The speaker discusses the common types of best friends found in romantic comedies (rom-coms), pointing out their unrealistic portrayals. They identify four types of best friends in rom-coms:
1. The doormat best friend: overly supportive and selfless, often to an unrealistic degree.
2. The invincible party girl: always fun, carefree, and seemingly unaffected by the consequences of their actions.
3. The motivator: a best friend who helps the main character gain confidence and achieve their goals.
4. The backstabber: a best friend who betrays the main character's trust, often for personal gain or to advance the plot.
The speaker also pokes fun at the common trope of the "friend zone" character, who is often a male friend who is overlooked until the end of the movie. They jokingly suggest that this character deserves better and that the main character should consider dating them instead of the male lead.
Throughout the video, the speaker uses humor and sarcasm to critique the unrealistic portrayals of best friends in rom-coms and to highlight the differences between these portrayals and real-life friendships.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is discussing romantic comedies (rom-coms).
2. The speaker identifies four common types of best friends in rom-coms: the doormat best friend, the invincible party girl, the motivator, and the backstabber.
3. The speaker describes the characteristics of each type of best friend.
4. The speaker mentions that they wish men would call them like they do in rom-coms.
5. The speaker jokes about wanting to be the invincible party girl.
6. The speaker asks why the main character in a rom-com doesn't just date their best friend.
7. The speaker mentions that they have a second blog channel where they do "dope stuff".
8. The speaker has a vlog channel where they post videos in a non-scripted environment.
9. The speaker asks viewers to like and subscribe to their channel.
10. The speaker posts videos on Mondays and Thursdays.