Top 10 Stereotyped Characters in Teen Movies
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Date: 2023-11-20
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Batgirl
How ON EARTH is Heathers not ANYWHERE on here?
Heather Chandler totally trumps Regina as a queen bee, since she was STILL a queen bee AFTER she died. Kurt and Ram are a combination of bully characters and dumb/mean jocks. Martha would is a great example of a misfit kid, and, in my opinion at least, JD is the BEST example of a rebel character.
Sooo. how on earth is it not on here?
Edit: NVM, it's at he very end, but I still think it should be a whole lot more prevalent in the video, since so many characters fit into so many categories.
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How ON EARTH is Heathers not ANYWHERE on here?
Heather Chandler totally trumps Regina as a queen bee, since she was STILL a queen bee AFTER she died. Kurt and Ram are a combination of bully characters and dumb/mean jocks. Martha would is a great example of a misfit kid, and, in my opinion at least, JD is the BEST example of a rebel character.
Sooo. how on earth is it not on here?
Edit: NVM, it's at he very end, but I still think it should be a whole lot more prevalent in the video, since so many characters fit into so many categories.
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TheaterRaven
Oh, man, the drama kid. Yep, that was me in high school. I was a total drama nerd and damn proud of it. Some of my fondest high school memories are from drama class and the shows we did. Great times.
Also, I'm surprised the list didn't include the fake average girl, the one who's supposed to represent every teenage girl, the one who's supposed to be average in terms of looks but is still perfectly pretty even by conventional standards, the one who's supposed to be the shy wallflower no boy will ever notice. .. until she gets a makeover.
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Oh, man, the drama kid. Yep, that was me in high school. I was a total drama nerd and damn proud of it. Some of my fondest high school memories are from drama class and the shows we did. Great times.
Also, I'm surprised the list didn't include the fake average girl, the one who's supposed to represent every teenage girl, the one who's supposed to be average in terms of looks but is still perfectly pretty even by conventional standards, the one who's supposed to be the shy wallflower no boy will ever notice. .. until she gets a makeover.
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hhhhh
I m considered the grand queen bee. Its not like real life. I dont get why they say all popular girls are mean, or something. Im against bullying. I feel like the main reason Im considered one is because I fight bullies, I participate in class alot. Like Im the dance and cheerleading captain. Oh and the whole mean girl cheerleading thing is also so weird. Im just a girl who likes to dance, and cheer haha! Anyway, I always try to study oh and Im gladly not perfect!
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I m considered the grand queen bee. Its not like real life. I dont get why they say all popular girls are mean, or something. Im against bullying. I feel like the main reason Im considered one is because I fight bullies, I participate in class alot. Like Im the dance and cheerleading captain. Oh and the whole mean girl cheerleading thing is also so weird. Im just a girl who likes to dance, and cheer haha! Anyway, I always try to study oh and Im gladly not perfect!
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Зоя
Heathers breaks SO MUCH streryotipes, I love it.
1. The people on the top don't have problems.
2. The bad people on the top are Just misunderstood
3. The gril protagonist needs a boyfriend (talking about the movies at the time)
4. There is a good reason/need of the social lader.
5. Veronica in the start, even if concerned about that, still follows the rules and is not very high moraly ahead of the Heathers.
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Heathers breaks SO MUCH streryotipes, I love it.
1. The people on the top don't have problems.
2. The bad people on the top are Just misunderstood
3. The gril protagonist needs a boyfriend (talking about the movies at the time)
4. There is a good reason/need of the social lader.
5. Veronica in the start, even if concerned about that, still follows the rules and is not very high moraly ahead of the Heathers.
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Abby
Also the New Kid. They either: a)Moved from all the way across the county, state, country, or world, and have no idea what the school is about and usually make a fool of themselves on the first day
b) Have some sort of super power that they're new to and they have no idea what the superhuman world is like, or
c) they aren't new, but no one knows who they are until they make a huge social leap.
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Also the New Kid. They either: a)Moved from all the way across the county, state, country, or world, and have no idea what the school is about and usually make a fool of themselves on the first day
b) Have some sort of super power that they're new to and they have no idea what the superhuman world is like, or
c) they aren't new, but no one knows who they are until they make a huge social leap.
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Trish
In my school the popular kids are not the richest, the prettiest or handsome, nor the cheerleaders and jocks, the popular ones are the ones that always get a honor roll and have the best grades of the rest of students, and everyone is willing to be just like them. _.
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In my school the popular kids are not the richest, the prettiest or handsome, nor the cheerleaders and jocks, the popular ones are the ones that always get a honor roll and have the best grades of the rest of students, and everyone is willing to be just like them. _.
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Ube
There are The Non-Clique Students
We have The Nerds
And They are The Preps
Now over here we have The Greasers
And over here we have the Bullies
They causing a lot of trouble
And Last but not least is The Jocks
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There are The Non-Clique Students
We have The Nerds
And They are The Preps
Now over here we have The Greasers
And over here we have the Bullies
They causing a lot of trouble
And Last but not least is The Jocks
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Marsha
The blonde girl in teen movies are sometimes portrayed as dumb, easy, popular and not nice while dark haired girl (white ones) is usually smart, wears glasses, can be popular, likes art and teacher's pets.
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The blonde girl in teen movies are sometimes portrayed as dumb, easy, popular and not nice while dark haired girl (white ones) is usually smart, wears glasses, can be popular, likes art and teacher's pets.
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alex
what about the overachiever: the student who is perfect in everything like academics, activities, and life and will do whatever it takes to stay on the top (one example is paris geller from gilmore girls)
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what about the overachiever: the student who is perfect in everything like academics, activities, and life and will do whatever it takes to stay on the top (one example is paris geller from gilmore girls)
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Bethany
10: The Band Geek
9: The Bully
8: The Girl Next Door
7: The Misfit/Outcast
6: The Class Clown
5: The Rebel
4: The Cheerleader
3: The Geek/Nerd
2: The Jock
1: The Queen Bee
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10: The Band Geek
9: The Bully
8: The Girl Next Door
7: The Misfit/Outcast
6: The Class Clown
5: The Rebel
4: The Cheerleader
3: The Geek/Nerd
2: The Jock
1: The Queen Bee
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Marsha
Every teen movie have a cool boy or girl who is popular or not, smart or not they seem to rise above the social groups in high school, the wannabes who doesn't seems to be a part of any social group.
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Every teen movie have a cool boy or girl who is popular or not, smart or not they seem to rise above the social groups in high school, the wannabes who doesn't seems to be a part of any social group.
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Zazzie
I was a little bit sad that The Cronies/Sidekicks didn't get past the list. I was really expecting Karen Smith (Mean Girls 2004) saying, On Wednesdays we wear pink. LOL
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I was a little bit sad that The Cronies/Sidekicks didn't get past the list. I was really expecting Karen Smith (Mean Girls 2004) saying, On Wednesdays we wear pink. LOL
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RedRoseSeptember22
Ever since I went to school and even nowadays, the current thing is teen pregnancies. one girl I knew had a baby in 7th grade at only 13 years old. TT
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Ever since I went to school and even nowadays, the current thing is teen pregnancies. one girl I knew had a baby in 7th grade at only 13 years old. TT
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alex
The school shooter. Alluded to in the breakfast club then portrayed for the first time in Buffy the vampire slayer and finally bursting out in real life in 1999.
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The school shooter. Alluded to in the breakfast club then portrayed for the first time in Buffy the vampire slayer and finally bursting out in real life in 1999.
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fanjoy
The protagonist with no personality of their own, basically a hipster since they base their identity on what they're not instead of who they are
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The protagonist with no personality of their own, basically a hipster since they base their identity on what they're not instead of who they are
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Melissa
Was anyone waiting for Heathers to show up on here? That movie has so many stereotypes, including the popular girls, rebels, outcasts and jocks.
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Was anyone waiting for Heathers to show up on here? That movie has so many stereotypes, including the popular girls, rebels, outcasts and jocks.
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Kimi
#7 But isn't that realistic? I was one of those in high school, though I didn't complain about it or try any zany schemes to become popular.
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#7 But isn't that realistic? I was one of those in high school, though I didn't complain about it or try any zany schemes to become popular.
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Pessimistic_Sith
Wheres the kid nobody pays attention to, and always forgets about, who the majority of the school doesn't even know exist
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Wheres the kid nobody pays attention to, and always forgets about, who the majority of the school doesn't even know exist
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Jiya
Mary Jane in the Tobey Maguire Spider Man only loves Peter Parker as she finds out he is Spiderman and that she knows that he is cool
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Mary Jane in the Tobey Maguire Spider Man only loves Peter Parker as she finds out he is Spiderman and that she knows that he is cool
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fanjoy
Not to be nit-picky, but these examples would more accurately fall under archetypes instead of stereotypes, don't you think?
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Not to be nit-picky, but these examples would more accurately fall under archetypes instead of stereotypes, don't you think?
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Rachel
Chanel Oberlin is more of a queen bee than Regina George. But then again. Regina has redeemable qualities unlike Chanel
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Chanel Oberlin is more of a queen bee than Regina George. But then again. Regina has redeemable qualities unlike Chanel
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kimmie
Ironic that there are more negative stereotypes for teenage boys than teenage girls.
And yet somehow Im oppressed.
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Ironic that there are more negative stereotypes for teenage boys than teenage girls.
And yet somehow Im oppressed.
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Laura
Wheres the -
Religious, rich kid?
And Gay best friend?
Or exe they never get over or
The stoner goth?
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Wheres the -
Religious, rich kid?
And Gay best friend?
Or exe they never get over or
The stoner goth?
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Kerrigan
And there's me in a high school movie
I'M THE WEEB there's no weeb in high school movie but I'm the first
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And there's me in a high school movie
I'M THE WEEB there's no weeb in high school movie but I'm the first
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