Ben Shapiro

[arigato]

He is a typical traditional, uptight LSE. His thinking is not particularly abstract, he's very rigid and literal. Listen to him speak on pop culture or the family, the delta values are evident. He is critical of anything vulgar, aggressive, or animalistic (anti Se). He used to do pop culture song reviews on his show and they're kind of hilarious because he doesn't recognize when someone is being poetic or using figures of speech (Ni polr), also he compares everything to classical music or Frank Sinatra (his Si uses music of the past as the default standard). Him enjoying the Jetsons reminds me of my parents (LSE and SLI) enjoyment of sci-films and Star Trek. They're drawn to those imaginative worlds because of the Ne. Basically he's a sensor but his intelligence and verbal ability make him seem stereotypically intuitive.

Here he criticizes Ariana Grande (ENFJ):


Here he criticizes a rap song by pedantically correcting the grammar rather than speaking on the lyrical meaning:

[Dalek Caan]

Here he criticizes a rap song by pedantically correcting the grammar rather than speaking on the lyrical meaning:

God...I'd swear it was a satire or something, but he seems so sincere about it all...he's like an old man complaining about what the newer generations are into.