The worse feeling ever is being in the most pure rage of your life and knowing that you will be perceived as crazy, dramatic, stupid... idk its so invalidating
One thousanth like to represent 1,000 years of being brutalized, misunderstood, and underestimated. Oh gal, I can't wait for the inter-generational snap :D
You know, like how we've been conditioned from our inception. "Smile, you look better and more womanly when you smile". Because we aren't 'People'. We're "Women"
@@skypie5374I think what the original commenter means is that accurate female rage representation is equivalent to the accurate representation of male sobbing. Both are rare to find done correctly in movies, women are usually painted as “pretty” and “dramatic” and “dumb” when they’re angry, and there are pretty few movies accurately representing real female rage. Similar to men sobbing, or being vulnerable. Some movies depict it as “weak” or “not manly” to cry and sob and be emotional. So what the original commenter was referring to was that this compilation is equivalent to trying to find good compilations of accurate representation in both
@BitterCyder It is weak to start crying as a male though. Do that and you'll find your value drop in the eyes of everyone around you. The real answer is to go do physical work. Crying and kicking your legs are for children and women.
i love female rage representation, and i love how they dont try to fit in the role theyre ‘supposed’ to be playing. theyre not being ‘delicate’, ‘pretty’, or ‘petite’.
@@cryptid18362i almost never cry at media. i got the scene spoiled for me way before i saw the actual scene, cried. still cried when i witnessed the actual scene authentically for the first time. to this day still cry whenever i see it LMAO
Katniss’ rage was underrepresented in the films. She went full “rage room.” I really wish they included her meltdown when she trashed her room at the Tribute Center, but it was cut for whatever reason. Which made her angry confrontation with Peeta (whom she believed was using her, at the time) seem out of nowhere.
@mandyko Ugh i hate these comments. No one said that men dont have it difficult… this video is titled FEMALE rage. Every gender got their own struggles and ups in this society. Why do you all have to be so sensitive and politically correct in every UA-cam comment section cant wrap my head around it
@@mandx-chygo find male rage - oh wait... Male rage is what's happening to the innocents of Gaza and many other tragedies in the world. Male rage is heavily represented. It's called destruction. Our rage stems from oppression, male rage stems from unwarranted violence. Hope that helps ✌🏽
God, being mad when you're a girl is so frustrating because you've been trying so hard to keep it all in so you don't get judged for being a "typical, sensitive woman" and this is the shit you get for it. Women's anger is also patronized. Seen as fleeting and inconsequential. You're just the crazy ex girlfriend or nagging, bossy wife. Not a real problem. But, man, it feels so damn cathartic to be angry. After all the moments where you silently walk away in defeat, knowing that they wouldn't have taken you seriously if you'd blown up, this is what makes it worth it. Finally letting everyone around you know how you really think, and that you don't care anymore what they think of you.
@@gianinnakarla I think you are confusing two things. You're talking about "Black Swan" (which absolutely is a shameless copy of the fantastic movie "Perfect Blue"). The music used in the video is from the "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky.
@@jjk_z I wouldn't be surprised if it's been used in multiple films tbh, but for sure it's in Titanic. It's the scene with Rose and her mother where her mom tightens her corset while explaining how Rose needs to marry for money.
this is so cathartic to watch. Being a woman our anger is not accepted. In my family, funny enough, it's the women that hold the most rage. Ive seen my mother yell at me, ive yelled at my sister, my sister has yelled at my mom- yet all the men can do is sit in silence out of shock and some fear. It's debilitating, even when i get mad with my boyfriend, i worry if my anger is valid- and not even full-blown yell at him but i ask myself if being angry is valid. This is not to say i do not feel comfortable expressing my emotions in my relationship, but after so many years ive never felt such release of rage until this video. Thank you.
@@alan_ancy fortunately you're not my partner or my mom's boyfriend because you dont need to go through that anger or rage. there's only so much that women can continuously bottle up in terms of anger, as a man you're not obligated to return that either
@@alan_ancyproves her point, it doesn’t matter if you are in the wrong that is why you got yelled at. You just care about protecting your ego. No wonder most divorce side with wives. Dealing with husbands that act like you is draining
There's something about this type of rage in general. Not just from man or woman, but all. The type of rage where it's just pure, raw emotion, everything is flowing out, anger, sadness, fear and everything in between, into screams and sobs and tears I love it
aaaaaagghhh this video just resonates with me. i try and stay calm all day and then my brother decides to push every single nerve and if i get mad suddenly i’m the villain even though i’ve had to deal with my brother’s shaming and pushing me when i’m just trying to relax 😭
I’m sorry :(( I think a lot of us have grown up with frustrating siblings who make it their mission to get us to a breaking point I hope your parents or whoever it is that’s making you feel like a bad person (when you’re just expressing your well founded frustration) realize that you were brought to that point and they should probably check on what it is that brought you there.
It's just a sibling thing trust me brothers do that shit to each other. Your brother will likely mature in like 2-3 years if he has good friends and influences
@@bimates2690for real katherine johnson had so much right to get angry i was so happy the scene when she finally snapped at everyone because it made them actually listen to her and do smth abt it
Female rage is so infuriating and satisfying because at the end of the day you will be forced to swallow down the rage and play nice. Nothing will change after. It's so powerful yet it falls on deaf ears
Scenes I recognize: 0:00 I, Tonya? I’m not sure on this one, but I think it is 0:19 Pearl 0:21 Hereditary 0:24 Marriage story 0:25 Don’t Worry, Darling 0:27 Lolita 0:30 Hidden Figures 0:33 Shameless 0:37 Euphoria 0:40 Kill Bill 0:47 Hereditary 0:53 Marriage Story 0:58 Fences 1:01 Shameless 1:05 Hidden Figures 1:11 Pearl 1:17 Breaking Bad 1:20 The Craft 1:31 Pearl 1:42 The Black Phone 1:44 Girl, Interrupted 1:46 Silver Linings Playbook 1:47 Hereditary 1:50 Ready or Not 1:58 I, Tonya There’s more but they go by so quickly after 1:33
i could make out a few after 1:35 i, tonya (?) marriage story hidden figures (?) anne with an e (?) (?) good will hunting the color purple (?) lolita (?) shameless (?) tik tik boom
0:33 her rage was real. I could feel it. I watched this with my class while we all made a poster of African Americans today and when she started yelling everyone froze and looked up, some people started crying because they were scared.. The movie is called hidden figure btw, it’s a nasa movie I forgot the person because my Brain is clogged up with people but it’s very good and I would recommend!! Edit: nvm it’s Kathrine Johnson❤️❤️ Taraji P. Henson is the actor, thx person who reminded me👌
Yeah I remember watching this in school when I was in I think freshmen year and everyone intensely watched this movie a few of us def teared up not from being scared but bc of how powerful the whole meaning of the movie was.
I wrote an exam about Katherine Johnson last year I loved her story from the beginning. First read about her when I was 8 strolling through the library and I vehemently protested to be allowed to read it. Loved the book, the movies and her story
No matter what anyone says. This is truly what female rage looks like. Not the silence, not keeping it in, not holding your tears. Full on screaming, yelling, crying sometimes cursing and just basically a pot boiling over and the only right thing to do is to let her get it all out. Talk to her after she has calmed down, but let het calm down on her own
well, I personally think that we shouldn't generalize. people has their own way of dealing with emotions. I am a female but the way I deal with it is to refuse to speak, and if I feel like I have to I ended up crying either cause of sadness or anger. My voice cracks a lot cause of my throat. I do not like talking during high emotions cause I know I might end up saying something out of the line. I'm pretty sure everyone wants to be left alone for a bit during the peak of their anger, some may or may not want the other to talk to them later on or they themselves would talk to the other after they have calmed down. I personally start talking again, opening up the reason of fight (unless I feel like I was completely wronged). Usually happens after few days of no contact with them.
Finally. Accurate. I already thought it is one of those "Female rage: Bluh bluh bluh cry cry cry And male rage: crashed car on 286246826426948266492 speed into the wall, cool as hell😎😎😎😎". But no, this video is something new, that I was waiting for.
@@_nutcracker it's the same type of expression, but it's just majority of us are conditioned into social norms and expectations that differ by gender, which makes stuff like this feel different because we're not really expecting it at all.
Idk why so many people are getting mad over this. It’s for women to vent off of to find someone who understand them for other women to connect with each other. If your a man who also wants to connect or vent over this then you can but this is mainly to vent and connect with others
As men we don’t share our feelings, nevermind screaming about them. Never once have i had an emotional outburst like this, it’s called emotional maturity
as a person that has been holding in too much for the sake of maintaining makeshift "peace", watching women go off with so many emotions gave me a sort of catharsis. can never do that irl
I have never seen a man have an emotional outburst. I have seen many women do so. It seems you are trying to claim that while they’re the only demographic to have these outbursts, they’re somehow not permitted to.
@@socire72 do you know why you don’t see men in emotional Bursts? Because society hides is. Society acts like it doesn’t happen, but we constantly see men commit horrible, disgusting, inhumane crimes, but your here whining about I don’t see so and so. YOU KNOW WHAT? If you want to look at the statistics on violence, and tell me women are more emotional, you can leave.
Somexs as an Asian I channel my inner white country girl. I don't really but on occasion I still hear "hide ur crazy & start acting like a lady" in my head. Although my mom def didn't come from a softer generation. Kind of funny how somexs ,well, some ppl say will just say anything that only suits them and their povs. No1 hardly taught me ish about respect. It's more if u thought I was an ish head, I only learn from the "best." I'm only bitter in that way where I'm the type that's don't ever fn dare ask me how I'm doing . You actually have no right,.. None. If u ever see me shining, go back to not being there
No one is talking about the Dolores one, its one of the most heartbreaking bc she is only a child and this monster has ruined her entire life while convincing her that he loves her and she loves him. Lolita made me sob from beginning to end honestly. I've only watched it once, and never again.
this is why i wanna be a VA (voice actor) so i can let my rage out. it’s gonna be so cathartic for me to be able to let those feelings and anger out in a planned script. hopefully in a character that’s just as traumatized as me
PERSONALLY as a 14 year old male,i think that all genders,races and sexualities are entitled to their own feelings and feeling anger no matter if you're a man or woman (or nonbinary because i dont discriminate 😁👍)
i wish all the boys in my class were like you. I am a female and I respect it❤ cuz all of my classmates are like "woman make me a sandwich" and it gets annoying and not funny at all...
I'm a man with BPD and I have a tendency to relate to "female rage" characters. I dont often share their same tragedies, but I see myself on the inside lashing out like they do, I just keep it in for the most part as much as humanely possible.
people have no idea the rage i hold back to keep them happy. nobody cares how hard i work, the stress i'm under, the constant pain i feel, just to be brushed off or criticized. i'm doing my best, be patient. *I'm doing my best. be patient.* *I'M DOING MY BEST. BE. PATIENT.* nobody knows the feeling of defeat, when i control my emotions and don't explode. when they get on my last nerve and all i do is walk away. they all tell me i'm weak. but they have no idea how strong you have to be to not fight back. but one day. one moment. that will be the nail in their coffin.
@@BuggyzxLmao you read OP's comment and didn't feel a single sense of cringe? Everyone hides their emotions, it's called keeping your composure. Emotional men are called wusses and looked down upon, it's not something just your gender has to deal with and it's not as big of a deal as everyone makes it out to be. Meditate, find out why you feel certain ways, I've grown to ignore negstive outside influence and I don't get how nobody else bothers to do the same.
1:11 this.. THIS!! I had to pause the video n was like having a mix of wanting to cry out of shock n was laughing instead in a shocked way for a min n then replayed to hear it again!! That one by far took me by surprise n felt SCARILY relatable I felt it like a sharp sting in my heart. Also I love how it's on an Angel number time stamp haha. 😮😂
In my opinion, Ellie is the perfect example of female rage. when she said, “I’m going to find, and I’m gonna kill, every… last… one of them,” gave me goosebumps. and he she did. She got her revenge.
Sometimes watching a scene of a woman having a rage breakdown is one of the most amazing things a movie can give, because they’re tired of being delicate and tired of everything they say about them. And i love it
It’s so well put because most women are shamed for feeling anger - they are called emotional or childlike as if it is unnatural or incorrect in some way. They smile at the end because they are taught throughout generations to smile and be pretty. We are taught that being angry or being human is ugly and beauty is the pinnacle of achievement we should strive for.
The constant apologies ot me!!! Sums up female rage really well. I'm always sorry. I'm angry at myself for being sorry. I'm angry at the other people for putting me in a position to have to coddle them and say that I'm sorry. Just always sorry. Such is the life we live.
”cause no one ever admits anything they’d done” Real tho. The boys in our class did awful things we told a teacher they talked the boys said I didn’t do anything. They did get no letter to their parents nothing. They didn’t even admit what they did
the girlbosses i recognize 0:00 - tonya/margo robbie 0:20 - pearl/mia goth 0:30 - one of them from hidden figures (i forgot) 1:06 - hidden figures again 1:10 - pearl again 1:21 - forgot her name but i do recognize 1:31 - pearl again 1:34 - tonya again 1:45 - katniss/jennifer lawrence 1:57 - tonya again there was definitely more, but those are all the people i recognize from these clips
I love how this just shows basically an exact image of female rage since most people assume girls are "tiny" and "delicate" and "fragile" and "an object". We all have emotions. We all go through it. But smiling through tears caught me off guard since I agree that most girls do that after having a mental breakdown to try and seem "calm" or/and "collected".
I'm surprised how good this video makes me feel. Although, they say "Art should comfort the disturbed &disturb the comfortable." I find it vicariously cathartic &rejuvenating.
I hope one of my theater plays has female rage so I can sign up for it and become that role so I can put out all my rage that I’ve built up in my body and get it out of my body for one
Stunning touch to score this with Swan Lake-if I’m not mistaken, the scene where we properly meet the Swan Queen Odette and presented with the tragic beauty and torment at the hands of the evil sorcerer Rothbart. A queen, who is subject to a sorcerer man and a prince, who must remain beautiful and elegant in her desolation and loneliness and despair.
Did you not ever think to leave…? Clearly if you’re allowed to speak your mind like that then you wouldn’t be endangering yourself by leaving. I don’t get this logic
@@socire72 and you clearly weren't abused lmao then you'd know that's not how it works. I wasn't allowed to speak my mind. That's the point. That's why he got sacred when I eventually got the courage to do so. And that's also when I walked away. And even when I did, it took months for him to actually leave me alone. And years to completely disappear from my life. Things are not 'logical' when you're abused. That's all you know. That's all you are. Especially when your abuser makes sure he has you under his full control. You have no life. You have nowhere to go. You're nobody. Cause that's what he wants you to be. I thought about leaving millions of times but where the hell could I have gone? He took everything from me and leaving into the unknown was just as scary as being with him. At least with him I knew what to expect 🤷🏻♀️
FUCK YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. This is what it means to be human! No one can take that from us!
there's literally no difference between male rage and female rage, It's always pain in the ass to deal with hysterically screaming people no matter what sex
i agree that no matter the gender this isn't always the best way to deal w emotions. But i disagree w how you said there's no difference- male rage is usually because men are discouraged from expressing other emotions like sadness and when they feel like they have no other way to express it, as anger is the only emotion validated in men. Women express rage usually because they aren;t being listened to and taken seriously. Men and women are different!
You missed the point of this video. Most often, it is only women who are told that they are being “hysterical” or “overreacting” when they rage. Men rarely ever get told this, and are often excused for it too
I’m a trans guy but god do I feel this, i can’t speak during class without getting made fun of even if I’m just laughing. I hate that showing emotions in an argument means you’re weak and you’re “triggered”, what if I’m just passionate?
I want to act out one of these parts so badly. Let me be the main character in a movie where the woman gets to scream with every cell in her body. It gives me adrenaline just watching this.
Wow, this is so real for me, and I feel them so deeply. I feel like so many women just get overlooked time and time again, and they feel like no one ever listens to them. I relate to this very much
toxic men all over in the comments lol. if you are that uncomfortable with it, just dont watch it, simple. so we dont have to read your bullshit. nobody expecting you to relate these characters anyway
It's not toxic men, dummy. Yall will always call men toxic for having a negative opinion about a video but get all upset when men call yall out for your negative opinions on videos about men's rage or the majority of videos for/about men.
No it’s just cringe like who tf is this supposed to be intimidating towards? Only thing women can intimidate is chihuahuas and even then a chihuahua could probably beat y’all
@@zorlockts5744 you're pathetic y'know. this comment radiating "i'm so insecure abt myself so i'm gonna be bad and mean towards women and try to piss them off so i can feel powerful" energy. stop making yourself fool it's 21th century i can't believe theres still men that compares us to animals and saying they are the superior sex. please omg 😭
@@zorlockts5744 you're funny lmao. this comment radiates "i'm so insecure abt myself so i'm being mean towards women or tryna piss them off so i can feel powerful" energy. so fyi i'm not even mad like you expected. i found your comment quite pathetic actually
@@seinarukishi9228 if a male does that then he's confident for not hiding how he feels or aka male rage. Rage isn't telling everyone to fuck themselves, people express it in different ways, and if you can't handle women raising their voices in anger that's not our problem.
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that last clip was the best one you could finish with
It just fits
She's just like me
Fr
smile and bear it, girls. rage is very "un-lady" like.
😏
what was the name of the show/movie again? i wanted to watch it for some time now
women screaming of rage will always be peak cinema for me
Only females think female rage is cinema.
And it's very realistic too props to these talented actresses!
same
I get the chills every time ╥﹏╥
Yeeeees
yeah that Fiona moment "you weren't there!" is one of my top 5 TV moments
The worse feeling ever is being in the most pure rage of your life and knowing that you will be perceived as crazy, dramatic, stupid... idk its so invalidating
As it should.
@@muienpantaipr6929dude thought he did something there
@@muienpantaipr6929
Wirdo incel moment. Cringe
@@muienpantaipr6929 From one man to another; you are pathetic lol
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the fact it all ends with a woman forcing a smile through tears... accurate
One thousanth like to represent 1,000 years of being brutalized, misunderstood, and underestimated. Oh gal, I can't wait for the inter-generational snap :D
You know, like how we've been conditioned from our inception. "Smile, you look better and more womanly when you smile". Because we aren't 'People'. We're "Women"
@@ms.xfolsha1427 nah yall are fking creatures, seeing pregnant f3males genuinely dlsgusts me
@@ms.xfolsha1427it's a lot a better than being a disposable number, can't wait till the shoes switch and ladies realize how much worse it can be
"you should smile more"
Not giving a shit about how we feel, just how they feel looking at us. Like we're not even people.
Female rage is the worst but best feeling ever
More like grown women showing tantrum lmao 😂
@@alan_ancy more like grown men can’t handle one video not about them
@@alan_ancymore like men being 🍼🍼bc one video is not about y’all
@@alan_ancy men watching American psycho saying literally me to psychopath but getting pissy over women enjoying movies with rage emotions
@@alan_ancy Indian men 🍼
In media Female Rage is like the equivalent of Male Sobbing
So good everytime
Without context this is so weird lmao
What
@@skypie5374I think what the original commenter means is that accurate female rage representation is equivalent to the accurate representation of male sobbing. Both are rare to find done correctly in movies, women are usually painted as “pretty” and “dramatic” and “dumb” when they’re angry, and there are pretty few movies accurately representing real female rage. Similar to men sobbing, or being vulnerable. Some movies depict it as “weak” or “not manly” to cry and sob and be emotional. So what the original commenter was referring to was that this compilation is equivalent to trying to find good compilations of accurate representation in both
Never thought of it that way
@BitterCyder It is weak to start crying as a male though. Do that and you'll find your value drop in the eyes of everyone around you. The real answer is to go do physical work. Crying and kicking your legs are for children and women.
i love female rage representation, and i love how they dont try to fit in the role theyre ‘supposed’ to be playing. theyre not being ‘delicate’, ‘pretty’, or ‘petite’.
Exactly!!
sometimes a woman just needs to be shouting screaming crying fighting swearing
Me to shalom
And I hate how you guys romantize it.
@@Gaytotoso why?
Us Women are taught that if we get angry or upset than we’re crazy. So I’m loving this energy
men are taught the literal same thing. in general having strong emotions id seen as bad
@@mandx-chyno they are not !
@@mandx-chymen are strong to have emotions like rage and anger. It is crying and or anything that will make them look weak they are discouraged from
@@mandx-chywhy is that women can’t even post one comment without you guys deflecting and making it about men
@@mandx-chy wow can you go one minute without making everything about men ?
Can we just talk about these actors- the emotions felt real, they did a wonderful job
life after turning 13
Uhh
i think it starts from birth, it’s just realising everything once you’re old enough that you have to fight against the system
Puberty shows no mercy
fr :(
damn that's dark
Shout out to Ellie from The Last of Us for that 0.0001 second that she was present👌
Fr.
Also that scene was literally so heartbreaking for me I nearly cried 😭
@@cryptid18362 i did cry lol😭
@@cryptid18362i almost never cry at media. i got the scene spoiled for me way before i saw the actual scene, cried. still cried when i witnessed the actual scene authentically for the first time. to this day still cry whenever i see it LMAO
i was SOBBING at that scene
what happened?
"living off of coffee from a pot none of you will touch" makes me cry every time I hear it
Should’ve added the scene from the hunger games catching fire where katniss finds out haymitch lied to her and she LUNGES at him
Literally, the way she fucking CLAPPED him
Hell yeah
Omg yes
F*CK YEAH
Katniss’ rage was underrepresented in the films. She went full “rage room.” I really wish they included her meltdown when she trashed her room at the Tribute Center, but it was cut for whatever reason. Which made her angry confrontation with Peeta (whom she believed was using her, at the time) seem out of nowhere.
Whether we’re ugly or pretty, black or white,the world so harsh on us, female rage is understandable.
Not just understandable. It's a given.
why is being a female harsh but being a male isnt...?
@mandyko
Ugh i hate these comments. No one said that men dont have it difficult… this video is titled FEMALE rage. Every gender got their own struggles and ups in this society. Why do you all have to be so sensitive and politically correct in every UA-cam comment section cant wrap my head around it
@@mandx-chygo find male rage - oh wait... Male rage is what's happening to the innocents of Gaza and many other tragedies in the world. Male rage is heavily represented. It's called destruction. Our rage stems from oppression, male rage stems from unwarranted violence. Hope that helps ✌🏽
@@mandx-chy ask the Taliban that question
I'd love to be an actor just to scream like this.
Well it isn't so easy, the Same actor has to probably scream in the same exact tone for more than 10 times just to get the right scene
Why not scream into your pillow? Better and you don't have to ruin makeup or be watched while doing it
Just scream wdym
REALLLLLLLLLLLL
God, being mad when you're a girl is so frustrating because you've been trying so hard to keep it all in so you don't get judged for being a "typical, sensitive woman" and this is the shit you get for it. Women's anger is also patronized. Seen as fleeting and inconsequential. You're just the crazy ex girlfriend or nagging, bossy wife. Not a real problem.
But, man, it feels so damn cathartic to be angry. After all the moments where you silently walk away in defeat, knowing that they wouldn't have taken you seriously if you'd blown up, this is what makes it worth it. Finally letting everyone around you know how you really think, and that you don't care anymore what they think of you.
xDDDDDD
woman moment
@@pampered_gooner what a moment!
@@pampered_gooner bro you have the word “gooner” in your username, you cannot be talking 💀
@@Buggyzx referring to meme username is the best lil bro could come up with
I love swan lake used here. Very accurate, helps me feel this feeling accurately.
I agree !! I kinda wish they added some scenes from Black Swan(?). That would've been amazing.
Agreed!!
black swan is a cheap copy of Perfect Blue
@@gianinnakarla I think you are confusing two things. You're talking about "Black Swan" (which absolutely is a shameless copy of the fantastic movie "Perfect Blue"). The music used in the video is from the "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky.
@@2minuss ye i confused the names, the translation is hard lol
“Of course it’s unfair. We’re women”
Yo! I just rewatched that movie last weekend. Such a great scene.
@@kyleannen731what’s the name of the movie?
@@jjk_z I wouldn't be surprised if it's been used in multiple films tbh, but for sure it's in Titanic. It's the scene with Rose and her mother where her mom tightens her corset while explaining how Rose needs to marry for money.
Bullshit
😂
Ellie deserves to be here so much
Frfr
No actually tho. The entire second part was basically just female rage
@@VictoriaRazo-rc5hbfr. both abby and ellie went ballistic. hurts so much
@@beloveddoubt yeah, Abby should’ve been included as well
EXACTLY
this is so cathartic to watch. Being a woman our anger is not accepted. In my family, funny enough, it's the women that hold the most rage. Ive seen my mother yell at me, ive yelled at my sister, my sister has yelled at my mom- yet all the men can do is sit in silence out of shock and some fear. It's debilitating, even when i get mad with my boyfriend, i worry if my anger is valid- and not even full-blown yell at him but i ask myself if being angry is valid. This is not to say i do not feel comfortable expressing my emotions in my relationship, but after so many years ive never felt such release of rage until this video. Thank you.
If I were your boyfriend or mom's husband i would scream back.. cause ain't no woman screaming at me and not getting the same energy back lol
@@alan_ancy fortunately you're not my partner or my mom's boyfriend because you dont need to go through that anger or rage. there's only so much that women can continuously bottle up in terms of anger, as a man you're not obligated to return that either
@@alan_ancygood thing male loneliness has reached crisis and you will be alone and lonely
@@alan_ancyproves her point, it doesn’t matter if you are in the wrong that is why you got yelled at. You just care about protecting your ego. No wonder most divorce side with wives. Dealing with husbands that act like you is draining
@@alan_ancyI pity your mothers to give birth to her own enemy
Joyce Byers season 1 was the definition of female rage
There's something about this type of rage in general. Not just from man or woman, but all. The type of rage where it's just pure, raw emotion, everything is flowing out, anger, sadness, fear and everything in between, into screams and sobs and tears
I love it
Maybe you should talk to a loved one or therapist about your mental illness
@@Forgieborg i meant from an artistic standpoint lmao.
I do need a therapist tho, you're right, but it's for my anxiety disorder
@@Forgieborgwomp womp, shut up. No asked you.
@@Forgieborg you first.
@@MRsnuggles-u9i sigma sigma on the wall
aaaaaagghhh this video just resonates with me. i try and stay calm all day and then my brother decides to push every single nerve and if i get mad suddenly i’m the villain even though i’ve had to deal with my brother’s shaming and pushing me when i’m just trying to relax 😭
I understand you, my brother annoys me, but if I get angry I AM THE BAD ONE
I’m sorry :(( I think a lot of us have grown up with frustrating siblings who make it their mission to get us to a breaking point I hope your parents or whoever it is that’s making you feel like a bad person (when you’re just expressing your well founded frustration) realize that you were brought to that point and they should probably check on what it is that brought you there.
It's just a sibling thing trust me brothers do that shit to each other. Your brother will likely mature in like 2-3 years if he has good friends and influences
and its completely excused because 'theyre just boys' its SO FRUSTRATING
and when you finally snap suddenly you're the villain.
1:32 *_casually breaks the sound barrier_*
😭😭😭
Argentinean female rage is one of my favorites
SIIIII
SUUIII
And black women mine (Hidden Figures).
@@bimates2690for real katherine johnson had so much right to get angry i was so happy the scene when she finally snapped at everyone because it made them actually listen to her and do smth abt it
So specific
this is so satisfying in a way, i just love it!
tchaikovsky in the background really ties this all together
Honestly, this was so therapeutic for me. It's like all the angry feelings inside in a video form.
Female rage is so infuriating and satisfying because at the end of the day you will be forced to swallow down the rage and play nice. Nothing will change after. It's so powerful yet it falls on deaf ears
As it should
@@muienpantaipr6929 bro is an andrew tate stan
@muienpamtaipr6929 . Get help. Or just go isolate itself so nobody has to deal with you, pls and thank you 😗👋
@@ShaquilleOatmeal842 got us a pair of clowns over here 🤡☝️
@@muienpantaipr6929
Get grapped or something what are you doing here
It's so cathartic to be a woman and see women absolutely lose it. Iconic. Healing. Beautiful.
Scenes I recognize:
0:00 I, Tonya? I’m not sure on this one, but I think it is
0:19 Pearl
0:21 Hereditary
0:24 Marriage story
0:25 Don’t Worry, Darling
0:27 Lolita
0:30 Hidden Figures
0:33 Shameless
0:37 Euphoria
0:40 Kill Bill
0:47 Hereditary
0:53 Marriage Story
0:58 Fences
1:01 Shameless
1:05 Hidden Figures
1:11 Pearl
1:17 Breaking Bad
1:20 The Craft
1:31 Pearl
1:42 The Black Phone
1:44 Girl, Interrupted
1:46 Silver Linings Playbook
1:47 Hereditary
1:50 Ready or Not
1:58 I, Tonya
There’s more but they go by so quickly after 1:33
That’s not the color purple it’s hidden figures :)
the second color purple one is fences, I recognize viola anywhere
and kill bill, breaking bad and the craft
i could make out a few after 1:35
i, tonya
(?)
marriage story
hidden figures
(?)
anne with an e
(?)
(?)
good will hunting
the color purple
(?)
lolita
(?)
shameless
(?)
tik tik boom
I’m gonna kiss you
0:33 her rage was real.
I could feel it.
I watched this with my class while we all made a poster of African Americans today and when she started yelling everyone froze and looked up, some people started crying because they were scared..
The movie is called hidden figure btw, it’s a nasa movie I forgot the person because my Brain is clogged up with people but it’s very good and I would recommend!!
Edit: nvm it’s Kathrine Johnson❤️❤️
Taraji P. Henson is the actor, thx person who reminded me👌
Yeah I remember watching this in school when I was in I think freshmen year and everyone intensely watched this movie a few of us def teared up not from being scared but bc of how powerful the whole meaning of the movie was.
I wrote an exam about Katherine Johnson last year I loved her story from the beginning. First read about her when I was 8 strolling through the library and I vehemently protested to be allowed to read it. Loved the book, the movies and her story
Taraji P. Henson is the actor who plays Kathrine
@@noctemluxarmiger ik👍
I love that movie
rage is one of the easiest things films fail at but when an actor does it right its so damn good
This completed me
I love the representation here, WOC and women of all ages. Girls who don’t care about looking pretty, they’re mad. It’s so beautiful to me
fun fact: the rate of murders in which a woman murders her husband dropped dramatically when no-fault divorce was legalized
That crazy, this woman deserve jail
@@TalkingSoup Women always act like marriage is some sort of cage when they're rewarded for leaving. Quit that nonsense.
@@Ttnytntny no??
@@Lemonnnn_ yes, imagine if the roles were reversed, you guys would throw a tantrum
@@Ttnytntny you cannot be serious rn
Choosing Ellie as the thumbnail was a wonderful choice because that game is what i think about whenever I think about female rage
why its literally a game about grief not female rage there is nothing misogynistic about that game its literally just ellie fighting herseklf
@@catlover44477 Why do you write like that, with all the run-on sentences? You lot are against punctuation now?
@@catlover44477i think they mean that she was so angry that she went out for revenge based on pure rage
@@kiowah231 Who is "you lot"? Who are "they"?
@@catlover44477 no one said that here? Whatever what you're yapping about doesn't make sense
No matter what anyone says. This is truly what female rage looks like. Not the silence, not keeping it in, not holding your tears. Full on screaming, yelling, crying sometimes cursing and just basically a pot boiling over and the only right thing to do is to let her get it all out. Talk to her after she has calmed down, but let het calm down on her own
i think thats just called screaming at someone instead of bottling your emotions which has nothing to do with gender but alr ig
@@bruh5385 nah u right lowk
well, I personally think that we shouldn't generalize. people has their own way of dealing with emotions. I am a female but the way I deal with it is to refuse to speak, and if I feel like I have to I ended up crying either cause of sadness or anger.
My voice cracks a lot cause of my throat. I do not like talking during high emotions cause I know I might end up saying something out of the line. I'm pretty sure everyone wants to be left alone for a bit during the peak of their anger, some may or may not want the other to talk to them later on or they themselves would talk to the other after they have calmed down.
I personally start talking again, opening up the reason of fight (unless I feel like I was completely wronged). Usually happens after few days of no contact with them.
@@bruh5385 You're the one who's making it about gender but alr ?
@hestikleynhans4926 Nah, id kick her ass out if a b*tch inconvenienced me with her madness. You 304s ain't Alice in Wonderland, shut up.
turning a teenager is the worst thing that ever happened to me
same, bestie
Finally.
Accurate.
I already thought it is one of those
"Female rage: Bluh bluh bluh cry cry cry
And
male rage: crashed car on 286246826426948266492 speed into the wall, cool as hell😎😎😎😎".
But no, this video is something new, that I was waiting for.
Bruh wtf 😂
It's not really about male or female rage, it's truly just human rage
Letting everything out for once
@@_nutcracker Yeah but female rage hits different
@@Stangirlgroups-e6h once again your
Experiences are different so your way of
Expressing and dealing will also be different, woman
@@_nutcracker it's the same type of expression, but it's just majority of us are conditioned into social norms and expectations that differ by gender, which makes stuff like this feel different because we're not really expecting it at all.
Idk why so many people are getting mad over this. It’s for women to vent off of to find someone who understand them for other women to connect with each other. If your a man who also wants to connect or vent over this then you can but this is mainly to vent and connect with others
As men we don’t share our feelings, nevermind screaming about them. Never once have i had an emotional outburst like this, it’s called emotional maturity
@@socire72 yea this is why this video exist so women can vent over this
@@socire72 true but some men are just fem. Am a man and I don’t express emotion in that kind of a way. But for women it’s different
@@socire72 I’ve never had a outbursts I will defend people who hate on others for no good reason it just makes it worse
@@socire72 you 100 percent should. I support you g
1:42 low-key like that one moment that mary anne yelled at her father. Series: Babysitters Club Mary Anne Saves The Day.
The braided girl is prob mary anne (thats what i think)
the kill bill scene will forever be one of the most iconic moments
as a person that has been holding in too much for the sake of maintaining makeshift "peace", watching women go off with so many emotions gave me a sort of catharsis. can never do that irl
we are not PERMITTED to be angry. that’s why these clips are so powerful
I have never seen a man have an emotional outburst. I have seen many women do so. It seems you are trying to claim that while they’re the only demographic to have these outbursts, they’re somehow not permitted to.
@@socire72 do you know why you don’t see men in emotional Bursts? Because society hides is. Society acts like it doesn’t happen, but we constantly see men commit horrible, disgusting, inhumane crimes, but your here whining about I don’t see so and so. YOU KNOW WHAT? If you want to look at the statistics on violence, and tell me women are more emotional, you can leave.
stop i laughed at the "PLEASE IM A STARRRR😫😫😫😫"
Relatable tbh lol
Pearl is an amazing movie. Simultaneously really funny and really disturbing.
Somexs as an Asian I channel my inner white country girl. I don't really but on occasion I still hear "hide ur crazy & start acting like a lady" in my head. Although my mom def didn't come from a softer generation. Kind of funny how somexs ,well, some ppl say will just say anything that only suits them and their povs. No1 hardly taught me ish about respect. It's more if u thought I was an ish head, I only learn from the "best." I'm only bitter in that way where I'm the type that's don't ever fn dare ask me how I'm doing . You actually have no right,.. None. If u ever see me shining, go back to not being there
No one is talking about the Dolores one, its one of the most heartbreaking bc she is only a child and this monster has ruined her entire life while convincing her that he loves her and she loves him. Lolita made me sob from beginning to end honestly. I've only watched it once, and never again.
We never once got a good adaptation of that book :(
Timestamp?
When you get angry like this, people always say, "Are you on your period?" Like bro, just cus I'm upset doesn't mean I'm on my period
this is why i wanna be a VA (voice actor) so i can let my rage out. it’s gonna be so cathartic for me to be able to let those feelings and anger out in a planned script. hopefully in a character that’s just as traumatized as me
PERSONALLY as a 14 year old male,i think that all genders,races and sexualities are entitled to their own feelings and feeling anger no matter if you're a man or woman (or nonbinary because i dont discriminate 😁👍)
i wish all the boys in my class were like you. I am a female and I respect it❤ cuz all of my classmates are like "woman make me a sandwich" and it gets annoying and not funny at all...
I'm a man with BPD and I have a tendency to relate to "female rage" characters. I dont often share their same tragedies, but I see myself on the inside lashing out like they do, I just keep it in for the most part as much as humanely possible.
Female rage vs male crying..... Judgemental society
And you and me are apart of it.
Notice who's judging these things
Crazy how you saw a video like this and STILL managed to make it about men
people have no idea the rage i hold back to keep them happy. nobody cares how hard i work, the stress i'm under, the constant pain i feel, just to be brushed off or criticized. i'm doing my best, be patient. *I'm doing my best. be patient.* *I'M DOING MY BEST. BE. PATIENT.*
nobody knows the feeling of defeat, when i control my emotions and don't explode. when they get on my last nerve and all i do is walk away. they all tell me i'm weak. but they have no idea how strong you have to be to not fight back.
but one day.
one moment.
that will be the nail in their coffin.
Oh oh oh
Shiver me timberrrrrrs 🥶
@@Forgieborgaverage man moment 💀
@@Buggyzx 🎅👹🍑
When ur an adult ur gonna realize how fucking stupid you looked writing that lmao
@@BuggyzxLmao you read OP's comment and didn't feel a single sense of cringe? Everyone hides their emotions, it's called keeping your composure. Emotional men are called wusses and looked down upon, it's not something just your gender has to deal with and it's not as big of a deal as everyone makes it out to be. Meditate, find out why you feel certain ways, I've grown to ignore negstive outside influence and I don't get how nobody else bothers to do the same.
Anger is the most raw and honest emotion to me. Always love its portrayal on movies. So beautiful
1:21 my fav
Is that Nancy downs?
@@-artbychloe-yep!
Real the craft is amazinggg
1:11 this.. THIS!! I had to pause the video n was like having a mix of wanting to cry out of shock n was laughing instead in a shocked way for a min n then replayed to hear it again!! That one by far took me by surprise n felt SCARILY relatable I felt it like a sharp sting in my heart. Also I love how it's on an Angel number time stamp haha. 😮😂
it's from the movie pearl! mia goth's acting is fantastic in it, you should watch it if you enjoyed the scene
I kept on wanting to cry but also kept smiling while watching it super weird feeling I also felt kinda angry but I loved it
you notice angel time as well??? i thought it was just me
In my opinion, Ellie is the perfect example of female rage. when she said, “I’m going to find, and I’m gonna kill, every… last… one of them,” gave me goosebumps. and he she did. She got her revenge.
I saw the thumbnail of Ellie and came to find 1 frame of her 😭
Sometimes watching a scene of a woman having a rage breakdown is one of the most amazing things a movie can give, because they’re tired of being delicate and tired of everything they say about them. And i love it
It’s so well put because most women are shamed for feeling anger - they are called emotional or childlike as if it is unnatural or incorrect in some way. They smile at the end because they are taught throughout generations to smile and be pretty. We are taught that being angry or being human is ugly and beauty is the pinnacle of achievement we should strive for.
It’s the worst feeling when it’s happening but when it’s over, it feels good
1:22 this is from the craft for anyone wondering!
The constant apologies ot me!!! Sums up female rage really well. I'm always sorry. I'm angry at myself for being sorry. I'm angry at the other people for putting me in a position to have to coddle them and say that I'm sorry. Just always sorry. Such is the life we live.
then just don’t say the words “im sorry”. you’re complaining about a choice YOU made
A water drop touches the cold puddle,
The puddle sits still
Life goes on...
”cause no one ever admits anything they’d done”
Real tho. The boys in our class did awful things we told a teacher they talked the boys said I didn’t do anything. They did get no letter to their parents nothing. They didn’t even admit what they did
people not admitting to stuff in school is probably the worst example you could use but you're like 33% on the right track lol
You're right but picked an example that holds no weight in comparison to the other examples
watching this after the 2024 election :)
So many iconic scenes in here
Consistently the most interesting characters
Thank you Maureen, my sister. As a man I feel like I know a little bit more about how it can feel to be a woman in this world
1:44 Girl interrupted ❤️❤️
the girlbosses i recognize
0:00 - tonya/margo robbie
0:20 - pearl/mia goth
0:30 - one of them from hidden figures (i forgot)
1:06 - hidden figures again
1:10 - pearl again
1:21 - forgot her name but i do recognize
1:31 - pearl again
1:34 - tonya again
1:45 - katniss/jennifer lawrence
1:57 - tonya again
there was definitely more, but those are all the people i recognize from these clips
0:21 - Annie Graham/Toni Collette (Hereditary)
0:24 - Nicole Barber/Scarlett Johansson (Marriage Story)
0:27 - Alice/Florence Pugh (Don't Worry Darling)
0:38 - Leslie Bennett/Nika King (Euphoria)
0:47- Annie Graham/Toni Collette (Hereditary)
0:55 - Nicole Barber/Scarlett Johansson (Marriage Story)
1:47- Annie Graham/Toni Collette (Hereditary)
These are the ones I recognise, I hope someone else can share with us the missing girlbosses 🙏
1:21 is nancy downs
Ehh, WW terminology. The women characters in Hidden Figures were women, and straight up bosses.
0:30 katherine johnson i think??
1:17 Jane Margolis
this gave me goosebumps. this is the real deal - this feels not only good but like an accurate representation.
The woman who screams at Jeffery Dahmer in Court is very missing here
Yes 🤔
I love how this just shows basically an exact image of female rage since most people assume girls are "tiny" and "delicate" and "fragile" and "an object". We all have emotions. We all go through it.
But smiling through tears caught me off guard since I agree that most girls do that after having a mental breakdown to try and seem "calm" or/and "collected".
I'm surprised how good this video makes me feel. Although, they say "Art should comfort the disturbed &disturb the comfortable." I find it vicariously cathartic &rejuvenating.
Neytiri is the Queen of "Female Rage". Try to change my mind, but the 2nd Avatar had me crying like a baby.
Came for Ellie, stayed for the rage
I hope one of my theater plays has female rage so I can sign up for it and become that role so I can put out all my rage that I’ve built up in my body and get it out of my body for one
Stunning touch to score this with Swan Lake-if I’m not mistaken, the scene where we properly meet the Swan Queen Odette and presented with the tragic beauty and torment at the hands of the evil sorcerer Rothbart. A queen, who is subject to a sorcerer man and a prince, who must remain beautiful and elegant in her desolation and loneliness and despair.
THIS IS WHAT I WAS AIMING FOR ❤❤❤
hidden figures had to be the best representation of female rage ngl
The only time I saw my abuser scared was when I snapped. Female rage is powerful ladies 💪🏻
Did you not ever think to leave…? Clearly if you’re allowed to speak your mind like that then you wouldn’t be endangering yourself by leaving. I don’t get this logic
@@socire72 and you clearly weren't abused lmao then you'd know that's not how it works. I wasn't allowed to speak my mind. That's the point. That's why he got sacred when I eventually got the courage to do so. And that's also when I walked away.
And even when I did, it took months for him to actually leave me alone. And years to completely disappear from my life. Things are not 'logical' when you're abused. That's all you know. That's all you are. Especially when your abuser makes sure he has you under his full control. You have no life. You have nowhere to go. You're nobody. Cause that's what he wants you to be. I thought about leaving millions of times but where the hell could I have gone? He took everything from me and leaving into the unknown was just as scary as being with him. At least with him I knew what to expect 🤷🏻♀️
@tempejkl shut❤
@@Lilly-t7e I have freedom of speech and I won’t ever give it up.
@@socire72naw you really thought you ate..
"You are my mother, too!"
Fuck, this hits.
The clip of Fiona screaming at Monica, this whole edit is just so passionate and amazing!!
GWEN ATE AND LEFT NO CRUMBS
FUCK YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. This is what it means to be human! No one can take that from us!
These are all very VERY talented actors! ❤
i needed this today. as a person with suppressed emotions... i cant afford to vent out like this.
there's literally no difference between male rage and female rage, It's always pain in the ass to deal with hysterically screaming people no matter what sex
i agree that no matter the gender this isn't always the best way to deal w emotions. But i disagree w how you said there's no difference- male rage is usually because men are discouraged from expressing other emotions like sadness and when they feel like they have no other way to express it, as anger is the only emotion validated in men. Women express rage usually because they aren;t being listened to and taken seriously. Men and women are different!
You missed the point of this video. Most often, it is only women who are told that they are being “hysterical” or “overreacting” when they rage. Men rarely ever get told this, and are often excused for it too
I’m a trans guy but god do I feel this, i can’t speak during class without getting made fun of even if I’m just laughing. I hate that showing emotions in an argument means you’re weak and you’re “triggered”, what if I’m just passionate?
Passion doesn’t mean you’re right
@@Sora-o neither does stoicism
@@Emshii_ ok
You feel it cause you're a female that's why
mhm, and what if you're a female, expecting understandable emotions a female would.
gwenny and ellie being here for like 2 seconds was everything
1:08 she's talking about pearls and then Pearl appears
Funny how you caught that lol
LMAO
This gets me every single time. Rage is often limited to men most of the time.
No???? How is it??
@@chrisi7127it’s only socially acceptable for men to express rage. Women get called crazy or just killed
@@chrisi7127 Something something excuse to blame someone instead of swallowing your pride and reaching out for help syndrome patient #73674
I wasn't expecting for Lolita 💀
I want to act out one of these parts so badly. Let me be the main character in a movie where the woman gets to scream with every cell in her body. It gives me adrenaline just watching this.
I was so happy to see Anne in there omg she has so much rage throughout the show
My female rage is that Ellie literally got 2 seconds in this video
this only makes me love women even more.
Makes me embarrassed
@@thatonegirlsakisimply don’t watch
How dare you? Please put some content warnings before you say wom#n
@@DungEnjoyerr 💀
@@cosmospicyyy God I just- It makes me almost vomit from just thinking, please be more considerate next time
Wow, this is so real for me, and I feel them so deeply. I feel like so many women just get overlooked time and time again, and they feel like no one ever listens to them. I relate to this very much
toxic men all over in the comments lol. if you are that uncomfortable with it, just dont watch it, simple. so we dont have to read your bullshit. nobody expecting you to relate these characters anyway
It's not toxic men, dummy. Yall will always call men toxic for having a negative opinion about a video but get all upset when men call yall out for your negative opinions on videos about men's rage or the majority of videos for/about men.
No it’s just cringe like who tf is this supposed to be intimidating towards? Only thing women can intimidate is chihuahuas and even then a chihuahua could probably beat y’all
@@zorlockts5744 you're pathetic y'know. this comment radiating "i'm so insecure abt myself so i'm gonna be bad and mean towards women and try to piss them off so i can feel powerful" energy. stop making yourself fool it's 21th century i can't believe theres still men that compares us to animals and saying they are the superior sex. please omg 😭
@@zorlockts5744 you're funny lmao. this comment radiates "i'm so insecure abt myself so i'm being mean towards women or tryna piss them off so i can feel powerful" energy. so fyi i'm not even mad like you expected. i found your comment quite pathetic actually
@@zorlockts5744 bro you must be fking so happy with your life 😂😂😂😂 be real with us man.
The amount of toxic men is this comment section is enough to prove how women in society are treated unfairly
Screaming and crying isnt how adults fucking act, you are glorifying women acting like infants.
@@seinarukishi9228...these are rage MOMENTS
it's not like ppl act like this all day (if u know some1 who does act like this get them some help
@@seinarukishi9228 if a male does that then he's confident for not hiding how he feels or aka male rage.
Rage isn't telling everyone to fuck themselves, people express it in different ways, and if you can't handle women raising their voices in anger that's not our problem.
Tell me where those comments are because I don't see any
@@Lucy-ii4gv idk but i scrolled as saw a man saying : more like girls having tantrums
Great montage. So many of these scenes were Powerhouse moments, portrayed so perfectly by these actresses.