she uses a watermark! most of these either photoshop removed them or straight up used the photo WITH a watermark. either way. sucks that no matter what you say to stop it people always steal stuff like this
The first three don't really do much. Water marks are easy to remove (when companies even bother to). But, if you insist on adding a watermark (sure, can't hurt, even if it does jack all) then you can also add your name to the meta data. If you have photoshop its fairly easy and you can google tutorials online. I dont think "calling people out" really does anything unless you're a massive influencer. Remaining respectful is key, though. Some folk will try to paint you as the bad guy, easiest way to avoid that is to not look like a bad guy to begin with.
@@victormunhozzz you thought so? I found it really problematic. Gringo é qualquer pessoa de fora do Brasil, não só "brancos". Japoneses são gringos, egípcios sao gringos, até mesmo pessoas dos outros países da LatAm são gringos pra gente. E deu a impressão de que na América Latina não existe gente branca. Fora que ela falou "I don't speak Spanish". I mean... It LITERALLY has "BRASIL" written on it, and even when she checked Google it translated from Portuguese, so it wouldn't hurt to correct herself. I'm usually the last one to complain about these little things, but as a Brazilian living abroad, guess I'm just sick of people thinking we speak Spanish (or Brazilian) and Buenos Aires is our capital. Also, I find Cristine incredibly smart and she's usually so respectful. Hence my surprise.
@@amandamolesm eu acho que ela fez bem. Na maioria das vezes quando a gente fala gringo, a gente fala mais é dos americanos brancos mesmo. Qualquer estrangeiro é gringo, mas é bem mais comum a gente usar pra se referir àqueles que são brancos e norte-americanos, ou brancos europeus. Geralmente quando a pessoa não é branca a gente refere ao país de origem ancestral É isso
I mean, not really. Gringa doesn’t mean white girls, it means girls from the us (and sometimes Canada). There are white girls in Latin America and there are girls who aren’t white in the us so it doesn’t make sense to define it like that
gringo isnt targeted to any race, even urbandictionary said so in the beggining. im from arg and at least in my experience ive never used it like that myself nor anyone ive met
@@violenciarivas7797 although it's true that gringo doesn't necessarily mean white girls it was implied in the ad and in a lot of cases it's used like that
the arabic says: "the latest in nail beautifying technology, it's a printer that will print any picrure you have on your phone in 35 seconds. only available in Algeria"
When she said it was in Spanish I was just staring at it wondering if I had really forgotten that much Spanish or if it was actually a different language haha
There's a nailshop near me that had YOUR NAILS on the wall... it was the multichrome picture that lots of people stole... i asked about it, the poster came in with the nail polish they buy. So it's a substantial company and the photo is is being distributed by a media company. So no one bully the salons, they don't realize and they're not stealing the pictures.
@@supersaraqxz548 we say that in Brazil too, "gringas" is the female variation for "gringos". I don't understand why gringos think it's supposed to be offensive, it's literally just a slang for "foreigners" or "non Brazilians"
@@TheRainyKingdom In my Spanish class in high school, it was mentioned that “gringos”/“gringas” might be used by an American Spanish speaker on any non-Spanish speaker or someone who looks like they wouldn’t speak Spanish. This sometimes includes white Spaniards. It’s hilarious when that gets proven wrong (because a Spaniard will speak Spanish), until you realise it’s literally just the Greek “barbaros” all over again. “Barbarians” is still an antagonising word to this day and it comes from a superiority complex about the ancient Greeks.
Nail and hair salons should just use the posters from their *professional only* suppliers which are free most of the time in my experience. If I saw a random thumbnail printed out and stuck on a wall in a salon I'd leave.
I love SO MUCH the way you handle with this kind of situation! Wish I had this humor! hahah ❤ I have been going through the same kind of thing for years now, Brazil is full of manicure courses that simply DO NOT USE THEIR OWN PHOTOS, it's bizarre! They even post videos here on UA-cam about "how to steal other people's photos" and things like that... I try to talk about this problem, and report this type of post, but unfortunately it is spreading more and more... Here in Brazil this is a really BIG problem 😰
Gringa also means "cracker" or "white trash" in the context of North American hate words. It matters not just who the speaker is, but also who the listener is. This is why big companies have research in their marketing departments to avoid this by either putting region blocks on ads or just changing their wording.
@@KatieCottingham But you can be sure that (at least here in Brazil) who speaks "Gringa" is just to refer to someone from other countries Without any derogatory intent The intention is not to offend
AMIGA que prazer te encontrar nesse vídeo! Essa semana tô vendo vários posts no insta de uma unha verde musgo com glitter na lateral. A foto original é da @miasolx, mas simplesmente ninguém dá os créditos (e eu tenho comentado em todas as fotos que encontro). Eu vejo essas coisas e na mesma hora lembro das pessoas usando suas fotos pra vender curso 🤦♀️
@@KatieCottingham So I'm from Puerto Rico and we say Gringo(a) when we refer to people in the mainland, and it is not a derogatory term. I'm aware that some people do take offense, but it is never meant with that meaning of "white trash" or "cracker." I just wanted to excuse Puerto Ricans from this one 😁.
@@KatieCottingham It's true that some other languages also have gringa as a slang or expression, but you can be sure that Brazilians use it only to demonstrate that the person is from other country. By the way here there are many ads like this, that try to overvalue a product saying that foreigners use it, it's something very common
Late to the party but at 14:38 when she says she’ll sue over someone taking Ben, honestly the stick of butter that is my heart melted. That was so insanely sweet
imagine if they did use pics of christine's feet to sell press on toenails, but they used the pics from the year where she didn't remove her toenail polish
@@Rosy2468 in other places in Latin America where they speak spanish it is used this way. The video is from Brasil (we speak Portuguese), and here gringo is just a slang for foreigner.
Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're acting like you're somebody else. Gets me frustrated. Just admit that you love the videos I make, my dear B Tea
“Gringo” is how we call a foreign person here in Brazil, doesn’t mean bad things, it’s just the way we talk. And the ad wasn’t in spanish, it was in portuguese. Come to Brazil 🥺🥺
Thank you!! As a brazilian fan i went full heart broken mode cause she didnt know it was portuguese. But then i thought “thats fine, people dont have the obligation to know it.” ❤️
@@apvlacerda ah, sei lá... a gente aqui aprende que no Canadá eles falam inglês e francês, não custava os países gringos aprenderem um tiquinho que seja da nossa história e geografia pra saber que fomos colonizados pelos portugueses e falamos português. Ainda se não tivesse “Brasil” na propaganda eu deixava passar, mas confesso que fiquei um pouco chateada
Yeah, but she got it right because "gringa" it's specifically "women from the United States". "White girl" it's actually pretty close to the actual meaning of it
Cristine: smacks the table with the mallet The table: what did I ever do to deserve this? I held your nail polish spills, put up with the messes you’ve made, spilled your milk and tea on me, and had your cats walk all over me..... But to be honest, the table broke her nail 3 years ago.
I thought this might be one of those videos of people complaining about other people using their designs without credit, like the concept of a certain design belongs to them or something, but no, they literally stole YOUR photos and videos, you can get legal compensation for that. If they don't have the skills or money to get someone to recreate the design and take their own photos, then maybe they shouldn't be doing business. Sue the hell out of them.
You really are such a great person for the way you dealt w this...not calling them put by name and destroying their businesses? Anyone else would have!
For 7:26 that language is Arabic. It says: “The lastest extent technology has verged into includes beautifying the nails. It is a printer that paints for you any photo that you have on your phone, onto your nails in the span of 35 seconds, exclusively in Algeria.” (For more info go to our page) You’re welcome 😂
The posters look to me like someone is selling them to these salons and beauty stores... Just mass printed 'em, and maybe have a shop online. The stores might not even know it's yours.
Disappointed but not surprised 🤷🏼♀️ North Americans usually don’t care about this things anyways, I just thought Simply, as an intelligent person, would be a little different
I took Spanish for five years, so when Cristine said "I can't read Spanish." I was like, that's not Spanish, right? I'm glad to find out I do know how to recognize Spanish.
As a non-Latin-origin language speaker, it's hard to expect people to know the difference. To a certain extent, it's like expecting to tell the difference between Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian.
I also love that the dip powder video thumbnail (printed as a poster to advertise that service) has a question mark. Seems like the salon doesn’t know whether they’re offering it or not. “DIP POWDER NAILS?”
PLEASE if you know an ad is featuring stolen products or images, let people in the comments know where to get the actual product. I saw a really cool tarot deck on facebook and the comments were flooded with people saying it was stolen images and that the creator instead was a small etsy shop. It saved me from getting a subpar product and actually supporting a small business.
Same! I saw this really gorgeous necklace with a blue crystal and went on eBay to look. So glad I did some serious googling, because I found the Etsy shop that sold the exact necklace. Who knows what kind of plastic shait I would have gotten if I went on eBay or Ali express?
I commented on an Instagram post that was selling a witch hat, however I had already bought the real thing from the actual Etsy shop it came from. But when I commented about it, my comment got deleted, and the comments got turned off.
And thank you for not buying the products! So many creators when they do this buy the products and I never understood it because they’re then supporting the company.
“A nova febre entre as gringas” means the newest/hottest trend among (female) foreigners. It’s not offence, it’s just slang for people not born/from Latin America. Also, that’s Portuguese not Spanish. Hope that clears things up 😁
Thanks for explaining in a kind and helpful manner instead of writing "ThAt'S nOt SPaNiSh iT's PoRtUgUeSe". I don't expect everyone to be able to tell Swedish and Norwegian apart if they're not fluent
@@KiLaVixen I think it varies depending on where you are from. As a brazilian, I only heard it being used to offend a couple times. The word gringa by itself is not offensive, it's just offensive If you use in a way that makes clear you are being offensive
@@AmbersDaintyThrowBlanket not the same if you consider a lifelong system of coloniality that diminishes latin culture and language. You'd be pissed to.
gringo doesn't mean white girl, it just means 'foreigner', the ad was just telling that whatever was happening in the video was the new trend overseas :B
I think in Latin America, it usually means a foreigner from a European country or a European descendent (typically white) who doesn't speak Spanish or Portuguese. In Spain (at least down south), "guiri" is used to refer to Germanic language-speaking foreigners.
Not only people from the USA, the use varies depending on the country. In Chile, for example, it's used as foreigner from a country that speaks any germanic language. Just to add more info.
@@pilarelisa03 no. The first recorded time of the word gringo was in the Diccionario Castellano con las voces de ciencias y el artes (1786-1793). That dictionary defined gringo as "foreigners that struggle with speaking spanish with fluency". Later, in 1869, the dictionary Diccionario de la Real Academia Española defined gringo as "speaking in gringo, speaking in an unintelligible language". Nothing to do with the US army uniform.
Re: Salons printing out thumbnails... coming from a graphics person, I totally get how this happens. Yeah, some might be deliberately ripping it off, but unfortunately, due to either/both lack of education or willful ignorance, there are many people in business that think it is completely acceptable to utilize Google image search as a free-for-all stock image catalog. They search "dip powder nails," find that thumbnail in one scroll, see the shiny image and the text, and in their minds, the ad is done! It goes to a designer or printer who doesn't know or care that it's not their content, gets a resolution boost, and gets printed. It's sad, but terribly common. I've had to explain too many times, "No, it's not free just because you got it from Google."
Yes! Exactly this. The vast majority of people don't understand copyright and the fact it has a real impact on someone. It seems to them like a victimless crime. Most people doing this are not evil, just uneducated and hustling.
I had this issue while I was working in a print shop, I kinda had an argument with my boss about copy right because she used a pre-existing image and put text under it as a “new logo” for someone’s business... it was very frustrating and I don’t work there anymore
Yeah, there was a courtcase a while back here of a guy who is a professional photographer who makes money by selling his pictures, but someone used them for ads because "they were on google". Yeah... Google only finds pictures made by other people, it doesn't make free photos for you. This woman who stole the pictures threw away the mail in which his lawyer explained she has to pay to use those pictures because she thought it was spam because "those pictures are from google!" She refused to pay, and during the case kept saying that she shouldn't have to pay because those pictures were on google and how was she supposed to know they were from this guy (ehm, the giant watermark you cut off maybe?) She was so pissed that she couldn't just delete the picture and everything was alright, she had to pay for years of use and was pissing ad moaning about it the whole time.
I feel like she would be able to thrive in quarantine! Shes very self motivated and also said that traveling before had made her skin more difficult to work with and healing from the makeup tour
Honestly at least the ones who didn't remove the watermark weren't trying to hide the fact that they stole content. I'd rather that then photoshopping out the watermark
Not to mention a lot of the time with these ads, the product doesn't even exist and they'll take your money and either do a runner or you'll receive some terrible cheap product that isn't as described and still do a runner anyway so you can't report them to trading standards or who ever. So just don't buy from these scam artists in the first place! Same goes for those t-shirt ads I see on my facebook, they all have really nice designs but when you do a reverse image search, half the time it's stolen from someone else.
Exhibit c is actually in Arabic it says “ latest technology for manicure , printer that will draw you any picture in your phone in 38 sec .. exclusively in Algeria “ 👌🏻
lessons I learned:
- add watermarks to content
- call people out online
- let influencers know
- don’t be an asshole
she uses a watermark! most of these either photoshop removed them or straight up used the photo WITH a watermark. either way. sucks that no matter what you say to stop it people always steal stuff like this
@@de4830 *lessons I learned (emphasis on the “I learned” she’s been doing this waaaay too long to not know these things, lol)
@@de4830 Reread the comment
@@de4830 she never said Cristine didn’t use watermarks though. She just meant she learned these things from the video.
The first three don't really do much. Water marks are easy to remove (when companies even bother to). But, if you insist on adding a watermark (sure, can't hurt, even if it does jack all) then you can also add your name to the meta data. If you have photoshop its fairly easy and you can google tutorials online.
I dont think "calling people out" really does anything unless you're a massive influencer.
Remaining respectful is key, though. Some folk will try to paint you as the bad guy, easiest way to avoid that is to not look like a bad guy to begin with.
She protecc
She atacc
But most importantly
She gets her designs bacc
YES
yezz!!
@@oliveowl2888 YESSSSSSSS!!!!!
Yuss
yep you is right
"Can't read spanish"
That made me laugh, because it is actually portugueseee
Were looking for this coment
I was about to comment this jajajajajaa
I knew it was Portuguese. When I read something that I can almost understand but seems like French Spanish then I know it’s Portuguese lol.
@@mckenny5505 portuguese = french spanish. is that what you mean? because im HERE for that concept
Né
we should put them in simply jailogical
*UNDERRATED COMMENT!! **#underratedcomment*
@@francescatolon ty girl lol
PLEASE THIS NEEDS MORE LIKES
Why not
@@alanalynnl.3283 I love ur pic!What morph?
i love how cristine not only checks google for a definition, but after goes immediately to urban dictionary.
As a non english speaker i ALWAYS go to urban dictionary , way more acurate 99% of the time 😂
And she figured out the definition spot on.
"The hot new trend among white girls" is the perfect translation for that post lol.
@@carabbeanblablomst I totally do the same!
Slang and expression are not well explained in formal dictionary 😂😂
@@victormunhozzz you thought so? I found it really problematic. Gringo é qualquer pessoa de fora do Brasil, não só "brancos". Japoneses são gringos, egípcios sao gringos, até mesmo pessoas dos outros países da LatAm são gringos pra gente. E deu a impressão de que na América Latina não existe gente branca.
Fora que ela falou "I don't speak Spanish". I mean... It LITERALLY has "BRASIL" written on it, and even when she checked Google it translated from Portuguese, so it wouldn't hurt to correct herself. I'm usually the last one to complain about these little things, but as a Brazilian living abroad, guess I'm just sick of people thinking we speak Spanish (or Brazilian) and Buenos Aires is our capital.
Also, I find Cristine incredibly smart and she's usually so respectful. Hence my surprise.
@@amandamolesm eu acho que ela fez bem. Na maioria das vezes quando a gente fala gringo, a gente fala mais é dos americanos brancos mesmo.
Qualquer estrangeiro é gringo, mas é bem mais comum a gente usar pra se referir àqueles que são brancos e norte-americanos, ou brancos europeus.
Geralmente quando a pessoa não é branca a gente refere ao país de origem ancestral
É isso
cristine always has a different tone of voice whenever shes being serious than when she’s normally talking
That’s how it works with everyone tho.
I mean most people do
I’ve noticed that too
That's every human. Not only Christine.
@@deepakmenon6720 exactly everyone does
"does that mean, like, the new hottest trend among...white girls?" THAT'S IT ACTUALLY LMAOOOO
I mean, not really. Gringa doesn’t mean white girls, it means girls from the us (and sometimes Canada). There are white girls in Latin America and there are girls who aren’t white in the us so it doesn’t make sense to define it like that
@@acarmemcita tô ligada AKSOAKSOAKS
mas acho que aquele estereótipo de gringa branca e loira coube perfeitamente na fala MKKKKKKK
gringo isnt targeted to any race, even urbandictionary said so in the beggining. im from arg and at least in my experience ive never used it like that myself nor anyone ive met
Im 1k like
@@violenciarivas7797 although it's true that gringo doesn't necessarily mean white girls it was implied in the ad and in a lot of cases it's used like that
The jury has spoken. We declare them GUILTY
GUILTY I SAY!
do you mean guilTEA BEEEYNN
Alectric chair
simply ✨guiltlogical✨
Wandavision wan Wandavision
All the companies watching this: 👁👄👁 “delete delete”
Only if they had a sense of morals
I don't think they care
@@EternalNyappy If they had a sense of morals they wouldn't do it in the first place.
Most are foreign based where Copyright laws don’t mean shit lol
lmao
" i can't read espanish"
*my brazilian ass crying because its portuguese*
“agora no Brasil” 😭 that’s like the biggest hint it’s NOT Spanish even if you can’t read Portuguese
Hahaha, and after when she’s trying to understand the meaning of the word gringa, lol.
ME, literally me
SIMMMM
SAME!😭
I love how you’re most offended at them stealing Ben’s image haha
Don't forget his cuticles !!
He's her property
LMAO
got this to 800 likes btw!!
Imagine some company using cristine's naked nails as the before picture for some anti yellow nail products lol
@@creativename8 oh my gud I was about to say that
I mean.. they already did at like 14:08
I fucking *wheezed*
I feel like that has to have already happened
The audacity
the arabic says: "the latest in nail beautifying technology, it's a printer that will print any picrure you have on your phone in 35 seconds. only available in Algeria"
kenza al you’re smart
I was going to translate it but you did first
Thanks
ty (:
entre nous did her dirty lmaoooooo
I am arabic
“I can’t read Spanish” says Cristine while looking at a Portuguese ad.
Sad
:/
I was just about to comment that :)
I was looking to see if someone noticed😂
The disrespect :,((
Nail identity theft is not a joke is not a joke jim millions of families suffer from it every year
I dont watch The Office but somehow I knew that's what this reference was from
Families....not familys...
@@princessminx7375 lol
Lol from the office🤣lmao
sports wrong, black bear
17:13 Ben saying "have fun!" like a parent who doesn't understand their kid's interests but is still supportive of them.
the literal photo of ben in the nail oil ad is too damn much lmao
Bruh and his nails. lol
Cristine: "I can't read Spanish"
The ad, in Portuguese: "Am I a joke to you?"
When she said it was in Spanish I was just staring at it wondering if I had really forgotten that much Spanish or if it was actually a different language haha
brazilian portuguese! its not portuguese from Portugal
@@sobpoesia So? Lol it's still Portuguese
@@reereereena they are two different languages
@@sobpoesia Are you... trying to explain... my own language to me?????
They didn't even bother covering up her water mark properly in some. Smh.
It’s like they wanted to be caught 🥱
@Miss Chaotic EXACTLY
@@thehierophantsecrets maybe it’s a kink
@@peachypanda57 dafuq 😂
@@leo309 🤷🏻♀️
There's a nailshop near me that had YOUR NAILS on the wall... it was the multichrome picture that lots of people stole... i asked about it, the poster came in with the nail polish they buy.
So it's a substantial company and the photo is is being distributed by a media company.
So no one bully the salons, they don't realize and they're not stealing the pictures.
The one who blurred the watermark def did know and steal
They should take it drown unless they want to be directly associated with copyright infringement. That’s still their choice.
Imagine if a random hammer company steals clips of her using the hammer as advertisement 💀💀
lmfao 💀
lmaoo
At least she put her logo on it 😆😆😆
Lmafo 😅🤣😅
i would ded 😂💀
I feel like cristine needs a shirt that says let’s get this tea
And one with "sponsored by overnight oats"
Yes!!’
and one that says it's tea time bitch
I know someone who does screen printing
You know you get heart when that thing is coming soooooon
"Buy now!" "Ben or the nailpolish?!"
Honestly we all want to buy a tea slave at some point
Hahahahahaha ✨dood✨
I couldn’t see the quick add, where DO we buy a Ben? #NotAskingForAFriend 😂
in brazil we call "gringa" peoplo who are from other country, the most common example its for americans
Same here in Spain, we say "Gringos"
@@supersaraqxz548 we say that in Brazil too, "gringas" is the female variation for "gringos". I don't understand why gringos think it's supposed to be offensive, it's literally just a slang for "foreigners" or "non Brazilians"
I’m from the American-Mexican border and “gringos” just meant white people 😭😪
@@TheRainyKingdom In my Spanish class in high school, it was mentioned that “gringos”/“gringas” might be used by an American Spanish speaker on any non-Spanish speaker or someone who looks like they wouldn’t speak Spanish. This sometimes includes white Spaniards. It’s hilarious when that gets proven wrong (because a Spaniard will speak Spanish), until you realise it’s literally just the Greek “barbaros” all over again. “Barbarians” is still an antagonising word to this day and it comes from a superiority complex about the ancient Greeks.
same in mexico toward white girls
No one:
Cristine: actually Judge Judy
I would pay to watch that
Lol
If she has a same series it'll be court Christine
Cristine's Court
That is baloney!baloney sir
i think the irl nail salons just googled “dip powder” and printed out the first google images result
probably
Hair salons do that too! Many near me have pics of one direction and ryan reynolds 😂
Haha yes
Nail and hair salons should just use the posters from their *professional only* suppliers which are free most of the time in my experience. If I saw a random thumbnail printed out and stuck on a wall in a salon I'd leave.
@@moleholedotcom i do nails and i would never, i’d use my own work for adverts never gonna use someone elses work and give a false idea.
Ben: "Are you hammering smething down here?"
Christine: "just companies whose stealing my shxt"
Ben: "alright have fun"
🤣🤣🤣
😂😂
Lol
THERE’S NO “H” IN CRISTINE
@@kasarazin what you mean ?
@@meganboyd4269 her name is spelled CRISTINE. She has even mentioned that so muuuccchhh.
Every brazilian cried when you said "spanish"
gringa its actually used in spanish country but the language yeah it was from brazil
Poor Portugal
@@marianacorderov gringa/gringo is used in Brazil too, since it's a word that's common in all latin America, not just those who speak Spanish
every person that actually speaks Spanish cries too when she said that 💔
@@whiteboykyle831 lol Imma agree on that
I love SO MUCH the way you handle with this kind of situation! Wish I had this humor! hahah ❤
I have been going through the same kind of thing for years now, Brazil is full of manicure courses that simply DO NOT USE THEIR OWN PHOTOS, it's bizarre!
They even post videos here on UA-cam about "how to steal other people's photos" and things like that...
I try to talk about this problem, and report this type of post, but unfortunately it is spreading more and more...
Here in Brazil this is a really BIG problem 😰
Gringa also means "cracker" or "white trash" in the context of North American hate words. It matters not just who the speaker is, but also who the listener is. This is why big companies have research in their marketing departments to avoid this by either putting region blocks on ads or just changing their wording.
@@KatieCottingham But you can be sure that (at least here in Brazil) who speaks "Gringa" is just to refer to someone from other countries Without any derogatory intent
The intention is not to offend
AMIGA que prazer te encontrar nesse vídeo! Essa semana tô vendo vários posts no insta de uma unha verde musgo com glitter na lateral. A foto original é da @miasolx, mas simplesmente ninguém dá os créditos (e eu tenho comentado em todas as fotos que encontro). Eu vejo essas coisas e na mesma hora lembro das pessoas usando suas fotos pra vender curso 🤦♀️
@@KatieCottingham So I'm from Puerto Rico and we say Gringo(a) when we refer to people in the mainland, and it is not a derogatory term. I'm aware that some people do take offense, but it is never meant with that meaning of "white trash" or "cracker." I just wanted to excuse Puerto Ricans from this one 😁.
@@KatieCottingham It's true that some other languages also have gringa as a slang or expression, but you can be sure that Brazilians use it only to demonstrate that the person is from other country. By the way here there are many ads like this, that try to overvalue a product saying that foreigners use it, it's something very common
Cristine: I have no idea what they are saying, I don’t read Spanish
Brazilian/Portuguese people: Oooohhhh nooo... my heart 😭😭
eu estava procurando por um comentário desses k
eu mesma, chatiei
Me, a mexican with a degree in Spanish: oh my god, I can't read spanish neither.
Also spanish Speaker aka me
Já tava indo comentar isso :(
I’m surprised no one has claimed your hair as a result of their “magic growth product”
Dont give them ideias.
Don't give them any ideas with your comment.
Write that down!! ✍️
I thought that too lol
The companies seeing this: *h m m*
Late to the party but at 14:38 when she says she’ll sue over someone taking Ben, honestly the stick of butter that is my heart melted. That was so insanely sweet
'The stick of butter that is my heart' is such an amazing turn of phrase, I salute you
When Ben’s face in the frame showed up 🤣🤣 They couldn’t even TRY.
Even the ones with the watermark
Atleast they are new theives who can't steal properly 😂😂😂
imagine if they did use pics of christine's feet to sell press on toenails, but they used the pics from the year where she didn't remove her toenail polish
I'm reading this at 4a.m. and i read "christine's" as christmas and I was soo confused for a whole minute 🤣 the h threw me off 💀
@@tadooable omfg lol 😭💀
@manya Chaudhary Never be sorry
@@tadooable SAMEE
oh god
i can't even
Christine: "I can't read Spanish"
Me: *cries in Portuguese*
burra d+ :(
Kkkkkkkkkkkkk
:((
so what did it say👀 also sorry for her mistake :((
Norte americanos sendo norte americanos 🤷🏼♀️🤣🤣 incomodada porém não surpresa
Simply: “Misce-nail-eous... ugh...”
I laughed so hard from Cristine sighing at her own pun😅😅
That moment when she recognized Ben's hands on the spot.. 😂
No one is talking about how beautiful she looks? She’s glowing !!!
Totally agree, she looks so good! I'm hoping that means her allergy issue is getting figured out and she's feeling better 😊
hair is down too damn
thankyou
GreenTea you’re welcome
Her hair too ❤❤ sooo pretty..
Gringa means basically like “American” or non Latina so that would translate to a new trend among foreigners/Americans
lol thats funny, in the US ive always seen it used to refer to white ppl specifically
@@Rosy2468 in other places in Latin America where they speak spanish it is used this way. The video is from Brasil (we speak Portuguese), and here gringo is just a slang for foreigner.
@@MaahCisti - ahhh interesting
@@Rosy2468 in mexico it’s slang for (yes most of the time they are white) americans who speak english
@@luvtori4447 are gringa and guera interchangeable?
The arabic one actually isn’t an ad its just says look at this new trend of a bot basically printing nails on .
Brands: use Cristines’s nails without her permission
Cristine after this video: ItS NoT A PrOBELm AnYmOre 🥴
Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're acting like you're somebody else. Gets me frustrated. Just admit that you love the videos I make, my dear B Tea
@@AxxLAfriku idk what's going on here. But that's some Avril Lavigne lyrics.😂
How old are you??
@@AD-jq7ow me ?
@@mollyropner06 I think their asking Axxl their age... cuz who writes shit like that lol 😆
"Calling out some brands stealing my polish*
*Wish has left the chat*
Portuguese: **exists**
Simply: i don’t speak spanish
LOL YES
Jajajajaja Estuve buscando este comentario
Tava literalmente escrito BRASIL KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
I AM DEAD MUERTA
Eu vim aqui procurando os BR revoltados com o Spanish hahahahaha
no Cristine, the sub button does not turn grey it turns Holo with bad lighting.
“Gringo” is how we call a foreign person here in Brazil, doesn’t mean bad things, it’s just the way we talk.
And the ad wasn’t in spanish, it was in portuguese.
Come to Brazil 🥺🥺
In spanish , o r at least here in Mexico we also use the word gringa/gringo to refer to a person from the USA
@@astralnk7149 pink cheese green ghosts 🤣🤣🤣 jkjkjk but it's funny
In Spanish gringo is a little mean, I mean yeah it means American or white person but at least in Venezuela where I’m from is a little despective
@@kpopweirdo 😂😂😂😂
In Brazil gringo is everyone that is not brazilian and it is not at all disrespectful.
Isn't Spanish was Brazilian Portuguese, and was saying "new product makes success with the foreign girls"
Yesm I was about to write that, idk brazilian but I'm mexican hehe
Which is so not true, you can't have any kind of success if you steal.
Thank you!! As a brazilian fan i went full heart broken mode cause she didnt know it was portuguese. But then i thought “thats fine, people dont have the obligation to know it.” ❤️
@@apvlacerda ah, sei lá... a gente aqui aprende que no Canadá eles falam inglês e francês, não custava os países gringos aprenderem um tiquinho que seja da nossa história e geografia pra saber que fomos colonizados pelos portugueses e falamos português. Ainda se não tivesse “Brasil” na propaganda eu deixava passar, mas confesso que fiquei um pouco chateada
Yeah, but she got it right because "gringa" it's specifically "women from the United States". "White girl" it's actually pretty close to the actual meaning of it
no body:
Cristine: uses a mallet as a gavel like there's no tomorrow
tfw english isn't your first language and you thought it's called a hammer
@@ArborParva r/ihadastroke
@@ArborParva huh? they said mallet, it’s a mallet
@@ArborParva they’re both different types of hammers
@@rosin_eater what they said makes sense though
Cristine!! Today was the first day of my new job promotion and I celebrated by buying loads of holo!!! So excited to holo-fy my hands and feeties!!
"Mice-nail-eous" wow, it hurts to know that Cristine ACCIDENTALLY came up with a better pun than anything I'll ever say on purpose
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The dislikes are the companies she's calling out
Yep
Cristine: smacks the table with the mallet
The table: what did I ever do to deserve this? I held your nail polish spills, put up with the messes you’ve made, spilled your milk and tea on me, and had your cats walk all over me.....
But to be honest, the table broke her nail 3 years ago.
*Why are we here? Just to suffer...* 😳😳😳
Saw your nails... nAkeD
Held your tea
@Ivyan Scarlette .F moment of silence
Lmao 🤣
I thought this might be one of those videos of people complaining about other people using their designs without credit, like the concept of a certain design belongs to them or something, but no, they literally stole YOUR photos and videos, you can get legal compensation for that.
If they don't have the skills or money to get someone to recreate the design and take their own photos, then maybe they shouldn't be doing business. Sue the hell out of them.
The way they kept the question mark on “Dip Powder Nails?” slays me for some reason 😂 Like yeah I don’t know either
Same.. every time! I was like.. can't you find a way to edit that punctuation out?
she protecc
she attacc
but most importantly
her hammer go whacc
cristine: I can't read spanish
every brazilian: *oh no*
Portuguesas tiveram a mesma reação 😂
Só pensei: poooooooxa gringa assim não tem como te defender!
Haushauahuahs
I'm just so happy to find out brazilians in the comment section!
I'm not alone here
pois é kkkkk
The portuguese also felt the pain, ouch 💔
"what is GrInGaS?"
me: knowing it all because im from a latin country
No one saying this so I am CHRISTINE'S HAIR LOOKS SO GOOD STRAIGHT
Her hair really look really gorgeous here 🥺
Cristine*
There's no h bby
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Her hair is straighter than all of my friends will ever be (most of of my friends r in the lgbtq+ community just to give some context)
The Arabic one was basically saying “we’re gonna print whichever image you want on your nails”.
Thank you for translating that
Cristine being protective over her drink slave:
"Get yours here!"
"What are they talking Ben or the nail oil pen??"
"I'LL SUE YOU!" 😂😂
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You really are such a great person for the way you dealt w this...not calling them put by name and destroying their businesses? Anyone else would have!
Christine: *shows up a Brazilian ad*
Christine: I can't read spanish
Me, a brazilian **not** gringa: Hold up
😂🇧🇷
Eu chorei de rir
@@mcemilyca brava com esse pessoal que acha que português é espanhol kkkkkkkkkkkkk
🇧🇷❤️❤️
Is gringo the same thing in Portuguese as in Spanish?
Are we not going to talk about the printed thumbnail in the salons that says “Dip Nails?” With a question mark!? 😂
That's what I was thinking lol it's like... "we don't even know if we do dip nails, it's a surprise for everyone" 🤣
I think it's meant for you to question if you think it's dipped or regular polish.
For 7:26 that language is Arabic. It says:
“The lastest extent technology has verged into includes beautifying the nails. It is a printer that paints for you any photo that you have on your phone, onto your nails in the span of 35 seconds, exclusively in Algeria.”
(For more info go to our page)
You’re welcome 😂
omg thank you I took a screen shot and was about to text my arabic friend but I decided to scroll the comments to check first
This needs more likes because they're not stealing her pictures for profits to sell their products, they're scamming people with it.
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Salem thanks for this
The posters look to me like someone is selling them to these salons and beauty stores... Just mass printed 'em, and maybe have a shop online. The stores might not even know it's yours.
the ad: agora no *Brasil*
cristine: _i can’t read spanish_
Cristine: uses google translate
Google translate: Portuguese Detected
Nessa hora eu pensei: oh no Cristine, spanish não
nossa eu quis morrer nessa hora, tipo: não cristine naooooo
for the ones who don’t know: in brazil we speak portuguese, not spanish
Disappointed but not surprised 🤷🏼♀️ North Americans usually don’t care about this things anyways, I just thought Simply, as an intelligent person, would be a little different
I took Spanish for five years, so when Cristine said "I can't read Spanish." I was like, that's not Spanish, right? I'm glad to find out I do know how to recognize Spanish.
Actually it wasn’t Spanish, it was Brazilian Portuguese
It was portuguese
@@filipa28 that was her point y’all 🤦🏽♀️
@@filipa28 that's what they're saying
My bad! English isn’t my first language, so I interpreted that wrong. Thanks for telling me 😊
Cristine: I can’t read spanish
...
It’s portuguese...
As a Spanish speaker, that hurt me haha
I- * cries in brazillian portuguese*
Do you know what gringa means
@@goredmelody it’s a slang in portuguese for foreign
As a non-Latin-origin language speaker, it's hard to expect people to know the difference. To a certain extent, it's like expecting to tell the difference between Bosnian, Croatian and Serbian.
I have to confirm that Gringa means foreign girl, she looked so confused lmao
yeah, more specifically, people that speak english
love the holo taco gavel. Also
"Paint thy nails"
"In Holo we trust"
Literally made me spit out my water
“What’s your sentencing for her”
“ELECTRIC CHAIR”
Yasss electric chair
Ikr that popped in my head when I saw the thumbnail
The ads: Eh this looks decent
*uses Cristines nails*
After awhile:
Cristine: HERE IN SIMPLY COURT-
I also love that the dip powder video thumbnail (printed as a poster to advertise that service) has a question mark. Seems like the salon doesn’t know whether they’re offering it or not. “DIP POWDER NAILS?”
We have simplynailogical, simplyhairlogical, simplymomlogical, cristine the science qween and now simplysuelogical
i was thinking simply naiLAWgical
@@lydialake7140 oml thats perfect
I thought her name was Cristine
Christine: "I can't read Spanish"
Me: That add was in Portuguese, no?
Yes it was 😂
It was portuguese indeed
Remove the H, hun.
100% yes 😂😂
Yep, Brazilian Portuguese
PLEASE if you know an ad is featuring stolen products or images, let people in the comments know where to get the actual product. I saw a really cool tarot deck on facebook and the comments were flooded with people saying it was stolen images and that the creator instead was a small etsy shop. It saved me from getting a subpar product and actually supporting a small business.
This!!!
@@PLUTO-BTC go away. Terrible grammar. Self promotion. Scram.
Also report the ad as "fake product", "scam", "misleading", etc. Maybe that'll help the platform stop running the ad
Same! I saw this really gorgeous necklace with a blue crystal and went on eBay to look. So glad I did some serious googling, because I found the Etsy shop that sold the exact necklace. Who knows what kind of plastic shait I would have gotten if I went on eBay or Ali express?
I commented on an Instagram post that was selling a witch hat, however I had already bought the real thing from the actual Etsy shop it came from. But when I commented about it, my comment got deleted, and the comments got turned off.
And thank you for not buying the products! So many creators when they do this buy the products and I never understood it because they’re then supporting the company.
It’s Brazilian Portuguese. It said new trend among American women.
Poor Canada always gets forgotten 😂
I was looking for your comment! lol Thank you!
I didn't knew Brazilians us gringo and gringa. Lol
It is a new trend among foreign girls. Gringas and gringos in Brazil is everyone that is not brazilian and is not a bad thing.
@@c3cil3 what? canada is in america
"No body part is safe" is going to be the next Cristine clip to be used out of context on Tiktok. Calling it now.
Uhoh
Lmao
“A nova febre entre as gringas” means the newest/hottest trend among (female) foreigners. It’s not offence, it’s just slang for people not born/from Latin America. Also, that’s Portuguese not Spanish. Hope that clears things up 😁
Thanks for explaining in a kind and helpful manner instead of writing "ThAt'S nOt SPaNiSh iT's PoRtUgUeSe". I don't expect everyone to be able to tell Swedish and Norwegian apart if they're not fluent
I've never seen "gringas" not used offensively 🤣 but maybe that's just US Southern Spanish slang 🤣🤣🤣
@@KiLaVixen In Brazil we don't use it in an offensive manner, we just use it to refer to anyone from outside the country, basically
@@KiLaVixen I think it varies depending on where you are from. As a brazilian, I only heard it being used to offend a couple times. The word gringa by itself is not offensive, it's just offensive If you use in a way that makes clear you are being offensive
@@AmbersDaintyThrowBlanket not the same if you consider a lifelong system of coloniality that diminishes latin culture and language. You'd be pissed to.
I find this so funny. She's mad and I can tell.... Yet she's being so respectful to not make those companies exactly get the hit of not stealing.
gringo doesn't mean white girl, it just means 'foreigner', the ad was just telling that whatever was happening in the video was the new trend overseas :B
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Specifically English speaking foreigner.
@@gracelebron3536 it seems to vary from country to country, here in brazil we use it for any foreigner, not only english speakers 😊
I think in Latin America, it usually means a foreigner from a European country or a European descendent (typically white) who doesn't speak Spanish or Portuguese. In Spain (at least down south), "guiri" is used to refer to Germanic language-speaking foreigners.
No one:
Nail companies: Hippity hoppity this nail art is now my property!
😄
This is literally the best comment i have come across today😂
😂😂💀
"Gringo or gringa" is often used in Latin America to refer to people from the United States... They say Latinos, we say Gringos (I'm Venezuelan)
To refer to the US green army uniform, telling them to go back where they came from hence "green go" to "gringo"
Actually, that language is brazilian portuguese, and we call everyone who is not Brazilian, a gringo (male) and gringa (female).
Not only people from the USA, the use varies depending on the country. In Chile, for example, it's used as foreigner from a country that speaks any germanic language. Just to add more info.
We basically use it for anyone white or anyone who looks white or like they aren't from around.
@@pilarelisa03 no. The first recorded time of the word gringo was in the Diccionario Castellano con las voces de ciencias y el artes (1786-1793). That dictionary defined gringo as "foreigners that struggle with speaking spanish with fluency". Later, in 1869, the dictionary Diccionario de la Real Academia Española defined gringo as "speaking in gringo, speaking in an unintelligible language". Nothing to do with the US army uniform.
"I can't' read spanish" girrrrl nooooooooo that'ts portuguese lol
And '"gringa" isn't mean, it's just a term we use in Brasil that means "foreign"
It can be used in a negative connotation too though which isn't good
@@Megan-nr7xe not in Brasil
@@gicosta4611 don't think you can speak for everyone in Brazil
@@Megan-nr7xe she can, we don't use it in a negative connotation
@LullyPlays you can't speak for everyone in Brazil
Re: Salons printing out thumbnails... coming from a graphics person, I totally get how this happens. Yeah, some might be deliberately ripping it off, but unfortunately, due to either/both lack of education or willful ignorance, there are many people in business that think it is completely acceptable to utilize Google image search as a free-for-all stock image catalog. They search "dip powder nails," find that thumbnail in one scroll, see the shiny image and the text, and in their minds, the ad is done! It goes to a designer or printer who doesn't know or care that it's not their content, gets a resolution boost, and gets printed. It's sad, but terribly common. I've had to explain too many times, "No, it's not free just because you got it from Google."
Yes! Exactly this. The vast majority of people don't understand copyright and the fact it has a real impact on someone. It seems to them like a victimless crime. Most people doing this are not evil, just uneducated and hustling.
I had this issue while I was working in a print shop, I kinda had an argument with my boss about copy right because she used a pre-existing image and put text under it as a “new logo” for someone’s business... it was very frustrating and I don’t work there anymore
Yeah, there was a courtcase a while back here of a guy who is a professional photographer who makes money by selling his pictures, but someone used them for ads because "they were on google". Yeah... Google only finds pictures made by other people, it doesn't make free photos for you. This woman who stole the pictures threw away the mail in which his lawyer explained she has to pay to use those pictures because she thought it was spam because "those pictures are from google!" She refused to pay, and during the case kept saying that she shouldn't have to pay because those pictures were on google and how was she supposed to know they were from this guy (ehm, the giant watermark you cut off maybe?) She was so pissed that she couldn't just delete the picture and everything was alright, she had to pay for years of use and was pissing ad moaning about it the whole time.
"i can't read spanish"
brazilians/portuguese everywhere:
*oh no*
*oh no*
*oh no no no no no*
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Br aqui
Trigerred kkkkk
PT here. Horrified.
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we just want it to stop because it really gets old but i get it, she couldn't have known
Anyone else notice how her skin is looking so good and literally glowing?!
Different camera?
*Touchwood*
I feel like she would be able to thrive in quarantine! Shes very self motivated and also said that traveling before had made her skin more difficult to work with and healing from the makeup tour
No more red eye bags, so seems like the flare ups are gone for a while? Hope she found out what's causing the allergic reaction!
@@EchoSappho I think mineral makeup? or it could be the complete opposite
Honestly the most infuriating part is that they don't even try to edit out the watermark, or do it badly.
1. the AUDACITY of these people not even removing watermarks from pictures or videos, damn
2. you look BEAUTIFUL and your hair looks amazing 😭💕
Honestly at least the ones who didn't remove the watermark weren't trying to hide the fact that they stole content. I'd rather that then photoshopping out the watermark
@@Emma-zc5jm you do have a point! at least people have the chance to look it up and hopefully then find and follow the og creator lol
Not to mention a lot of the time with these ads, the product doesn't even exist and they'll take your money and either do a runner or you'll receive some terrible cheap product that isn't as described and still do a runner anyway so you can't report them to trading standards or who ever. So just don't buy from these scam artists in the first place! Same goes for those t-shirt ads I see on my facebook, they all have really nice designs but when you do a reverse image search, half the time it's stolen from someone else.
As a brazilian holosexual I'm confident to say: Dude, not spanish
And "gringa" is not necessarily bad, but it can be HAHAHAHA
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jajajajaja
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the moment she said spanish my heart broke
especially cause it said "brasil" in the beginning of the video
i dont know what you being bisexual has to do with anything
Exhibit c is actually in Arabic it says
“ latest technology for manicure , printer that will draw you any picture in your phone in 38 sec .. exclusively in Algeria “
👌🏻
Me: **sees title**
Also me: *YES CRISTINE DRAG THEM*
AMAZING
In case anyone is wondering "gringo/gringa" it's just the way Latin Americans refer to people from the States, not some food in this case haha
In brazil, tho, it's a way to refer to anyone outside brazil.
But the Gringa tacos are delicious
its not exclusive to call Americans gringos/gringas, we call everyone outside BR gringo/gringa
@@samsikora4844 in Mexico it is
@@GustavoFernandesKing actually its not only from Brasil hun
All latinamericans use that term 😊😊
alternative title: "Stealing back my Simply Naildentity"
I just Happened to stumble across one of your videos and i cant stop watching them.❣️
“I can’t read spanish”
Sorry Cris, that was portuguese 🤣🤣🤣
@@lenajolly5974 i dont think she did otherwise why would she say that
Yeah, they often mistake Portuguese with Spanish. I guess it’s hard for them to distinguish
@@IndieJenny im sorry i meant tht she knew it was portuguese when she transalated
" I cant read spanish"...
my little portuguese heart just died
This is when we realise SimplyNailogical did the SMART thing. If you don't make any nail art videos, no one can steal them?
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lmfaoooo
omfg cristine trying to understand the concept of gringa has me deceased
LMAO
Cristine: *Calling out businesses*
Me in my bed eating a lunch able and drinking a Caprisun: ***Yes, call them out.***