Buttered Toast 2010's Response to Amelia Anderson: Accusations of Plagiarism, Death Threats, and Immature Behavior
The video captures a heated online "response war" between "Buttered toast 2010" and "Amelia Anderson." The speaker, identified by his Double D avatar, strongly criticizes Amelia for her quick, attention-seeking responses. He labels her a "Rapunzel who acts like a Karen" and a "loudmouth psychopathic tripping 2.0." A central accusation is Amelia's alleged plagiarism, specifically for "stealing" his video clips for her own responses. The speaker also condemns Amelia's recurring death threats and "evil mode," dismissing them as "overused" and immature, especially since he is a minor. The conflict further escalates with arguments over being called "bro," which Amelia deems sexist, while the speaker uses it deliberately to provoke her, highlighting the absurd nature of the feud.
Introduction to the Response War [0:00]
- The speaker, "Buttered toast 2010," expresses frustration with Amelia Anderson's quick responses [0:00].
Characterizing Amelia Anderson [0:36]
- The speaker consistently refers to Amelia as "Rapunzel if she was a Karen" [0:36, 0:47, 1:59, 2:57].
- He identifies her as an alternative account for "Travis Walls aka that aku from Teeu" [1:51].
- Amelia is further described as a "loudmouth psychopathic tripping 2.0" [2:35].
Amelia's Death Threats and "Evil Mode" [1:23]
- Amelia threatens to enter an "evil mode" and kill the speaker if he continues to call her "Rapunzel who acts like a Karen" [1:23].
- The speaker dismisses these threats as "overused" and "boring" [1:29].
- He clarifies that he is a minor (16 years old) and sending death threats to minors is inappropriate [3:47, 7:33, 8:02].
- He mocks Amelia's "evil mode" as something she "just made up on the spot" [1:44].
Accusation of Plagiarism [10:49]
- The speaker accuses Amelia of stealing his "response clips" [10:49].
- He explicitly calls this "plagiarism at its finest" when she uses his "Billy and Mandy clip" [13:11, 13:20].
The "Bro" Controversy [6:22]
- Amelia demands the speaker stop calling her "bro," stating she is a girl, not a boy [6:22, 10:58].
- The speaker intentionally repeats "bro" numerous times to provoke her [6:29, 11:32].
- He considers her attempts to give him "strikes" over calling her "bro" as a "weakest excuse" [6:36, 6:51].
- Amelia attempts to justify her stance by stating "bro is short for brother" and labeling the use of the term as "sexism and then opposite shaming" [9:37, 9:44].
Escalation and Further Accusations [14:43]
- Other characters, including Subzero from Mortal Kombat, join in, criticizing Amelia for her actions and "jumping into conclusions" [18:51, 20:34].
- Amelia is accused of being a "silent [__]" and incapable of a "decent argument" [22:08].
- The speaker highlights Amelia's inability to handle video clips and her tendency to interrupt [23:37].
- Another character, Lana Lloyd, is accused by Amelia of "betraying" her for leaving her "sock puppeting group" [19:22].
- Other characters defend Lana Lloyd, stating she "did the right thing to cut ties with you" and Amelia is using the word "traitor" in the wrong context [19:33, 20:03].