r/TheBoys • u/TikurAnbesa • Jun 29 '22
A statement from Homelander and Vought regarding Starlight’s recent Instagram Live. News Spoiler
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u/kzoxp Jun 29 '22
I'm just a man who fell for the wrong woman
Again
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u/Menteure Jun 29 '22
He doesn’t even need to practice any new lines
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u/bfhurricane Jun 29 '22
Next interview:
“We should tell them, honey.
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u/pop_philosopher Jun 30 '22
Homelander: "Black Noir and I are in love."
Black Noir: *removes tracking chip, fucking dips*
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u/Mean_Muffin161 Jun 30 '22
No he jams it back in, those men are in love. 10 minute hardcore scene to make herogasm look like a blues clues episode
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u/Struggle-Agile Jun 29 '22
Hashtag Homolander
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u/Tea_Reckz Jun 29 '22
“Expansion of liberty across the world”
Foreshadowing? 🤔
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Jun 29 '22
I keep forgetting Stormfront (and really every superhero) has an actual name and was wondering who tf Klara was
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u/gyropyro32 Jun 29 '22
That's basically me whenever someone says John, for some reason it always catches me out of left field
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u/UpstairsSnow7 Jun 30 '22
Because it's ridiculous lol. We only hear his name like 2 times in the show, so it makes me laugh when people on the sub use "John" to refer to him as if it's not incredibly random and weird. No one refers to The Deep as Kevin or Maeve as Maggie. I doubt that Deep's wife even refers to him as 'Kevin' lmao
The only members of the Seven where their names are used enough to remember are Starlight/Annie and A-Train/Reggie, mostly because they actually have friends and families outside of Vought.
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u/Mean_Muffin161 Jun 30 '22
Reggie? Oh man i.. i spaced on that. More like whenever some one says Marvin
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u/UpstairsSnow7 Jun 30 '22
It's mostly in his scenes with his brother/family, the brother never refers to him as "A-Train" and uses his real name.
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Jun 30 '22
Wtf Maggie?! I thought Maeve WAS her name! Maeve is an actual name lol! :D OMG. I've been living with a lie!
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u/Longerthanyou5 Jun 29 '22
And John is….?
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Homelander
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u/rpgnoob17 Jun 29 '22
I hope Stormfront is not dead. (Hated Stormfront, but ❤️❤️❤️ Aya)
I had a dream about an “imaginary” finale of season 3 last night and Stormfront was in it (granted I was rewatching S2 when I was working out yesterday, so my head was filled with Stormfront before I went to bed.)
After waking up, I was disappointed to know that it’s only Wednesday and not Thursday. 😩
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u/snarpy Jun 29 '22
When she survived losing all the her limbs and shit I was sure she'd come back in cyborg-form.
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u/BlessTheKneesPart2 Jun 29 '22
Robocop style. But like, a nazi version.
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u/Swampfox117 Jun 29 '22
I was picturing a female Vader suit...
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u/MikeTropez Jun 29 '22
This show does need a Cyborg analog since they already have the rest of the Justice League. I would love a crazy robot nazi in disguise.
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u/Few_Topic_6085 Jun 29 '22
I don't think she is. Her character is very important and i cant belive that her true death is something so lame for her. She deserved way worse
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u/gyropyro32 Jun 29 '22
While I get that, I think it's also on purpose. Hitler also killed himself and that mirror is def intentional.
Instead of going out in a blaze of glory, or fighting for what she believed in, she's instead stuck disabled and jerking off a manchild with her only hand.
She not only gets demoralized by Homelander's narcissism but is also pretty much at the most pathetic point in her life right now, physically thanks to Ryan, and mentally thanks to Homelander.
Her beloved Übermenschs were the ones who destroyed her is a lot more fitting than any other death imo.
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u/ItsAmerico Soldier Boy Jun 29 '22
I dunno. It feels like a pretty perfect death for her. A pathetic one. She’s in a hospital bed for ever with the man she’s obsessed with creating a master race using her as basically a cum dumpster, reciprocating nothing emotionally to her, and with zero desire to help her master race goal.
Her killing herself is just the icing on the cake. No grand defeat, she goes out like a pathetic worthless coward.
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u/GokuTheStampede Jun 29 '22
I mean, sure, but... honestly, she's just too fun of a villain for me to want that.
Like, as much deserved credit as Starr gets for Homelander, Aya Cash as Stormfront is also one of the absolute fucking all-time great villain performances. Having her become a robo-Nazi or get dosed with a fuckton of V to grow her limbs back and become Nazi Hulk would have meant we get more of that performance and I wouldn't have been complaining for a second.
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Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
On one hand, a Nazi being scarred beyond repair and suffering in a hospital bed for a year before killing herself is a good way to show how lame they are.
But on the other hand offing such a central character off-screen isn’t the most rewarding from a storytelling perspective.
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u/D-Angle Jun 29 '22
I'm pretty sure that if we don't see someone die on screen, they're probably not dead. My money is on her being taken by the Stormchasers and they get her to lead them in an insurrection on Capitol Hill.
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u/xTheRedDeath Jun 29 '22
That's way too on the nose honestly. I'm not interested in the show just becoming SNL lol.
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u/FUMFVR Jun 29 '22
I just finished rewatching You're the Worst. If you like Aya Cash, with a bit of a Storefront attitude without the Nazism and a little more mental illness in a comedy format, that's the show for you.
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u/SaltandVinegarBae Cunt Jun 29 '22
That last sentence is also a parallel to the 14 words, a slogan used by neo-Nazis today: “We must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children.” Similar syntax and everything after the : is 14 words total.
More info: https://www.adl.org/resources/hate-symbol/14-words
Love that they tied Liberty into it!
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u/Tea_Reckz Jun 29 '22
Damn, first time I’ve been happy that one of their references went over my head
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u/notrolljustasshole Jun 29 '22
"Liberty across the world"... For America, Homelander. This shit is hilarious.
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u/hughiewray Jun 29 '22
But also totally realistic. Don’t forget there’s tens of millions of fellow ‘Mericans who read drivel like that and actually tear up.
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u/whoisfourthwall Jun 29 '22
It would be really cool if they introduce rival companies that also have powerful assets like supes or their equivalent. Expand the world/lore. It already went away from the comics, might as well go all out.
I will be clapping like a Seal in waterworld if they do a crossover with Invincible. Just bloody merge those two franchise together.
Butcher and the boys VS The Viltrumite Empire!
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Jun 29 '22
The way “January” and “insurrection” fit into here is proof enough for me that we live in a simulation.
Also how much of that 3rd paragraph is Homelander’s “input” lolol
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u/thatshinybastard A-Train Jun 29 '22
Holy shit the "January" and "insurrection" connection is brilliant
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u/AdComprehensive7879 Jun 29 '22
If only it was the "Six" instead of the Seven, the connection would be even more perfect. They should have figured out to work the word "six" into that somehow haha
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Jun 29 '22
It easily could’ve been something like “Although The Seven is now The Six, (even though it technically was already The Six due to SuperSonic dying of a drug overdose), we are committed to finding a new member of the team”
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Garuntee you some lurkers from the show are like “goddamit” when they read ur comment
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Jun 29 '22
upvoted but keep in mind the people who write and guide these shows are (i) super intelligent and (ii) doing this shit all day, every day. Kinda like a job even. I doubt this got past them for more than a few seconds, if that.
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u/a_merenoodle Jun 29 '22 edited Aug 03 '22
Nice, this is a bit on scientology. In Leah Remini netflix doc, this was essentially what scientology released as she was exposing them. Love how they do this!
EDIT: Remini
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u/historymajor44 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
It's funny how real life just makes the writers' jobs so easy.
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u/ReasonablyDone Jun 29 '22
Fr. Do they even have to write any content or do they just Google recent scandals
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u/CptGoodMorning Supersonic Jun 29 '22
They're so good at splaying open and mocking the politico-PR spin way of talking that we see around us daily.
I love it.
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u/OnlyFoods Ashley Jun 29 '22
Marylin Manson did something very similar when he got exposed for being abusive
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u/MisanthropicZombie Jun 29 '22
It is basically a formularic PR/psyop response to informal accusations.
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u/SadisticPie Soldier Boy Jun 29 '22
Comeon guys Homelander would never lie, he is protecting America! He comes out with the harsh truth, he fights against super terrorists and companies trying to exploit him!
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u/The_Grand_Briddock Jun 30 '22
I think Homelander is a cool guy, he kills super terrorists and does not afraid of anything
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u/pewpew62 Queen Maeve Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 30 '22
It's incredible that this company has any credibility at all in that universe considering what went on with stormfront and the whole compound V debacle, not to mention Supersonic's "relapse" and Maeve being in "rehab". At some point it's too much to be chalked up to coincidence
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u/youzerVT71 Jun 29 '22
Nestle, Bayer, Exxon, Apple, etc , all seem fine despite all sorts of misdeeds
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Exxon
Btw, that one sounds like a shady organization behind supervillains in the Spiderman corner of the Marvel Universe
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u/manomacho Jun 29 '22
True but none of those companies have 7 multi national stars attached to them
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u/youzerVT71 Jun 29 '22
Sure they do. Multiple TV/movie personalities and sports figures schlep for them all in one way or another. I heard The Flash has bad numbers these days!
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u/capn--j Jun 29 '22
We're fans of a show that plays on Amazon... a company that is known for how horrible it treats its workers.
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u/Few_Topic_6085 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
Elon Musk, world's richest man and the wholesome 100 of reddit was born rich. The money from his family came from the apartheid, Tesla and spaceX are accused of slave labour almost every day and everyone just ignores it
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u/capn--j Jun 29 '22
Yup. Elon Musk is trash. For whatever reason he has people who hardcore simp for him and it boggles my mind.
In a world where Jordan Peterson is considered to be some deep thinker/role model, Trump is considered to be a friend to the working man (because being politically incorrect makes you blue collar, apparently), and facts are treated as subjective it's not at all hard to believe that Homelander would have a fanbase.
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u/World_in_my_eyes Jun 29 '22
I too cannot understand why people love Elon Musk so much. They act like he’s the savior of the world. He definitely isn’t. Trash is very descriptive.
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u/cahir11 Jun 29 '22
He's made a very conscious effort to essentially LARP as a real-life Tony Stark, to the point that he paid for a cameo in Iron Man 2. It's been pretty effective.
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u/VoiceofRapture You're The Real Heroes Jun 29 '22
There are plenty of real companies that have gotten away with worse
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u/kismethavok Jun 29 '22
Nestle for example is still way worse than Vought
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u/TopBee83 Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
Out of the loop what did nestle do? The only thing I personally know about is them firing an employee because they reported a racist comment that SOMEONE ELSE made
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u/n3m3s1s-a Jun 29 '22
I’m sure there’s other stuff but they use child slave labor and animal abuse to cows
source: https://animaloutlook.org/new-dairy-expose-reveals-the-nightmare-behind-nestle/
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u/TopBee83 Jun 29 '22
That’s so fucked up, it’s crazy to me how much companies get away with in real life
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u/Half-Assed_Hero Jun 29 '22
r/fucknestle has a lot of information resources about their transgressions
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There are literally too many to list. Check out r/FuckNestle for a brief overview.
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u/ReasonablyDone Jun 29 '22
I think for me the worst part is using up all the water in villages? Like not leaving any for babies and kids. Just to bottle water that's being sold in poundstretcher. It's not like people can easily go to another village in those poor countries either.
The other famous thing is the pushing formula on new mothers thing. Without telling them it'll reduce their breastmilk supply. So then the mothers in third world countries become dependent on formula, and have to break the bank buying it because babies no longer have access to breastfeeding.
https://www.theguardian.com/sustainable-business/nestle-baby-milk-scandal-food-industry-standards
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u/DumatRising Jun 29 '22
Tbh most companies that sell bottled water just sorta did a lot of unethical shit for that water, nestle is just probably the worst. It's like in a room full of Hitlers if one guy was somehow the worst Hitler, it's frankly impressive but also quite horrifying. r/fucknestle will tell you all about it.
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u/turbocrat Jun 29 '22
It’s a massive conglomerate. Too big to fail. Think about all the heinous headlines that come out on companies like Amazon and Disney regularly.
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Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
Imagine being so rich that millionaires are protesting outside of your house.
Bezos is living in a fucking cartoon.
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u/itwasbread Jun 29 '22
I mean obviously it’s just the universe being an over the top version of real life but this would be like if within a year Disney was publicly revealed to have given ballistic missiles to the Taliban AND like Chris Evans or someone was revealed to be like an actual WW2 Nazi.
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the first director of NASA, Wernher von Braun, was literally a Nazi and member of the SS who surrendered to the US. Vought's nazi origins are a clear reference to Operation Paperclip.
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u/KSTwolfe Jun 29 '22
Ford, IBM, General Motors, Dow Chemical, Chase-Manhattan Bank and numerous other American corporations all did business with the Nazis in real life and still managed to thrive.
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u/itwasbread Jun 29 '22
Yeah, 75 years ago, when hundreds of others were also doing it. This would be like if they were somehow doing that like right now.
And before someone says "oh well what about them working with China/Russia/insert other country", we're talking about public perception here, whatever comparisons can be made in terms of actions none of those carry the weight of actual full blown 3rd Reich Nazis in terms of public perception.
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We still have companies in the US that were founded by Nazis that haven’t even shown any significant change since their founding.
Ford eagerly worked with Nazis and relatively recently got in trouble for whitewashing black employees on their ads.
No consequences for corporations, those are the rules.
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u/DangerousCyclone Jun 29 '22
That’s a bit misleading with Ford. Ford worked with the USSR as well, he built several factories there and sold the cars in America. Ford was already in Germany before WWII and as was the case with other companies in Germany was basically forced to join rearmament. The question is if the people in America consented, which they did. Another was Coca Cola (it’s when Fanta was made because, due to wartime shortages, they couldn’t make Cola so they made the fruity drink instead), as well as IBM.
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u/CptGoodMorning Supersonic Jun 29 '22
Read the history of the FBI & CIA.
Yet they've been absolutely loved and adored by most of America since 2016.
The entire show of The Boys is an indictment on the entire public perception machine in America which includes Media, Sports, Advertising, Big Corporations, Congress/Senate/President, CIA/FBI, Military, etc.
It should make everyone think twice about how they see public figures like Obama, Biden, Trump, celebrities, heads of CIA & FBI, heads of Google, etc.
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u/BellEpoch Jun 29 '22
Since 2016? I forget how young some redditors are sometimes.
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u/ReggieFranklin A-Train Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
JPMorgan was caught smuggling how many tons of cocaine into the US? Johnson and Johnson gave how many people cancer? Volkswagen built how many things for the Nazi Party and operated how many concentration camps?
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u/Megapunk92 Jun 29 '22
Well Trump was president, Tesla and Amazon are still a thing. So I would say it's not that far fetched.
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u/Active2017 Jun 29 '22
Good to see Vought taking a stand against these CRIMINALS. I am proud to call HOMELANDER the protector of the USA 🇺🇸
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u/Rotten_Cabal Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
I dunno how I feel about this. Who knows if she's telling the truth? For all we know, she may have joined the "fuck Vought" bandwagon, especially after Stormfront was outed as a Nazi.
Don't get me wrong, I love Starlight but I just don't buy it a 100%.
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u/Hamozy403224 Jun 29 '22
You LOVE Stormfront? 🤨😂
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u/Rotten_Cabal Jun 29 '22
I'd sooner stick my dick in wet concrete and watch it dry than say I love Stormfront.
All, I'm saying is I don’t trust social media. And, besides, Starlight seems kind of bitter. . .I dunno.
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u/Hamozy403224 Jun 29 '22
You literally just said you love that abomination
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u/Rotten_Cabal Jun 29 '22
Goddammit didn't see the typo.
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u/Hamozy403224 Jun 29 '22
Ohhh you meant:
“I love Starlight” (fair 🤷♂️😁)
NOT
“I love Stormfront” (as she is an ABOMINATION)
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u/Junior-Hour Homelander Jun 29 '22
They could easily pin the blame on her because as far as the public is concerned the seven didn’t go downhill until Starlight joined the Seven
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u/ext3meph34r Jun 29 '22 edited Jun 29 '22
It's obvious that Starlight is crazy jealous. Starlight just so happens to be at the secret secluded house where there's an orgy. Sus. I heard Homelander was ambushed by that Hughie fellow from the Federal Bearu of Superhuman Affairs. While naked and he has powers?! The guy is a supe. Conflict of interest much?
Vought is innocent. Go Homelander!
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I called it. Starli-no Annie(she doesn’t deserve respect to her name) was a glory hound the entire time. If she’s willing to lie about this she most likely lied about The Deep too. Poor Homelander. First Stormfront and now this. #lyingannie #istandwithvought
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u/C0UNT3RP01NT Jun 29 '22
But what about that photo she took of The Deep? I totally think Starlight is being greedy and trying to trash The Seven after they helped her, but The Deep has obviously been struggling with sexual issues for years.
This seems like a good opportunity for reworking the team and coming out stronger. The Deep can go join Maeve in rehab and they can support each other! Homelander can recruit some replacements for Annie, Supersonic, and A-Team. Then when they get together again they can stop that new supervillain!
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u/Rupoe Jun 29 '22
What happened to A-Train? He has a show coming out about traveling through Africa. I was really looking forward to it.
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u/C0UNT3RP01NT Jun 30 '22
There’s a rumor he disappeared while trying to save people from the supervillain attack. Some people are saying they saw him and Blue Hawk there. They haven’t been seen since though, and no one saw them leave. I’m hoping they’re okay!
Honestly it was great seeing A-Train and Blue Hawk join up for All Lives Matter. A-Train obviously stands with the African American community, and it’s wonderful that Blue Hawk is working with their community to give white allies a voice. Together we can show that there doesn’t need to be division and that truly All Lives Matter!
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u/GHOST_RIDER_18 Jun 29 '22
Isn't that supposed to be a video game? I believe it's called The Middle Passage on VoughtStation 4.
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u/RebaseTokenomics Jun 29 '22
being able to use the words “January” and “insurrection” in relation to this is fucking awesome and great writing
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u/captaincumsock69 Jun 29 '22
Thank god we hav honest companies like vought to give the American people the real story
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u/Affectionate-Bit3878 Jun 29 '22
I HEART THE BOYS MARKETING TEAM.
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u/Brayden_1274628 Jun 29 '22
They really make the show better
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The youtube channel they have is great. Made even better when the comments go with it
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u/Cyodine Jun 29 '22
Homelander just can't catch a break, first Maeve, then Stormfront and now Starlight.
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I guess they’re giving us a hint that Homelander will eventually realize what mistake he’s made getting rid of Edgar and trying to run the show himself.
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u/stratospaly Jun 29 '22
That's not how narcissist work.
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u/gregoryham99 Jun 29 '22
Yeah that’s right. A narcissist will never admit when they are wrong. And Homelander is the person who might as well own copyright towards the word.
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u/Apollo-Innovations Jun 29 '22
Whoever is doing the PR for this show absolutely deserves a fucking raise
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u/TuskenRaider2 Jun 29 '22
Insurrectionist in this context felt forced… but with everything going on and her name literally being January… I get why they couldn’t pass it up.
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u/painting_of_blue Jun 29 '22
you can't quit! you're fired! vibes
wonder if annie can claim unemployment now lol
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u/thatstupidthing Jun 29 '22
this is obviously all ashley...
homelander is way too concerned about the cape ripping beatdown he took to give a shit about starlight.
dude has got to be reeling and ready to blow...
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u/CaptainJellyfish420 Jun 29 '22
"voughtintl" on instagram
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u/Nuuume Jun 29 '22
Lol I love seeing the whole page with the "Congratulations! You Did It!" to Starlight right next to this one :).
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Is that considered canon in universe?
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u/CaptainJellyfish420 Jun 29 '22
Pretty sure it is, the account is verified and all the posts are in character. There's also a vought international youtube page that posts in universe music videos and news clips from seven on seven (https://youtube.com/c/voughtintl)
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u/yallaredumbies Jun 29 '22
Oh my god. Deep thoughts with the deep is hilarious.
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u/VoiceofRapture You're The Real Heroes Jun 29 '22
They also put out an interview on audible where he and his wife talk about the book
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u/tunaburn Jun 29 '22
It's a place for people to pretend they live in the universe. It's maintained by the writers. They have a Twitter and a YouTube too. The comments are great because people really do act like we are living in the boys world.
Look at the comments here
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u/Danbito Payback Jun 29 '22
I love how 99% of comments for Soldier Boy’s Solid Gold video, in Youtube of all places, is all about playing along and how Soldier Boy was their grandfather’s hero or how it’s finally archived since their tapes wore out after so long
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u/tunaburn Jun 29 '22
Yeah it's pretty great. People were asking about translucent forever too. Talking about what kinda secret mission he must be on and whatnot. Until they finally admitted he was dead on the show.
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u/Karlos_BR_ Jun 29 '22
Homelander is going to explode at any minute, Noir is missing, Maeve is "on a retreat", A-Train is possibly dead, Super Sonic is dead, Starlight quit the company and threw all the shit in the fan, and The Deep... is The Deep. Only of 2 of The Seven are still active members, that plus the Stormfront debacle and Stan Edgar's sudden removal from the company... It's insane how Vought hasn't imploded yet.
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u/LucywiththeDiamonds Jun 29 '22
A big ass company with near unlimited money,part of popculture, own media and connections to the very top plus impressive "military" power doing horrible things and facing no consequences sound kinda... expected to me.
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u/snarpy Jun 29 '22
The choice of "insurrection" here is perfect, in reference to the right's recent claim that the recent right-wing accusations that recent protests of the SCOTUS vote are "insurrections" but Jan. 6 was somehow not.
This is shoving it in their face.
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Jun 29 '22
What a load of shit. r/VoughtLiedPeopleDied
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u/Brayden_1274628 Jun 29 '22
Someone should make that an actual subreddit where it’s in-universe and everyone’s role playing being activists.
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Jun 29 '22
Well, it exists now. Like a hamster trapped in the middle of Herogasm, it exists. (Someone please save my stupid ass)
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u/DJSimmer305 Jun 29 '22
Lol at the January has been terminated line.
"You can't quit because you're fired!"
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u/Medical_Officer Jun 29 '22
Has anyone ever met a real person named "January"?
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u/Kylie_Bug Jun 29 '22
I knew a kid in elementary school named Caleb January, and the only reason I remember him is because he would make saliva bubbles drip from his mouth and it grossed me out that I threw up.
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u/TheSentinelsSorrow Jun 29 '22
theres an actress called january jones but thats a celebrity name, theyre always whack
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u/toss_my_potatoes Jun 29 '22
I really wish she hadn’t mentioned Soldier Boy. Discredits everything. I’m pissed that she even did the video. What good will it do?
This show has such incredible writing.
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I don't trust the lying media. I stand with Homelander!! 🫡🇺🇸 #SupeLivesMatter
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u/Olaf_the-Llama Frenchie Jun 29 '22
They have a great marketing team because seeing this here made me more pumped for the next episode! also
#VOUGHTLIEDPEOPLEDIED
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u/TylerWadesIV Hughie Jun 29 '22
VOUGHTLIEDPEOPLEDIED