10 Reasons Why I Hate Spongebob Squarepants

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When I say “hate”, I actually use that word very purposefully and in all its fullness.

I hate Spongebob Squarepants.

If I could make Spongebob disappear from the earth I would. He, and all his under the sea friends, drive me insane. There are research studies, like legit university professors, that have investigated the destructive non-sense that is the yellow square sponge.

Here are my reasons:
(This list is not all-inclusive and should you feel so inclined, please add some of your own thoughts in the comments section.)

  1. He is LOUD. Like always. There is no “inside voice” or conversational tone ever.
  2. He talks through his nose. This is like “nails to a chalkboard” for me. This goes for both SB’s talking voice as well as his laugh. (Reasons 1 & 2 are actually enough for me but if you need other reasons I will continue on with my list.)
  3. He, like another severely disliked character Caillou, can not solve any problem on his own without whining or acting like the world is ending.
  4. The show adds nothing productive or educational to life. No really. I mean some people, I suppose, find it “funny” but when have you ever heard anyone say “oh my kid learned that from Spongebob (or any other SB character.)”
  5. The humor, if you should define it as such, is usually about the making fun of the idiocy of one of the characters.
  6. How old is Spongebob anyway??? He is getting a boating license, yet lives on his own. He goes to school but also works full time at the Crabby Patty. I realize that most cartoon characters do not age, well except Dora apparently, but Spongebob’s frozen age is not even close to defined.
  7. The show overall promotes the idea that being rude and disrespectful is okay.
  8. Likewise, being unintelligent and simply just being obnoxious is also okay.
  9. Name another kid’s show where the main characters are hypothesized to be based on the seven deadly sins. Those are definitely not the qualities I really want my child glorifying.
  10. Patrick Starfish is vastly annoying. That’s reason enough.

Are you #teamsquarepants or #teamanything else? (Except Caillou… no one should ever be #teamcaillou.)

 

31 COMMENTS

  1. Not all shows have to be educational and I glaze over any mention of ‘not for my child’ as cartoons aren’t always aimed at young children.

    However….I do hate SpongeBob with the intensity of a 100 burning suns.

  2. Ok so I want to say 7 deadly sins are you kidding me. I have been watching Spongebob since I was little and they don’t understand that stuff they find it funny you learn things from the show like forgiveness, friendship(one of my favorite songs to this day is fun from spongebob cause it teaches friendship. People also say it makes you dumber not this person but other people Ik many people who grew up watching spongebob and they are all pretty darn smart. And humor I’m sorry every and I mean EVERY kids show out there has Adult jokes in it. Also being loud isn’t there at least one character in every show that is loud. Seriously people it’s a tv show for kids I don’t know why everyone hates it everything in your kids life doesn’t need to be educational they don’t need to be a prodigy just calm down and let your kid watch a stupid show

  3. Lol I don’t know why I assume you’ve never seen an episode from seasons 1-3. Because a lot of stuff changed after the first film such as the creator leaving the show,new writers,and the characters not acting the same. You’ve probably watched episodes from the “trash era” of the show and that’s why you probably hate it since the plots were all bad and the characters being annoying. But if you have seen classic episodes and hate them well that’s okay because it’s your opinion.

  4. I consider myself a Nickelodeon kid as I pretty much watched everything but Spongebob crossed the line. I just couldn’t connect to the character and found the show annoying. My fave nick shows were Doug,Hey Arnold and Fairly Oddparents.

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