First videos of yours I've watched I'm liking it and maybe you've heard this already but I'd say push that mic out of frame so it doesn't cover you up otherwise you could just do voice-over the entire time. I keep looking at this out of focus mic IDK why I have problems lol good video
@Rachel-ek9sd8 сағат бұрын
I think it could be economic as well. A lot (not all I think) of the gymnast come from money (of all races). As black people are garnering enough wealth to spend on their children’s hobbies and talents there are more black girls in the sport. Shows it’s about financial access as well. There was once a time where black people in this country couldn’t afford this type of sport for their child. Gymnastics is known for being very expensive.
@tanithschneider305110 сағат бұрын
Gymnastics has become a view of the actual world. There is room for everyone and it had made the sport better!
@cocoapeach10 сағат бұрын
They all kinda look like Frodo. Is Frodo a rat man too?
@potentiallyacommentor564810 сағат бұрын
Thank you for not wearing a hair hat. Your style is super cute, and I'm not distracted by thinking about the smell.
@h7oda79311 сағат бұрын
opposite attracts white men love darker fit black women with all hair styles but curly/afro hair is a bit more
@macmel216011 сағат бұрын
Black people are very athletic. Once you open the door we dominate. We just need equal opportunity & a platform
@toastedzen14 сағат бұрын
I am over the age of 40 and I don't really have any film maker friends but I am going to let that slide because this was a pretty great video 👍🏻
@kris.listen74814 сағат бұрын
This video is heart-warming and inspiring! 💜
@kris.listen74814 сағат бұрын
Atlanta needs me to! I graduated from Johnson & Wales University: Charlotte, 15-year Chef (executive chef, medical industry + creative) wanting to create a partnership to resolve this! We can do it!! ✊🏽
@trendy4tmrw14 сағат бұрын
Incredibly well researched video essay on a topic I love ❤
@OhSoBigandVeiny15 сағат бұрын
Your face is beautiful
@0078815 сағат бұрын
You hit it right on the head hopefully they don’t change the playing field. But actually there’s a multitude of slim females in our race! Did you know Genetically we are the most diverse group on the planet!
@0078815 сағат бұрын
You shore its Greece! 😆 Ok in modern History it’s Geese!
@DeepSeas..15 сағат бұрын
Konnor, Skye, and Shilese are all out of the running and Chiles has to be selected because of her decent performance at trials but we all know she'll choke at the Olympics. It's crazy how much can change in such a short period of time.
@Sikandros15 сағат бұрын
I am a biracial man in his 20s. Few years ago I was a delivery driver for dominos in the spot of my city right between the actual city and the suburbs. Whenever I would deliver to white people in the suburbs I would frequently get 5-10 dollar tips on small purchases. The people that tipped me the best were young and Middle aged blue collar white guys. Some of them (mostly the older white guys) would talk to me for a minute and tell me they appreciate it and they used to do it themselves when they were younger so they understand the importance of tips. The black folks in the burbs however rarely ever tipped and acted more ghetto even though they lived in nice fancy houses. They ALWAYS took their time coming to the door making me look like a fool standing outside for 5 min staring at a door. Or if their in an apartment complex they never tell you which apartment it is and they expect you to just know exactly which door to go to and even then they take a whole day to come to the door. In the actual ghetto neighborhoods I did deliver too I never got tips except from one black guy who was an Amazon driver. What they would do though would tell me I didn’t bring enough sauce or that they asked for diet soda instead of regular when they clearly didn’t. And trying to navigate through all the teenagers on dirt bikes doing wheelies and standing in the middle of the road smoking blunts. My coworkers told me when I first got the job to turn my car off and lock it when I deliver there because literally a week before another driver got robbed at gun point for a PIZZA. I also got ALOT of sexual remarks and invitations to stay for a while. It actually did make me really uncomfortable (and I thought they were trying to set me up by having me distracted while they ransack my car). One particular instance was when I delivered to this black woman and her granddaughter a little ways into the country side. She had to pay in cash, if you already paid for the meal on a card all you have to do is sign the paper (don’t even have to do that anymore) but she didn’t and then she claimed she did pay for it on a card. Her granddaughter was extremely embarrassed and almost cried while her grandmother screamed at me and my manager through my phone. Anytime there was a break in conversation between her and my manager over the phone she would look at me and say “white people” like she wasn’t the one going crazy. There was also a very attractive light skin girl I worked with who I always had a couple classes with in highschool. She told me how when she would deliver to darkskin black women they would be very rude to her compared to light skin or white women.
@Seanadurana16 сағат бұрын
Black people give terrible customer service???! Shocked
@Sikandros16 сағат бұрын
Nah the real issue is black barbers. Why when I schedule a cut at 2 I’m waitin on the benches until 3:30 because some single mom brought her 5 bald head kids to get a line up that takes 20 min each? Especially as a biracial man a lot of these black barbers don’t even know what to do with my hair I end up going to Dominican barbers they get you right.
@HRHSiyathokozaMweli20 сағат бұрын
I subscribed to this YT channel because you sang Lorde’s Royals on that one video 😂 tell me exactly why did I stay around? Oh because you take extra care when making your videos.
@pukeachu23 сағат бұрын
A few examples of unconventionally attractive women, from a man: Jennifer Love Hewitt(At the height of her fame, she was regularly described as "Having a rat face"), Jennifer Lawerence (Supermodel body, with a face which resembles a young Jennifer Cooledge), and-prior to plastic surgery smoothing out her rough edges-Sydney Sweeney. Hell, Anne Hathaway has a hellacious overbite. The list could go on at length
@zkkitty24367 сағат бұрын
These women are extremely conventionally attractive dude. Jennifer Lawrence? ANNE HATHAWAY??? I don’t know the other two but this feels like such a strange take 😭😭
@pukeachu4 сағат бұрын
@zkkitty2436 JLaw's got impressive figure, whilst being quite a butterface, especially prior to plastic surgery kzread.info/dash/bejne/X3hk2KSzkdPbZqQ.htmlsi=fL0BjScJ0UvWciAZ Hathway's got a noticeable overbite. These gals aren't conventionally attractive in the classic SI Covergirl sense
@samanthanyongani454923 сағат бұрын
18:18 correct
@Draw4DameКүн бұрын
Aside from customer service, doing better would probably be more health food; fruits and veggies. I love eclectic food as much as anybody, but heart disease is putting up Wilt numbers especially after Covid. Looks can be deceiving too.
@samanthanyongani4549Күн бұрын
I could never be a celebrity. People are so mean 😂 Why can't we just say handsome.
@FaithLovesTheTripletsКүн бұрын
Beautiful films. The actors are all beautiful and their acting was beautiful. Amazing film and perfectly portrayed
@speaktruth9989Күн бұрын
0:32 same
@00useresu00Күн бұрын
1 So out of topic but your voice is sooo cute 2 All these dumb categorizations and resemblance we make between us humans and other animals to the point of… reptilians and rodents show that, in the end, we’re still animals lool 3 I think it shows that men really receive sooo many benefits from being with a woman, specially a woman that is deemed attractive. I wonder if these men were paired with women who are not considered “attractive” people would consider them (the men) attractive, like because he could pull THAT (beautiful) woman, despite not being the conventional attractive men, he could also be with YOU. 4 And now that I think about it, it might also be because parasocial relationships are being both normalized and being more common. Maybe we’re unconsciously looking for people we THINK WE COULD be with, despite not being true. Specially because the whole dating scene rn is in a very bad place. 5 I definitely feel like categorization with women is a very interesting topic because I feel like for women (I am a woman im just cosplaying as a boy in this channel because I felt like it) you either considered pretty or you’re not. And there is definitely a taboo, there is a higher expectation for women to be pretty AND if you’re not, to work it till you make it (metaphorically and literally), whereas it seems men always have a public. Like there’s someone rooting for them and if there’s no one rooting for them, someone will just to be different, but I feel like that another topic. ++++
@00useresu00Күн бұрын
6 I’m not black and only in this point I might be talking too much and I understand if people might want to correct because I don’t understand enough, but I must say that I think one of the reasons people don’t include black people in these ‘trends’ might be 50% racism and 50% they don’t want to get in trouble. In the past years (in social media) racism has been a hot topic (as in, it can burn you if you don’t handle it well, and also a very mainstream topic) everywhere. For a lot of people, everytime there is a black person on the screen, it comes with the whole BLM movement and feminism and a lot of other topics. So if this topic by itself is not exactly a good thing, because we are comparing actual, real people to animals and not only real but also FICTIONAL animals, can already be wrong, imagine if people were to compare a black person to a rodent. And I don’t mean to disrespect at all, but I’m sure that if someone in the comment of a TikTok that compared black people to these rodents were to say “oh she’s more like a Mickey Mouse attractive type” people would get SOOO angry at them. Even if the comment was made with no bad intentions. Now the other thing that people might not be talking too much about. Black people have been included in a ton of movies and series these past 5 years. But that hasn’t been the case forever. 2024, most of the young adults who are the main people creating content and trends, are gen z who were born in the mid to late 2000s and even early 2010s where things such as black characters did not exist as much as they do today. If there were any black characters in a movie for kids in say 2009 it most certainly was not the main character, it might not even be a side character, it might be a nameless character, OR it might not even exist at all. We consume media and these media makes us who we are, when we grow up we reminisce of movies that we watched as kids and turn it into a fun thing that we can share with people close to our age because we can relate. But what if there is a group of people who were not included in this movies from 10 years ago but are actively present in our lives? We can’t include them, not always. Also, black people are not give popularity like white celebrities are. Im what USA citizens would call a “Latina” and as black people, we need to fit into a role to be noticed, for Latinos it is the (not true) poor worked their way to the top by sleeping with everybody and drinking beer all day and everything is reggaeton, cholas or buchonas; for black peoples is actually very similar with the poor or medium class worked their ways to the top, baddies curvy chains and all that; Asians have to be smart and pure and very innocent and mostly very intelligent, even more than Americans. The thing is that at the end of the day, people who are not white can VERY VERY HARDLY get popular by being “normal” which is someone who doesn’t do drugs or go to jail or do anything that is considered wrong by their standards/laws. Therefore, there aren’t that many black people on the scene and I can very disappointingly say that I, myself can’t tell you the name of a back actor on the spot and that that is the truth for a lot of people, maybe even black people. I’m not saying that’s 100% the case because, 1 I’m making this comment with no investigation whatsoever apart from your video and because 2 I’m sure there is at least 1 character that could be used to include black people in this (still, not that is is a good thing) and 3 black people who looks like mouses have to exist I mean come on there has to be at least one person Also I must say, not everything depends on white people, as a Latina I see nobody talking about this in my language and I think that if we were to want to be included, maybe, we could try to include ourselves and not wait till a white person comes out and say oh hey this brazilian guy looks like a freakin pig and everyone says oh yeah wow so inclusive thanks my guy. You know? Like nobody is asking JTBC (a Korean company that produces kmovies and kseries) to include a black person in their Korean dramas despite the fact that this dramas are watched all around the world by millions but everyone expects usa to include black people in a two week trend?
@princessslaya937Күн бұрын
These men are handsome just regular handsome looking men. idk why people are calling them rodent men. It's a bit offensive. The internet is wild.
@davidoffice9922Күн бұрын
Ok in all fairness she was probably only surrounded by snowfowkes.. And the industry only mostly run by snowflakes...and the viewers will mostly be snowflakes ...imean don't hate on her go get you onr
@Society_is_lying_to_youКүн бұрын
"Getting their Chad and getting their bag in the process?" So yts for their $$?
@smokeoutplays112Күн бұрын
Glad you didn’t get the big mic.
@yepisuredolikecats3979Күн бұрын
I think maybe it would be better to start saying “uniquely attractive” because sometimes those odd features are the thing that makes them really stand out
@SL123-zd6kfКүн бұрын
AND WHY does skin care matter?!!! isn’t that what you guys wanted?!! But you’re pointing out the fact that their skin makes some different!!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@miyazakifanthegrandweasel2328Күн бұрын
Too much head movment. Its quite distracting like strobing lights.
@angeliqteКүн бұрын
@20:55 People are acting like this because Black people in America are accustomed to being treated badly by non-black businesses (followed in stores but when we need help no one can assist, the waiters not tending to our table as much as the others). So some Black owned/run businesses feel like we are only deserving of a non-racist experience and not above and beyond customer service.
@angeliqteКүн бұрын
in relation to the lack of "popeyes effect" African braiding, many Africans don't have that internalized racism that leads many to give other black ppl bad service. They actually are welcoming when african- Americans come to their shops. The best is when they hear you're traveling to Africa (especially if it's their country) and they plug you with all the spots to visit. Next time (or few times) you come to get your hair done, best believe everyone in the salon will hear all the details from the owner and see your vacation photos.
@girlypopgayКүн бұрын
The simu and rami take was just wild and wrong
@akshaydeКүн бұрын
Oh man if some categories like this existed about women.. Jeezzzusss it would be wild news😂
@akshaydeКүн бұрын
Isn't a comparison like this what roseanne did?
@akshaydeКүн бұрын
Thumbnail and title is wild.
@yararivera2909Күн бұрын
I cant stand timothee chalamet 🙄
@Abandoned2377Күн бұрын
This just screams more racism to me. Black people have helped each other in dating forever. But it receives attention because hes white and because theres this belief that black men don't like black women.
@nadierelaКүн бұрын
It’s how I can imagine myself being a man hearing this and being like « wtf are these internet ppl talking about ?»
@Abandoned2377Күн бұрын
Black people give other black people the bare minimum due to self hatred and racism.
@jamisonwoodson8548Күн бұрын
As a black “rodent” man, I want my love too!
@anijaetwaКүн бұрын
When I did my big chop last week, my barber kept saying I had good hair & I felt so seen lol with my 4c,b,a hair
@anijaetwaКүн бұрын
It was weird though because my mom says things like “if you put conditioner in it will it curl?” Btch I’m black lol my hair is gonna only be what it is
@roccafilleКүн бұрын
There is way to much emphasis on looks in society.You can find people attractive based on all sorts of things, not just looks. Also I think the internet gives a scewed version of reality. I live in a majority white country, am darker skintoned and overweight but with a smaller waist and big bust. A lot of people compliment me from diffrent backgrounds. Not just guys, the kids at the school I work or other women to. I think being being attracted to people can differ from "being attractive" because as cliché as it sounds... It really is about the whole package. I think people are surprised if they find somebody attractive that the media hasn't told they should find attractive. Tbh a lot of the guys you showed didn't seem attractive to me. Kendrick actually looked better then most of them 😅. But i guess in mainstream American media; white and skinny is still right. Thank goodness for the internet. I watch a lot of diffrent people and seeing all that diversity does really help for confidence for me personally. At the end of the day we are all people and everybody wants to be threated nice regardless of how you look. So I like to threat everybody with the same kindness regardless of their look because I hope the would do that for me to. Love your videos ❤.
@cavy369Күн бұрын
Pete Davidson
@carltonesmith5015Күн бұрын
Extraordinarily well-thought out and presented. Your analysis around race, weight, etc. hit the mark hard, and I concurred with every one of your assessments of who was outside the “rodent man” category and why. Some would call this a superficial subject and say you were overthinking, but for me it’s a deep, thinking-person’s dive. Thank you!
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Oh wowww
First videos of yours I've watched I'm liking it and maybe you've heard this already but I'd say push that mic out of frame so it doesn't cover you up otherwise you could just do voice-over the entire time. I keep looking at this out of focus mic IDK why I have problems lol good video
I think it could be economic as well. A lot (not all I think) of the gymnast come from money (of all races). As black people are garnering enough wealth to spend on their children’s hobbies and talents there are more black girls in the sport. Shows it’s about financial access as well. There was once a time where black people in this country couldn’t afford this type of sport for their child. Gymnastics is known for being very expensive.
Gymnastics has become a view of the actual world. There is room for everyone and it had made the sport better!
They all kinda look like Frodo. Is Frodo a rat man too?
Thank you for not wearing a hair hat. Your style is super cute, and I'm not distracted by thinking about the smell.
opposite attracts white men love darker fit black women with all hair styles but curly/afro hair is a bit more
Black people are very athletic. Once you open the door we dominate. We just need equal opportunity & a platform
I am over the age of 40 and I don't really have any film maker friends but I am going to let that slide because this was a pretty great video 👍🏻
This video is heart-warming and inspiring! 💜
Atlanta needs me to! I graduated from Johnson & Wales University: Charlotte, 15-year Chef (executive chef, medical industry + creative) wanting to create a partnership to resolve this! We can do it!! ✊🏽
Incredibly well researched video essay on a topic I love ❤
Your face is beautiful
You hit it right on the head hopefully they don’t change the playing field. But actually there’s a multitude of slim females in our race! Did you know Genetically we are the most diverse group on the planet!
You shore its Greece! 😆 Ok in modern History it’s Geese!
Konnor, Skye, and Shilese are all out of the running and Chiles has to be selected because of her decent performance at trials but we all know she'll choke at the Olympics. It's crazy how much can change in such a short period of time.
I am a biracial man in his 20s. Few years ago I was a delivery driver for dominos in the spot of my city right between the actual city and the suburbs. Whenever I would deliver to white people in the suburbs I would frequently get 5-10 dollar tips on small purchases. The people that tipped me the best were young and Middle aged blue collar white guys. Some of them (mostly the older white guys) would talk to me for a minute and tell me they appreciate it and they used to do it themselves when they were younger so they understand the importance of tips. The black folks in the burbs however rarely ever tipped and acted more ghetto even though they lived in nice fancy houses. They ALWAYS took their time coming to the door making me look like a fool standing outside for 5 min staring at a door. Or if their in an apartment complex they never tell you which apartment it is and they expect you to just know exactly which door to go to and even then they take a whole day to come to the door. In the actual ghetto neighborhoods I did deliver too I never got tips except from one black guy who was an Amazon driver. What they would do though would tell me I didn’t bring enough sauce or that they asked for diet soda instead of regular when they clearly didn’t. And trying to navigate through all the teenagers on dirt bikes doing wheelies and standing in the middle of the road smoking blunts. My coworkers told me when I first got the job to turn my car off and lock it when I deliver there because literally a week before another driver got robbed at gun point for a PIZZA. I also got ALOT of sexual remarks and invitations to stay for a while. It actually did make me really uncomfortable (and I thought they were trying to set me up by having me distracted while they ransack my car). One particular instance was when I delivered to this black woman and her granddaughter a little ways into the country side. She had to pay in cash, if you already paid for the meal on a card all you have to do is sign the paper (don’t even have to do that anymore) but she didn’t and then she claimed she did pay for it on a card. Her granddaughter was extremely embarrassed and almost cried while her grandmother screamed at me and my manager through my phone. Anytime there was a break in conversation between her and my manager over the phone she would look at me and say “white people” like she wasn’t the one going crazy. There was also a very attractive light skin girl I worked with who I always had a couple classes with in highschool. She told me how when she would deliver to darkskin black women they would be very rude to her compared to light skin or white women.
Black people give terrible customer service???! Shocked
Nah the real issue is black barbers. Why when I schedule a cut at 2 I’m waitin on the benches until 3:30 because some single mom brought her 5 bald head kids to get a line up that takes 20 min each? Especially as a biracial man a lot of these black barbers don’t even know what to do with my hair I end up going to Dominican barbers they get you right.
I subscribed to this YT channel because you sang Lorde’s Royals on that one video 😂 tell me exactly why did I stay around? Oh because you take extra care when making your videos.
A few examples of unconventionally attractive women, from a man: Jennifer Love Hewitt(At the height of her fame, she was regularly described as "Having a rat face"), Jennifer Lawerence (Supermodel body, with a face which resembles a young Jennifer Cooledge), and-prior to plastic surgery smoothing out her rough edges-Sydney Sweeney. Hell, Anne Hathaway has a hellacious overbite. The list could go on at length
These women are extremely conventionally attractive dude. Jennifer Lawrence? ANNE HATHAWAY??? I don’t know the other two but this feels like such a strange take 😭😭
@zkkitty2436 JLaw's got impressive figure, whilst being quite a butterface, especially prior to plastic surgery kzread.info/dash/bejne/X3hk2KSzkdPbZqQ.htmlsi=fL0BjScJ0UvWciAZ Hathway's got a noticeable overbite. These gals aren't conventionally attractive in the classic SI Covergirl sense
18:18 correct
Aside from customer service, doing better would probably be more health food; fruits and veggies. I love eclectic food as much as anybody, but heart disease is putting up Wilt numbers especially after Covid. Looks can be deceiving too.
I could never be a celebrity. People are so mean 😂 Why can't we just say handsome.
Beautiful films. The actors are all beautiful and their acting was beautiful. Amazing film and perfectly portrayed
0:32 same
1 So out of topic but your voice is sooo cute 2 All these dumb categorizations and resemblance we make between us humans and other animals to the point of… reptilians and rodents show that, in the end, we’re still animals lool 3 I think it shows that men really receive sooo many benefits from being with a woman, specially a woman that is deemed attractive. I wonder if these men were paired with women who are not considered “attractive” people would consider them (the men) attractive, like because he could pull THAT (beautiful) woman, despite not being the conventional attractive men, he could also be with YOU. 4 And now that I think about it, it might also be because parasocial relationships are being both normalized and being more common. Maybe we’re unconsciously looking for people we THINK WE COULD be with, despite not being true. Specially because the whole dating scene rn is in a very bad place. 5 I definitely feel like categorization with women is a very interesting topic because I feel like for women (I am a woman im just cosplaying as a boy in this channel because I felt like it) you either considered pretty or you’re not. And there is definitely a taboo, there is a higher expectation for women to be pretty AND if you’re not, to work it till you make it (metaphorically and literally), whereas it seems men always have a public. Like there’s someone rooting for them and if there’s no one rooting for them, someone will just to be different, but I feel like that another topic. ++++
6 I’m not black and only in this point I might be talking too much and I understand if people might want to correct because I don’t understand enough, but I must say that I think one of the reasons people don’t include black people in these ‘trends’ might be 50% racism and 50% they don’t want to get in trouble. In the past years (in social media) racism has been a hot topic (as in, it can burn you if you don’t handle it well, and also a very mainstream topic) everywhere. For a lot of people, everytime there is a black person on the screen, it comes with the whole BLM movement and feminism and a lot of other topics. So if this topic by itself is not exactly a good thing, because we are comparing actual, real people to animals and not only real but also FICTIONAL animals, can already be wrong, imagine if people were to compare a black person to a rodent. And I don’t mean to disrespect at all, but I’m sure that if someone in the comment of a TikTok that compared black people to these rodents were to say “oh she’s more like a Mickey Mouse attractive type” people would get SOOO angry at them. Even if the comment was made with no bad intentions. Now the other thing that people might not be talking too much about. Black people have been included in a ton of movies and series these past 5 years. But that hasn’t been the case forever. 2024, most of the young adults who are the main people creating content and trends, are gen z who were born in the mid to late 2000s and even early 2010s where things such as black characters did not exist as much as they do today. If there were any black characters in a movie for kids in say 2009 it most certainly was not the main character, it might not even be a side character, it might be a nameless character, OR it might not even exist at all. We consume media and these media makes us who we are, when we grow up we reminisce of movies that we watched as kids and turn it into a fun thing that we can share with people close to our age because we can relate. But what if there is a group of people who were not included in this movies from 10 years ago but are actively present in our lives? We can’t include them, not always. Also, black people are not give popularity like white celebrities are. Im what USA citizens would call a “Latina” and as black people, we need to fit into a role to be noticed, for Latinos it is the (not true) poor worked their way to the top by sleeping with everybody and drinking beer all day and everything is reggaeton, cholas or buchonas; for black peoples is actually very similar with the poor or medium class worked their ways to the top, baddies curvy chains and all that; Asians have to be smart and pure and very innocent and mostly very intelligent, even more than Americans. The thing is that at the end of the day, people who are not white can VERY VERY HARDLY get popular by being “normal” which is someone who doesn’t do drugs or go to jail or do anything that is considered wrong by their standards/laws. Therefore, there aren’t that many black people on the scene and I can very disappointingly say that I, myself can’t tell you the name of a back actor on the spot and that that is the truth for a lot of people, maybe even black people. I’m not saying that’s 100% the case because, 1 I’m making this comment with no investigation whatsoever apart from your video and because 2 I’m sure there is at least 1 character that could be used to include black people in this (still, not that is is a good thing) and 3 black people who looks like mouses have to exist I mean come on there has to be at least one person Also I must say, not everything depends on white people, as a Latina I see nobody talking about this in my language and I think that if we were to want to be included, maybe, we could try to include ourselves and not wait till a white person comes out and say oh hey this brazilian guy looks like a freakin pig and everyone says oh yeah wow so inclusive thanks my guy. You know? Like nobody is asking JTBC (a Korean company that produces kmovies and kseries) to include a black person in their Korean dramas despite the fact that this dramas are watched all around the world by millions but everyone expects usa to include black people in a two week trend?
These men are handsome just regular handsome looking men. idk why people are calling them rodent men. It's a bit offensive. The internet is wild.
Ok in all fairness she was probably only surrounded by snowfowkes.. And the industry only mostly run by snowflakes...and the viewers will mostly be snowflakes ...imean don't hate on her go get you onr
"Getting their Chad and getting their bag in the process?" So yts for their $$?
Glad you didn’t get the big mic.
I think maybe it would be better to start saying “uniquely attractive” because sometimes those odd features are the thing that makes them really stand out
AND WHY does skin care matter?!!! isn’t that what you guys wanted?!! But you’re pointing out the fact that their skin makes some different!!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
Too much head movment. Its quite distracting like strobing lights.
@20:55 People are acting like this because Black people in America are accustomed to being treated badly by non-black businesses (followed in stores but when we need help no one can assist, the waiters not tending to our table as much as the others). So some Black owned/run businesses feel like we are only deserving of a non-racist experience and not above and beyond customer service.
in relation to the lack of "popeyes effect" African braiding, many Africans don't have that internalized racism that leads many to give other black ppl bad service. They actually are welcoming when african- Americans come to their shops. The best is when they hear you're traveling to Africa (especially if it's their country) and they plug you with all the spots to visit. Next time (or few times) you come to get your hair done, best believe everyone in the salon will hear all the details from the owner and see your vacation photos.
The simu and rami take was just wild and wrong
Oh man if some categories like this existed about women.. Jeezzzusss it would be wild news😂
Isn't a comparison like this what roseanne did?
Thumbnail and title is wild.
I cant stand timothee chalamet 🙄
This just screams more racism to me. Black people have helped each other in dating forever. But it receives attention because hes white and because theres this belief that black men don't like black women.
It’s how I can imagine myself being a man hearing this and being like « wtf are these internet ppl talking about ?»
Black people give other black people the bare minimum due to self hatred and racism.
As a black “rodent” man, I want my love too!
When I did my big chop last week, my barber kept saying I had good hair & I felt so seen lol with my 4c,b,a hair
It was weird though because my mom says things like “if you put conditioner in it will it curl?” Btch I’m black lol my hair is gonna only be what it is
There is way to much emphasis on looks in society.You can find people attractive based on all sorts of things, not just looks. Also I think the internet gives a scewed version of reality. I live in a majority white country, am darker skintoned and overweight but with a smaller waist and big bust. A lot of people compliment me from diffrent backgrounds. Not just guys, the kids at the school I work or other women to. I think being being attracted to people can differ from "being attractive" because as cliché as it sounds... It really is about the whole package. I think people are surprised if they find somebody attractive that the media hasn't told they should find attractive. Tbh a lot of the guys you showed didn't seem attractive to me. Kendrick actually looked better then most of them 😅. But i guess in mainstream American media; white and skinny is still right. Thank goodness for the internet. I watch a lot of diffrent people and seeing all that diversity does really help for confidence for me personally. At the end of the day we are all people and everybody wants to be threated nice regardless of how you look. So I like to threat everybody with the same kindness regardless of their look because I hope the would do that for me to. Love your videos ❤.
Pete Davidson
Extraordinarily well-thought out and presented. Your analysis around race, weight, etc. hit the mark hard, and I concurred with every one of your assessments of who was outside the “rodent man” category and why. Some would call this a superficial subject and say you were overthinking, but for me it’s a deep, thinking-person’s dive. Thank you!