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Very professional. I don't generally care for non-narrative brickfilms, but this one was very well done. Good work.

I'm curious as to what you mean by this, 'cause I have no clue.

Technically it's a thing well before South Park. They just made fun of it recently https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZDK_LG9DuU

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When I read the title I at first thought this was a new Brickfilm by Woodrow Village.

The film itself is well-animated, though it's a rather odd topic to make a Brickfilm about.  Can't say I especially agree with the conclusions it draws, though; they're rather reductionist and make some pretty big generalisations.  I wasn't really aware that men being interested in lesbians was apparently so widespread that it merited this sort of discussion to begin with.

As ever with School of Life, who I've been following for a while now, it's an interesting topic with a well-thought-out argument. Regarding the brickfilm itself, it was kinda' perfect for this kind of piece. It had a bright and colourful but balanced palette, and the actual animation was so nuanced and characterful that rather than this being a narration with some accompanying, ease-in-ease-out visuals (which there are so many of on YouTube) it felt like a solid, organic piece.

Mixing yellow and flesh-tone minifigure parts is something not many people do. It worked too, since I didn't really 'notice' (as in, I didn't think anything of it) it until near the end. It sort of supports the bouncy colour palette.

I've got to ask: what minifigure does the head of the 'protagonist' come from? It's awesome, I need to Bricklink me one of those.

While Rockydude is right, and not all men share this fascination, it is widespread enough to raise a debate about. It's sort of become a stereotype that men are somehow excited by lesbians, and while the stereotype may not reflect even all that large a portion of men, the fact it's so widespread a stereotype just goes to show it's still a relevant topic. It's a debate I've actually had a few times before, namely in English Lit class a couple of years ago, but I feel collectively we've probably exhausted the main points of the debate.

And let's not forget how cogently one of those arguments was summarised by the brickfilm this thread is about that's one of the reasons I love School of Life, brickfilm or not, is because whether I agree with them or not, their arguments are always well reasoned and well thought out.

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