As a Mexican I love it when other people not from our culture still enjoying the things about our culture and I think she did a really good job with the whole look!
@@lamam6726 The costume or face makeup represents death and rebirth. We celebrate death. Each color has a symbolism and even the altars have a lot of symbolism.
Majority of you’ll Mexican people are native Americans why you still speak European language spanish, why you don’t care about your own native language?? Maybe one day y’all native Americans gonna own your own continent but first you need to care about your native language and your native culture and architecture like mayan culture
As a hispanic, it warms my heart to see people practicing our traditions and have fun doing it! Dia de Los Muertos is super iconic, but colors can really show how it's about living in a vivid, colorful, and somewhat romantic way! Really awesome!
"As a Hispanic." Dia de los muertos is purely a Mexican MesoAmerican tradition estimated to be 3000 years old and deeply rooted in Aztec and other Mesoamerican traditions in Mexico. It has nothing to do with Hispania.
Although Mexico has the main event, Día de los Muertos is not just from there; Guatemala, Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Perú and more have each their own celebrations to honor their deceased loved ones So basically, not a Mexico only tradition for sure
@@kup6659 yes,but it’s more popularized now tons of hispanic countries celebrate it,and should! it’s a fun and colorful event and it’s important to share, that’s how we keep memories alive, and día de muertos is a holiday dedicated to sharing stories about loved ones and keeping memories alive :)
I'm Mexican, and it's always really fun to see people enjoying our culture, although I do wish there was more color to this look, as the day is centered around life, and color, and love! Either way super cool!!!
Dude Mexicans are so cool like what the heck like you get to have a day where you can dress fun but it’s kinda sad cause it’s for your deceased family but they are still there neither you and love you 😘
I love everybody being so accepting in these comments. My daughter is part Mexican and I'm just plain old white But i want her to grow up with her culture and I'm not sure how to go about it but the kindness of you all really makes me feel better as i go through my learning period 😅
It’s hard isn’t it?! I’m black and white (light skinned tho) and honestly I’m still scared to do things related to my culture because people can get AGGRESSIVE. I’m happy to see that it’s not like this everywhere!
You can learn the language and traditions! That would be cool, (you're not forced to do it though, I hope you know that! As long as you child is happy everything is good)
Omg shes sooo talented she is not only extremely pretty, a great flight attendant, incredibly hilarious, amazing at makeup but she’s also super crafty this girls an all rounder
I’m so relieved to see these comments. I was so scared that it was just going to be full of people getting offended/gatekeeping even if they aren’t from Mexico themselves. I want to thank you Jeenies community for being amazing!
I also expected lots of angry comments, mostly from people who are offended on behalf of others. But it really is nice to see that not everyone is always looking for something to be offended and angry about! It makes me happy to see so many comments of Mexican people who expressing their appreciation and excitement. I feel like a lot of the time angry comments come from people who don't even belong to the group that is supposedly being offended.
As a Mexican I find this quite lovely that she did this also i dressed up as a catrina (this ) for Halloween and I would gladly do it again I love this look!
We are proud of being Mexicans, and instead of getting offended by cultural appropriation, we feel happy to see that other cultures like our traditions so much that they even wanna try and be part of it 😊 it’s a lovely compliment. Jeenie you nailed 💕I can see how much effort you put into this, looks amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Well cultural appreciation is different from appropriation, like what she’s doing is appreciation, but appropriation is basically when someone doesn’t appreciate or give credit to your culture✅✅✅ Hope that was easy to understand 👍🏾
@@starstruck5547 right, It becomes appropriation when people are taking something that another culture has experienced persecution for. Like for example wearing indigenous peoples regalia and profiting on their traditions would be appropriation, I hope others in the comments understand this.
Late but as a Mexican I love how people carry our tradition and love the makeup and crafting skills can we appreciate how much time it took, in Mexico my family does a big celebration 🎉 ✨ EDIT: (Mom I’m famous 😭)
Hay a mi me gustaría celebrar el dia de los muertos algun dia pero no soy ni mexicana. Me encanta como onrais a los muertos y los recurdais. Saludos desde España
Beautiful, Jeenie! As a non-Mexican, Dia del Muertos is a fascinating and lovely celebration and I'm pleased to see so many Mexican voices here supporting those of us who love to share it with you. The world is so much richer with your amazing culture in it!
The comments always say that Jeenie makes everyone's day It is so true!! Your videos are awesome. Love your channel. Congrats on becoming top shorts channel in your country. You deserve it. So close to 3 million. Love u. Thanks for making all these amazing videos..
I'm glad there isn't a lot of comment about "cultural appropriation". Everyone should have interest in other culture. Sharing and learning is what makes us who we are. I am french, and I'd be delighted to be in a celebration like that. I have a huge respect for traditions, they mean a lot to me. And I am sure mexican people would be happy to see strangers being a part of Dia de los muertos, and being respectful about this awesome and meaningful event. Share, and care 🧡
It’s also different from CA and I wish people would stop being passive aggressive. CA is a real thing to be taken seriously- but it’s clear this ain’t it so why even mention it!? It just encourages Karen’s to say it isn’t a thing at all…
@@Reneeleeharper Questions🙋🏽♀️ isn’t this kind of a cultural appropriation? I have a grey understanding of the concept. But I read some content that pretty much says that we can’t dress up as any type of culture we're not. Now I’m confused. Did Mexican celebrate the day of the dead with costumes like Halloween? Isn’t the day of the death a sacred day? Or is this just a Halloween take of the movie “Loco”? Is that allowed or does that also enter the realm of cultural appropriation?
@@Arsy_ As long as you don't make a joke out of the culture or their traditions then it's fine. As long as you're respectful and you put effort into understanding it then it's not culture appropriation.
Jeenie thank you so much for showing a hint of my culture. As a Mexican I appreciated when people from other culture take a look of our traditions with respect as you did. Big hugs from Texas❤❤❤
I love seeing other ethnicities celebrating my culture. I think that it’s a common trend, it’s a nice thing to share and experience other cultures as long as you’re respectful and do it out of a place of admiration and respect
Absolutely beautiful!! This is one of the most interesting cultural tradition in the world in my opinion, Day of the Dead is such a beautiful way to honour and celebrate lost loved ones
Looking through the comments and thank you everyone for not “gate keeping”. It’s nice to see that there are still good people on the internet. Amazing job you guys as well as Jeenie
@@SaidAlSeveres bullshit. It's about respect. I don't give a fuck what race you are, but if you're participating in another culture's traditions be respectful and willing to learn about it.
I'm Mexican and I'm glad that people enjoy Dia De Los Muertos because it's where we celebrate the life of our Family members and friends who have left us. I'm also Christian so if someone dies and they where a good person, to me they would have gone to heaven but I dont know if for Dia De Los Muertos it's the land of the remembered or something different. The reason I said land of the remembered is because of one of my favorite childhood movies 📖The Book Of Life📖
I love it when someone from one culture can appreciate and emulate another culture. Most of the time it comes from a good place and I wish more people would accept the sharing of traditions and traditional things.
I absolutely LOVE EVERY SINGLE VIDEO I watch that she posts.. She has me cracking up every single time.. She's just soooooooo talented and crafty on top of being extremely hilarious 😂
She did an amazing job, I love how much she appreciates the culture! Also I was dancing to the music the whole time, Jeenie is so beautiful and so talented!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
POV: You trying to find comment which don’t start with “As a Mexican; I’m a Mexican” Without hate or smth, it’s cool that people appreciate others for sharing their culture without hate
I’m Mexican American and I can say I’m really happy to see half of my culture being celebrated. This tradition means a lot to us Because (if I can remember properly) it’s about honoring our family member that have passed (Little fun fact: the traditional sign for the day of the dead is a sugar skull)
Soy mitad mexicana y, aunque no celebro el día de los muertos, todavía lo aprecio mucho, así que realmente creo que esta es una buena manera de que ella muestre su agradecimiento por la festividad mexicana. 😁💀 English: I'm half Mexican and even though I don't celebrate the day of the dead, I still appreciate it very much, so I really think this is a good way for her to show her appreciation for the Mexican holiday. 😁💀
@@cherrywaves707 Mi abuelo es completamente mexicano y mi abuela no es mexicana, así que cuando nació mi mamá ella era mitad mexicana, así que mis hermanos y me hermana y yo somos mitad mexicanos. English: My grandfather is completely Mexican and my grandmother is not Mexican, so when my mother was born she was half Mexican, so my brothers and sister and I are half Mexican.
Looks amazing I’m not Mexican but I have a Spanish heritage known as my dad’s side of the family and I love a how people have fun with other peoples and countries holiday traditions ☺️
Cultural appropriation is such a touchy subject that it takes away almost everything that makes any cultural celebration enjoyable if you’re an outsider except ofcourse if you assimilate yourself into the culture by taking part from it with best of intentions and by then there are still many factors that can still affect the views of other people. At the end of the day, appreciating and enjoying anything related to anyone’s culture must be a very intimate way of connecting to someone else’s roots by partaking in its solemnity and apreciating its true essense.
Not really. Idk what u see as cultural appropriation if u think that because we today can call that out that means ppl can't celebrate/enjoy other cultures.
@@mazhiang_dishia_ you’re just proving my point. Anyone can definitely and will definitely call you out because they wanted to feel like they are correct and you on the other hand are wrong - CA has always been a big debate but if you truly wanted to know the culture and genuinely enjoy everything involves in it then even if you’re technically not part of that culture by blood but only by interest, you can say to yourself that you done no wrong. Though, this is just my opinion because I am not overly criticizing those people who are genuinely loving ones culture. But ofcourse everyone has their own opinion, that is why CA thing is one of those complicated topic that divides opinion and people.
@@JonnieR uh no?💀 I didn't prove ur point in any way, I literally just said "idk what u see as ca, but just because we can call it out nowadays that doesn't mean that ppl can't celebrate cultures". Culture appropriation shouldn't be a debate and it's not smth so hard to understand. This girl in the video literally just showed how u can correctly& respectfully celebrate someone's traditions without being an absolute brat. On the other hand, that guy Jake Paul (i think that's his name) is the person u can take as a no-no example to anything and especially when it comes to celebrating smth u don't have anything to do by blood (u can find out what happened with him in Japan). No normal human being is going to say that u support cultural appropriation because u wore a kimono especially if u did the whole process correctly and u didn't wear it just to make some money on 'gram. It's quite easy (imo) to spot cultural appropriation if u actually know what it is.
Everybody: Commenting about how cool and good Jeenie is. Me: Nothing not true about that. By the way if Jeenie see’s this, I want you to know that u looked amazing in that and made a wonderful thing, it looked just like her, I was confused if that was u or her 😂 love ya! Edit 1- eeee Jeenie saw itttt. Edit 2- wow I haven’t gotten these many likesss, thank youuu. Edit 3- I’m not a bot or a scam. Can I not say I love her vids?
I love the idea of the day of the dead- I go to visit my parents graves and leave flowers and candles- I wish more people put aside a day to honour their forebears. I also love the people who complain about cultural appropriation haven’t commented yet some people of Mexican heritage say she looks great!
LOVE THIS 💕Reading the comments and seeing how people of the culture saying they love others interested in their culture warms my heart. I wish every person of every culture had the same view and love that you guys have 😍😍
OKAY THIS COMMENT SECTION IS TO MUCH😭❤️ it is just really cool to see so many people like me! I’m Mexican, and it’s just cool to see this kinda representation❤️
As a Mexican I love it when other people not from our culture still enjoying the things about our culture and I think she did a really good job with the whole look!
Day of the Dead is such a beautiful tradition!
Day of the Dead is such a wonderful tradition! Me and a few friends did some makeup, made candy skulls and it was so fun!
I remember first learning about day of the dead in high school and I just fell in love with it. I think it’s such a beautiful holiday
Wait what is it?? Can someone tell me is there a special meaning in the costume?
@@lamam6726 The costume or face makeup represents death and rebirth. We celebrate death. Each color has a symbolism and even the altars have a lot of symbolism.
Jeenie is so talented when it comes to everything.
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Exactly!
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Rip this user for summoning the spam bots🙏
@@Euphoric_nightz I reported them
As Mexican, this is gorgeous and i love how people are sharing our culture
Majority of you’ll Mexican people are native Americans why you still speak European language spanish, why you don’t care about your own native language?? Maybe one day y’all native Americans gonna own your own continent but first you need to care about your native language and your native culture and architecture like mayan culture
@@gloojaam6756 wait what you pressed for?
I love ur Hanako pfp!
Yo tambien. Estoy muy feliz.
Ik and some people don’t respect the holiday but she does
Wait this is EVERYTHINGGG. As a Mexican myself, our culture is everything so when people show it off and are respectful and wanna learn, it’s amazing.
Ah yes but some people like to dress up and respect our traditions. So take it down a notch amigo
But just whatchout for the miss happers ok
igual
yea i wish i knew more than half of Spanish
Feliz de ver a otros usar nuestras tradiciones!!
As a Mexican, this is wonderful that people do this and like have fun with our culture
But fr like it's the day of the dead (#×_×) and I love the day of the dead
As a hispanic, it warms my heart to see people practicing our traditions and have fun doing it! Dia de Los Muertos is super iconic, but colors can really show how it's about living in a vivid, colorful, and somewhat romantic way! Really awesome!
"As a Hispanic." Dia de los muertos is purely a Mexican MesoAmerican tradition estimated to be 3000 years old and deeply rooted in Aztec and other Mesoamerican traditions in Mexico. It has nothing to do with Hispania.
Hispanic??? Bro💀💀 dia de los muertos is a native Mexican culture 🧐
Although Mexico has the main event, Día de los Muertos is not just from there; Guatemala, Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Perú and more have each their own celebrations to honor their deceased loved ones
So basically, not a Mexico only tradition for sure
@@kup6659 yes,but it’s more popularized now tons of hispanic countries celebrate it,and should! it’s a fun and colorful event and it’s important to share, that’s how we keep memories alive, and día de muertos is a holiday dedicated to sharing stories about loved ones and keeping memories alive :)
@@yes1958 thank you
I'm Mexican, and it's always really fun to see people enjoying our culture, although I do wish there was more color to this look, as the day is centered around life, and color, and love! Either way super cool!!!
Im glad you see that she is appreciating your culture instead of complaining about her stealing it😊
Same
Yes
@@metaaltje if you see a Mexican being mad about "stealing our culture" he/she ain't Mexican
Dude Mexicans are so cool like what the heck like you get to have a day where you can dress fun but it’s kinda sad cause it’s for your deceased family but they are still there neither you and love you 😘
As a Mexican, seeing other people learn and enjoy our culture made me so proud to be Mexican. Thank you for sharing. Culture is meant to be shared!
Mexican culture is so beautiful
I love everybody being so accepting in these comments. My daughter is part Mexican and I'm just plain old white But i want her to grow up with her culture and I'm not sure how to go about it but the kindness of you all really makes me feel better as i go through my learning period 😅
It’s hard isn’t it?! I’m black and white (light skinned tho) and honestly I’m still scared to do things related to my culture because people can get AGGRESSIVE. I’m happy to see that it’s not like this everywhere!
You can learn the language and traditions! That would be cool, (you're not forced to do it though, I hope you know that! As long as you child is happy everything is good)
There are white people in Mexico too
Us Mexicans are never aggressive when anyone tries to do our culture we always take it as a compliment and we appreciate it
Us mexicans are happy to share our foods and traditions with other ethnicities and races. Rarely will you find people trying to gatekeep our culture.
Omg shes sooo talented she is not only extremely pretty, a great flight attendant, incredibly hilarious, amazing at makeup but she’s also super crafty this girls an all rounder
Thank u love
@@jeenie.weenie omg 😱 u replied this is the best thing that’s happened to me all day 🥲😊
@@queenanantasya9424 you so sussy i know you took my fortnite card
@@camilela7535 omg I’m 13 jeez
@@queenanantasya9424 Oml I’m too young 😫
As Mexican it’s nice seeing people enjoy our traditions
I’m so relieved to see these comments. I was so scared that it was just going to be full of people getting offended/gatekeeping even if they aren’t from Mexico themselves. I want to thank you Jeenies community for being amazing!
I also expected lots of angry comments, mostly from people who are offended on behalf of others. But it really is nice to see that not everyone is always looking for something to be offended and angry about! It makes me happy to see so many comments of Mexican people who expressing their appreciation and excitement. I feel like a lot of the time angry comments come from people who don't even belong to the group that is supposedly being offended.
It's just angry Americans all the time that want to be offended by everything... I'm Mexican btw
The fact that the toxicness is what we expect is sad. Shouldn’t be that way in our world
Ofc no one's offended💀 it's obvious that's she's appreciating and celebrating dead's day.
@@mazhiang_dishia_ You never know tbh. People are really weird and easy offended nowadays
As a Mexican i love seeing people learning and having fun/sharing our traditions! I think the look looks GREAT!
Is this Mexican tradition? If it is, it's so beautiful and cool!
@@zulaihaabdullah3965 yeah it is :) ! Im happy that you think its cool!
Its so cool and fun omg I wanna try omg!!
@@typexoxobarb :)
@@ilovealexgiannascoli i wanna try it because it reminds me of coco i could even dress up as one of the characters in coco🤩
As a Mexican I find this quite lovely that she did this also i dressed up as a catrina (this ) for Halloween and I would gladly do it again I love this look!
We are proud of being Mexicans, and instead of getting offended by cultural appropriation, we feel happy to see that other cultures like our traditions so much that they even wanna try and be part of it 😊 it’s a lovely compliment. Jeenie you nailed 💕I can see how much effort you put into this, looks amazing! Thank you for sharing!
yeah this "cultural appropiation" mania is ridiculous we are human one planet jeeezzz
Same, I’m African (Ghanaian) and Jamaican and I love seeing people wear box braids and African print dresses :) people do too much
@@iLikeCok if people with straight hair wear box braids it’s very damaging and if worn long enough like about 1-2 days it will cause massive hair loss
Well cultural appreciation is different from appropriation, like what she’s doing is appreciation, but appropriation is basically when someone doesn’t appreciate or give credit to your culture✅✅✅ Hope that was easy to understand 👍🏾
@@starstruck5547 right, It becomes appropriation when people are taking something that another culture has experienced persecution for. Like for example wearing indigenous peoples regalia and profiting on their traditions would be appropriation, I hope others in the comments understand this.
Jeenie is a Multi-talented queen 😍💖
Omg ily ❤️
Tysm 😍
I’m Mexican, and I always love seeing foreigners celebrate our holidays and traditions!
Late but as a Mexican I love how people carry our tradition and love the makeup and crafting skills can we appreciate how much time it took, in Mexico my family does a big celebration 🎉 ✨
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(Mom I’m famous 😭)
I wish i could see it once in my life too
@@Raman_Kumar_09 same
Hay a mi me gustaría celebrar el dia de los muertos algun dia pero no soy ni mexicana. Me encanta como onrais a los muertos y los recurdais.
Saludos desde España
Can I know what the song title is?
@@tian5384 Poco Loco from Coco
as a mexican, this made me smile a lot and appreciate my culture more
Beautiful, Jeenie! As a non-Mexican, Dia del Muertos is a fascinating and lovely celebration and I'm pleased to see so many Mexican voices here supporting those of us who love to share it with you. The world is so much richer with your amazing culture in it!
I absolutely adore seeing others participate and enjoying our celebrations and culture. And she did such an amazing job. It looks absolutely gorgeous
I'm mexican and I think it's so beautiful the way people carry our traditions to make such beautiful art and makeup, absolutely stunning!
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@@luistorres20001 yes
@@luistorres20001 ?
@@luistorres20001 cállate luis
@@luistorres20001 nadie te invito Luis
As a Mexican, I love seeing people respect and not mock our culture’
For me, it’s the sheer joy you show while creating/crafting. Your end results were beautiful but you’re always fun to watch. 😊
The comments always say that Jeenie makes everyone's day
It is so true!! Your videos are awesome. Love your channel. Congrats on becoming top shorts channel in your country. You deserve it. So close to 3 million. Love u. Thanks for making all these amazing videos..
Thank you Pavana ❤️
@@jeenie.weenie Your welcome!! 😊
@@camilela7535 wtf bot stop its Inapropriat
As a Mexican, This is so respectful spreading our beliefs and traditions around its so sweet ❤
Jeenie is SUCH A MULTITALENTED queen. You go girl!
I'm glad there isn't a lot of comment about "cultural appropriation".
Everyone should have interest in other culture. Sharing and learning is what makes us who we are. I am french, and I'd be delighted to be in a celebration like that. I have a huge respect for traditions, they mean a lot to me. And I am sure mexican people would be happy to see strangers being a part of Dia de los muertos, and being respectful about this awesome and meaningful event.
Share, and care 🧡
Yup, we love sharing these traditions. Honoring your dead is universal, it's great if you take inspiration from our culture to celebrate
It’s also different from CA and I wish people would stop being passive aggressive. CA is a real thing to be taken seriously- but it’s clear this ain’t it so why even mention it!? It just encourages Karen’s to say it isn’t a thing at all…
@@Reneeleeharper Questions🙋🏽♀️ isn’t this kind of a cultural appropriation? I have a grey understanding of the concept. But I read some content that pretty much says that we can’t dress up as any type of culture we're not. Now I’m confused. Did Mexican celebrate the day of the dead with costumes like Halloween? Isn’t the day of the death a sacred day? Or is this just a Halloween take of the movie “Loco”? Is that allowed or does that also enter the realm of cultural appropriation?
@@Arsy_ As long as you don't make a joke out of the culture or their traditions then it's fine. As long as you're respectful and you put effort into understanding it then it's not culture appropriation.
It's because she's Asian and not white. A white woman doing this would be appropriation because that's how leftists think.
Jeenie thank you so much for showing a hint of my culture. As a Mexican I appreciated when people from other culture take a look of our traditions with respect as you did. Big hugs from Texas❤❤❤
As a Mexican latina , I love that other people are having a good time in celebrating our culture or just dressing up😭🖐🏼
As a Mexican I love seeing other people do our traditions and having fun while doing them and I love helping my Familia get ready for day of the dead
As a Mexican I love the way you made this omg. This was genuine and I really liked it
I love seeing other ethnicities celebrating my culture. I think that it’s a common trend, it’s a nice thing to share and experience other cultures as long as you’re respectful and do it out of a place of admiration and respect
It makes me so happy to see that you're genuinely interested in our culture and traditions, you're doing great 😊
As a Mexican ,I love to see people sharing and having fun with our traditions ❤
I love culture sharing. Showing appreciation and admiration all while looking beautiful at the samw time!
OMG SOOO PRETTY 😭😭😭 LY JEENIE ❤❤❤
Aww I love how your dog was sitting on your lap cute!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕💜💜💜💜💖💖💖💖
Absolutely beautiful!! This is one of the most interesting cultural tradition in the world in my opinion, Day of the Dead is such a beautiful way to honour and celebrate lost loved ones
Looking through the comments and thank you everyone for not “gate keeping”. It’s nice to see that there are still good people on the internet. Amazing job you guys as well as Jeenie
Let’s be real if she was white people the reactions would not be kind…which ain’t fair.
@@SaidAlSeveres bullshit. It's about respect. I don't give a fuck what race you are, but if you're participating in another culture's traditions be respectful and willing to learn about it.
@@abhishekkallesh7928 no not bs. It’s like when white women wear box braids. Every throws a fit until another POC besides black does it nobody cares
Beautiful!
Ever since learning about the Day of the Dead, always thought it was a much healthier way of looking at and dealing with death.
Omg! She looks super beautiful, can we just appreciate her make up skills!
this woman is just amazing..she slays every looks and owns it...loads of love jeenie❤❤
As a Mexican, I really love people celebrating our traditions and culture, I really love El Día De Los Muertos
I love it! Mexicana culture gets richer when we share it!
JEENIE is soooooo talented.. she is just purrrrrrrfect!🥺✨
I'm Mexican and I'm glad that people enjoy Dia De Los Muertos because it's where we celebrate the life of our Family members and friends who have left us. I'm also Christian so if someone dies and they where a good person, to me they would have gone to heaven but I dont know if for Dia De Los Muertos it's the land of the remembered or something different. The reason I said land of the remembered is because of one of my favorite childhood movies 📖The Book Of Life📖
I love it when someone from one culture can appreciate and emulate another culture. Most of the time it comes from a good place and I wish more people would accept the sharing of traditions and traditional things.
That quick transition to the full look 😭💜 you looked so beautiful Jeenie.
The comment section was surprisingly positive! So nice to see people proud of their culture being shared (in a respectable manner)
Wow you look amazing Jeenie you always make my day thank you for being the sunshine on a cloudy day 💜
I absolutely LOVE EVERY SINGLE VIDEO I watch that she posts.. She has me cracking up every single time.. She's just soooooooo talented and crafty on top of being extremely hilarious 😂
She did an amazing job, I love how much she appreciates the culture! Also I was dancing to the music the whole time, Jeenie is so beautiful and so talented!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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I LOVE THIS! I am Mexican and I am so happy to see other people sharing our traditions!
This looks gorgeous on you! I love to see people celebrating and respecting traditions!
I've noticed that us Mexicans really enjoy seeing our culture loved by others. I find that nice.
The song brings back memories-
Also the fact that it's handmade and that beautiful is just- *chefs kiss*
Memories of what
@@Boduo the movie coco I guess? Or their childhood
Girl, this is just awesome. It’s so good to see you represent different cultures! ilysm❤️❤️
POV: You trying to find comment which don’t start with “As a Mexican; I’m a Mexican”
Without hate or smth, it’s cool that people appreciate others for sharing their culture without hate
This was hands down THE COOLEST VIDEO Jeenie has posted 😭✨
Jeenie, this is beautiful! Great job! Love from Mexico City!
This is gorgeous the Mexican culture is very beautiful and unique I went to Mexico 2 times it is a beautiful place
The hard work and dedication she put into this is incredible….. I would’ve fallen asleep not even half way through making the headband-
Oml jeenie you look like a goddess your videos happier also amazing diy
As a mexican i love that people shares our traditions and it makes me smile
Am I like the only one who loves the movie coco and immediately smiled and started singing 😊
This is Beautiful, i love how you created it homemade!
As a Mexican I like to see others try out our traditions and see how they turn out
Black roses are so pretty ✨✨
Love this so much… as a Mexican I just love how people can appreciate our culture.
Some people mess up appreciation and appropriation
That was beautifully done!
Thank you!
I’m Mexican and I love how much people appreciate our traditions!!! So cute by the way!! ☺️
The music is so nostalgic Jeenie you’re so talented haha
Is no one gonna mention how her dog just napping on her thighs? It's so adorable 🥺😍.
As a half mexican 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 I really appreciate you liking our tradition and looks and you look nice in the crown 👑
I’m not Mexican but I love this it’s so beautiful ❤️🇲🇽
I’m Mexican American and I can say I’m really happy to see half of my culture being celebrated. This tradition means a lot to us
Because (if I can remember properly) it’s about honoring our family member that have passed
(Little fun fact: the traditional sign for the day of the dead is a sugar skull)
😏
Same I’m Mexican American plus I’m first generation that is American and people still say I’m not Mexican 😒
My teacher is Mexican and she is really nice
and I am happy that Jennie is sharing her culture ❤️
Soy mitad mexicana y, aunque no celebro el día de los muertos, todavía lo aprecio mucho, así que realmente creo que esta es una buena manera de que ella muestre su agradecimiento por la festividad mexicana. 😁💀
English: I'm half Mexican and even though I don't celebrate the day of the dead, I still appreciate it very much, so I really think this is a good way for her to show her appreciation for the Mexican holiday. 😁💀
Mitad mexicana?, cómo está eso XD
@@cherrywaves707 Mi abuelo es completamente mexicano y mi abuela no es mexicana, así que cuando nació mi mamá ella era mitad mexicana, así que mis hermanos y me hermana y yo somos mitad mexicanos.
English: My grandfather is completely Mexican and my grandmother is not Mexican, so when my mother was born she was half Mexican, so my brothers and sister and I are half Mexican.
@SwaggyxMimi your welcome😁
@SwaggyxMimi By the way @⌗ 𝗻𝗮𝗺𝗶 ♡ asked, "Half Mexican. How is that? XD" So that was my response.
You're stunning Jeenie! Love your videos!
Ily❤️
She's so good with art ❤️💜. I absolutely love it .
I’m Mexican let me just say you did a very very beautiful job and looked very beautiful as well thank you for being respectful to our traditions ❤️
I like how almost all comments start with “as a Mexican myself” 😂
Anyways, this look is everything! 💕
Imagine seeing "As a white..." 😂
Im a Mexican and im so happy people just try to get to know our traditional things like food and more!
Im Mexican (mixed with others) an I think it’s ✨lovely✨how Other people (Jeenie) is sharing our wonderful culture 🤗
As a Hispanic
I love that you’re sharing our culture and having fun, love you!
I’m not Mexican but I live in San Antonio, and I love to see people share culture not just Mexican but San Antonio’s as well!
Looks amazing I’m not Mexican but I have a Spanish heritage known as my dad’s side of the family and I love a how people have fun with other peoples and countries holiday traditions ☺️
Cultural appropriation is such a touchy subject that it takes away almost everything that makes any cultural celebration enjoyable if you’re an outsider except ofcourse if you assimilate yourself into the culture by taking part from it with best of intentions and by then there are still many factors that can still affect the views of other people. At the end of the day, appreciating and enjoying anything related to anyone’s culture must be a very intimate way of connecting to someone else’s roots by partaking in its solemnity and apreciating its true essense.
Not really. Idk what u see as cultural appropriation if u think that because we today can call that out that means ppl can't celebrate/enjoy other cultures.
@@mazhiang_dishia_ you’re just proving my point. Anyone can definitely and will definitely call you out because they wanted to feel like they are correct and you on the other hand are wrong - CA has always been a big debate but if you truly wanted to know the culture and genuinely enjoy everything involves in it then even if you’re technically not part of that culture by blood but only by interest, you can say to yourself that you done no wrong.
Though, this is just my opinion because I am not overly criticizing those people who are genuinely loving ones culture. But ofcourse everyone has their own opinion, that is why CA thing is one of those complicated topic that divides opinion and people.
@@JonnieR uh no?💀 I didn't prove ur point in any way, I literally just said "idk what u see as ca, but just because we can call it out nowadays that doesn't mean that ppl can't celebrate cultures". Culture appropriation shouldn't be a debate and it's not smth so hard to understand. This girl in the video literally just showed how u can correctly& respectfully celebrate someone's traditions without being an absolute brat. On the other hand, that guy Jake Paul (i think that's his name) is the person u can take as a no-no example to anything and especially when it comes to celebrating smth u don't have anything to do by blood (u can find out what happened with him in Japan). No normal human being is going to say that u support cultural appropriation because u wore a kimono especially if u did the whole process correctly and u didn't wear it just to make some money on 'gram. It's quite easy (imo) to spot cultural appropriation if u actually know what it is.
I don't know why it's a sensitive topic? What's there to get offended about except when there's disrespect?
Even the cartoon movie Coco based on Mexican tradition was so damn good.
I loved it
Everybody: Commenting about how cool and good Jeenie is.
Me: Nothing not true about that.
By the way if Jeenie see’s this, I want you to know that u looked amazing in that and made a wonderful thing, it looked just like her, I was confused if that was u or her 😂 love ya!
Edit 1- eeee Jeenie saw itttt.
Edit 2- wow I haven’t gotten these many likesss, thank youuu.
Edit 3- I’m not a bot or a scam. Can I not say I love her vids?
I read it! Thank you!!! It took me so long to do this hahahha I’m so happy how it came out :)
@@jeenie.weenie why are there so many scams in the comments
@@lucieoso they are trying to get attention to famous UA-camrs, even though It was bots
@@shiba-cosplayerinpt6471 I’m not a bot, can’t I just say that I love her vids?
I love the idea of the day of the dead- I go to visit my parents graves and leave flowers and candles- I wish more people put aside a day to honour their forebears. I also love the people who complain about cultural appropriation haven’t commented yet some people of Mexican heritage say she looks great!
I love that Jennie isn’t afraid to step out of her cultural bubble and enjoy others I wish you the best with Nari ❤
Can we appreciate how creative and beautiful Jernie looks?!
What the f!😳😳😳she was looking like a angel ina devil!she's so talented and cute though...............I love her!
i’m mexican,and i think this is so cool omg, you executed this look wonderfully
LOVE THIS 💕Reading the comments and seeing how people of the culture saying they love others interested in their culture warms my heart. I wish every person of every culture had the same view and love that you guys have 😍😍
I’m Mexican and proud I wish I could have the Patience for this I would go to the store and just get the closest thing to the crown 😂
Etsy!
@@lofarm7290 oh that would be good thx ☺️
Thank you Jeenie! I am from Mexico, and it's really makes me happy people enjoy our traditions. You look gorgeous! 😊👍
OKAY THIS COMMENT SECTION IS TO MUCH😭❤️ it is just really cool to see so many people like me! I’m Mexican, and it’s just cool to see this kinda representation❤️