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Stephen King wrote it. As well as the shining. Jack Nicholson played The Joker in the 1990s Batman movie, but he also played the main character in the shining film.
Here we go using times from the original video:
0:15 - The Joker wasn't supposed to be the character he was. Batman was supposed to have killed him, but they decided to keep Batman with a code of not killing anyone. In the movie, "The Joker," the main character was played by Joaquin Phoenix
0:24 - Stephen King did write the book "it" while he was battling a cocaine addiction
0:38 - "The Shining" was another book written by Stephen King that was adapted into a movie starring Jack Nicholson who also played The Joker in Tim Burton's Batman.
0:46 - The Loser's Club was the name of the group of kids in "It" that defeated Pennywise.
1:09 - In the comics, The Joker didn't have an identity outside of "The Joker" and no one knew who he was, so he was a John Doe. The Deadlights was the name of the being that was "Pennywise" in It.
1:29 - Pennywise gained his power by feeding on human fear. Children were easy to scare because of their active imagination. Red balloons were kind of a symbol of the Deadlights and one theory was that they stored the souls of the children taken by It.
1:38 - In the book, "It", The Losers Club get some indirect help from a being called The Great Turtle. Think of it like this: The Deadlights was a being created at the start of the universe that embodied malice, evil, hate, and fear. The Great Turtle was the same type of being that represented the other side of the scales.
1:44 - Mark Hamill, best known as Luke Skywalker, was the voice of The Joker in the animated Batman series as well as many other projects. Bob Kane and Bill Finger were the original creators of Batman, but Bob Kane managed to claim full rights of the character. It's an interesting story.
1:55 - "It" the movie starred Finn Wolfhard who gained fame playing in "Stranger Things"
2:06 - Heath Ledger died in a hotel room after playing The Joker in Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight". Ledger was known to go to great lengths to get into character, and many think that the mental toll the role took on him played a part in his death
2:20 - The story of "It" takes place in a fictional town of Derry, Maine, where Pennywise had a hibernation cycle of 27 years.
2:38 - This is one of the most disturbing things I've ever read, honestly. In the book, there was a ritual to banish The Deadlights. The Losers Club had one female member who had a very tragic story. To make a long story short and Safe For Work, let's just say that the ritual involved the male members of The Losers Club taking turns with their female friend. The group was all in their young teenage years. Luckily, this scene was omitted in the movie.
2:55 - The first time "It" was put to screen was for a Made for TV movie that starred Tim Curry as Pennywise.
2:59 - in the comics, Joker killed the original Robin by bludgeoning him with a crowbar.
3:06 - Arkham was a fictional town in Massachusetts that was created by H.P. Lovecraft
3:09 - Caesar Romero was the actor that portrayed The Joker in Adam West's Batman TV and movie series. He was known for his iconic mustache and demanded to keep it for the shoot, even though it didn't fit with the character. The producers relented due to Romero's recognizability and star power.
3:16 - The Cask of Amontillado was a short story written by Edgar Allen Poe that involved the character Fortunado getting chained to the floor then a brick wall being built around him by an Italian nobleman named Montressor.
3:20 - The Loser's Club's female member was redheaded. Another member of The Loser's Club professed his love for her in a letter he wrote to her where he says, "Your hair is winter fire
January embers. My heart burns there, too."
3:21 - Batman was a frequent guest on "Scooby Doo Where are You" that often pitted The Scooby Gang, Batman, and Robin against Batman villains like The Joker and The Penguin.
3:28 - After taking a victim, The Deadlights would suspend his victims in the air. They would float there so he could continuously feed on their fear.
I know I probably missed one or thirty references here, but this will get you started lol!!!
The "No Killing" rule wasn't applied until way later. Comics weren't ALLOWED to show death/murder back then, which was why it was only implied that Batman's villains died. It was the comic book equivalent of villains dying off-screen in a movie. In fact, Batman regularly killed off criminals in the early days, to the point where there's a famous picture of early Batman hanging a mental patient from the Batwing in front of a full moon. You can literally put "Batman Hanging Guy From Batplane" into Google Images to see what I mean.
Joker died in the first issue because Batman knocked him off a building (hence Jack Nicholson's death in Tim Burton's Batman). He actually stayed dead for awhile before they resurrected his character. They brought Joker back because he was such an iconic character despite being in only one issue. They retconned his death, claiming that he only got paralyzed from the fall. Interesting enough, it was supposedly only after the Joker's return that they added the "No Killing" rule, making the excuse that the Joker's death and subsequent return gave Bruce nightmares, with that Bat swearing that he would never let himself go that far ever again.
Minor quibble, but it wasn’t the original Robin that got killed by Joker. It was the second Robin, Jason Todd.
The "you're about to fall from a new height" is a reference to the first Batman movie, with Jack Nicholson, where the Joker falls from the Gotham City Cathedral bell tower.
@@edwardblair4096 He also fell from the raised walkways into the chemical vats.
Your a goat for doing this
Keep doing you! There are hundreds of reaction videos focused on breaking down every lyric of each ERB.
If you want to know what you missed you can look them up after. You have your own style and I enjoy your take.
thank you!
I just love the reactions. You don't need to be a breakdown channel to just react. Keep doing you.
Also erbs wiki has a break down off all lines on it for each rap battle
i would recommend Knox Hill for learning about these raps because he is in music and he is a big nerd so he educates pretty so well his vids actually go on for like half an hour for one rap battle xD
The PG-13 reference refers to Stephen King having included an orgy scene with children in the book.
Also, you have better reactions when you know the material, studying no, but picking reactions when you already know the material, yes
Great reaction Britt! Love seeing you react to the ERBs they are so entertaining. Looking good too ☺️
Thank you!! 😁 Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi britt i love watching ur videos you inspire me thank you!!
Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoy them!
Just keep reacting as is. Doing research, depending on the person/subject, could be a lot of work. The Joker references alone encompasses the movies, the TV shows, and the comics - that's like 80+ years of source material to research and know.
that is a good point!
@@brittreacts to add to their point, not only is it 80 years of source material for the Joker, to break down his bars, most are double and even triple entendre.
@@koyoteekoy916 yeah, i was going to mention this, too. this is by far the most layered battle they have ever done.
"I go Mark Ham with ill zingers"
ham being "hard as a motherf***er" and also referencing mark hamill who played the joker.
then add in visual references, like that many of the shots of joker are reproductions of actual comic book covers.
The "Pennywise likes the devil" line references Tim Curry, who played IT in the tv miniseries, and the Lord of Darkness in the movie Legends. Sure, Tim Curry gets referenced later in the rap, but this line ties the two roles together.
I just noticed a FNTASTIC pun! It's split over two lines: "... I leave scars / guards and Arkham..." "Scars/guards" is a pun on Skarsgard (Bill Skarsgard played Pennywise in the 2017 movie.)
Joaquin Phoenix played as the Joker. Like in the newest film. And yeah it was very sad, like showing the beginning of Joker and how shit his life is as a normal guy before it all.
Would be cool to see more reaction of the other battles, maybe ones you’re more familiar with or not 🤷♂️ Good either way!
Beep beep like a john " doe" in the headlights , is a reference to a doe , which is a female deer , so he means to say "deer in the headlights " reference which means your stuck staring and can't move.
Beep Beep also came from the "it" book. it was an in joke about richie, who became a comedian. comedians used to use horns to tell when the joke was finished. so beep beep meant the joke was over. it was also because he was a motormouth, like the roadrunner. pennywise uses it against him. "Beep Beep richie, they ALL float down here"
and ofcourse the deadlights paralyzes people. like a deer in headlights.
AND joker was often referred to as "john doe" because no one knew his real name.
that one line is like 5 layers deep. lol
Great reaction.keep doing it like this❤
2:31 Stephan King also wrote “The Shining” 🙃
99 luftballons by Nina is the song It is referring to. Also known in English 99 red balloons
its also referencing the jay z song 99 problems.
Well… The line “When I flow I go Mark Ham with ill zingers” is actually a reference to Mark Hamill. He has voiced Joker in some of the Scooby-Doo movies and stuff.
Also 'Batman: the Animated Series', all the 'Arkham' games, the entire 'Justice League' cartoon series, all the 'Injustice' games....
And I'm sure I'm missing some, but yeah, "prolific" might be the best word here.
And, of course, more famously the Batman: Animated Series.
@@TheLastGarou hell, he even played the joker for a brief cameo in the original birds of prey tv series. (it was live action but i don't think he physically played him. the face was blurred so its possible they just had him voice the line he says just before he shoots barbara gordon, which leads to her becoming Oracle for the series)
9:10 - yeahhhh in the book there's a rather questionable scene involving the group of kids.
Hey Britt, when Penny said i have 99 red baloons, try and take one, I believe was a reference to the song "99 Red Baloons".
The Robin line is from a comic where the Joker tried to kill Robin but first beat him within an inch of his life with a crowbar
in fairness, he DID kill him. they just retconned it later to turn him into the red hood.
"Have the day you deserve" hits differently after you make her watch scary clowns.
Sounds more curse than blessing.
Actor references:
"They cast a Phoenix to play me" - Joacquin Phoenix in the movie Joker
"Jack Nicholson played you just fine" - Jack Nicholson was The Joker in the 80's Tim Burton movie
"Jared Leto came out..." - Jared Leto played the Joker in Suicide Squad and the HBO released of Justice League
"I go Mark Ham with ill zingers" - Mark Hamill (aka Luke Skywalker) is the most well known voice actor The Joker in animation and games
"No one is dying to play with Joker, except for Heath Ledger" - Heath Ledger was The Joker in The Dark Knight movie (and one of the best, imo)
"You couldn't even escape Cesar Romero's moustache" - Cesar Romera played the Joker in the 60's Batman TV series. He's also known for never shaving his moustache, so the clown make-up was painted over his moustache whenever he played the part
"So fast they call you Tim Scurry" - Tim Curry played Pennywise in a TV adaptation of "It"
"...I leave scars, guards at Arkham..." - Saying 'scars' and 'guards' after each other makes "Skarsgard". Bill Skargard played Pennywise in the most recent "It" movies.
There are so many ERB reaction channels out there that go into full depth about the meaning seeing a genuine reaction is far better even if things are missed :)
And King was on drugs back then
The 99 red balloons is a triple. The song 99 red balloons, 99 problems, and the story IT used red balloons too
Absolutely keep doing you! Some reactors like to research before reacting, some will do a quick google search mid-reaction to understand a reference, but we're all here to see your fabulous personality reacting to the things we enjoy, so keep doing it in the way that's genuinely you 😁
I appreciate that! Thank you!
Well, maybe she should do a little research, its not a lot of fun when a reactor knows absolutely zero about either character.
I'm all for that if she wants to do so.
I guess my point is that doing research can get really taxing, and if she wants to do it, then great! But the moment she's not enjoying it or feeling forced to do it, I'd feel bad about that.
@@ShotokanRed Im not saying she needs to be an expert on the subjects, just some general knowledge... just watching it with zero understanding of who they are and whats happening is boring, might as well just watch the original
great video
Stephen King wrote Shining, but that's a joke in Jack Nicholson playing Joker but also being the main villain in Shining.
Dance with the devil in the pale moonlight is a line of the Jokers from the 1989 movie Batman... played by Jack Nicolson.
FYI "I go like mark ham." =) The cartoon joker was voiced by Mark Hamill. AKA Luke Skywalker.
Basically the Phoenix reference was a reference to Joaquin Phoenix playing the joker in the joker movie. And when he said the part about the sewer troll who wrote between is Lyons in which the joker's States the reason he said it after he said it but I'm just going to go ahead and say he was talkin about Stephen King snorting coke LOL
7:18 Because listening to music doesn't usually require having forgone knowledge to understand references
You do what you feel is best. I've seen reactions like yours, and then I've seen reactions where people who don't know the material go educate themselves, then do the reaction and have a better time with it cause they understand the bars better.
The name Arkham was borrowed from Lovecraft, but to be fair, so was the entire concept of what Pennywise really is.
Organically is definitely the way to go and it's not about making a fool of yourself, especially since you know a lot more about it than even you realize most of the time. With that being said, this one was definitely not in your wheelhouse, but I know I've heard you say repeatedly that you don't like scary stuff and you still came through with an entertaining reaction. I've always thought that Joker won this one pretty handily, but I get most of the references. So I'm definitely looking forward to your next ERB and YOU have the day YOU deserve! 😊
Batman has been credited as "Created by Bob Kane" since the 1930s but it came out eventually that the writer he hired, Bill Finger, actually created the character. Bob Kane had an idea and made all the profits, but Bill Finger was the one who created the character, designed him, and created his background. This could have been a civil arrangement but Bob Kane spent his life taking all the royalties and all the credit, and Bill Finger (who was a much more accomplished but socially diminutive and isolated) went without credit for his whole life. Eventually the mainstream comics community built up enough pressure for DC to formally recognize Finger in print - somewhat recently in 2015... now the comics say "Created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger."
"99 red balloons" is a famous 80's song. The dance with the devil in the pale moonlight was a line from Jack Nicholson's Joker in the 1989 Michael Keaton Batman movie.
Yes
You are doing exactly what you’re supposed to with reaction videos. The idea is being INTRODUCED to it and get your true reaction lol.
You just keep doin’ you! Obviously, you must be doing something right! 😁
Well said! Thank you!
I prefer to watch you try and figure it out instead of researching it it's kind of half the fun and plus it drives the interaction if people filling you in on everything. It's kind of like a win-win for everyone
This one hits SO differently if you’re familiar with the source material.
When I watch battles with characters I don’t know about, I read a wiki page about them to better catch some bars and it helps a lot with the enjoyment of the battle. I think you should do a little research but how things are work well. I enjoy your reactions
Both movie versions of IT are split into two parts because the book is so long. Actually the reason I read the book in the first place was because I was on a budget and wanted to get the most possible pages per dollar.
When the Joker says “pg and a lot less 13” he refers to the book IT where the way they make a pact to come back if IT wasn’t dead was all of them had sex with Beverly at ages 13 or little younger.
Needless to say the inhaler from the first movie and the glass cut in the remake as the pact is a lot less creepy
Pretty sure The "99 red balloons" is double. "99 red balloons" is Nena English version of her song "99 luftballons", and you got the other one "99 problems"
"John Doe" as in what they call the body of a deceased man with nothing to ID him. "The Deadlights" is where all the souls of Pennywise' victims go. Also yes, Stephen King wrote IT and The Shining.
Socko: just don't burden me with the responsibility of educating you, it's extremely exhausting..😜
Beep beep is a reference to something Richie Tozer from It when the Losers think he’s going to far ragging on people.
I liked you making a fool of yourself :D But now I kinda wanna see some scary movie reactions out of you!! ;-)
Joker all day but closer then many comments lead one to believe.
only way for you to get everything is to read and watch every video about both characters ever on youtube
Stephen King is now quite open about his days as a cocaine addict. And he did write both "It" and "The Shining."
"The Joker" starring Joaquin Phoenix as the titular supervillain was a pretty tragic story. It was an origin, and let's just say that too much trauma in too short a time can turn a normal guy into a psychotic clown.
Batmnan -- and the Joker -- were created for the most part by a writer named Bill Finger. The artist, Bob Kane, managed to scam ownership of the character out from under Finger and for close to 100 years, all credit on Batman was "created by Bob Kane" without a hint that Bill Finger ever existed. Finally, after a long, long court battle, Athena Finger, Bill's grand-daughter won a court case and now, forevermore Bill Finger gets mentioned in the credits.
And yes, the climax of "It" includes a sex scene where a 13 year old girl runs a train with five similarly aged boys.
1:59 Awwwkwaaard! 😆
Sorry I’m a huge fan of horror movies, books, shows, and all of that good stuff! 😁
If you would like a full education on it I would recommend watching teacher Eddie react to this it's really incitfull
No
1 Actor that play joker also played shining man
Stay authentic don’t change.
Ronald McDonald vs Burger King is good too
Joaquin Phoenix played Joker In the 2019 Joker,Jared Leto played the Joker in the 2016 version of Suicide Squad Movie 🎥 and in that movie he did look like the rapper 6ix9ine,Jack Nicholson in the first Batman movie in 1989! When the Batman the tv series back in the 1960’’s! From Jan.12,1966 to March 14,968(120Episodes)! Well Cesar Romero played the Joker didn’t want to shave 🪒 off his mustache for the role so they put white makeup on his mustache and when Pennywise said that line that’s what he meant!
@Britt do you, there will be characters you know well, some you will learn alot thru ERB just like the rest of us :)
9:10 Yeah, it's like that...In the book, the main group of kids get lost in the sewers...and in order to gain the "Courage" to keep going, they all have sex...The scene never made it into any of the movies of course, and Stephen King himself said that he doesn't even remember writing it he was so high on coke...
pennywise isn't a troll, he's a alien that eats kids. From what I've been able to gather is that he eats kids so that he can lure them to his layer and they're the only ones that can perceive his existence and remain basically invisible and completely silent to adults. But if he started hunting and luring adults then they'd be able to perceive him. Don't worry for the longest time up to the remake I thought he was a demon.
"It" uses red balloons.... "99 Red Balloons" was a hit song in the 1980s... just cross referencing unrelated things.
Joker cut the bars that killed robbins family at the circus they performed at , so dropping bars was joker killing Robins family 😬😬
Joker also, you know, beat robin to death.
That was tony zucco.
To help you catch up here are some of the references.
Joaquin Phoenix played Joker in the Joker movie.
Stephen King wrote IT
Stephen King wrote The Shinning (the movie inspired by the book)
99 Red Ballons is a pop song from the 70s, 80s
Dance with the Devil in the Pale Moonlight (famous quote by Jack Nicholson Joker in Batmab 1989)
Stephen King had the kids after they defeated Pennywise, they needed to become adults so the girl had $e× with all the boys in the book. And yes they were underage.
It was made into 2 movies which made 300 million
The best ERBH ever
Pennywise is a elderly creature from space. IT takes different forms to scare people and feed on her fears but yes IT kills and eats people, mostly children and IT lost to a turtle, cause the turtle was (is dead) a very powerfull creature as well i think more or less a embodyment of life itself?
"Did Stephen King write IT"
Ah yes I hear it, the sound of thousands of people rushing to the comment section
Go in with what you know. No one gets all the references, and the folks who try just end up getting stuff wrong.
Phoenix line is for Joaquin Phoenix for the Joker movie.
Stephen King did Write "IT" and the "Shining" and Pennywise mentions a ton of other names at the end of his last turn that im pretty sure theyre all also Stephen King Books, and the part about Between the lines is because King did drugs while writing....which makes sense if you think about all the scary stuff hes come up with, oh and yes there was a a Gang Bang with too much "13" in it in the book, the kids are all terrified and trapped because their fear makes the Clown Stronger so theyd all die if they dont calm down, or something along those lines, so basically the only girl in the group let the all the boys take turns with her so they could calm down and make it out alive.....yeah King was probably on something when he wrote that.
It's possibly a good idea to do a quick review of the characters so that you have a basic frame if reference. But ERB puts in so many details and bits of trivia, legend, and lore, that it's impossible to catch everything.
This particular battle is filled with so many references because both characters have a long history in popular culture and different mediums.
I save this for last. The best of ERBs.
I would suggest taking a about 30 minutes and watching teacher Eddie's breakdown of this epic rap battle, he breaks it down completely
You gotta look up Jared Leto as Joker, that bar hits
YOU took me by surprise. It said, "Britt Reacts," and i didn't notice the two "tt"s, so was expecting a British accent. Then right away realized my mistake upon hearing "y'all." 😅
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Greate reaction❤...If you like this stuff, you should definitely react to the Merkins' parodies, they actually made me like horror movies...
It’s like that
I loge your raw authentic reaction. Yeah, this is definitely an ERB you have to have a bunch of knowledge on because this one had too many gems and hidden gems. I suggest come back to this one and react with a friend that has knowledge of both these characters.
You should also check out princess rap battles
Joker in the comics has the most kills. Pennywise is like a cosmic being but his arch nemesis is a turtle.
pennywise indeed won imo. to understand these references would require knowing the entire history of the Joker, not just movies but the comic books too. the ledger bar wins it for pennywise.
Steven King did all of the cocaine. History lesson over.
I don’t know if anyone has mentioned this yet but yes Stephen King would be on various substances while writing his horror books, I remember reading that at one point he got so high during the middle of one of his books that he finished the book not knowing what he wrote. Like he forgot ever writing the book to begin with. I’ll delete it if it’s wrong or if someone told you already. I just thought I would share the laughter cause I found this hilarious if true.
Omg!!!! 😮 my soull died a little and i lost all faith in humanity when you asked "Did Stephen King write IT?!?!" 😅 Girl i know u don't like horror and stuff....but u do live on Earth right?!?! 😮😅😂😂😂 ❤❤❤ 😂
You need to watch Thanos vs Dr Oppenheimer. That is probably the best. Especially they way portrayed Dr Oppenheimer.
wakeen phoenix plays The Joker in the movie Joker.... hence a phoenix.
perhaps do two series'. one authentic reaction, followed by a later "enlightened" reaction. That would also serve to satisfy everyone who leaves an explanation, letting them know that you now understand what you previously did not. also, its more content.
Yeah Stephen King wrote an underaged gangang scene in the IT book, but like previously mentioned, he did a ton of coke so I'm not super surprised that he wrote something like that.
The first screen adaptation of It was so long that it played on TV in five parts as a mini-series. The most recent one was split into two movies. So, yeah, Pennywise don't hurry.
If you ended up liking this, Brit than I recommend watching Pennywise facing off against a different opponent: Freddy Krueger in the video by Freshy Kanal. It's fast paced but they go at each other. Lol
This is probably the best one they have done, not my favorite that is (Thor vs Zeus). The shining thing is a reference to Jack Nicholson who was in the shining and played the Joker. Epic Lloyd is playing It and Peter is playing the Joker.
Stephen King hated the Shining Movie, Him and Kubrick had different visions. But I do love the Shining movie. And King wrote the Shining.
Just go through all the ERB from the beginning
I'm fine either way, but I think you would enjoy some of these rap battles more if you knew more of the references. The section at 8:56 if you read the book, IT does have that, it is alluded to in the movie and the tv movie.
the book also explains the context of why it happened... as the were leaving the sewers they were already forgetting IT and why they went down there, so they attempted to form a bond that couldn't be broken by sex, there were 7 of them, and beverly was the only female, they were all eleven or twelve in the book... she was also the one who had the idea and initiated it, the other characters were reluctant.
most breakdowns/reactions don't actually cover the context of the "gangbang" bar, even the ones who say they've read the book. in the original made for tv movie they each cut their hand and made a blood pact instead; for the same reason.
Let the comments tell you what you don’t know Britt 😊 it’s fun when you instantly get stuff but it’s just as fun when we have to explain bits to you :) if you always came in fully educated I don’t think it’d be as authentic a reaction xx
Steven King hated Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of The Shinning. So Jack Nicholson starred in the shining and also was the first joker in Tim Burton's Batman. So he is a shining man 😉
In the book theres only one chick they basiclly run a train on her to strengthen their friendship to beat pennywise and yes they all where around 13
Pennywise is based off a true serial killer. John wayne gacy.
Simply "watching" the movies wouldn't be enough research to catch it all. References about each of the characters were pulled from comics and books as well as movie and TV.
John doe, an unidentified man
Doe, a deer
A deer in the headlights freezes
Deadlights, the will o wisps, an optical illusion that according to old superstition leads you to your death/a portal to the afterlife.
Your a jhon doe in my dead lights
Jhon doe...DOE
Female deer .....doe in my deadlights
Deadlights ... IT uses lights to paralys kids
Deadlights ...headlights .....doe in my headlights
Double entendre
The only thing that they really missed touching base on in this rap is The Joker's massive body count, he has the largest death toll out of any DC villain, in fact, he has the largest death toll out of all the DC villains put together.
Tallied so far: 671+ ("+" stands for many unaccounted victims)
This also doesn't account for the DC universe in which Joker actually managed to kill Batman and then destroy the universe as a whole.
I suspect one of the biggest advantages you have going for you/your channel is that you manage to convey a mountain of authenticity. All of the people following you now are following you for your current style, and you’ve got pretty stock growth. No need to change it.
Your cousin’s channel already does the breakdown style and he manages to catch more than most other reactors. Particularly the really obscure stuff. I bet he’s popular on trivia night.
Plus tbh a lot of reaction channel fans seem to really really love to correct people, or to explain all the things they don’t know. Researching could actually be detrimental.