Not shocking for a video. I actually expected the video to go this way. It was way too cliche. The sentiment is nice, but young people are cruel to each other in reality. The boy would never, in reality, say something deep like he did. Only in the mind of an SJW director. The actors are very stereotypical. I categorize this as unadulterated SJW propaganda.
Based on the production quality, this video was likely made by a well funded (((NGO))). This not some amateur video production as the ending suggests. High marks for the script, editing, staging and sound. This short would work for any Netflix production. Nice job.
I actually think the person making these videos must be doing it for the parody value, but it is really straddling that line super efficiently. I keep on asking myself, is this a video with serious intent, or is he making fun of society? Regardless, respect to him, he seems to be making a good living off of it one way or the other.
I'm not sure where this video is meant to be seen. This was not a cheap video production. It certainly was not shot on a $900 smart phone. The set, actors, script, equipment, editing tell me this had a high budget worthy of being used for some purpose other than being posted on YouTube as parody. It could be a trust fund baby who enjoys making stuff like this though.
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