Sitting on Ceilings I'm Dutch and i can tell you that German is a much more harsh language then Dutch. Words that are considered rude in Dutch are used as normally in German, it hilarious.
É verdade o que voce falou, Giuliana. Eu não sou brasileiro mas morei em Sào Paulo por um ano. Este vídeo pudesse ter falado com pessoas do nordeste que se identificam como nordestinos mesmo que moram em São Paulo. Nessa cidade tem brasileiros do país inteiro. Eu acho que São Paulo é o unico lugar do Brasil que tinha nesse tempo brasileiros quem não conheciam essa cidade pedindo direções a pessoas de fora. Pelo menos uma vez por semana, alguem lá pedia pra mim ajuda pra encontrar um endereço. A maioria dessas pessoas eram de outras partes do Brasil que tinham recém chegado a São Paulo. Muito interessante e bonito que é Brasil. 👍🏼
Pra que? Se o padrão Paulista é que atende o mercado..... 1- as mulheres pra serem modelo tem que ter no mínimo 1.80.... Essa altura é mais comum onde tem mais brancos descendentes europeus, Sudeste SP e Sul RS.
HAHhaha Guys, you got it wrong. Suffer in the meaning of fight for what you believe, reaffirm your identity, who you really are instead of accept media standards. The two shaved hair girls are beautiful because they fought and stood for their own original identities, but to be who they are it wasn't something easy, they had to struggle. That's what she meant. It's not easy to be different, you have to suffer to stand for that.
Fernanda Ribeiro Ok, thanks for pointing that out! Now that I go back and read the original post I understand better what was being quoted. I misunderstood and thought the person was saying that to suffer for beauty was a good thing. I guess it just goes to show I should pay more attention to things like that, lol
Oh, don't worry, darling. Everyone gets things wrong at least once in a while. ;) Nice to know a doc about my country reached so many people. Thank you for watching.
Achei o video interressante e bem feito, principalmente a partes das moças da tattoo . Porém o documentario só focou na classe alta do país . O Brasil não é assim , nem de longe. O documentário passou uma imagem que os brasileiros em geral tem uma vida focada no corpo perfeito , festa chiques, várias plásticas, etc. Poucas pessoas possuem condição para tudo isso .
Este video é para as meninas da classe média alta brincarem às revoluções e "ser diferente". Muito ódio a "parecer europeu" mas no dia em que a bomba estourar estas meninas metem-se todas no primeiro avião para a odiada Europa.
zoompt 1975 eu sempre me envolvi em manifestação r tal mas concordo 100% com isso tem uma geração de gente q acha q são salvadores do mundo e tão aqui pra livrar os outros da opressão e meu deus como eles são esclarecidos e maravilhosos pqp
Não foca só na classe média alta. O Brasil é o 2º país no mundo onde as mulheres fazem mais cirurgias plásticas. Todas as mulheres são forçadas a seguirem o padrão da sociedade, e assim não serem descriminadas, só que você já pensou em uma menina de classe baixa, uma menina negra, uma menina com cabelos ondulados ou cacheados, meninas sofrem por não estarem no padrão da sociedade, muitas não podendo ter uma vida mostrada na internet com festas, o corpo perfeito, e plásticas.
a idéia do documentário em si é muito maneiro, só que as pessoas esquecem que desde o início do descobrimento do Brasil nosso povo é miscigenado. Portugueses, Espanhois, Asiaticos, Africanos. Brasil é isso, é mistura. Nosso esteriótipo de beleza tem "base" no do europeu sim! Mas não totalmente. E entrevistar 5/6 pessoas da classe média paulista não define nem 50% das mulheres brasileiras. Muitas meninas hoje em dia lutam pela própria aceitação e é uma iniciativa linda, mas ainda sim existem meninas que se sentem bem dentro do esteriótipo. É Tudo um ponto de vista e de opinião própria. É isto, obrigado.
Nossa obrigada por falar isso,esse mini doc me deu um nervoso tão grande por isso,o primeiro ep por si só mostrou dois polos opostos como se isso fosse uma regra p todo o país sendo q existem variedades,nuances e diferentes opiniões justamente por ser um país grande,por isso acho que esse mini doc começou de forma bem errada
@@meetatbejewled venho da periferia do rio de janeiro , maioria mestiça , a maioria tinha padrão europeu , alisar o cabelo , corpo magro definido , inclusive riam do meu corpo porque eu era maior que outras meninas . Ser magra , corpo curvilíneo é padrão sim , inclusive muitas.meninas fizeram cirurgia no nariz .
this girl only talked with the rich girls who only seemed to care of beauty. I'm brazilian and you should know that only a few woman do that with their body and we have several ways of beauty.
Acho que ela só mostrou dois extremos... Como se fosse ou a galera louca pela beleza ou então 100% alternativo e não é bem por aí. Mas valeu a intenção rs.
I think what's important to point out before the hate comment flood gates open is that the problem isn't that people are getting their bodies modified in different ways, be it by getting tattooed or by getting plastic surgery. The problem is when society "decides" only one way is right and demands that everyone conforms. Don't discriminate on people just based on their looks - all that shows is how empty you are on the inside. ;)
itsmetheinterrupter Ok, I asked a simple question. What is this mess? Are those quotes other peoples comments? They barely make sense and I dont see how they are hating women. So someone makes a comment about a girls clothes and its hate? I dont-understand-a-thing of-that-comment, english!!!??
E.g. of hate comment: "Fuck them tattooed bitches, they deserve to be raped for mutilating their bodies like that." as opposed to "I personally am not a big fan of tattoos, but they shouldn't be discriminated against (especially by the police!) for how they choose to look".
Alex Rock you wouldn't know true better than me even if it's hitting I. Your face like a punch I'm no the one making the comment about anything dumbass I'm just agreeing of what William Jackson is saying and third he is not talking about the country at all he is talking about the chicks in this particular situation and their mentality so take your nationalism out your ass and think before claim that I said anything about anything
Isabella Bibiano I know now, that so many people would like to do many things, but they are afraid of what the others would think about them. The society can be very bad...
Lol shaving your hair doesn’t make you strong. That’s gay. People nowadays are so weak & pathetic. Learn to be viking strong. Knight strong. Warrior strong. Samurai strong. Not sheeple strong
I think this is because this first part are all about the rich girls (except of the two gourgeous bald girls). for next episode, problably will have much more diversity.
surgery is not rare. i know a lot of girls who already did, and they are not rich at all. Maybe they dont tell you this. Because this is a private thing.
She's so likeable with a sweet spirit ❤️😊 I'm not really into all the body mods like that but, her approachability and empathy is what makes her stand out to me.
Brazil it's a a mixed country. We can't say that exist a pattern of beauty. From poverty to wealth there are different women. This is the beauty of our country, you can see a woman with traits of different ethnicities. You can see european beauty, african beauty, oriental beauty walking down a single street. Please, do not restrict the Brazilian woman to a single standard of beauty, we we have all forms of beauty. Enjoy it, admire this. We are all unique ❤
O Brasil é um país misógino. Não podemos dizer que exista um padrão de beleza. Da pobreza á riqueza existem diferentes mulheres. Essa é a beleza do nosso país, você pode ver uma mulher com trações de diferentes etnias. Você pode observar a beleza européia, africana, oriental, andando em uma única rua. Por favor, não restrinjam as mulheres brasileiras á um único padrão de beleza, nós temos todas as formas da beleza. Aproveitem isso, admirem isso. Todas nós somos únicas ❤
@@bruna9588 menina do céu essa n é a palavra, "misogynist" significa machista em inglês kkkkkk, o certo seria "mixed", o cara gringo aqui em cima comentando que todos os países tem uma sociedade machista tb kkkk
Those girls at the beginning is beautiful omg and this video is amazing and Portuguese is such a nice language but I'm actually learning Spanish lol they're similar to me.
These documentary makes it seem like Brazilian women are oppressed into caring about their looks and wanting to look like men in Brazil like, however, it completely ignores the culture factor. Society in Brazil is not like in the U.S or Europe and is foolish to compare Brazil to Europe only from an European's perspective. Yes, Brazilian society has a lot of labels. Despite what most people think, most Brazilians have quite conservative values (and this has been shown in surveys conducted before the recent elections) so they tend to find people with tattoos and odd hair cuts (by odd I mean different not bad) strange. This is however changing rapidly and people younger than 25 have much closer values to Europeans than in generations before.
gsahrens its the same with russia, people, from europe especially, are acting so shocked about the effort russian women put into their looks while it's simply a part of the culture...
+Júlia Rangel If the girl liked that violin body why would she want to change? Sorry but it's not the girl's fault that she has a fucking hot body. If the "depressed girls" want that body start working out and eating healthy would make her have that body.
+Júlia Rangel Oh no kpop anorexic girl singers? Yeah really good example. Just to add, I'm also Brazilian and I liked kpop for a year, I have experience in that.
Honestly how the hell can you make it out like that one girl getting breast implants is her "cracking under the societal pressure." Maybe she just wants them. The same way you wanted your tongue split. Just because the surgery isn't edgy and pushing boundaries it could never be just her preference?
Yeah, I think the beauty of it is asking yourself if you really want it to feel better, because of an inner, honest desire, or just because people are telling you so. That's a very personal thing, both for the implants and the tongue split.
You're right! But grace did things that are not socially accepted (in real life, not online). That's different. But hey none of us is totally free of it, me neither. The expectations and images surround us 24/7 and become internalized. Just pointing this out 😊 that there is a pressure for sure and that yes people / women want changes themselves. Grace is actually very kind towards all the different kinds of women. I mean those with shaved heads also wear earrings and makeup and stuff. And tattoos are an adaptation as well for sure
Emily Johnson You spoke my mind. Plus, most of Brazilian women don't look like these girls, we do like pretty clothes,make up and hair care but that's not an obsession. Most of us are much more into build a professional career or taking care of our families and we don't spend our time thinking of beauty standards.
If you would love to do it and you are in the position to do it...do it.
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mzChocoSensualHedbob jessica t. I actually did it and I got to say-- I have been getting a lot of positive comments/ compliments. I am still trying to get used to the look, but I actually feel..more free. Thanks for the comments xo
I'm actually so happy for you! Well done...and I'm sure it looks beautiful. I can't wait to shave mine too.
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mzChocoSensualHedbob It took me six years to cut my hair and you should do it in the manner that you are most comfortable with. Maybe that means cutting it shorter till it's all gone-- or just all in one go. I am happy I did it because my hair was a great source of anxiety. Good luck boo xo
She talks about the safety and health risks of that girl getting plastic surgery in a judgmental way, when she herself has done procedures in her body that could have had the same risks. Whether you want the perfect body to fit in society, or want to be different so you feel unique, they are very similar. One thing is not better than the other, and everyone should do their thing. I just did not like her judgmental tone to these girls.
I don't think it was judgmental, it was more like a reporter(which she is) trying to look at something from all sides. I think if she were to interview herself, she'd also mention all the risks involved with what she had done to her body.
I also think you miss her point here. She was not trying to say that you shouldn't do those procedures just because they're dangerous but rather don't do it just because you feel pressured to. Do it for your concept of beauty, not society's
I was going to comment the same... like, she has done so much sh*t to her face and body just to be "different", how is that different than doing sh*t to your body to comform? Both are opposing takes on the same issue.
If people want to be "feminine" that's their right and they shouldn't be judged. It isn't feminist to be against that, that's contradicting. Everyone in this video was beautiful.
Leticia Lua yes but the thing is that you're so often judged when you're not :) ...ofcourse everyone has the right to have their own beauty preferences. But the traditional Brazilian beauty ideal is reinforced by the mainstream media :)
Conor. Please, don't use logic. Use feelings. Or do as myself and let them trash themselves at the altar of the much more severe secular God of virtue signaling they follow. That God makes the old religious one looking like a boyscout. These SJW women should be ignored. Eventually they'll win their Darwin award.
Só uma coisinha, no Brasil há uma grande parcela de origem branca. Não há um padrão característico que defina o brasileiro. Elas disseram que, o estilo europeu não é igual ao brasileiro, mas espera, aqui há de tudo. Inclusive sou branco e sou tão brasileiro quanto elas.
Eu gostei muito do vídeo. Tem vários comentários horríveis aqui, acho incrível como o brasileiro odeia a si próprio, e como só consegue falar "aí isso e aquilo é feio" a proposta do vídeo era falar sobre todos os corpos e todas as pessoas serem únicas e bonitas, mas vocês pularam a aula de interpretação mesmo. Apesar desse vídeo não mostrar a realidade de todo Brasil, ele traz uma verdade sobre o quanto somos obcecados por um tipo só de beleza, mesmo não sendo como as brasileiras são. Parabéns pra aqueles que conseguem entender o mínimo da mensagem que essa mina quer passar.
onde que no Brasil tem padrão de beleza europeu? na Europa as mulheres têm cintura fina, quadril largo e bunda grande? pq é isso que a grande maioria procura aqui. entendi nadaaaa...
e ela fala como se raspar a cabeça , cortar a língua no meio, se tatuar toda fosse super legal e de boa, mas aumentar os seios em uma clínica cara é segura é um absurdo
Têm! Nos países mais latinos como Portugal e Espanha muitas mulheres têm quadril largo e bunda grande, assim como o Brasil. Falo porque vivo na Europa e sou do Brasil
Victória Lima meu deus ela não falou isso dakhskhx, o vídeo É sobre PADRÕES DE BELEZA!!! tá no título. por isso ela acentuou a cirurgia plástica e só comentou sobre os procedimentos dela. (até porque tatuagens e piercings e etc não são, estruturalmente é historicamente, parte do padrão de beleza).
Everything in Brazil is heavier or worst to women, beauty standarts too. But there are also quite the same thing for men. Here, men must be tall, have a strong fit body and a beard to look good, and don't forget to have a white or tan skin.
acontece que o brasil é GIGANTE, então por isso temos este recorde de "obsessão por beleza." a verdade é que mais da metade das brasileiras nem tem dinheiro para fazer cirurgia, e está todo mundo falando mas vou falar também: você só entrevistou gente rica. o brasil é o país com maior diversidade de culturas e classes. mas o documentário está legal, esse é meu ponto de vista.
I find it a bit strange that Grace said about "the extremes" these women were going through, but tells us about her shady story of how she got her tongue split
That's the whole fucking point of the video omg She did something extreme to herself, splitting her tongue sirurgically, because she wanted to and got that desire all by herself. It's not a common society pattern to think women are only beautiful if they split their tongues, which is exactly what she shows and talks about, how surgery and extreme practices are becomming common because without them society deems these people ugly, unworthy, unfinished, undesirable and below the rest.
@@ZealothiaArt "Herself". Seriously the whole video make the majority part of brazilian society ashamed. She use ONE CITY and womans that are in higher position in the society to show a whole COUNTRY "aesthetic", and a country that face serious problems with economic inequality. All this addiction just apply for who have the money for do it. And not so many people can afford this luxury. Also, "she did something that she want" it's totally bulshit, she did this because she fell comfortable to do it, just like everyone that follows the patterns also fell comfortable to do it. She's trying to say that our culture is wrong, and we should do what we want to do and not what society say, but at the same time, if we want to do the "common" "she" say that we are wrong and label us as retrograde. She is trying to apply in brazil her experience with "British" culture at the same time she generalize 200milions people in one city with 11 milions and 6 women. This whole video is disgusting even before we think about the philosophy behind it.
But that's the point, brazilian culture doesn't allow a bigger extreme than shaving your head. Being bald is extreme enough because beyond that you're isolated and can only walk amongst the same, the under the standard girls only hung out with the British girl because they were going to appear in an international youtube video, because otherwise they would judge her and NEVER befriend her.
O nome do vídeo é "extreme beauty addiction".................. é sobre isso que o vídeo fala, entendeu? ela não ta generalizando. Ta falando que isso existe no brasil.
Nada haver mano, o Brasil não é assim, vocês só entrevistaram as burguesinhas, a maioria das brasileiras tem beleza natural e a maioria aqui não tem grana pra bancar sirurgia e sustentar "padrões de beleza". Mo idéia errada.
+Badstuber kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ata você viu o vídeo direito? Primeiro que elas não eram negras, no máximo eram mestiças, e segundo que não é por que uma pessoa tem um estilo diferente ou fala de um jeito que ela vai ser favelada.
This may be the 3rd time I have watched this. My first ever Grace Neutral series and Brazilian beauty standards have never left my soul :( I'M EVEN SO INTO LAY DIRTY'S MUSIC FOR MONTHS NOW TOO
I like that the message is to embrace individuality especially when it comes to beauty standards ...I loved that! However, it felt like you already held preconceived judgement on the other blonde girl because hers is more like a conformity to the more popular beauty standards.
Julier Reis I did shortly after I took my profile picture last year 👈🏾 it's so freeing. Boosted my confidence and I have this new i don't give a fuck attitude too. 💪🏾
Julier Reis beauty comes in many forms , individuality is so important dont let magazines or media dictates you. or how you should be , be who you want to be and free your self i do appreciated people who are brave enough to be themselves and show it to the Word .like these two girls with shaved heads.
This serie about the brazilian beauties' difference are changing me, for better. And i'm in love with this reporter, Grace, she's gorgeous. Like her i love the difference and this is a motive for celebrate and doesn't hate.
"O Brasil é conhecido pela beleza das pessoas e seus corpos". Já começou errado garota. Anda no metrô pra você ver que parece a cantina do filme starwars. Isso é coisa pra gringo ver. Nem na praia de ipanema a coisa tá assim por aqui.
aaaand, as always, Brazil is reduced to being either Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo, with no mention whatsoever to the rest of the countrie's particular, traditional and cultural ways of expression and beauty. oh well. (cadê as maria bonita PORRA)
É o primeiro episódio, mas a Grace só foi à SP... é só ver no próprio instagram dela... A série vai focar basicamente só nesse lugar e nesse tipo de gente u.u'
That is obvious. There is so much time you can spend on a vídeo talking about Brazil, só they talk about where most people live. What did you want? Tô talk about São Luís? Lol
I was going to make a point be saying that probably most people would live in those city's, But then i did the research and figured out only about 9 percent of Brazilian population takes up those 2 city's.
So the whole point of the series is Grace being appreciative of "all forms of beauty" but she disregards the personal trainer just because her passion is working out and fitness, like she's somehow trying to fit into some mold of popular beauty... Would Grace find her more attractive is she was fat and sat and home all day eating junk food?? Some people enjoy working out... Even get a rush from the endorphins... Meanwhile Grace gets a rush from cutting up her body and staining her skin and eyeballs... To each their own, but I really can't stand Grace's biased approach at covering stories. It's like she finds people with tattoos and body mods to be some superior "badass" group, and everyone else is just trying to conform to a stereotype. Let's see how badass Grace can be when she's being chased by a rapist... I think the personal trainer would have a better shot at running faster or being more able to defend herself. And what's not badass about being a strong woman. Whatever your passion is, it's not fair to criticize someone else's and scoff it off just because it's not your thing. Grace needs to pull her head out of her ass and realize body mods aren't everything that's wonderful in this world... When someone's trying to share their passion with you, you should appreciate the time they're spending with you and not disregard their lifestyle choices. I didn't see the personal trainer staring at Grace's appearance... She didn't even mention it at all. Ugh and then the part after the dr appointment when she said "it's crazy the lengths that women are going thru to attain their ideals of beauty"... But in the same breath she described her first body mod as being forcibly held down by 2 huge dudes while they cut her tongue in half without any anesthetic and not a completely sterile environment... Everything she says is a contradiction! I remember in an interview, she explained that she ate a piece of her skin after a scarification session! What about that is an "expression of beauty"? Sounds more like an introduction into cannibalism.
Yeah I find it annoying too that she says "we're all beautiful" with an undertone of "if you are mainstream you're just not as great". She criticizes the pressure to be mainstream while exerting pressure to "be individual". iD should have just cut out the segments about mainstream beauty and focus on alternative beauty....in this way they get the message across without looking hypocritical.
Nabbitch The Rabbitch She explained that the gym life was not the lifestyle for her, but was laughing and rolling her eyes as she said it... And the preface to her meeting with the personal trainer, was explaining how this trainer had thousands of followers on social media, all desperate to attain the "physical beauty stereotype" as what is "popular" for Brazil. Idk if you've seen Grace's report on Korean beauty standards, but she takes the same attitude... she interviews a variety of people, but each interview of someone without any body mods/tattoos seems judgmental and calculated. She isn't a proper interviewer at all... a true journalist will enter an interview with an interviewee without a hint of bias... Yeah, she didn't exactly diss the personal trainer, but it's funny how she spent several hours with her and less than a minute was spent hearing the personal trainer's opinions... Meanwhile she went on and on about the other girls just cause they had short hair and tattoos... Biased as fuck. And I did say, to each their own in regards to the lengths that people go thru to attain their own standard of beauty... but she's trying to assert some opinion that because a woman goes to an actual trained physician for a boob job in a sterile hospital environment... that it is such a high risk and such a great length... when a sentence later she explains how she allowed non medically trained "big tattooed dudes" hold her down and cut her tongue open in a non sterile environment with trance music blaring in the background.... I never said she couldn't do what she wanted with her body... I think you missed my point that it isn't fair for her to judge someone for going to a medical professional to attain their beauty ideal as "going to such great lengths" when she's the one who's actually going through much greater lengths.... like I said, hypocritical and so contradictory... You clearly didn't carefully read my original comment... otherwise your "her tongue, she can do what she wants with it" comment wouldn't be included in your response.
One more thing I'd love to add is... The moment Grace approached the two short haired and tattooed girls she exclaimed "oh my gosh, you're so inspirational"... That tells you quite a lot, doesn't it... What about the woman who has put in hours and hours at the gym to build her body strong??? Is that not inspirational???? She is judging the tattooed girls as amazing, purely based on their "badass" appearance... she does not know them at all... hell, she doesn't even know the language.... she is calling them amazing and inspirational purely on their aesthetic looks... I think that speaks volumes as to who Grace actually is... natural beauty is nothing to her.. unless you're "badass" and have tattoos, she is completely uninterested.
Although i do think Grace might be biased to be more rebel than cheering on the mainstream, I do not think she doesn't except it. She said that everybody is beautiful in her/his own way, but the reason why someone would modify his/her body is for different reasons. Grace and the two shaven head girls are the ones who want to rebel against the mainstream and want to show their new found individuality through their own body. Because the beauty they seek is outside the borders of mainstream. Whereas the three girls would modify their bodies also to express their individuality but inside the mainstream region. And the three girls are the majority, with the personal trainer getting close these days. The most of us are exposed to this type of media and are influenced by this. But isn't it a good thing that someone with a different mindset from the majority asks critical questions? I think it's important to question our own reasoning behind our decisions. Is my expression of beauty laid upon me, or chosen by me? It's important to be aware of your own identity. The personal trainer spoke of a collective, "men find this body attractive". She speaks of the human body as a beautiful sculpture, if that's what you want then please go for that. But do that of your own account. And that's the main difference between Grace's mindset (plus possibly the two shaven head girls) and the P.T. + 3 other girls. Is it Brazil's beauty standard or my own?
Priscilla and Tais(sp?) are two of the most beautiful women Ive ever seen! That happy confidence and pure beauty is something we need more of in the world
If someone believes a 'mainstream' form of beauty is in fact beautiful.. Shouldn't we allow THEM to pursue their preferred look rather than shaming them for enjoying something 'mainstream'?
I love how throughout her speech on how the humann body is beautiful throughout all its forms she literally shows the status quo of mainstream beauty. Yay for diversity and fuglys?
Did you even watch this? Did you see the 2 girls at 1:32 ?? They are a complete opposite of mainstream "beautiful." They don't have long straight hair and a lean tone body! I think you might wanna rewatch!
What's wrong with showing what the status quo is of mainstream beauty? It's called contrast. At least she's not glorifying it. In fact, it seems like she glorifies everything BUT mainstream beauty...
Yeah cause they got all the curvs 😒 Such a unique beauty... Im being sarcastic btw. They're just the same pretty girls with a little bit of boldness in them. Not that im demeaning those qualities, but to a gay brazilian guy like me they dont seem too alternative. I see these girls all around Brazil, especially in cities like BH. They're common and sometimes very self righteous. I think it might be personal lol
Wakko she's here to show different beauty. But shes just showing Brazilian beauty. For any alternative people, anyone who looks different feels pretty forgotten or omitted. It's aggravating to me.
This documentary is incredible !! And it really talks about a lot of the women in Brazil, but the bad thing is that you only get high-class women, those who dress up, do surgeries, etc. Many of us (including myself) do not have enough money to pay all this and has natural beauty (incredible qlho) and also gave the impression that we are fanatic for beauty and do everything for her, but apart from that, this documentary is incredible!
two things bothers me about this video: 1- all the girls were skinny , even the "Non standard" ones. We have such a diversity of bodies here. Also most of the girls shown are white, long straight hair... So yeah, not so representative (but i understand bc if you had to show how diverse we are the video would be 4 days long) 2- On how it seemed like, maybe unconsciously, that the bald girls are "the cool ones"? I mean they are cool but there was a huge gap on showing the girls doing tattoos and being cool and talking about the time she punched a guy versus the girl going to the doctor and going out and wanting to get a boobjob even if it meant she would be more likely to get raped, which doent even make sense and it makes the girl seems stupid compared w/ the bald "cool chick" (on a sidenote: what the f w/ asking so many questions about the surgery, anyway? Was it a attempt to make the girl change her mind?). I think it was unecessary, especially bc the girl that wants to get the surgery seems to have a good head above her shoulders I liked the video but as a brazilian girl it left me w/ a bitter taste in my mouth ):
Stop crying, there are a lot of whites and also a lot of castizos( almost predominant whites but with a bit of amerindian)in Brazil. Brazil is not only favelas and not only coastal areas.
I think she asked so much about the surgery because the video was about beauty standards. A breast enlargement would be a huge step to conforming to those standards. So we have one side: bald girls, "opposite of standart", and long-haired girls, going under the knife to conform. I think the bald ones seemed "cool" because they enhanced their edgyness. btw not judging plastic surgery
Yeah, it felt like taking sides (asking for a message from the bald girls, the host hanging out with the bald girls in the end) instead of showcasing diversity of people's perspective on beauty standards. But idk, it's just the way I see it. I do need some enlightenment on the purpose of this video.
Generally when you show the world what a country is all about, advertisers promote the minority lifestyle representation rather than the majority. It's only after you visit the country that you realise there's more to the country that's being advertised.
I feel like these 12 minutes were really one sided and Didn't explore alternative beauty , but just compared it. They accepted alternative beauty, but they played mainstream beauty & gyming as a wholly negative thing, without accepting the fact that some women do want to modify their bodies (be it with surgery, or 2 hours at the gym) because they enjoy it and like the way they look afterwards. They did show the girls saying that they do it for themselves, for the sake of their own self-esteem, but it was presented as if this was a result of being pressured to believe that this is beauty. The alternative (to mainstream) beauty is beautiful, but recognise that's not the only beautiful and authentic form of beauty....also i feel like alternative beauty wasn't really explored, but just compared (as said) to mainstream beauty: I would like to learn how Alternative beauty affects/inspires society; how many people are involved in this representation of beauty; why people choose to present themselves this way; how do the majority view alternative beauty; a diverse account of people's experiences with alternative beauty. Lastly, her breast and risk of being attack is a subject objectification and sexulisation not risks we take to look like models. Why should the girl not follow through with what she wants because of those monsters.What happened to the idea that we should teach not to rape before how not to get raped? I really hope that i learn more about alternative beauty in the episodes to follow. I guess this comparison was a good place to start off to give an understanding of what alternative beauty is...
yeah and also the fact grace relates bigger breasts to a higher risk of rape which is bullshit, girls get raped because they're girls, not because of their body or clothes. also i felt she was blaming the girl for her choices in a way??like as if she was saying 'well if you haven't done that breast surgery or if you weren't so obsessed about the idea of the perfect body you wouldn't get raped' as if saggy breasted girls weren't raped too or smth
I almost laughed when she said that plastic surgery is just like body modification (which she has done a lot) and then later proceeds to kind of talk down on plastic surgery. That made her sound like a hypocrite.
Galera fala que Brasil é um país de várias culturas, mas quando falam da cultura da parte branca europeia não representa o país kkk galerinha incoerente do politicamente correto. O vidro deveria ser sobre diferentes tipos de beleza no Brasil, mas deixou claro a preferência por estilos alternativos e meio que menosprezou os outros
Gisele ou outras modelos não tem culpa de estar lá, quem pede um padrão é o mercado, no caso o mercado de modelos. O mundo não gira em torno disso. É preciso entender melhor como funcionam as coisas. O problema é que tudo é preconceito, fobias sociais e afins. Todo mundo paga um preço pra chegar no topo ou obter sucesso, o que tão fazendo é tirar o mérito de quem rala pra isso e quem não chega no mesmo lugar fica dando desculpas
Hupple Hupple puf O Brasil não consiste só em São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro, aqui na Região Sul é bem comum encontrar mais pessoas brancas do que negras. Tão ou mais bonitas como essas que apareceram aí.
grace's voice is so wonderful and smooth and her voiceovers are super good i can say in an almost creepy sounding way that thoroughly enjoy hearing her speak haha :)
You should go to Wellington, New Zealand since it generally accepts and encourages creativity and expression. It would be interesting to see a video on it.
Okay, Brasil is a really really diverse country, with million of African, European, Asian and a lot of other countries descendants. So yes; I’ll say that Brasil is a country where having a specific beauty standard is hard; we are really influenced by the European culture; but we are different here. There are a lot of white people and there are a lot of black people too. I think that everyone has its own beauty, but if you feel like you want to change something in your body, do it. You’re beautiful just the way you are and you deserve to be happy and in peace with your mind and your body. I love my country and I hate all the negativity that this video is showing. Please, could you make a video showing all the beauty of my country instead of only showing the bad side?
Colombian here, very interesting video, I think the topic is worthy of further discussion beyond a skimming on beauty standards. Take a look to my city Medellin, where "beauty standards" and the market developed around it does not discriminate social classes.
Só não gostei do jeito que trataram o estupro, como se fosse um "elogio", no caso, quanto mais gostosas elas fossem, maior a probabilidade de elas serem estupradas. Não, migas, não. I have only disliked the way that they talked about rape, like it was some kind of "compliment", which in the case, the hotter they are, it is more likely that they will be raped. No, gurls, just no.
elas não falaram isso nem um pouco, elas não queriam sair daquele jeito na rua porque elas poderiam ser estupradas, pra mim foi mais um sinal alarmante de que não é seguro sair por aí, o que é verdade.
Miga ninguém usou estupro como elogio de forma alguma. Acontece que a sociedade vê os seios da mulher como objeto sexual, a medida que quanto maior for mais chama atenção e mais sexualizada a mulher se torna. A Grace perguntou aquilo nesse sentido. Porque se já com um corpo normal é perigoso pra mulher andar sozinha pela rua e/ou receber atenção inapropriada dos homens, imagina depois de aumentar os seios. Ela perguntou se valia a pena correr esse risco e a garota disse que sim. No one used rape as a 'compliment at all. What happens is that society see's women's breast as a sexual object, the bigger it is the more attention it gains and the women becomes even more sexualized. If with just a normal body its already dangerous for women to walk alone on the streets and/or gain unwanted attention from men, imagine after getting breast augmentation... Grace asked the girl if it was worth it, and she said yes. That's all.
as pessoas são estupradas sendo magrelas, gostosonas ou gordas. a quantidade de peito que se tem ou a quantidade de roupa que se usa não muda nada, estupradores são estupradores e eles estão 100% nem ai caso você esteja de burca ou de calcinha e sutiã. essa ideia de que o seu físico te faz ser menos ou mais 'estuprável' é apenas a cultura do estupro se dizendo presente na nossa sociedade.
Na verdade o estupro, especialmente na nossa sociedade passa sim por essas questões. Não estou dizendo que ninguém é estuprada por conta da roupa, sim pq tem filho da puta que se acha no direito de fazer e beleza atrai sim esse tipo predador. A culpa são dos homens que acreditam que a roupa da pessoa é um convite, é só notar como se comportam verbalmente ao ver uma mulher bonita no padrão e arrumada dentro do padrão, a quantidade de coisas nojentas que falam... Estupradores não são insanos que vivem escondidos em becos a noite por aí, também concordo, pode ser qualquer cara que cruzar na rua com uma mulher que ele vai querer e como amostra de que ele pode ter quem quiser, vai usar a força para subjugar a vítima. Uma criança sem nem sinal de peito pode ser estuprada, a mulher numa burca pode também, mas o nosso machismo ainda funciona assim... Até pq esse cara vai usar o argumento "ah, mas ela 'tava aquela hora na rua voltando de festa" achando que o que ele fez não foi errado. E não a vi usando como "elogio" foi mais como uma constatação de insegurança
Brasil é um país muito diverso mas a pressão estética é altíssima e como experiente residente deste país posso dizer que vivemos muito para agradar os olhos dos outros. Ótimo documentário e a Gracy é tao fofa!
Congratulation, you were able to see a little bit of the great diversity of my country, even though we have many other styles and worlds around the country. I'm really happy with your experience here. Welcome always!
The personal trainer trains around 20 hours a week. I doubt the reporter spends 20 hours a week tatooing herself. Her body would quickly run out of space.
It's interesting but i feel like everyone in the video needs some therapy. It feels like the most important and interesting think about all these people is the way they look. The content of your head is more important than that you shave your head.
A garota corta a língua no meio e quer julgar quem põe silicone. Quem quer seguir o padrão panicat que siga, quem quer ser a inked girl porra louca que seja oras. A lógica do vídeo é "se for 'gostosa' é superficial, se tiver cabelo raspado é cool" chega a ser preconceituoso.
tambem percebi isso. e teu comentario um dos mais inteligente, o resto o povo so viu que ela andou com patricinha, mas eu vi em minhas ferias, em goianias meninas pobres, fazendo dividas altas pra andar como patricinha, sim, estao presas a moda ou a cultura, mas tambem diverte e sao felizes, essa menina falou das mulheres estar presas em sua conviccao, gente, nao sei o que é pior, colocar ate coisas nos olhos, cortar lingua, sei la, todo mundo ta preso allguma coisa, e semore existe algo em sua era, como os antepassados, cada um tinha seu dilema, uai...
a mulher em momento nenhum mostrou essa perspectiva, ela inclusive comparou a cirurgia dos peitos com a bifurcação da língua dela, a relação entre cirurgias, os padrões de comportamentos de diferentes países. não falou em momento NENHUM mal de quem valoriza a beleza padrão a si mesmo, só disse em alguns momentos que não aderiria a si mesma.
Acredito que a diferença que foi destacado no vídeo foi a motivação de cada um pra fazer tais modificações no corpo. As moças ricas só faziam isso pra alcançar um corpo "perfeito" já as outras fazem com o intuito de expressar sua liberdade em relação ao próprio corpo... E a entrevistadora não foi desrespeitosa em momento algum com a moça da cirurgia de silicone.
"o Brasil tem um padrão europeu que é totalmente oposto do que a gente é" como se quase todos os brasileiros não fossem diretamente descendentes de países europeus.
I once stayed with a Brazillian girl, she is super beautiful and all her friends are beautiful. They all look pretty white to me. But they also have this sharp look to them with more define lines and feature. Brazillian and Columbian are truly something.
Portuguese is such a beautiful language
Yes, it is!
Agreed!
However In Portugal it does sound different
Sitting on Ceilings
I'm Dutch and i can tell you that German is a much more harsh language then Dutch. Words that are considered rude in Dutch are used as normally in German, it hilarious.
Sitting on Ceilings
I'm half English, and i can tell you that your English is actually quite good.
"To be yourself you need to suffer, pretty thing"
I want that tattoo'd on me now
Omg I was thinking the same thing! I so wanna get it done.
Ah, me too. it's perfect
You could both make an appointment with Grace.
Def would. she does good art and she's a sweetie.
hahahahahhahah love it !
it's so cute how they give eachother such big hugs
and kisses! I love my culture.
yes!!!!!!!! Kisses all the time
mt abraços haha
jh0rprhoror
This is so common here in Brazil! ☺
entreviste pessoas do norte do brasil e depois do sul, verás o quão brasil é diversificado. brasil não é apenas paulistas da classe média :/
É verdade o que voce falou, Giuliana. Eu não sou brasileiro mas morei em Sào Paulo por um ano. Este vídeo pudesse ter falado com pessoas do nordeste que se identificam como nordestinos mesmo que moram em São Paulo. Nessa cidade tem brasileiros do país inteiro. Eu acho que São Paulo é o unico lugar do Brasil que tinha nesse tempo brasileiros quem não conheciam essa cidade pedindo direções a pessoas de fora. Pelo menos uma vez por semana, alguem lá pedia pra mim ajuda pra encontrar um endereço. A maioria dessas pessoas eram de outras partes do Brasil que tinham recém chegado a São Paulo. Muito interessante e bonito que é Brasil. 👍🏼
Deixe ela
Pra que? Se o padrão Paulista é que atende o mercado.....
1- as mulheres pra serem modelo tem que ter no mínimo 1.80....
Essa altura é mais comum onde tem mais brancos descendentes europeus, Sudeste SP e Sul RS.
Mas em São Paulo tem gente de todo o canto do Brasil e do mundo, eu acho que é por onde melhor se vê a população brasileira.
@@intheed1551 São Paulo cidade.
Brazil: "I'm addicted to beauty"
Korea: ".... hold my kimchi ramen"
They are both addicted
Ikr? I'm brazilian and I thought the same thing
I think pressure for beauty in Korea is a lot worse
"To be yourself you need to suffer, pretty thing" beautiful
Sam Tanna what a ru body quote
+Conor That's exactly what I was just thinking. It's sad, really, that the world we live in sees suffering for the sake of beauty as "a good quote."
HAHhaha Guys, you got it wrong. Suffer in the meaning of fight for what you believe, reaffirm your identity, who you really are instead of accept media standards. The two shaved hair girls are beautiful because they fought and stood for their own original identities, but to be who they are it wasn't something easy, they had to struggle. That's what she meant. It's not easy to be different, you have to suffer to stand for that.
Fernanda Ribeiro Ok, thanks for pointing that out! Now that I go back and read the original post I understand better what was being quoted. I misunderstood and thought the person was saying that to suffer for beauty was a good thing. I guess it just goes to show I should pay more attention to things like that, lol
Oh, don't worry, darling. Everyone gets things wrong at least once in a while. ;) Nice to know a doc about my country reached so many people. Thank you for watching.
Achei o video interressante e bem feito, principalmente a partes das moças da tattoo . Porém o documentario só focou na classe alta do país . O Brasil não é assim , nem de longe. O documentário passou uma imagem que os brasileiros em geral tem uma vida focada no corpo perfeito , festa chiques, várias plásticas, etc. Poucas pessoas possuem condição para tudo isso .
Este video é para as meninas da classe média alta brincarem às revoluções e "ser diferente".
Muito ódio a "parecer europeu" mas no dia em que a bomba estourar estas meninas metem-se todas no primeiro avião para a odiada Europa.
Exatamente
Eu tô só tentando pagar meu rotativo! e minhas amigas tb kkkk. maioria só quer conseguir um bom emprego e dormir bem por favor!
zoompt 1975 eu sempre me envolvi em manifestação r tal mas concordo 100% com isso tem uma geração de gente q acha q são salvadores do mundo e tão aqui pra livrar os outros da opressão e meu deus como eles são esclarecidos e maravilhosos pqp
Não foca só na classe média alta. O Brasil é o 2º país no mundo onde as mulheres fazem mais cirurgias plásticas. Todas as mulheres são forçadas a seguirem o padrão da sociedade, e assim não serem descriminadas, só que você já pensou em uma menina de classe baixa, uma menina negra, uma menina com cabelos ondulados ou cacheados, meninas sofrem por não estarem no padrão da sociedade, muitas não podendo ter uma vida mostrada na internet com festas, o corpo perfeito, e plásticas.
So proud of being brazilian because of those two shaved head girls! They're awesome.
Same 👌
Same ❤
do thet have social media
Amal instagram: @th4ys and @apropri4damente
I feel that on a spiritual level, i'm proud to be Brazilian because of them too!
a idéia do documentário em si é muito maneiro, só que as pessoas esquecem que desde o início do descobrimento do Brasil nosso povo é miscigenado. Portugueses, Espanhois, Asiaticos, Africanos. Brasil é isso, é mistura. Nosso esteriótipo de beleza tem "base" no do europeu sim! Mas não totalmente. E entrevistar 5/6 pessoas da classe média paulista não define nem 50% das mulheres brasileiras. Muitas meninas hoje em dia lutam pela própria aceitação e é uma iniciativa linda, mas ainda sim existem meninas que se sentem bem dentro do esteriótipo. É Tudo um ponto de vista e de opinião própria. É isto, obrigado.
Nossa obrigada por falar isso,esse mini doc me deu um nervoso tão grande por isso,o primeiro ep por si só mostrou dois polos opostos como se isso fosse uma regra p todo o país sendo q existem variedades,nuances e diferentes opiniões justamente por ser um país grande,por isso acho que esse mini doc começou de forma bem errada
@@meetatbejewled venho da periferia do rio de janeiro , maioria mestiça , a maioria tinha padrão europeu , alisar o cabelo , corpo magro definido , inclusive riam do meu corpo porque eu era maior que outras meninas . Ser magra , corpo curvilíneo é padrão sim , inclusive muitas.meninas fizeram cirurgia no nariz .
@@anandananda9515 por mim, é completamente desnecessário cirurgia em nariz
this girl only talked with the rich girls who only seemed to care of beauty. I'm brazilian and you should know that only a few woman do that with their body and we have several ways of beauty.
Lela Martins uhhhh não? ela mostrou os dois lados da moeda... as ricas e as outras duas amigas "fora do padrao"
Isadora Exatamente, N-Ã-O. Quer repetido?
Nada Demais Explique.
Acho que ela só mostrou dois extremos... Como se fosse ou a galera louca pela beleza ou então 100% alternativo e não é bem por aí. Mas valeu a intenção rs.
Amiga fora do padrão é claramente lésbica.
Hah, nice to see my country represented in a original way, without just showing our stereotypes.
Those ID's docs are great.
Same,Grace will always show the truth
o triste é q reportagens assim nunca passarão na tv aberta pra q todos vejam...
Por que você achou "esteriotipada"?
André Farias 9
Desculpe Mago Css, não entendi o 9.
omg grace is back!!!!! so excited
I think what's important to point out before the hate comment flood gates open is that the problem isn't that people are getting their bodies modified in different ways, be it by getting tattooed or by getting plastic surgery. The problem is when society "decides" only one way is right and demands that everyone conforms. Don't discriminate on people just based on their looks - all that shows is how empty you are on the inside. ;)
Yes!
What kind of comments constitute as hate for you ?
defapt, se pare ca noul ideal in media este corpul modificat prin operatii estetice soo.....
itsmetheinterrupter Ok, I asked a simple question. What is this mess?
Are those quotes other peoples comments?
They barely make sense and I dont see how they are hating women.
So someone makes a comment about a girls clothes and its hate?
I dont-understand-a-thing of-that-comment,
english!!!??
E.g. of hate comment: "Fuck them tattooed bitches, they deserve to be raped for mutilating their bodies like that." as opposed to "I personally am not a big fan of tattoos, but they shouldn't be discriminated against (especially by the police!) for how they choose to look".
I don't know why any people have to put another type of people or style down to feel good or beautiful etc. I really hate society
William Jackson Edgy
William Jackson is fucked up what you say but is true dou
Alberto J True? You don’t know Brazil to say any of this shit
Alex Rock you wouldn't know true better than me even if it's hitting I. Your face like a punch I'm no the one making the comment about anything dumbass I'm just agreeing of what William Jackson is saying and third he is not talking about the country at all he is talking about the chicks in this particular situation and their mentality so take your nationalism out your ass and think before claim that I said anything about anything
Mr. Jackson you must be fun at parties
The shaved girl with darker skin is so beautiful, does she have instagram or other social media?
Ongniel is science @th4ys
I think both of the girls with shaved heads were absolutely gorgeous!!! They made the other girls seem so ordinary and boring lol...
Belladonna L. I agree they are both drop dead gorgeous
Gorgeous all of you, became my crash right now!
I didn't know these girls, they're so pretty and strong. My dream is shave my hair.
an easy dream just go do it. some people dream for endless wealth or love haha
same haha
Isabella Bibiano I know now, that so many people would like to do many things, but they are afraid of what the others would think about them. The society can be very bad...
Lol shaving your hair doesn’t make you strong. That’s gay. People nowadays are so weak & pathetic. Learn to be viking strong. Knight strong. Warrior strong. Samurai strong. Not sheeple strong
I didn't really learn that much about Brazil by watching this. I feel like it was just "Look at me we're so pretty, now we're going out."
PMSing Nun that's basically all of South America. They have beauty ideals, tons of surgery, etc. Almost everyone seems to be an extrovert too.
Surgery is rare. I don`t know anyone who did it.
I think this is because this first part are all about the rich girls (except of the two gourgeous bald girls).
for next episode, problably will have much more diversity.
surgery is not rare. i know a lot of girls who already did, and they are not rich at all.
Maybe they dont tell you this. Because this is a private thing.
yeah those are the normal people in brazil...Next episode will have all the empowering and underground stuff
She's so likeable with a sweet spirit ❤️😊 I'm not really into all the body mods like that but, her approachability and empathy is what makes her stand out to me.
She's my gay crush
actually im gay,but she's my crush anyway
such a Beautiful soul
Brazil it's a a mixed country. We can't say that exist a pattern of beauty. From poverty to wealth there are different women. This is the beauty of our country, you can see a woman with traits of different ethnicities. You can see european beauty, african beauty, oriental beauty walking down a single street. Please, do not restrict the Brazilian woman to a single standard of beauty, we we have all forms of beauty. Enjoy it, admire this. We are all unique ❤
O Brasil é um país misógino. Não podemos dizer que exista um padrão de beleza. Da pobreza á riqueza existem diferentes mulheres. Essa é a beleza do nosso país, você pode ver uma mulher com trações de diferentes etnias. Você pode observar a beleza européia, africana, oriental, andando em uma única rua. Por favor, não restrinjam as mulheres brasileiras á um único padrão de beleza, nós temos todas as formas da beleza. Aproveitem isso, admirem isso. Todas nós somos únicas ❤
Bruna So Beautifully said my dear ✌❤💗👏👏👍
Show me a country that isn't misogynist towards its female population.
@@bruna9588 menina do céu essa n é a palavra, "misogynist" significa machista em inglês kkkkkk, o certo seria "mixed", o cara gringo aqui em cima comentando que todos os países tem uma sociedade machista tb kkkk
@@tudormiller8898 she used the wrong word, she meant "mixed", because brasil is a big racial mix.
The two women she’s talking to in the beginning are absolutely gorgeous!!! And so nice and refreshing to see minimal or no makeup!!! 💖💖💖💖💖
In the next episode: Grace Neutral meets Ines brasil
hahahaha i would love to see this
seria icónico
Nicole Benvenuti Actually, she's female.
Are u sure about that ?
Hahahahahah eu ri alto aqui com isso, sério, gargalhei
Those girls at the beginning is beautiful omg and this video is amazing and Portuguese is such a nice language but I'm actually learning Spanish lol they're similar to me.
All romance languages are similar.
yeah im brazilian and i can't speak spanish but i do understand when i read/ hear it
yeah i speak spanish and i can understand what they sayin haha
Spanish is nothing like portguese.
OnePiece#1 #teamonepiece #capitãoluffy but share a lot with the vocabulary though ( I speak both languages )
These documentary makes it seem like Brazilian women are oppressed into caring about their looks and wanting to look like men in Brazil like, however, it completely ignores the culture factor.
Society in Brazil is not like in the U.S or Europe and is foolish to compare Brazil to Europe only from an European's perspective.
Yes, Brazilian society has a lot of labels. Despite what most people think, most Brazilians have quite conservative values (and this has been shown in surveys conducted before the recent elections) so they tend to find people with tattoos and odd hair cuts (by odd I mean different not bad) strange. This is however changing rapidly and people younger than 25 have much closer values to Europeans than in generations before.
gsahrens Yeah, I agreed. Brazil is conservative, and this is good.
gsahrens its the same with russia, people, from europe especially, are acting so shocked about the effort russian women put into their looks while it's simply a part of the culture...
omfg wtf is wrong with you? Ur such a mean bitch. You are a fucking piece of shit in this world.
+Júlia Rangel If the girl liked that violin body why would she want to change? Sorry but it's not the girl's fault that she has a fucking hot body. If the "depressed girls" want that body start working out and eating healthy would make her have that body.
+Júlia Rangel Oh no kpop anorexic girl singers? Yeah really good example. Just to add, I'm also Brazilian and I liked kpop for a year, I have experience in that.
the two bald girl! i like them so much they are so inspiring!! so much confidence and they move freely!
Honestly how the hell can you make it out like that one girl getting breast implants is her "cracking under the societal pressure." Maybe she just wants them. The same way you wanted your tongue split. Just because the surgery isn't edgy and pushing boundaries it could never be just her preference?
Yeah, I think the beauty of it is asking yourself if you really want it to feel better, because of an inner, honest desire, or just because people are telling you so. That's a very personal thing, both for the implants and the tongue split.
You're right! But grace did things that are not socially accepted (in real life, not online). That's different. But hey none of us is totally free of it, me neither. The expectations and images surround us 24/7 and become internalized. Just pointing this out 😊 that there is a pressure for sure and that yes people / women want changes themselves. Grace is actually very kind towards all the different kinds of women. I mean those with shaved heads also wear earrings and makeup and stuff. And tattoos are an adaptation as well for sure
Emily Johnson You spoke my mind. Plus, most of Brazilian women don't look like these girls, we do like pretty clothes,make up and hair care but that's not an obsession. Most of us are much more into build a professional career or taking care of our families and we don't spend our time thinking of beauty standards.
This doesn’t show the Brazilian reality.
Both cases are about "breaking under social pressure". But we always judge the other on our own ruler.
What women need to know: the guy who's worth spending the rest of your life with will think you're beautiful no matter what.
Shez Xi and if they dont want it?
Unless ur fat. Never get fat. Fat people are not in the golden ratio
What guys need to know:They dont care about what men think and worry more about what other women think
Shrek Boi Umm no it's not like that they don't do it because of what other man think lol. Man do it because there attractive to the person.
Edson Lapomarede Did u not read my reply? Most women worry abouth what other women think. Most dont care about what men think.
I would love to shave my head. Unfortunately, I am not as good looking as those two women ❤️
I don't believe you.
If you would love to do it and you are in the position to do it...do it.
mzChocoSensualHedbob jessica t. I actually did it and I got to say-- I have been getting a lot of positive comments/ compliments. I am still trying to get used to the look, but I actually feel..more free.
Thanks for the comments xo
I'm actually so happy for you! Well done...and I'm sure it looks beautiful. I can't wait to shave mine too.
mzChocoSensualHedbob It took me six years to cut my hair and you should do it in the manner that you are most comfortable with. Maybe that means cutting it shorter till it's all gone-- or just all in one go. I am happy I did it because my hair was a great source of anxiety.
Good luck boo xo
She talks about the safety and health risks of that girl getting plastic surgery in a judgmental way, when she herself has done procedures in her body that could have had the same risks. Whether you want the perfect body to fit in society, or want to be different so you feel unique, they are very similar. One thing is not better than the other, and everyone should do their thing. I just did not like her judgmental tone to these girls.
I don't think it was judgmental, it was more like a reporter(which she is) trying to look at something from all sides. I think if she were to interview herself, she'd also mention all the risks involved with what she had done to her body.
Aline Pittner late reply, but she has mentioned in many interviews the risks she's gone through to modify herself, especially her eye tattoos.
I also think you miss her point here. She was not trying to say that you shouldn't do those procedures just because they're dangerous but rather don't do it just because you feel pressured to. Do it for your concept of beauty, not society's
I was going to comment the same... like, she has done so much sh*t to her face and body just to be "different", how is that different than doing sh*t to your body to comform? Both are opposing takes on the same issue.
I don’t see her being judgmental, she is a reporter and the modifications she went through pose different threats than what she is documenting
I've always wanted to know how many times you can say "mainstream" in a 12 minute video... thank you for this, very informational.
omg the way she speaks São Paulo is so perfect im addicted
"to be yourself you need to suffer, pretty thing" awesome
If people want to be "feminine" that's their right and they shouldn't be judged. It isn't feminist to be against that, that's contradicting. Everyone in this video was beautiful.
Leticia Lua yes but the thing is that you're so often judged when you're not :) ...ofcourse everyone has the right to have their own beauty preferences. But the traditional Brazilian beauty ideal is reinforced by the mainstream media :)
Conor no they were beautiful you on the inter hand...yikes
Conor.
Please, don't use logic. Use feelings.
Or do as myself and let them trash themselves at the altar of the much more severe secular God of virtue signaling they follow. That God makes the old religious one looking like a boyscout.
These SJW women should be ignored. Eventually they'll win their Darwin award.
really? i thought they were all ugly and visually offensive. specially the edgy self-mutilators. isn't that what they were going for?
Só uma coisinha, no Brasil há uma grande parcela de origem branca. Não há um padrão característico que defina o brasileiro. Elas disseram que, o estilo europeu não é igual ao brasileiro, mas espera, aqui há de tudo. Inclusive sou branco e sou tão brasileiro quanto elas.
Badstuber qual a porra do seu problema?
Hotel?
Eu gostei muito do vídeo.
Tem vários comentários horríveis aqui, acho incrível como o brasileiro odeia a si próprio, e como só consegue falar "aí isso e aquilo é feio" a proposta do vídeo era falar sobre todos os corpos e todas as pessoas serem únicas e bonitas, mas vocês pularam a aula de interpretação mesmo.
Apesar desse vídeo não mostrar a realidade de todo Brasil, ele traz uma verdade sobre o quanto somos obcecados por um tipo só de beleza, mesmo não sendo como as brasileiras são. Parabéns pra aqueles que conseguem entender o mínimo da mensagem que essa mina quer passar.
onde que no Brasil tem padrão de beleza europeu? na Europa as mulheres têm cintura fina, quadril largo e bunda grande? pq é isso que a grande maioria procura aqui. entendi nadaaaa...
e ela fala como se raspar a cabeça , cortar a língua no meio, se tatuar toda fosse super legal e de boa, mas aumentar os seios em uma clínica cara é segura é um absurdo
Concordo, Vitória.
Feministas só falam merda mesmo, apenas ignore
Têm! Nos países mais latinos como Portugal e Espanha muitas mulheres têm quadril largo e bunda grande, assim como o Brasil. Falo porque vivo na Europa e sou do Brasil
Victória Lima meu deus ela não falou isso dakhskhx, o vídeo É sobre PADRÕES DE BELEZA!!! tá no título. por isso ela acentuou a cirurgia plástica e só comentou sobre os procedimentos dela. (até porque tatuagens e piercings e etc não são, estruturalmente é historicamente, parte do padrão de beleza).
Why is it mostly about females? Not that that's wrong, but i would like to see more about boys and beauty and fash
agreed
Here in Brazil is more normal female activist than male
agreed
This is the first epizode in a new series, so i think there will be also something about boys, just like in the korean series.
Everything in Brazil is heavier or worst to women, beauty standarts too. But there are also quite the same thing for men. Here, men must be tall, have a strong fit body and a beard to look good, and don't forget to have a white or tan skin.
acontece que o brasil é GIGANTE, então por isso temos este recorde de "obsessão por beleza." a verdade é que mais da metade das brasileiras nem tem dinheiro para fazer cirurgia, e está todo mundo falando mas vou falar também: você só entrevistou gente rica. o brasil é o país com maior diversidade de culturas e classes.
mas o documentário está legal, esse é meu ponto de vista.
Living for these series!
I find it a bit strange that Grace said about "the extremes" these women were going through, but tells us about her shady story of how she got her tongue split
That's the whole fucking point of the video omg
She did something extreme to herself, splitting her tongue sirurgically, because she wanted to and got that desire all by herself. It's not a common society pattern to think women are only beautiful if they split their tongues, which is exactly what she shows and talks about, how surgery and extreme practices are becomming common because without them society deems these people ugly, unworthy, unfinished, undesirable and below the rest.
@@ZealothiaArt "Herself". Seriously the whole video make the majority part of brazilian society ashamed. She use ONE CITY and womans that are in higher position in the society to show a whole COUNTRY "aesthetic", and a country that face serious problems with economic inequality. All this addiction just apply for who have the money for do it. And not so many people can afford this luxury. Also, "she did something that she want" it's totally bulshit, she did this because she fell comfortable to do it, just like everyone that follows the patterns also fell comfortable to do it. She's trying to say that our culture is wrong, and we should do what we want to do and not what society say, but at the same time, if we want to do the "common" "she" say that we are wrong and label us as retrograde. She is trying to apply in brazil her experience with "British" culture at the same time she generalize 200milions people in one city with 11 milions and 6 women. This whole video is disgusting even before we think about the philosophy behind it.
But that's the point, brazilian culture doesn't allow a bigger extreme than shaving your head. Being bald is extreme enough because beyond that you're isolated and can only walk amongst the same, the under the standard girls only hung out with the British girl because they were going to appear in an international youtube video, because otherwise they would judge her and NEVER befriend her.
Só deu role com patricinha
Claro pô isso q e bom bixo
as mina de cabelo raspado nao eram naokkkkkkk
@@loolu3636 eram sim, ali era patricinhas alternativas, classe média alta
O nome do vídeo é "extreme beauty addiction".................. é sobre isso que o vídeo fala, entendeu? ela não ta generalizando. Ta falando que isso existe no brasil.
Grace is such a thorough and powerful reporter. So uniquely beau too
(･~･`)
also her voice is very pleasant :)
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She have a scar drop between her eyes. right
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Nada haver mano, o Brasil não é assim, vocês só entrevistaram as burguesinhas, a maioria das brasileiras tem beleza natural e a maioria aqui não tem grana pra bancar sirurgia e sustentar "padrões de beleza". Mo idéia errada.
Lispector Clara você ta falando serio? só entrevistaram negras favelados
+Badstuber kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk ata você viu o vídeo direito? Primeiro que elas não eram negras, no máximo eram mestiças, e segundo que não é por que uma pessoa tem um estilo diferente ou fala de um jeito que ela vai ser favelada.
+Badstuber Me economiza, embuste.
Tirando a lana que parece ser neutra, o resto é tudo feminista, essa é a ideia do video, generalizar o brasil à perspectiva torta das neo feministas
orza k Mano, ela falou das minas da favela e das minas do asfalto. Vê o doc inteiro, depois cê vem reclamar.
I REALLY love this series. I hope to see many, many more episodes!
This may be the 3rd time I have watched this. My first ever Grace Neutral series and Brazilian beauty standards have never left my soul :( I'M EVEN SO INTO LAY DIRTY'S MUSIC FOR MONTHS NOW TOO
We need a third season! This series is so beautiful.
GRACE IS BACK
I like that the message is to embrace individuality especially when it comes to beauty standards ...I loved that! However, it felt like you already held preconceived judgement on the other blonde girl because hers is more like a conformity to the more popular beauty standards.
Guys likes long hair, that's why I always cut mine hahah To shave my hair like those ladies is my dream!
Congratulations on ur opinion
I feel bad for you if your actions are determined by what men don't like. Feminism really took a tool on you poor thing.
This has almost nothing to do with feminism, ''Mr Omar''... more like gender expression.
Julier Reis I did shortly after I took my profile picture last year 👈🏾 it's so freeing. Boosted my confidence and I have this new i don't give a fuck attitude too. 💪🏾
Julier Reis beauty comes in many forms , individuality is so important dont let magazines or media dictates you. or how you should be , be who you want to be and free your self i do appreciated people who are brave enough to be themselves and show it to the Word .like these two girls with shaved heads.
This serie about the brazilian beauties' difference are changing me, for better. And i'm in love with this reporter, Grace, she's gorgeous. Like her i love the difference and this is a motive for celebrate and doesn't hate.
"O Brasil é conhecido pela beleza das pessoas e seus corpos". Já começou errado garota. Anda no metrô pra você ver que parece a cantina do filme starwars. Isso é coisa pra gringo ver. Nem na praia de ipanema a coisa tá assim por aqui.
Chico Azevedo "cantina de StarWars" kkklkkkkkkkkkkkkk
kkkkk, brazil, O paraíso dos criminosos
A expressão que se encaixa perfeitamente é : “Pra inglês vê”
Acho que a expressão “pra inglês ver” nunca foi tão bem utilizada
cantina de star wars foi foda bahyauahs
i could watch this girl all day long. ples more
I think Grace is beautiful
Sphinx sigh i thought this was about black beauty
kissing could be pretty funny
Grace isn´t crazy. she just got rid of the beauty ideals and she´s living HER life how SHE wants.
Whyfy .
I didn't even know we had an obsession
Grace neutral is the most inspirational and sweet reporter ever. some reporters annoy me for many reasons but not Grace.
As a brazilian, I have to thank you guys for bringing another perspective from the brazilian beauty cult. Amazing!
aaaand, as always, Brazil is reduced to being either Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo, with no mention whatsoever to the rest of the countrie's particular, traditional and cultural ways of expression and beauty. oh well. (cadê as maria bonita PORRA)
É uma série amiga, quem sabe tem mais aí por vir
É o primeiro episódio, mas a Grace só foi à SP... é só ver no próprio instagram dela... A série vai focar basicamente só nesse lugar e nesse tipo de gente u.u'
That is obvious. There is so much time you can spend on a vídeo talking about Brazil, só they talk about where most people live. What did you want? Tô talk about São Luís? Lol
I was going to make a point be saying that probably most people would live in those city's, But then i did the research and figured out only about 9 percent of Brazilian population takes up those 2 city's.
J3lbow Exactly! And people think that because those are the places that are shown on most of the media...
So the whole point of the series is Grace being appreciative of "all forms of beauty" but she disregards the personal trainer just because her passion is working out and fitness, like she's somehow trying to fit into some mold of popular beauty...
Would Grace find her more attractive is she was fat and sat and home all day eating junk food?? Some people enjoy working out... Even get a rush from the endorphins... Meanwhile Grace gets a rush from cutting up her body and staining her skin and eyeballs... To each their own, but I really can't stand Grace's biased approach at covering stories. It's like she finds people with tattoos and body mods to be some superior "badass" group, and everyone else is just trying to conform to a stereotype. Let's see how badass Grace can be when she's being chased by a rapist... I think the personal trainer would have a better shot at running faster or being more able to defend herself. And what's not badass about being a strong woman. Whatever your passion is, it's not fair to criticize someone else's and scoff it off just because it's not your thing.
Grace needs to pull her head out of her ass and realize body mods aren't everything that's wonderful in this world... When someone's trying to share their passion with you, you should appreciate the time they're spending with you and not disregard their lifestyle choices. I didn't see the personal trainer staring at Grace's appearance... She didn't even mention it at all.
Ugh and then the part after the dr appointment when she said "it's crazy the lengths that women are going thru to attain their ideals of beauty"... But in the same breath she described her first body mod as being forcibly held down by 2 huge dudes while they cut her tongue in half without any anesthetic and not a completely sterile environment... Everything she says is a contradiction! I remember in an interview, she explained that she ate a piece of her skin after a scarification session! What about that is an "expression of beauty"? Sounds more like an introduction into cannibalism.
Yeah I find it annoying too that she says "we're all beautiful" with an undertone of "if you are mainstream you're just not as great". She criticizes the pressure to be mainstream while exerting pressure to "be individual". iD should have just cut out the segments about mainstream beauty and focus on alternative beauty....in this way they get the message across without looking hypocritical.
Nabbitch The Rabbitch
She explained that the gym life was not the lifestyle for her, but was laughing and rolling her eyes as she said it...
And the preface to her meeting with the personal trainer, was explaining how this trainer had thousands of followers on social media, all desperate to attain the "physical beauty stereotype" as what is "popular" for Brazil.
Idk if you've seen Grace's report on Korean beauty standards, but she takes the same attitude... she interviews a variety of people, but each interview of someone without any body mods/tattoos seems judgmental and calculated.
She isn't a proper interviewer at all... a true journalist will enter an interview with an interviewee without a hint of bias...
Yeah, she didn't exactly diss the personal trainer, but it's funny how she spent several hours with her and less than a minute was spent hearing the personal trainer's opinions... Meanwhile she went on and on about the other girls just cause they had short hair and tattoos... Biased as fuck.
And I did say, to each their own in regards to the lengths that people go thru to attain their own standard of beauty... but she's trying to assert some opinion that because a woman goes to an actual trained physician for a boob job in a sterile hospital environment... that it is such a high risk and such a great length... when a sentence later she explains how she allowed non medically trained "big tattooed dudes" hold her down and cut her tongue open in a non sterile environment with trance music blaring in the background....
I never said she couldn't do what she wanted with her body... I think you missed my point that it isn't fair for her to judge someone for going to a medical professional to attain their beauty ideal as "going to such great lengths" when she's the one who's actually going through much greater lengths.... like I said, hypocritical and so contradictory...
You clearly didn't carefully read my original comment... otherwise your "her tongue, she can do what she wants with it" comment wouldn't be included in your response.
One more thing I'd love to add is...
The moment Grace approached the two short haired and tattooed girls she exclaimed "oh my gosh, you're so inspirational"...
That tells you quite a lot, doesn't it...
What about the woman who has put in hours and hours at the gym to build her body strong??? Is that not inspirational????
She is judging the tattooed girls as amazing, purely based on their "badass" appearance... she does not know them at all... hell, she doesn't even know the language.... she is calling them amazing and inspirational purely on their aesthetic looks...
I think that speaks volumes as to who Grace actually is... natural beauty is nothing to her.. unless you're "badass" and have tattoos, she is completely uninterested.
Although i do think Grace might be biased to be more rebel than cheering on the mainstream, I do not think she doesn't except it. She said that everybody is beautiful in her/his own way, but the reason why someone would modify his/her body is for different reasons.
Grace and the two shaven head girls are the ones who want to rebel against the mainstream and want to show their new found individuality through their own body. Because the beauty they seek is outside the borders of mainstream. Whereas the three girls would modify their bodies also to express their individuality but inside the mainstream region. And the three girls are the majority, with the personal trainer getting close these days. The most of us are exposed to this type of media and are influenced by this. But isn't it a good thing that someone with a different mindset from the majority asks critical questions? I think it's important to question our own reasoning behind our decisions. Is my expression of beauty laid upon me, or chosen by me?
It's important to be aware of your own identity. The personal trainer spoke of a collective, "men find this body attractive". She speaks of the human body as a beautiful sculpture, if that's what you want then please go for that. But do that of your own account. And that's the main difference between Grace's mindset (plus possibly the two shaven head girls) and the P.T. + 3 other girls. Is it Brazil's beauty standard or my own?
Beautifully expressed
These girls are exactly the kind of girl who would bully you if there weren't cameras around
Ana Luiza da Silva Garcia they would probably chase you down and want to cut of your hair haha
This is such a judgemental and nasty comment, how can you preach about not caring for looks and judging someone by their looks?
WHICH of these girls?
Yasmin the girl who want to do the surgery and her friends!!
how tf are you so sure bout dat?
Im soooo glad that there are channels like this in the world, what a beatiful segment
Priscilla and Tais(sp?) are two of the most beautiful women Ive ever seen! That happy confidence and pure beauty is something we need more of in the world
If someone believes a 'mainstream' form of beauty is in fact beautiful.. Shouldn't we allow THEM to pursue their preferred look rather than shaming them for enjoying something 'mainstream'?
I love how throughout her speech on how the humann body is beautiful throughout all its forms she literally shows the status quo of mainstream beauty.
Yay for diversity and fuglys?
Its a series gurl, wait and see
Did you even watch this? Did you see the 2 girls at 1:32 ?? They are a complete opposite of mainstream "beautiful." They don't have long straight hair and a lean tone body! I think you might wanna rewatch!
What's wrong with showing what the status quo is of mainstream beauty? It's called contrast. At least she's not glorifying it. In fact, it seems like she glorifies everything BUT mainstream beauty...
Yeah cause they got all the curvs 😒
Such a unique beauty...
Im being sarcastic btw. They're just the same pretty girls with a little bit of boldness in them.
Not that im demeaning those qualities, but to a gay brazilian guy like me they dont seem too alternative.
I see these girls all around Brazil, especially in cities like BH. They're common and sometimes very self righteous.
I think it might be personal lol
Wakko she's here to show different beauty. But shes just showing Brazilian beauty.
For any alternative people, anyone who looks different feels pretty forgotten or omitted.
It's aggravating to me.
Unreal, Love this so much!!! OMG the two girls RESPECT for being themselves xoxox
This documentary is incredible !! And it really talks about a lot of the women in Brazil, but the bad thing is that you only get high-class women, those who dress up, do surgeries, etc. Many of us (including myself) do not have enough money to pay all this and has natural beauty (incredible qlho) and also gave the impression that we are fanatic for beauty and do everything for her, but apart from that, this documentary is incredible!
two things bothers me about this video:
1- all the girls were skinny , even the "Non standard" ones. We have such a diversity of bodies here. Also most of the girls shown are white, long straight hair... So yeah, not so representative (but i understand bc if you had to show how diverse we are the video would be 4 days long)
2- On how it seemed like, maybe unconsciously, that the bald girls are "the cool ones"? I mean they are cool but there was a huge gap on showing the girls doing tattoos and being cool and talking about the time she punched a guy versus the girl going to the doctor and going out and wanting to get a boobjob even if it meant she would be more likely to get raped, which doent even make sense and it makes the girl seems stupid compared w/ the bald "cool chick" (on a sidenote: what the f w/ asking so many questions about the surgery, anyway? Was it a attempt to make the girl change her mind?). I think it was unecessary, especially bc the girl that wants to get the surgery seems to have a good head above her shoulders
I liked the video but as a brazilian girl it left me w/ a bitter taste in my mouth ):
Stop crying, there are a lot of whites and also a lot of castizos( almost predominant whites but with a bit of amerindian)in Brazil. Brazil is not only favelas and not only coastal areas.
I think she asked so much about the surgery because the video was about beauty standards. A breast enlargement would be a huge step to conforming to those standards.
So we have one side: bald girls, "opposite of standart", and long-haired girls, going under the knife to conform. I think the bald ones seemed "cool" because they enhanced their edgyness.
btw not judging plastic surgery
Yeah, it felt like taking sides (asking for a message from the bald girls, the host hanging out with the bald girls in the end) instead of showcasing diversity of people's perspective on beauty standards. But idk, it's just the way I see it. I do need some enlightenment on the purpose of this video.
Generally when you show the world what a country is all about, advertisers promote the minority lifestyle representation rather than the majority. It's only after you visit the country that you realise there's more to the country that's being advertised.
This is a way longer documentary than this one clip. It's not as one sided as you think 🤷
I feel like these 12 minutes were really one sided and Didn't explore alternative beauty , but just compared it. They accepted alternative beauty, but they played mainstream beauty & gyming as a wholly negative thing, without accepting the fact that some women do want to modify their bodies (be it with surgery, or 2 hours at the gym) because they enjoy it and like the way they look afterwards. They did show the girls saying that they do it for themselves, for the sake of their own self-esteem, but it was presented as if this was a result of being pressured to believe that this is beauty. The alternative (to mainstream) beauty is beautiful, but recognise that's not the only beautiful and authentic form of beauty....also i feel like alternative beauty wasn't really explored, but just compared (as said) to mainstream beauty: I would like to learn how Alternative beauty affects/inspires society; how many people are involved in this representation of beauty; why people choose to present themselves this way; how do the majority view alternative beauty; a diverse account of people's experiences with alternative beauty.
Lastly, her breast and risk of being attack is a subject objectification and sexulisation not risks we take to look like models. Why should the girl not follow through with what she wants because of those monsters.What happened to the idea that we should teach not to rape before how not to get raped?
I really hope that i learn more about alternative beauty in the episodes to follow. I guess this comparison was a good place to start off to give an understanding of what alternative beauty is...
yeah and also the fact grace relates bigger breasts to a higher risk of rape which is bullshit, girls get raped because they're girls, not because of their body or clothes. also i felt she was blaming the girl for her choices in a way??like as if she was saying 'well if you haven't done that breast surgery or if you weren't so obsessed about the idea of the perfect body you wouldn't get raped' as if saggy breasted girls weren't raped too or smth
I thought the exact same thing
I almost laughed when she said that plastic surgery is just like body modification (which she has done a lot) and then later proceeds to kind of talk down on plastic surgery. That made her sound like a hypocrite.
the two shaved head girls were really cute :)
"nosso país não é assim" É ASSIM, SIM! VC ESTA DESFAZENDO DE MULHERES BRASILEIRAS Q TEM CARACTERÍSTICAS DE EUROPEUS,
Hupple Hupple puf Seu cu
Galera fala que Brasil é um país de várias culturas, mas quando falam da cultura da parte branca europeia não representa o país kkk galerinha incoerente do politicamente correto. O vidro deveria ser sobre diferentes tipos de beleza no Brasil, mas deixou claro a preferência por estilos alternativos e meio que menosprezou os outros
Gisele ou outras modelos não tem culpa de estar lá, quem pede um padrão é o mercado, no caso o mercado de modelos. O mundo não gira em torno disso. É preciso entender melhor como funcionam as coisas. O problema é que tudo é preconceito, fobias sociais e afins. Todo mundo paga um preço pra chegar no topo ou obter sucesso, o que tão fazendo é tirar o mérito de quem rala pra isso e quem não chega no mesmo lugar fica dando desculpas
Hupple Hupple puf O Brasil não consiste só em São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro, aqui na Região Sul é bem comum encontrar mais pessoas brancas do que negras. Tão ou mais bonitas como essas que apareceram aí.
tadinho dos brancos sendo apagados
thays and priscila were so refreshing to listen to
grace's voice is so wonderful and smooth and her voiceovers are super good i can say in an almost creepy sounding way that thoroughly enjoy hearing her speak haha :)
You should go to Wellington, New Zealand since it generally accepts and encourages creativity and expression. It would be interesting to see a video on it.
Okay, Brasil is a really really diverse country, with million of African, European, Asian and a lot of other countries descendants. So yes; I’ll say that Brasil is a country where having a specific beauty standard is hard; we are really influenced by the European culture; but we are different here. There are a lot of white people and there are a lot of black people too. I think that everyone has its own beauty, but if you feel like you want to change something in your body, do it. You’re beautiful just the way you are and you deserve to be happy and in peace with your mind and your body. I love my country and I hate all the negativity that this video is showing. Please, could you make a video showing all the beauty of my country instead of only showing the bad side?
I've been counting the seconds until the next episode😩😩 it's sooooo good!!
Also,what's the song in the beginning?
The second one?
I love graces style confidence!!!!!
Colombian here, very interesting video, I think the topic is worthy of further discussion beyond a skimming on beauty standards. Take a look to my city Medellin, where "beauty standards" and the market developed around it does not discriminate social classes.
Só não gostei do jeito que trataram o estupro, como se fosse um "elogio", no caso, quanto mais gostosas elas fossem, maior a probabilidade de elas serem estupradas. Não, migas, não. I have only disliked the way that they talked about rape, like it was some kind of "compliment", which in the case, the hotter they are, it is more likely that they will be raped. No, gurls, just no.
elas não falaram isso nem um pouco, elas não queriam sair daquele jeito na rua porque elas poderiam ser estupradas, pra mim foi mais um sinal alarmante de que não é seguro sair por aí, o que é verdade.
1008Luma 10:00 até 10:20
Miga ninguém usou estupro como elogio de forma alguma. Acontece que a sociedade vê os seios da mulher como objeto sexual, a medida que quanto maior for mais chama atenção e mais sexualizada a mulher se torna. A Grace perguntou aquilo nesse sentido. Porque se já com um corpo normal é perigoso pra mulher andar sozinha pela rua e/ou receber atenção inapropriada dos homens, imagina depois de aumentar os seios. Ela perguntou se valia a pena correr esse risco e a garota disse que sim. No one used rape as a 'compliment at all. What happens is that society see's women's breast as a sexual object, the bigger it is the more attention it gains and the women becomes even more sexualized. If with just a normal body its already dangerous for women to walk alone on the streets and/or gain unwanted attention from men, imagine after getting breast augmentation... Grace asked the girl if it was worth it, and she said yes. That's all.
as pessoas são estupradas sendo magrelas, gostosonas ou gordas.
a quantidade de peito que se tem ou a quantidade de roupa que se usa não muda nada, estupradores são estupradores e eles estão 100% nem ai caso você esteja de burca ou de calcinha e sutiã.
essa ideia de que o seu físico te faz ser menos ou mais 'estuprável' é apenas a cultura do estupro se dizendo presente na nossa sociedade.
Na verdade o estupro, especialmente na nossa sociedade passa sim por essas questões. Não estou dizendo que ninguém é estuprada por conta da roupa, sim pq tem filho da puta que se acha no direito de fazer e beleza atrai sim esse tipo predador. A culpa são dos homens que acreditam que a roupa da pessoa é um convite, é só notar como se comportam verbalmente ao ver uma mulher bonita no padrão e arrumada dentro do padrão, a quantidade de coisas nojentas que falam...
Estupradores não são insanos que vivem escondidos em becos a noite por aí, também concordo, pode ser qualquer cara que cruzar na rua com uma mulher que ele vai querer e como amostra de que ele pode ter quem quiser, vai usar a força para subjugar a vítima.
Uma criança sem nem sinal de peito pode ser estuprada, a mulher numa burca pode também, mas o nosso machismo ainda funciona assim... Até pq esse cara vai usar o argumento "ah, mas ela 'tava aquela hora na rua voltando de festa" achando que o que ele fez não foi errado.
E não a vi usando como "elogio" foi mais como uma constatação de insegurança
The girls with the buzz cuts are 😍
...attention whores
you can tell that from the way they look and how much metal they haul around even though they're poor.
I subscribed to this channel only because of you Grace Neutral. Only watch your videos.
This was an awesome documentary and quite informative. Great job Grace Neutral any i-D.👏👏💕
Good thing this was released right before Halloween!
I follow those two bald chicks on Instagram they're gorgeous! it's nice seeing them in this video
what are they're names on instagram?? they are so beautiful * - *
*i-D:* body positivity for all women!
*i-D:* ** as long as you're slim, able bodied, light skinned, and model pretty
Watch the beginning again.
petarinabug did you not watch the video or any of the i-D videos?
It's actually pretty much the opposite (and I don't mean that in a good way). *Fuck you if you're classically pretty*
How can she be so beautiful??
Pero que buen documentaaall!!! Saludos desde Chilee!
Love her reporting style! Very well done and eye opening.
Does she understand portuguese? Or is it that the people being interviewed know how to speak in english?
Shin Seokjin I don't know but I guess they know English
I think there’s a translator with her
Translator..
They have an interpreter
?
Brasil é um país muito diverso mas a pressão estética é altíssima e como experiente residente deste país posso dizer que vivemos muito para agradar os olhos dos outros. Ótimo documentário e a Gracy é tao fofa!
anyone notice no face from spirited away 6:43
Those two girls with their heads shaved were absolutely stunning!
Congratulation, you were able to see a little bit of the great diversity of my country, even though we have many other styles and worlds around the country. I'm really happy with your experience here. Welcome always!
Yeah, going to the gym is an "obsession", but spend hours having tattoos done is not?
The personal trainer trains around 20 hours a week. I doubt the reporter spends 20 hours a week tatooing herself. Her body would quickly run out of space.
Nim Boo Ok dude. Here's the attention you were seeking. NEXT
Nim Boo amen, reverend. Bless these souls
The personal trainer's job is also 'to train'. Could explain the hours... smh
Nim Boo ROFL satanic lizard faces pretty much nailed the look in three words. kudos.
the apartment larissa lives in is nice !
It's interesting but i feel like everyone in the video needs some therapy. It feels like the most important and interesting think about all these people is the way they look. The content of your head is more important than that you shave your head.
Andrew Boss agreed
Unusual as always. Big hug!!
The two will bald fades are the best!
A garota corta a língua no meio e quer julgar quem põe silicone. Quem quer seguir o padrão panicat que siga, quem quer ser a inked girl porra louca que seja oras. A lógica do vídeo é "se for 'gostosa' é superficial, se tiver cabelo raspado é cool" chega a ser preconceituoso.
Yuri Santos kkkkk vdd. Feminista só fala merda
tambem percebi isso. e teu comentario um dos mais inteligente, o resto o povo so viu que ela andou com patricinha, mas eu vi em minhas ferias, em goianias meninas pobres, fazendo dividas altas pra andar como patricinha, sim, estao presas a moda ou a cultura, mas tambem diverte e sao felizes, essa menina falou das mulheres estar presas em sua conviccao, gente, nao sei o que é pior, colocar ate coisas nos olhos, cortar lingua, sei la, todo mundo ta preso allguma coisa, e semore existe algo em sua era, como os antepassados, cada um tinha seu dilema, uai...
a mulher em momento nenhum mostrou essa perspectiva, ela inclusive comparou a cirurgia dos peitos com a bifurcação da língua dela, a relação entre cirurgias, os padrões de comportamentos de diferentes países. não falou em momento NENHUM mal de quem valoriza a beleza padrão a si mesmo, só disse em alguns momentos que não aderiria a si mesma.
Pensei a mesma coisa...
Acredito que a diferença que foi destacado no vídeo foi a motivação de cada um pra fazer tais modificações no corpo. As moças ricas só faziam isso pra alcançar um corpo "perfeito" já as outras fazem com o intuito de expressar sua liberdade em relação ao próprio corpo...
E a entrevistadora não foi desrespeitosa em momento algum com a moça da cirurgia de silicone.
"o Brasil tem um padrão europeu que é totalmente oposto do que a gente é" como se quase todos os brasileiros não fossem diretamente descendentes de países europeus.
Eu fiquei meio assim pq o padrão geral do brasil é "corpão", o slim-thic, e europa n, então n fez sentido
When you also speak portuguese and can't concentrate when they speak english and portuguese simultaneously 6:32
I once stayed with a Brazillian girl, she is super beautiful and all her friends are beautiful. They all look pretty white to me. But they also have this sharp look to them with more define lines and feature. Brazillian and Columbian are truly something.
bomapdich *colombian
True beauty is inner natural beauty shining through... Free from modifications.