Just Some Guy

Just Some Guy , is an American commentary YouTuber focused on pop culture, from comic books, manga, video games, television and movies.
==Content==
Just Some Guy commentates and reviews many aspects of pop culture, with particular ire towards progressive media. 
He denounces left-wing political groups that he views as "terrorist", notably Black Lives Matter and Antifa. He believes that those two groups in particular, instead of supporting black communities, are what he refers to as "hate movements that only serve to make black people look worse, and likewise don't actually care about black people at all, just using them as an excuse to project their aggression onto the world."
A lifelong comic book fan, he believes that the stories and characters in comic books matter and serve as more than a base more than just as a source for movies to draw stories from. He has over 90 comic reviews, usually ranging from mainstream comics that he finds bad to independent comics, which was the basis of his channel originally. He's since branched out, but still often does comic reviews in between the other subjects.
He's also a major fan of anime and manga, and cites the Japanese industry being a complete meritocracy focused on telling good stories that are profitable as being the ideal basis of what American comics should be. He also says that shonen battle manga should be a more prominent influence for American comics, saying that if teen-oriented superhero comics dropped politics and took after [shonen battle manga], that they would be far better and more successful. As such, he often contrasts Japanese manga with the current American comics industry.
He also attacks the mainstream media, and many of his videos are made in response to left-wing media outlets such as CBR, Forbes, the New York Times, and Newsarama, or towards notorious blue checkmarks on Twitter, where he responds to claims made in their articles. He's also known to directly criticize other black creators, ones with left wing views like Kwanza Osajyefo and Ta-Nehisi Coates, very aggressively.
In 2019, Mark Waid called him a "borderline white supremacist" (despite him being black) for doing a mocking parody of his far-left comic Ignited, which then became a subject of ridicule towards Waid.
==Running Gags==
* Using an impersonation of Gollum from The Lord of the Rings as the voice of Mark Waid. He says it's because Waid is such a slimy person, and not just because it's the only impersonation he's good at.
**Additionally, he refers to Mark Waid's defense attorney, the similarly named Mark Zaid, as "Mark S. Zaid Esquire, Attorney at Law" followed by the "Dun! Dun! DUN!" sound effect, portraying him as a stereotypical villain.
*Referring to his friend Richard C. Meyer by joking nicknames, such as Richard "Can't Stand Ya" Meyer, Richard "C-Cups or GTFO" Meyer. Also joking about how Meyer sleeps with any woman, so long as they aren't white.
*Referring to the term "LGBTQIA+" as "LGBTQIA++-Up-Down-Left-Right-Hold-Down-Press-Start".
*Some videos using alternate avatars, notably reviews and commentary of particularly woke subjects portray him in the clothes of a BLM/Antifa supporter. One video on The Matrix also had him in leather and sunglasses.
*Using the word "N*gga" and/or "N*gger", and then saying "What? I'm black, I can say it." He says that if the woke crowd was fully honest and dropped the act of being "progressive" and caring of black people, they'd be calling them n*ggers.
*Playing movie clips and iconic lines as a gag, such as Christian Bale's infamous rant during Terminator: Salvation's production in 2008 or "Motherfucka, are you out of your damn mind?!" from 1998's Blade.
*Doing a facepalm with an extended groan following a particularly cringey statement.
==About==
Just Some Guy's actual name and face aren't known, making him anonymous overall. However, various details are known about him. He was born in Chicago in 1982, where he's always resided. He still considers himself a Liberal, specifically a classic moderate. He's also bisexual, a point that rarely comes up (and he often mocks identity politics and self-victimization related to the LGBT movement) but was made explicit in Why SJWs Can't Stand Straight Spider-Man. He is black, but also has 18% white ancestry from Ireland, Germany and Sweden.
In general, he's against politicization of entertainment, and identity politics, stating that most normal people simply want escapism to be entertained, not lectured and berated.
In particular, he has a notable dislike towards Mark Waid, Sina Grace, Gail Simone, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Kwanza Osajyefo, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Magdalene Visaggio, Nick Spencer, Dan Slott, Heather Antos and Cecil Castellucci, and is prone to ripping on them whenever possible.
He is also an artist, with his avatar being made by him, and he aspires to make comics at some point.
==References==
Category:LGBT YouTubers
Category:Commentary YouTubers
Category:Review YouTubers