MTV Decoded/MTV braless - MTV's cringe-inducing pandering to Social Justice

If you've spent any time in the anti-SJW sphere at all, chances are you've stumbled on videos debunking stuff like this:



That video is from MTV Decoded. Remember when MTV used to air cool shows like Beavis and Butthead or Daria? Or hell, remember when they actually used to air music videos? Well those days are gone as MTV has now decided that what the kids are down with is intersectional social justice.

To this end they have employed serial race-baiter Franchesca Ramsey and queen of boobage Laci Green (who does the other show - MTV braless) to make a series of eye-gougingly awful videos explaining why all white folk are such horrible, disgusting racists:





There was also this thing, which isn't from MTV Decoded or braless, but it's very much cut from the same cloth. This was so bad MTV actually deleted it, but the internet never forgets:



Share your favourite videos from this series here and we'll have some fun pulling them apart.

 

Yeah, I think it's time for MTV to pull its plug. Kind of surprised they didn't try to make more Beavis & Butthead-esque animated shows once they knew the writing was on the wall for music videos.

Spoiler: Oh wait, I know why.

 

The first video has 2,912 likes, and 23,019 dislikes. Looks like the vast majority aren't buying it.

 

Just haydurs &/or white men trying to keep the gender nonconforming latinX poc LGBTQ revolution down.
Does MTV have a patreon already?

 

The part that kills me is the fact is that they deleted the first video, the a little while later reuploaded it, like that would make a fucking difference.

Anyway, I haven't had cable in years so I haven't been subjected to this pantshittingly stupid stuff outside of commentators raking these videos over the coals. And that's perfectly fine with me. Fact is this- if I wanted to learn about how to properly function, chances are I wouldn't listen to the same station that gave us such wonders such as The Jersey Shore and My Sweet 16.

 

Wonder how many people know that MTV is supposed to be "Music Television" -- including among MTV staff?

 

These days it's Misandry Television.

 

From Jersey Shore and Teen Mom to this horrible SJW pandering, not to mention the demise of the Beavis & Butthead reboot, MTV never fails to amaze me on how god-awful it is. It's probably my least favorite TV channel out there.

 

When I was a teenager, I went out to Switzerland for a week to do a French course. The only channel in the hotel I was staying at that was in English was MTV, so spurning the chance to pick up French from some of the local TV channels, my roommate decided we were watching this shit. I've never seen such a load of televised garbage in my life as I did that week. It was just terrible gameshow after terrible gameshow. There was one called I Love Money starring some of the most morally reprehensible people I've ever come across. I've never watched MTV since (not that I watched it before) so I don't consider them pandering to Social Justice a "betrayal" - it's just another cringey thing they're doing to try and stay relevant.

 

MTV wasn't that great when I was young, but gee whiz those videos were painful to watch.

 

I didn't have to watch the whole first video. Just stopping at the part were she says "nope" is enough for me.

 

I stopped it before she even started talking. I just wanted to read the comments.

 

Best course of action to be honest.

 

This is just a try to get some attention from the whole sjw croud.
Even the thumbnail of their most controversial video is just bait, why would they take a still of this black guy with an expression that is 100% bix nood?

 

That dude's face in the thumbnail is one of the most punchable things I've ever seen.

 

MTV used to have this "controversial" feel back in the 80s and 90s, what with Beavis and Butthead and the other weird animated stuff they used to run, but now it's all but the youth arm of whatever this SJW propoganda effort is.

 

It's another example of the SJW crowd refusing to admit that they're not the rebellious underdogs fighting the oppressive majority anymore. They were in the '50's and '60's, but not anymore. Now they're the Orwellian majority who's fighting against the few, usually isolated and often for innocuous content, all the while under the delusion that they're still the underdog.

 

Y'know, even though I created this thread myself and wrote out the title, I keep reading the "braless" part as "brainless". Can't be a coincidence.