Dear
Mr.
Higa,
I'm
writing this letter because I want to express my complains about your
video “Guys
vs. Girls: Relationships” and
what could you do to improve both women and men in your video (I'm
going to focus on women thou, but it can be applied to men as well).
For this purpose, first,
I'm going to explain my
complains and afterwards what would I change and why.
As a starting
point I have to admit that, since you are a comical producer, this
video fulfil its purpose, it is fun. But that is not enough to
qualify your product as a good representation of women (and men) or
to say that since it's a comical video it's not made to represent
reality. Both ideas are not enough because every person can see those
videos, as a consequence of that you can make people, who are not
aware of the real way that women (and men) act and behave in those
real situations, believe that that is the way women (and men) behave.
For
the reasons shown above I want to express my dissatisfaction with
your video. It is not possible that a
famous media creator in YouTube with 14,614,723
subscribers
(by the 18 of June, 2015) show stereotypes with out a problem. We
have to remember that YouTube is a place where anyone with an
internet connection can access your videos, because of that we, as
users or content creators,
have to be aware and conscious of not showing and presenting
stereotypes and wrong ideas.
I
believe that we, being part of a
globalize
society, need and have to improve the generalize vision of society in
any aspects (for example, cultural, religious, gender, among other),
we are not
having relationships between
persons of our own country, cultural and religious background.
We are having relationships with all the world, theglobalization
make
us the need to forget stereotypes, it make us the need of knowing the
truth, the real way things are.
With
that said I want to express my solution to the problem. The solution
that I think is the correct one is to show the stereotype version and
the real version, the title would be something like “Guys
vs. Girls: Relationships Believe vs. Reality”. I believe that is
the correct way to present this
theme
because the problem in
your video
was to only
show
the stereotype idea
of how women and men act in a relationship,
with showing the real
way of acting
we eliminate the problem and make awareness and
consciousness of the stereotype and wrong believes, and if we are
aware and conscious of the problem we can change it to be accurate as
possible.
Finally, I would
like to thank you for leaving a piece of your time into reading this
letter and I would like to ask you if you can change the way you are
presenting stereotype, I think is a very important task all of us
have to do. Nevertheless, I hope you continue working in your videos
since they are very funny.
Yours sincerely,
Sebastián
Bustos
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