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- 0:00Feminine
- 0:01One of the fastest growing internet
- 0:03phenomenon with seemingly no origin
- 0:06point. Like yes, don't get me wrong. You
- 0:09can point to a lot of things that have
- 0:11influenced the popularity of them in
- 0:13recent times, mainly anime and video
- 0:16games. But, there has to be some kind of
- 0:19history, right? And that's what I,
- 0:21ZeonHacks, have sought to answer. So,
- 0:24today, with the help of an
- 0:26oh-so-underpaid professor, we'll be
- 0:29figuring out the origin points of where
- 0:32these baddies even came from.
- 0:34>> [clears throat]
- 0:35>> Slave, where are you? Good evening,
- 0:38Pookie Bear.
- 0:42Good evening, students, and welcome to
- 0:45Nigma University. I'm your professor, as
- 0:48always, your light skin professor,
- 0:49Professor Buss. And today, I'm joined by
- 0:53my lovely Twitch chat. Chat, say hello,
- 0:55chat. You guys ready? Oh, yeah,
- 0:57everybody said hello. Yeah, yeah.
- 0:58>> [screaming]
- 0:59>> Today, we are going over the history of
- 1:02femboys. There's a lot of people that do
- 1:04it, you know, give the lectures on the
- 1:06history of femboys, but
- 1:08none of them are Professor Buss. Now,
- 1:10before we learn about the history of
- 1:12femboys, we got to define what a femboy
- 1:14is, okay? Now, by definition, Pookies, a
- 1:17femboy is a man or a boy or a male
- 1:21presenting person that adopts feminine
- 1:24looking attributes, like appearance or
- 1:26[ __ ] aesthetics or mannerisms, whilst
- 1:30still being a boy, okay? Whilst still
- 1:33being a man, a male, whatever.
- 1:35[ __ ] [ __ ] Now, throughout history,
- 1:37things that were now considered feminine
- 1:39were often used or worn on men, okay?
- 1:43Check this [ __ ] out, chat. Look at our
- 1:45ancient forefathers. Look at these Look
- 1:47at these these these these masculine
- 1:49brilliant men. Now, taking a look at our
- 1:52ancient forefathers. Now, a lot of the
- 1:55things that they're wearing or the way
- 1:57they appear. Nowadays, these [ __ ] are
- 1:59gay as [ __ ] But, back then, like look,
- 2:01wearing high heels, [ __ ] frilly
- 2:04clothes, the powdered wigs, the makeup.
- 2:06[ __ ] that [ __ ] is gay as hell. But,
- 2:08back in the day, whatever a woman could
- 2:11do, a man would always do better. And
- 2:14they're better at looking gay, okay?
- 2:16That's But, see,
- 2:18I said all that to say this. Men
- 2:20dressing with more feminine presenting
- 2:22choices, even nowadays, okay? Even
- 2:25nowadays, what we would consider gay and
- 2:27feminine nowadays, these [ __ ] rocking
- 2:29cuz that This was a swag, bro. This was
- 2:31a swag back then, bro. What is What is
- 2:34my student saying? Gay as hell, but the
- 2:36fit is fine as hell. Okay. Now it's time
- 2:39to talk about the real ass [ __ ]
- 2:40sauce, bro. The real ass [ __ ] sauce.
- 2:43Yeah. Yeah.
- 2:44>> [screaming]
- 2:44>> Yeah. Yeah.
- 2:45Yeah. In ancient Greek times, feminine
- 2:49looking men were low-key the meta. They
- 2:52were the wave. See, the beauty standards
- 2:54now are men should be jacked and hot and
- 2:58chiseled and mod, okay? And women, I
- 3:01didn't research women, I'mma be honest.
- 3:02Back then, the beauty standard was soft
- 3:05and youthful physiques were the wave,
- 3:08chat. Not having a beard, being
- 3:10beardless, being slim, slender. Look at
- 3:13this femboy. Look at this Greek boy.
- 3:17Guys, are you guys hungry like Are you
- 3:19guys hungry like me? Do you know what's
- 3:20your favorite color of thigh highs?
- 3:22Black. So, yeah, back in the day in
- 3:25ancient Greece, the meta was to be a
- 3:27slim beardless man with a soft and
- 3:30youthful appearance. That was the beauty
- 3:32standard. I'm grabbing a swig of water.
- 3:34Actually, perfect time. Get this [ __ ]
- 3:36femboy off my screen. Chat, GamerSupps
- 3:39sponsors me cuz I'm gay and black, guys.
- 3:42Use code down bad at GamerSupps. Get
- 3:44yourself some good. Use my code down
- 3:47Guys, I'm [ __ ] broke. Please, I need
- 3:50this, bro. I need this. You think I get
- 3:52I get paid less than a teacher's [ __ ]
- 3:53wage, dude. I I don't make [ __ ] I don't
- 3:56get disability, bro. I'm getting
- 3:57[ __ ] I meant to do this meme
- 3:59earlier, but this is how the Greek
- 4:01[ __ ] were moving, okay? If you had a
- 4:04beard, you were not attractive, okay?
- 4:07They wanted the slim thick femboys.
- 4:09That's why that meme where Kratos is
- 4:11cracking
- 4:12um Pit, they were Greek and Pit is a is
- 4:15a young slender feminine looking boy.
- 4:18That's That's what the metal was back
- 4:20then. Now, there was this thing that it
- 4:23was even though it happened, it was
- 4:25still highly controversial. There's this
- 4:27thing that the Greeks would do called
- 4:31paider-
- 4:32uh astry, okay? Or like maybe there's no
- 4:35r. Is there no r? Okay, there's no r.
- 4:37But, paide- astry paider- astry, I'll
- 4:40probably put like Siri or some [ __ ]
- 4:41saying that in the video. Where Greek
- 4:45individuals, often older men, would have
- 4:49mentor in quotation marks mentor
- 4:51relationships with younger teenage boys,
- 4:54youthful boys. Now, did the
- 4:56relationships often become sexual? Yes,
- 4:59but this is another one of the earliest
- 5:01examples that we have to Greek [ __ ]
- 5:04cracking femboys. Now, this was a highly
- 5:07frowned upon system. It wasn't widely
- 5:09accepted by the Greeks, but they were in
- 5:12fact cracking young feminine looking
- 5:14boys. That And like it was disguised as
- 5:16mentorship, but they were going to
- 5:18That's why I would put I'm going to put
- 5:20the meme up on the screen now
- 5:22uh of one of like the more popular ones
- 5:24that people think of when they think of
- 5:25Greek femboys. But yeah, that stuff was
- 5:27actually happening. They were cracking
- 5:29young feminine boys. Now, what is Chad
- 5:31saying? So, modern politicians? Yeah.
- 5:34Now, the Romans were somewhat similar,
- 5:37but they did it kind of different, okay?
- 5:39The Romans, they didn't care about all
- 5:42that, the feminine looks and the
- 5:44aesthetics. The Romans cared more about
- 5:46status and power
- 5:47>> [music]
- 5:47>> more than gender, okay? And ideally,
- 5:51those that were Roman born, they were
- 5:53born in Rome or to a Roman bloodline,
- 5:56they were often the dominant tops, okay?
- 5:58They were the tops in these feminine boy
- 6:00scenarios. Now, it wasn't limited to
- 6:04them cracking other Romans cuz see it's
- 6:05like if you were a Roman man and then
- 6:08there was a Roman [ __ ] femboy, okay?
- 6:10You're not cracking the Roman femboy
- 6:12because you guys would be on the same
- 6:14level of status. Unless they he was in
- 6:16like the military or something like
- 6:17that. Typically, it would be men or boys
- 6:20of lower status or enslaved men or boys,
- 6:24okay? These were the guys that were
- 6:25getting cracked and being and and being
- 6:27uh feminized, okay? So, the Romans were
- 6:30like, "Woah, woah, like they can look
- 6:33feminine, but if they ain't got my
- 6:35emotion, [ __ ]
- 6:38Y'all getting Y'all picking up what I'm
- 6:39putting down? Y'all picking up what I'm
- 6:40putting down? The Japanese were doing
- 6:43the same kind of thing except it had the
- 6:46word was called uh
- 6:49wakashudo, okay?
- 6:50>> Oh my goodness. Shino-hasama, you are so
- 6:53intimate and kawaii. Uh thank you, thank
- 6:55you. I am very Japanese.
- 6:57>> Yeah, that [ __ ] was called a wakashudo
- 7:00and they would pretty much dress young
- 7:02boys up as women and the the higher rank
- 7:06officials were cracking the feminine
- 7:08boys, okay? So, historically speaking,
- 7:11there's been a lot of instances of men
- 7:14cracking feminine boys, okay? All right,
- 7:17guys. Now that we've covered the
- 7:19different groups and the different
- 7:20people that were in fact cracking
- 7:23femboys or cracking feminine boys
- 7:25throughout history, giving you multiple
- 7:27examples, now it's time to talk about
- 7:29another instance where feminine men or
- 7:32men that dressed as women were in the
- 7:34forefront of, I guess, entertainment,
- 7:36maybe? I don't I don't know. During
- 7:38Shakespearean times, now Now, Japanese
- 7:40also did this, but they called it,
- 7:42"Guys, I'm educating the [ __ ] out of
- 7:44you.
- 7:45Guys, I'm such a great professor." Their
- 7:47Their [ __ ] was called Kabuki, okay?
- 7:50Kabuki Kabupi. Basically, these were the
- 7:53times of Shakespearean and Japanese
- 7:56theater, okay? Theater plays. Now,
- 7:58during these theater plays, women were
- 8:01not allowed. No [ __ ] foids were
- 8:05allowed to play in these theaters cuz it
- 8:07was a male-dominated thing. Now, because
- 8:09there were no women allowed to perform,
- 8:12yet they had women characters. Who was
- 8:15going to be the girls in these plays?
- 8:17Men! Boys! Like this [ __ ] right here.
- 8:21Look at the Look at the foids. Chiseled
- 8:23[ __ ] jawline. That's not a woman.
- 8:25That's a realized man performing on an
- 8:28artistic level, okay? So, yeah, since
- 8:30women weren't allowed, men pretty much
- 8:32had to play every single role. This was
- 8:34less related to femboys in a sense. I
- 8:37felt the need to mention it since it was
- 8:38a more recent time where men would dress
- 8:40feminine, but this was strictly
- 8:42artistic. Now, maybe some of them were
- 8:45putting on the girl clothes and getting
- 8:46cracked in the download. But, on stage
- 8:49and what they were doing, they were
- 8:51doing this simply for artistic
- 8:53expression, okay? Now that we've talked
- 8:55about the performing arts, we've made it
- 8:57all the way back to modern day, okay?
- 9:00The modern femboy. Look at this lustful
- 9:04feminine appearance, okay? There's your
- 9:06[ __ ] eye candy to get you through the
- 9:08rest of the lecture, okay? Ooh, [ __ ]
- 9:11Yeah, you guys are geeking right now.
- 9:12You [ __ ] are geeking. Why are you
- 9:13calling the femboy mommy? Okay? Now, to
- 9:17get the point across, okay? There have
- 9:20always been examples of feminine men
- 9:22throughout history. Either men
- 9:24cross-dressing or men acting more
- 9:26feminine or presenting more feminine or
- 9:28wearing women's clothing. They've pretty
- 9:30much been around for all of history, but
- 9:33now it's time to talk about the modern
- 9:34days. Now, see, femboys, you know, Zeno
- 9:37is feminine enough. What the [ __ ] is
- 9:39wrong with you [ __ ] bro? Stop
- 9:40feminizing your teacher, bro. This isn't
- 9:43[ __ ] Persona. I'm not going to groom
- 9:44you. Now, femboys and feminine
- 9:47presenting boys have gotten more popular
- 9:50due to internet and anime culture. It's
- 9:52It's a given fact. Like, look at bro is
- 9:54wearing the the My Hero Academia UA
- 9:56outfit, okay? We would be lying to
- 9:58ourselves if we said that anime didn't
- 10:01have an influence on creating and
- 10:03mass-producing femboys. Now, whether you
- 10:06believe femboys are gay or not is a
- 10:08topic for another video. However, comma,
- 10:11your lovely professor has done a video
- 10:14talking about the gayness of femboys and
- 10:17futas and all that to help educate you
- 10:20when it comes to your gooning expertise.
- 10:22Now, there's one last thing I want to
- 10:24talk about because there's a lot of
- 10:26misconceptions and I don't want to send
- 10:28you out into the world where you could
- 10:30get slung
- 10:33for making the wrong judgments, okay?
- 10:36So, femboys are men that rock feminine
- 10:40presenting clothing or
- 10:43uh [ __ ] attributes, [ __ ] like that.
- 10:44That's what femboys are. Now, it's kind
- 10:46of been misconstrued. I feel like we've
- 10:48lost the plot because now [ __ ] tran-
- 10:51like trans men will call themselves
- 10:53femboys or [ __ ] women cos playing as
- 10:56femboys will call themselves femboys.
- 10:58It's It's kind of a [ __ ] slippery
- 11:00slope. I'mma be honest, the latter two
- 11:02are [ __ ] stolen valor, okay? Bit- Bad
- 11:05[ __ ] have always been popular in
- 11:06media and then men started dressing
- 11:08feminine and started getting motion and
- 11:10then women had to take a chunk of that
- 11:12[ __ ] pie. Crossdressers are are
- 11:15usually are usually men or go with the
- 11:18gender they are or the sex they're
- 11:20assigned at birth, but they pretty much
- 11:22wear clothes that aren't their assigned
- 11:24ones, okay? Trans women are men that
- 11:29have transitioned into being women,
- 11:31okay? That's That's literally all it
- 11:33[ __ ] is, okay? And they usually have
- 11:35women pronouns, she/her pronouns, they
- 11:37they present themselves as women, blah
- 11:39blah blah. They're pretty much just
- 11:40women, okay? Drag queens can literally
- 11:43be any gender or sex under the sun. They
- 11:47their whole stick is more so
- 11:48performance-based, like dressing
- 11:50feminine is a performance for them. Kind
- 11:52of like the [ __ ] kabuki or whatever
- 11:54that [ __ ] was called with uh the
- 11:56Japanese one. Now, that is the end of
- 12:00today's lecture. I hope today you
- 12:02learned something. I hope you took
- 12:03notes, and I hope this was an ele-
- 12:05[ __ ] If you learned something in this
- 12:07lecture, leave a like, leave a follow,
- 12:10leave a gifted sub, leave a Patreon. I'm
- 12:13[ __ ] you. Use my code down bad at
- 12:15GamerSupps.
- 12:17And I will be passing the mic back to
- 12:20Zeno at the PC.
- 12:22>> And there you have it, pookies. Another
- 12:25successful educational lecture. If you
- 12:28learned something and feel like you
- 12:30didn't just waste 12 minutes of your
- 12:32life, consider dropping me a like and a
- 12:34sub. It would mean a lot. Also, go
- 12:36follow me on Twitch if you want to see
- 12:38these lectures live. We're really close
- 12:40to hitting Twitch partner, so that would
- 12:42be dope. That's all for today, though,
- 12:44students. Bye-bye.
- 12:47>> I'll make
- 12:49you say
- 12:52how proud
- 12:54>> [screaming]
- 12:55>> you are of me. So, stay
- 13:01away.
- 13:03Just
- 13:04>> [screaming]
- 13:06>> enough to say my way.
- 13:18>> You should follow Zeno now.
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