses.
I think, Pedro Pascal has no weaknesses.
How can you ask questions that target his weaknesses?
And you, poor hazel, then exclaimed.
But if you walked up there in your weird jeans shirt.
Then I can understand that.
Although the press attaché of Pedro Pascal.
If that's not a progressive woman.
And I was just about to give him the hand.
And he already stretched it out.
And then he pulled it back.
He already stretched it out.
Oh, how desperate you have to be to say that.
He stretched it out.
But then she shouldn't give it to me.
Then the press woman said no.
And 20, 10, 5, 5 centimeters before I had his hand.
And then he pulled it back.
Then he found a better one.
He played big roles in the last few years.
Under Game of Thrones, The Mandalorian.
Or in the zombie series The Last of Us.
And in the series The Last of Us and Game of Thrones.
He had the ...
You are so bad.
What makes an actor so special?
Game of Thrones was his breakthrough.
He became famous relatively late.
I think he was about 40 in 2014.
Now he is 50.
Exactly, now he just turned 50 in April.
So he became famous relatively late.
And then he also had very ...
I don't know.
From the outside, very suitable roles for his character.
So in Game of Thrones he was already so charming.
And flirty as Oberyn Martell.
And was so flirty.
Oh, so flirty.
Oh, people, people, people.
These are big city kids.
Who are at home in their left-green-cloud-bubble.
And think that they have to bring the big world to us little people.
Somehow also very idealistic.
That pulls through a bit.
And bisexual.
Oh, bisexual.
That's the most important thing today at all.
Because it has to be LGBTQ friendly.
But we'll get to that later.
You don't know that much about Peter Pascal's private life.
But maybe we'll get to that later.
That he is totally celebrated by different communities.
Exactly, and in The Last of Us and also in The Mandalorian he had fatherly roles.
He was very protective.
He took care of children.
And now we come back to this daddy thing.
That she explains to us again why and why that is so.
Guys, I've made a video like that before.
It was from ZDF.
He has exactly the same kind of journalist dot dot slash star in a Mr. Z.
Oh, Pedro Pascal.
It's not about content.
It's about the man.
The role model.
The ideal.
Pedro.
Oh, guys, it's so bad.
Emotional growth and also very real feelings in his roles.
He wasn't always the classic hero.
No.
He was rather full of inner conflicts and a lot to watch.
I think that moved him and his image in a direction that also fits his appearance far from the cameras quite well.
They always confuse that the guy is just an actor.
He is an actor.
And he plays a role in front of the camera.
And he plays a role behind the camera.
And he plays a role when the camera is off.
Our colleague Andreas Brucholdt wrote a review about Fantastic Four.
And he called him Daddy.
Baby steps to the next blockbuster.
Finally a superhero movie for ...
For parents.
With Fantastic Four First Steps, Marvel brings its core family to its own cinema.
And tells a turbulent fairy tale about Daddy Pedro Pascal.
In Space Age, look at the chicks.
Is it that thing?
Yes, you can totally say that.
Where is he?
Exactly.
Because the internet jumped on it.
There are a lot of memes about Pedro Pascal.
That point exactly to this attractive, fatherly, older protector figure that he is.
But also the focus that he puts on this attractiveness.
He is of course totally celebrated.
He looks good.
He has a great voice.
Yes, great.
He is the best.
And he is loved by women or women-read people.
That's so crazy.
That doesn't exist at all.
And by women and by women-read people.
And also by men, right?
But also from the gay culture or the queer community.
The gay culture and the queer community.
My God, that's so many English words.
But you have to pronounce so many English words to look so intellectual.
So international, you know what I mean?
As a very hot example.
As a hot example.
It goes on and on.
He takes it as a great area of attack for him.
That he can do a lot there.
And he likes to do that.
He knows this hype.
He talks about it.
And some also call him Sadi.
And it's mainly about this expression to the outside.
That he dresses very well.
This attractiveness that he conveys with it.
That it makes him happy.
And that's more of a fashion icon.
Iconic style.
With which he plays a lot.
He dresses very differently.
You can't really label yourself there.
He dresses with very feminine-connoted cuts.
Of course we should be above that.
Because these feminine-connoted cuts.
You can see that on your denim jacket bunny.
That you think you're above it.
But you shouldn't be above it.
To be connoted.
Like a blouse, right?
Exactly.
In Berlin he also wore a blouse like that.
Blouse Pedro.
A silk blouse with a scarf element.
Wide pants.
When I stood in front of him, I thought I would wear that too.
Looks great.
If my wife would tell me at some point.
Oh honey, you have such beautiful clothes on.
I would like to wear them too.
If it's not just about T-shirts.
I would really think about it.
But I would really like to.
I would have loved to play fashion pulleys with her.
When she was standing there on the red carpet with Pedro.
And waited for the handshake.
Which never came.
What did you wear, bunny?
Did you also wear jeans?
The next day he was wearing jeans.
And a bomber jacket and a tie.
A bomber jacket?
Yes.
In the wrong direction.
And I think that makes it so interesting.
A very well-known scene from the HBO series The Last of Us.
Where Joel gets a panic attack.
He has to get out of this hut.
He grabs his chest.
He has to take a deep breath.
Oh my god.
There are memes where people write, for example.
Introverts.
Introverts after a conversation that doesn't take more than 5 seconds.
Guys, that's exactly why the left loses the cultural fight.
You don't understand that with the memes.
Left-wing memes are sad.
They are not funny.
You could have taken a cat picture.
Do you know those cat pictures?
When you have a cat that is totally scratched up.
Me on the weekend.
And a cat that is sleeping.
Me on Monday morning.
That's really funny.
That's so cute.
But somehow that's also funny.
And a Pedro Pascal meme.
That's something really great.
Where did you find the meme?
A conversation that doesn't take more than 5 seconds.
Or me after I sent an e-mail.
Dude, please stop.
That's so...
That's so cringe.
Me after I sent an e-mail.
Oh god.
It happens again and again.
Is Pedro Pascal the perfect meme?
Yes.
He delivers a lot.
I think that has something to do with the label.
Sometimes he is really strong.
He is really funny.
There are also memes from interviews.
Not only from his movie scenes.
Where he laughs really loud.
Where he speaks honestly about himself.
I noticed that in Berlin.
He is really present.
He answers really fast.
He is really funny.
I think he offers a lot of attack.
Where you can take funny clips from him.
In his roles and in his private life.
How much private life do we see?
But from the person he presents.
And not only the role he plays.
He shows a lot.
In an interview he said that he likes to look at his fan page.
When he is not feeling so good.
To look forward to it.
Totally.
That's really interesting.
I just looked at it.
And this is the first meme I found about Pedro Pascal.
I don't know where these girls get their memes from.
I say, I don't know.
From Blue Sky.
Or their Facebook cat group.
Or their Facebook man hater group.
Maybe.
But these are the memes I know about Pedro Pascal.
But let's continue.
A lie detector test.
He is asked.
He says, no, of course I don't.
Then he lies.
And then he says, yes, of course I know them.
And I look at them when I have a bad day.
He is a US citizen.
What role does his way of life play for his image?
They fled before the dictatorship.
His parents were politically active.
Only after Denmark did they get political asylum.
And then the USA.
He spent most of his life in California.
And then he went to New York to study.
He talks a lot about it.
About his own escape story.
She actually learned the course of his life by heart, right?
But you don't do that.
There is an interview from Cannes this year.
He and various actresses are asked
how they feel about Donald Trump's treatment of migrants.
Or what they say about it.
He jumps in and answers that.
He also said, it's not so easy for me as an actor.
Because I'm not a politician.
But I have my own escape story.
And I will always stand up for the weak.
And I'm also an immigrant.
So he joins this group.
And then he gives a face.
And says, I want to be on the right side of history.
And this laugh.
I want to be on the right side of history.
And unfortunately you don't, Pedro.
Because you are not on the side of Donald.
The orange emperor.
He is the right side of history.
You want to get more people in with your warning.
Of course, Pedro Pascal is a super good example.
For one of the poor emigrants.
And the family wasn't that poor when they fled.
They could still get their tickets to Denmark.
Everything I've read.
The family really fled.
For political reasons.
But that also had other reasons.
It had reasons that had to do with a regime change.
And if you have served a regime very well before.
Which was probably the reason for the Pascal family.
And also filled the bags.
Then it is when the next dictator.
Who comes from the other stable.
Then someone does it.
Then maybe you should better take what you have gathered.
And then piss yourself abroad.
So his commitment to others.
I think it is very much due to the fact that he also has an escape story.
You also describe Pedro Pascal as an ally.
As a kind of ally.
Who solidarizes with discriminated and disadvantaged people.
How else does that express itself?
Apart from the refugees.
We had this ally thing again.
I am an ally for the small marginalized group.
I ally myself with these people.
And people.
This whole speech.
This whole thing.
Bring in more English words.
Even more hip buzzwords.
Which you picked up in one world shop.
The latest post-feminist topics.
With his single girlfriends.
Because they all don't get a guy.
Because you don't want to support the patriarchy.
Coffee borders.
There are such things.
He is also very strongly related to his family.
He supports the three siblings.
Supports them again and again.
Also on his Instagram channel.
And his youngest sister is trans.
She is also an actress.
And he takes her to a lot of events.
And is obviously totally proud of her.
He always looks at her so lovingly.
That's really difficult.
It's hard to bear right now.
That's hard.
The level of cringe is hard to bear.
It's really hard.
He just loves everyone.
Petro loves everyone.
He once appeared on a film premiere in London.
With the Protect the Dolls T-shirt.
That means protect the dolls.
It's a very loving nickname from the community.
That's such a loving nickname from the community.
This innocent little community.
Which is always only made bad by others.
It's good that we have Petro.
Who protects these people.
God protect you, Petro Pascal.
I just looked up the answer of J.K. Rowling on the T-shirt.
That's the...
I found the title picture so legendary.
These are the dolls that Petro wants to protect.
They lie on the floor.
They all have colorful hair.
What does J.K. Rowling want to tell us with this?
We will remember it with joy.
He then modestly solidarized himself with it.
But he also went into a fight with J.K. Rowling.
The author of Harry Potter.
Who is very, very strong against trans people.
And says terrible things.
And also finances this fight against it.
J.K. Rowling finances the fight against trans people.
I think we have to do a fact check here.
Dear internet people.
The only thing J.K. Rowling does is mockery.
As they would say in English.
She mocks these people.
And that's a very, very, very legitimate nonsense.
These people mock us too.
They force us to see their sick ideology as reality.
I will never address a person with pronouns.
I just won't do that.
Because if I were to address a person with pronouns.
Then the person would have to call me Emperor of China.
Because that's just as much fantasy as I have.
This person can also have so much fantasy.
I don't care.
But if you look at what kind of lies this woman is telling.
In a podcast.
From the mirror.
That J.K. Rowling finances the fight against trans people.
That's hard.
When a law was amended in Great Britain.
Which refers to the pure biological gender.
He went against it with his voice.
He said it was a loser behavior by Rowling.
That she celebrated it.
He commented on that.
The fight is very loud and very strong.
And he always stands up for these communities.
That need protection.
That are being fought against.
Against those who fought.
They fight against us.
They fight against the normal healthy human mind.
But with the people who have little of it.
This propaganda has fallen on fertile ground.
We see that here in the podcast.
I guess everyone has proved it.
To make yourself quieter and smaller.
And to put yourself aside as an ally.
Ally. Ally.
B2 is your ally.
Totally.
And he has been doing it for a long time.
I think that's part of it.
Of course you can always look.
How honest is that?
I didn't ask him.
But he is a very good representative of it.
About this emotional behavior.
To talk about feelings.
To talk about weaknesses.
To stand up for others.
That is very much based on concern.
And your own vulnerability.
People, I feel bad.
I feel bad.
They draw a picture of someone they don't know.
The guy is still an actor.
And he markets himself by playing a role.
A role that seems to target solo, progressive solo women.
To run into open doors.
And know your audience.
That's what Pedro Pascal knows.
And that's why he plays with it perfectly.
He does it absolutely perfect.
A lot of empathy.
I noticed it in Berlin.
I looked at it very carefully.
You asked about the critical.
Because I thought, can someone hold that?
On the internet, of course, it's relatively easy.
You are seen as a star.
You are seen.
That feeds through videos.
That's true.
These videos exist.
But how does someone hold it when you stand in front of him?
I was at the press conference one day after this.
When he stood in front of you,
he put his hand like this.
And then it was gone.
Did that leave any traces?
No.
It's like the others.
It was the bad press agent.
It was definitely a white cis woman who prevented it.
I was at a fan event.
And I noticed a lot.
There were a lot of questions from journalists.
Also to the group.
And he always answered last.
And he will know that he is the biggest star.
He comes in the room last.
He already knows that.
But when the others were asked,
they all had microphones on their lap.
And then he didn't even grab the microphone.
He let the others answer first.
When it was a question to everyone.
I noticed that positively.
Of course.
That never stops.
It is also very relevant now.
There was a debate at X.
It was about the physical closeness
that Pedro Pascal is looking for.
I noticed that in Berlin.
He is looking for it.
He touches his colleagues.
He takes them in his arms.
Men and women.
I noticed that too.
He focused on Vanessa Kirby.
She is pregnant.
He asked her if everything was okay.
But also with the men.
They held each other's hands.
They hugged each other.
And there is a lot of talk about it.
But of course it is also
a very easy-to-find enemy image
of people.
Listen.
I can still remember
the debate with Thomas Gottschalk.
Because Thomas Gottschalk
also hits people on the shoulder,
women on the legs.
Because he is such a buddy.
I never saw it as bad.
But exactly.
Exactly this kind of urinal journalists
made a fuss about it
And today.
Oh, Pedro Pascal.
He is not touchy.
He is sensitive.
He loves his colleagues.
He loves people.
He is just such
a man of the heart.
That he has to comfort everyone.
So he has the right forces
that say men have to be strong and hard.
Nobody said that.
Men should not be disgusting
scoundrels who
bow to any political zeitgeist.
Who are intersectional,
transhumanistic
or
any worse
post-feminist
or post-colonial ideas.
But Pedro Pascal
like you here.
You live it.
He totally disagrees with it.
And where he really goes against it.
Not only does he speak against it,
but also acts against it.
These videos have just been taken.
And then you think about
why does he touch everyone all the time.
And yes,
there is a lot of discussion
and then also about the topic.
But my impression is
that everyone always feels very comfortable with him.
Oppositeness so far.
And I find it very noticeable
that a lot of people
feel so comfortable in his environment.
He's just Mr. Feelgood.
He just has the incredible
Pedro aura.
Everyone is caught in it.
Especially some
left-wing journalists
from the mirror.
I'll do it now.
I just looked at the clock.
We've been at it for half an hour.
That's why I'll finish it.
I think that was the best
things at the end.
It won't come again.
A wobbly podium.
That will look like
Pedro Pascal is the ultimate star.
He will bring in so much money.
That is already
a little older.
25.7 is the video age.
So already over a month old.
The film just started.
No, he was already out there.
He was already out there.
You could have seen it.
As far as I know,
he still hasn't reached the 600 million.
And Pedro Pascal,
the shine, the lacquer
has burst.
And no matter how much
the left-wing vocal press
pulls him into the sky.
The times of
Pedro Pascal,
who made every film
into a gold mine,
are long over.
That's it from me.
I hope you can see the video.
And that YouTube
doesn't come around
with any copyright stuff again.
If we just do an honest evaluation here.
Make a few fact checks.
From this nonsense
that these two progressive ladies
have spread here.
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