History YMMV / JennyNicholson

* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Jenny's DeadpanSnarker tendencies give rise to a lot of these.
** On "Trigger Warning", a terrible right-wing thriller novel:
---> '''Jenny:''' I've heard a lot of buzz around this book, and...it's negative buzz. [[{{Metaphorgotten}} It's like wasps, instead of bumblebees.]]
** Her going on about the weird atmosphere-generating pod in the ''{{Film/Avatar}}'' theme park:
---> '''Jenny:''' ''I love the pod.'' While I was visiting, I got to rub the side of the pod; it grumbled its approval, and pulsed with light. *cue clip of Jenny doing exactly that*
** One of her criticisms of ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker'':
--->'''Jenny:''' Number thirteen is Finn's "arc", but when I wrote 'arc' I put it in quotes to indicate my disdain.
** In her review of ''Film/ReadyPlayerOne'', she points out how odd it is that there were no furries in sight. She says she's been in the internet long enough to know that 30% of the avatars in this world should be furries.
-->'''Jenny:''' Yeah, I saw like 3 non-human avatars, but they looked like mythical beasts or video game monsters, I'm talking full fur. I didn't see one avatar that was a grotesquely buff shirtless male anthropomorphic wolf with like, spikey bangs that are dyed like some cool rave colors and anime eyes.
** In "The Last Bronycon" she says that she'd like to describe a ''Fanfic/FalloutEquestria'' plush as the weirdest thing she owns, before admitting that it's probably even not the weirdest thing in the frame. (That prize probably goes to the [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Twilight Sparkle]] body pillow.)

*** The SignatureSong "This is Me" is described as a song that sounds like the songs Music/{{Pink}} made after becoming a mother. P!nk would feature on the album like Panic! at the Disco, but Music/{{Kesha}} sang "This is Me" instead.

** To say her comments on ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog2020'' really upset people is an understatement, ''not'' helped by her invoking DearNegativeReader by mocking those who enjoyed the film simply because she didn't enjoy it herself.
** Jenny caused it once more when she did this to ''the entire brony fandom'' in her "The Last Bronycon" video, so much so that heavy accusations were done simply so she could do a TakeThat for her old ''[[WebVideo/FriendshipIsWitchcraft FiW]]'' days and actually leading to the video being taken down.

*** The SignatureSong "This is Me" is described as a song that sounds like the songs Music/{{Pink}} made after becoming a mother. Pink would feature on the album like Panic! at the Disco, but Music/{{Kesha}} sang "This is Me" instead.

** Jenny describes a song in ''Film/TheGreatestShowman'' as a Music/FallOutBoy knock-off. Due to the movie's popularity, an album full of celebrity covers of the soundtrack was later released, and the song in question was covered by Music/PanicAtTheDisco, who is often confused with Fall Out Boy by people outside of their respective fans.

** In her video discussing D23 2019, she briefly discussed the Day One Creator/DisneyPlus release ''Series/TheWorldAccordingToJeffGoldblum'' and her dislike of the phenomenon of certain celebrities in their 60s-70s ([[Creator/JeffGoldblum Goldblum]] was 66 at the time) becoming [[MemeticMutation memetically beloved]] until he/she "says something that upsets people and then they turn on them so, so viciously". She recommended that fans be neutral about people they haven't met (and thus avoid BrokenPedestal situations), and wished him well despite her own disinterest in the show. A few months later, in the week leading up to the Disney+ launch Goldblum stated in an interview that he would work with Creator/WoodyAllen again[[note]]he had a OneSceneWonder role in ''Film/AnnieHall'' and had more recently played a gig with his jazz band[[/note]] given the opportunity, which resulted in just such a backlash on Twitter. On November 7, [[LampshadeHanging she acknowledged this on Twitter with the post]] [[FunnyAneurysmMoment "Sorry about Goldblum I really didn't mean it so literally in the video".]]

** "Well, I didn’t like ''Film/{{Joker|2019}}''" not only brought about detractors in the comments, but was infamously featured as one of the discussion topics on an 11-hour livestream dedicated to Youtube videos perceived to be bad.

* FunnyMoments: Jenny's DeadpanSnarker tendencies give rise to a lot of these.

--> '''Jenny:''' I've heard a lot of buzz around this book, and...it's negative buzz. [[{{Metaphorgotten It's like wasps, instead of bumblebees.]]

** Ironically, likely the biggest flack she ever gets (especially in conjunction with her ''Film/RogueOne'' example above) is her ''[[InvertedTrope praise]]'' of ''Film/TheLastJedi'', though granted, it's already [[BrokenBase infamously polarizing]] a film to begin with. Criticisms of her video stemmed from her vague and rambly attempts to defend the film without really explaining it further, alongside people just not liking the film.
** "Well, I didn’t like ''Film/{{Joker|2019}}''" not only brought about detractors in the comments, but was infamously featured as one of the discussion topics on an 11-hour livestream dedicated to Youtube videos perceived to be bad. Ignoring all of that, most people found her take to be misinformed not because she didn't like the film, but because of her instances of CriticalResearchFailure, and misunderstanding of the films writing in a manner that came across as manipulative.

** Ironically, likely the biggest flack she ever gets (especially in conjunction with her ''Film/RogueOne'' example above) is her ''[[InvertedTrope praise]]'' of ''Film/TheLastJedi'', though granted, it's already [[BrokenBase infamously polarizing]] a film to begin with.
** "Well, I didn’t like ''Film/{{Joker|2019}}''" not only brought about detractors in the comments, but was infamously featured as one of the discussion topics on an 11-hour livestream dedicated to Youtube videos perceived to be bad.

* OlderThanTheyLook: If IMDB is to be believed. Despite looking like she's in her early twenties Jenny is almost thirty years-old.
** This is confirmed as true, since she and her high school classmates worked on Theatre/TwilightTheMusical before they graduated in 2009.

** In her video discussing D23 2019, she briefly discussed the Day One Creator/DisneyPlus release ''The World According to Creator/JeffGoldblum'' and her dislike of the phenomenon of certain celebrities in their 60s-70s (Goldblum was 66 at the time) becoming [[MemeticMutation memetically beloved]] until he/she "says something that upsets people and then they turn on them so, so viciously". She recommended that fans be neutral about people they haven't met (and thus avoid BrokenPedestal situations), and wished him well despite her own disinterest in the show. A few months later, in the week leading up to the Disney+ launch Goldblum stated in an interview that he would work with Creator/WoodyAllen again[[note]]he had a OneSceneWonder role in ''Film/AnnieHall'' and had more recently played a gig with his jazz band[[/note]] given the opportunity, which resulted in just such a backlash on Twitter. On November 7, she acknowledged this on Twitter with the post "Sorry about Goldblum I really didn't mean it so literally in the video".

* HilariousInHindsight: Jenny describes a song in ''Film/TheGreatestShowman'' as a Music/FallOutBoy knock-off. Due to the movie's popularity, an album full of celebrity covers of the soundtrack was later released, and the song in question was covered by Music/PanicAtTheDisco, who is often confused with Fall Out Boy by people outside of their respective fans.

** Her visible excitement leading up to ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker'' -- especially her bingo video, where she included an intentionally and especially innocuous expectation of "I'll like it" -- [[FunnyAneurysmMomentmakes it really painful when it came out]] and she left ''very'' disappointed.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment:

** Her visible excitement leading up to ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker'' -- especially her bingo video, where she included an intentionally and especially innocuous expectation of "I'll like it" -- makes it really painful when it came out and she left ''very'' disappointed.

* HarsherInHindsight:

** Her video of a hypothetical conversation between Rey and Luke if he turned out to be her father breaking down all the reasons it would have been incredibly stupid and irresponsible for him to hide her on [[DeathWorld Jakku]] under the care of a cruel junk trader was seemingly rendered moot in ''Film/TheLastJedi''- [[spoiler: only for ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker'' to reveal her parents did exactly that.]]

** "Well, I didn’t like ''Film/{{Joker|2019}}''" not only brought about detractors in the comments, but was infamously featured as one of the discussion topics on a livestream dedicated to Youtube videos perceived to be bad.

** In her video discussing D23 2019, she briefly discussed the Day One Creator/DisneyPlus release ''The World According to Creator/JeffGoldblum'' and her dislike of the phenomenon of certain celebrities in their 60s-70s (Goldblum was 66 at the time) becoming [[MemeticMutation memetically beloved]] until he/she "says something that upsets people and then they turn on them so, so viciously". She recommended that fans be neutral about people they haven't met (and thus avoid BrokenPedestal situations), and wished him well despite her own disinterest in the show. A few months later, in the week leading up to the Disney+ launch Goldblum stated in an interview that he would work with Creator/WoodyAllen again[[note]]he had a OneSceneWonder role in ''Annie Hall'' and had more recently played a gig with his jazz band[[/note]] given the opportunity, which resulted in just such a backlash on Twitter. On November 7, she acknowledged this on Twitter with the post "Sorry about Goldblum I really didn't mean it so literally in the video".

* HilariousInHindsight: Jenny describes a song in ''The Greatest Showman'' as a Music/FallOutBoy knock-off. Due to the movie's popularity, an album full of celebrity covers of the soundtrack was later released, and the song in question was covered by Music/PanicAtTheDisco, who is often confused with Fall Out Boy by people outside of their respective fans.

* HarsherInHindsight: In her video discussing D23 2019, she briefly discussed the Day One Creator/DisneyPlus release ''The World According to Creator/JeffGoldblum'' and her dislike of the phenomenon of certain celebrities in their 60s-70s (Goldblum was 66 at the time) becoming [[MemeticMutation memetically beloved]] until he/she "says something that upsets people and then they turn on them so, so viciously". She recommended that fans be neutral about people they haven't met (and thus avoid BrokenPedestal situations), and wished him well despite her own disinterest in the show. A few months later, in the week leading up to the Disney+ launch Goldblum stated in an interview that he would work with Creator/WoodyAllen again[[note]]he had a OneSceneWonder role in ''Annie Hall'' and had more recently played a gig with his jazz band[[/note]] given the opportunity, which resulted in just such a backlash on Twitter. On November 7, she acknowledged this on Twitter with the post "Sorry about Goldblum I really didn't mean it so literally in the video".

* HarsherInHindsight: In her video discussing D23 2019, she briefly discussed the Day One Creator/DisneyPlus release ''The World According to Creator/JeffGoldblum'' and her dislike of the phenomenon of certain celebrities in their 60s-70s (Goldblum was 66 at the time) becoming [[MemeticMutation memetically beloved]] until he/she "says something that upsets people and then they turn on them so, so viciously". She recommended that fans be neutral about people they haven't met (and thus avoid BrokenPedestal situations), and wished him well despite her own disinterest in the show. A few months later, in the week leading up to the Disney+ launch Goldblum stated in an interview that he would work with Creator/WoodyAllen again[[note]]he had a OneSceneWonder role in ''Annie Hall'' and had more recently played a gig with his jazz band[[/note]] given the opportunity, which resulted in just such a backlash on Twitter. On November 8, she acknowledged this on Twitter with the post "Sorry about Goldblum I really didn't mean it so literally in the video".

** "Well, I didn’t like ''Film/{{Joker}}''" not only brought about detractors in the comments, but was infamously featured as one of the discussion topics on a livestream dedicated to Youtube videos perceived to be bad.