Because I'm bored, have a meme.

[rogueslayer452]

From goldenusagi:

Give me a character/ship and I'll answer in the comments with five (or however many) of my unpopular opinions for it.

Comments

[rogueslayer452.livejournal.com]

HOW IS IT POSSIBLE TO COME UP WITH UNPOPULAR OPINIONS WHEN THERE IS NOTHING UNPOPULAR TO BE HAD ABOUT HIM THO? LOL U TRYING TO TRICK ME? ;D

Thinking about it though, I keep coming back to this one thing. I'm not sure if this is really an unpopular opinion, but it's just an opinion:

I like the way Misha constructs himself at conventions.

I say this in response to those few people who come back writing complaints about how Misha was being "rude" to them during the Q&As and whatnot. Generally speaking, his sense of humor and the way he responds to the fans. He knows what we're like, we know what he's like, he plays with us and we play with him. Some newbies might not get his humor (esp if they're not familiar with his Twitter persona) but it's not necessarily rude as more of him just fucking around being ridiculous. I also like how he doesn't always do things fans ask of him. In his own words, "I'm not your dancing monkey." Some fans get so upset over him not doing something or answering something seriously, but really, he's not obligated to do whatever we ask. I like the way he handles certain things.

Other than that, I really have no other opinion to give. ;)

[aubade-saudade.livejournal.com]

hahahahaha yeah, i was kinda tryin' to trick you, but this was actually a well-thought-out response. whatayaknow.

anyway, i think that people who o.O at his humor should watch a lot of BBC america. if you see enough "8 and a half cats" and Nevermind the Buzzcocks and Jonathan Ross and Jimmy Carr and ....you get to understand that these people hold nothing as absolutely sacred from being laughed at. at first i was kind of cautious, because i didn't know him enough to know if he was the usual geek boy mocking the fangirls, but now i totally understand it as satire and a love of laughter. which is like, totally different from mocking, bc mocking is about belittling but satirizing is --idk-- not for cynics. it's for people who want to point out how things are and how things could be better, without bringing anyone down. by now it's almost a type of culture with its own culture, language...

other Fandoms wish they had their very own Mishas