In real life she is nothing like this. Extremely rude to her fans, crew, people she considers beneath her. Don't believe me. Just look it up yourself. There are dozens of stories of people who worked with her or meet her who say this
There's no hiding from God people. ECCLESIASTES 12:14 For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.
I was thinking the same thing. It makes the conversation so much more meaningful and interesting to watch because she's genuinely engaging with the discussion.
One has to be a great listener first before they can be a great speaker. She seems to have done a lot of self reflecting and done the listening very well.
In a world full of talented hardworking artists who never get a break, and where tens of thousands of homeless suffer in LA alone, let's make the spoiled egotistical tax-evading Emma Watson even richer! She obviously cares so much about female empowerment since she has 80 million while skeletal baby girls starve in Yemen.
It's called "being phony". She's an actress. These people don't know how to turn off, and they believe all of their own pretentious BS. You believe it too, because it makes you feel good. It's sad.
probably a tactic, because you don't expect deep conversations about feminism and meaning of life, or state of the world from vogue, so to attract viewers, put on a shallow title that people expect from vogue. it was a nice surprise, but I guess we could of expected this standard of conversation from emma watson.
The title should be: talking about feminism, activism and meaning, but you chose to focus on her age, on Meryl Streep and on her being single. Such a nice interview, and such a superficial title.
I know what you mean, but using a title like this may reach viewers who are not attracted to videos that use the words feminism, activism, and meaning (not saying that they are not interested in those things themselves, they just may not be clicking on them). It's a clever way of pulling viewers into a discussion that is more meaningful.
How refreshing to have an interview of a female actor where the focus is not on objectifying her. This was an interview with such heart and intellect and I give credit to both Emma and Paris for being such honest grounded women. I wish I could give more then just a thumb up. I wish to give each of you a virtual hug and a real thanks for demonstrating the compassion I wish we had more of in the world and in media.
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Paris is a dude, is not a woman - stop the delusion; is good he is journalist and follow his passion, but he is a man personating a female but is not a woman.
I really like Emma, but she needs to think one step longer. Trying to benefit transgender is not good. If others dont want to go to the toliet after a transgender were there, you have to accept their opinions/actions. What if i decided to have a Monster-mask on my face before i go into a toliet, and then cried my eyes out because people didn't want to go in there aftwerwards? You have to respect if they didn't want to go in there, after i was in there.
@Gaylord Focker lol. Just say it. Youre an insecure hater. Reveal it here. You're maybe talking to only four people in the reply section. Why would you lose your job. Your profile aint even indicative of your true self. You can spread rumors you know. It doesn't matter. If you're telling your version of truth. Did you really think it'll spread like a virus. How presumptuous of you, so conceited. If she's faking it, then who cares, she's living her life, and if she doesn't please you. It's fine. Not everybody has to be favorable to everyone. Everyone can be egocentric on their own selves. But yeah. Just say it.. Spill...
Really ? Because her facial expressions were really disturbing to me personally. But maybe you know better so, does her facial expressions mean anything ? Or is it just the character
She spent like 10 seconds about being single and 20 minutes about criticizing how history is told and the human component often lost in political discourse and the title is about her age, and her sex life. 10/10, good job.
Her passion doesn't mean she's right. The idea that we have to correlate one's level of outrage and passion with the severity and importance of the (supposed) issues one talks about is one of the most absurd and intellectually dishonest ideas ever. The fact of the matter is, most of what she said and stands for is utterly ludicrous beyond all comprehension.
I just wanted to comment on how perfect Paris was for this job. Everything about her is just soothing and so complementing to Emma's character that her energy makes this interview ten times more meaningful and fun to watch.
@@planetfierce I did watch it, and I loved it, but she kept on bringing the conversation towards herself. Transwoman dating, trans woman using the toilet, trans woman going out in public and feeling threatened, Oh did I mention I was trans? (That was the first thing Paris said) growing up on a council estate, follow me on instagram Emma! repeated numerous times... Oh I must mention your movie Emma (finally, she forgot that this wasn't the Paris show). I could go on. It was very tedious. However, Emma was fabulous.
The way she talks, with so much empathy and compassion, it just touched my heart. It's been really rare to listen to people and feel not just inspired but also understood and included. And love the camaraderie between Paris and Emma. Amazing!!!
That has to be one of the best interviews I have ever watched. Both women listened to each other, had such amazing and inspiring things to say. I would say that the title is slightly random, considering how little she talked about those topics compared with bigger and more pressing issues she discussed....
MangoIceCreamLover I was initially quite upset about the title because it undermines the depth and value of what’s contained within this interview. But reading your comment made me take a step back and realise that it isn’t so bad after all. Thanks for the fresh perspective :)
This honestly opened my eyes, the way she is. The way the conversation went, its just so incredible and meaningfull. I'm just fourteen, but having such an amazing rolemodel is honestly all I could ask for.
That is so great reading how one person can inspire a member of the next generation, and this is exactly why Emma Watson is doing what she is doing, even though it's a great burden on her. She seems to be well aware that she is luckier than most but her's is still not an easy life, in ways most others can't relate to. That she feels the responsibility to use what she has for good is just a blessing for the rest of us. Because we need inspired future generations that want the best for all humankind, and all beings, so they can pass that insight to the next ones. Yola devam, kim tutar seni.
" just because my dreams are different from your's does not mean that they are not important". If that isn't one of the most powerful things I've heard all year then I don't know what is.
Hearing her speak so eloquently about the injustices in history education, privelage and gender equality was touching. Her spirit is coming across so sincere and aware.
not really, she has enough money, so it doesnt hurt her! besides, she is only doing it for her image and its tax-deductable. she polishes her image with 200 000 dollar and gets a 2 million dollar coup in hollywood because of her "clean angle" image!
FIRST-LAW-FANTASY ABERCROMBIE I think she is very truthful about her commitment to equality, but I don’t know her personally so I can’t pass judgement. I just don’t get the sense that she is doing this for her pocketbook.
The only question should be, if the things she say are true. Honestly, why shouldnt she get money for doing good? Does not make any sense to me. Thats how society should work. Do a good job, give to society and recieve in return. What she promotes (what i think she promotes) is something id consider to be obvious, but it seems like it is not. "She has enough money, so it doesnt hurt her" is kind of the argument against your claim, shed do it for the money. Anyway, why does beeing generous mean you have to get hurt? Your view on the world is pretty dark. Enlighten your world, read some books and be nice. PS I can recommend Harry Potter. Voldemort is the villian btw, just in case you get confused due to similar world views :p
I wish the title wasn't so shallow and click-baity... she is smart and articulate, and spoke about many difficult topics. Please be more responsible about how to represent your guests.
Well in fact it's better, because it is reaching people that normally wouldn't click in the video with a different title. With that said I hope more people see this side of the world on emmas words :)
she seems like such a genuinely nice person. i know you can’t ever truly judge a celebrity’s personality because you don’t know them irl but i really do get good vibes from Emma.
Gosh I could listen to Emma talk all day. Really enjoyed this discussion 👏 All for open conversations about relationships and *love* Emma's term 'self-partnered', but it seems like a pity that of all the other thoughtful, insightful moments in the half hour, her dating life (which doesn't come up until the last 3 minutes and 5 seconds) was chosen for the title.
Agree! She spoke about so many important things like critically examining the way we teach ourselves about racism and history as white people and how we frame those conversations. Vogue - be like Emma. Your title is bait but her message is so much more important.
She's one of the most brilliant, extraordinary, loving, empathic, and honest people in this industry. She's an amazing human being. I admire her so much.
The moment at 16:50 is such an beautiful moment. She stopped for a moment and really thinked about what she wanted to say. And really meant it. Just wow what a beautiful and inspiring woman!
@@jescareno8332 pretty true. I'm 32 and people usually think I'm 23 - 27. My friends that are roughly my age look young too...and yeah, I don't think 30s are old. It's weird when you reach this age and realize it's not the way you imagined it would be or would look when you were much younger.
i literally spent 5 minutes watching this interview, it felt like literally 5 minutes, i could listen to her speak all day. how lucky must be her friends
Is it normal that this interview brought me to tears? I love Emma’s face when she talks about the things that she’s passionate about, she’s really expressive. Her humanity and empathy kind of sparkles through her eyes.
I can just listen to her all day without getting tired. She's so intelligent, analytical, smart, and still so down to earth. She gave all the geniune answers! What an incredible woman! Also, the interviewer asked meaningful questions, was calm and genuine with her, which i really appreciate because in today's world, many interviewers ask meaningless questions and mostly actors get irritated by them, but just don't show it. Both the women were so relaxed and raw in this interview, that's the reason why i like it so much.
The fact that all went crazy about the "self-partnered" thing while they touched on so many important issues in this beautiful and meaningful interview is beyond me. I always admired Emma for her beliefs and now I got to see Paris' beautiful mind too. Great conversation.
"She really knows the value of life" but is proud of having and supports the countless abortions committed through Planned Parenthood. Unbelievable! She sure has no regard for the most vulnerable and unprotected life an unborn child
This was just so good. Emma is one of the only stars out there that I could sit through a whole interview for. Her use of empathetic language is so stellar and thoughtful.
This has been the best interview I've ever seen. The hostess was lovely and Emma was just so down to earth, relatable, smart, elegant and funny... I also loved that this actually felt like a conversation with thoughtful questions rather than just "Are you single? What are you wearing? Tell me about your newest movie. Was it hard shooting without a shirt on in winter?". Loved the video.
Emma is so expressive and open and honest. She is obviously well-grounded, and so fortunate to have well-grounded friends and family. There are so few film industry people I admire, and she is usually the first one who comes to mind.
she gets most emotional when talking about being excluded, uninvited, and being able to identify the feelings of unwelcomed, as well as how much it means to her when knowing she was the inspiration of Malala. She really has a big pure heart and doesn't think she's better than anyone else. I love her and I wish the best of her. She is truly devoting to making the world a better place. Hope to see more celebrities doing good deeds like her, and conducting meaningful interviews like this one, instead of talking about mega ways to use coconut oil
that's pretty sad actually because she comes off as anything but smart. Analyze her words and you can see she's got problems that can be easily solved but said remedies seem to fly over her head.
@@oliviawutam Well, am I wrong? There is a reason why so many celebrities are all up in arms over things like climate-change... they are great spokespersons easily bought ... why do we even trust celebrities to tell us whats what about politics etc? stop being controlled by the massive global banksters and operations behind the climate-change "crisis".. Pollution bad? sure... but not warming... They are actors, literally...
Her mindset defines compassion in its purest form. She and Dan are examples of what can go right in the entertainment industry, both incredibly down to earth and honest people.
I like Emma, but she needs to think one step longer. Trying to benefit transgender is not good. If others dont want to go to the toliet after a transgender were there, you have to accept their opinions/actions. What if i decided to have a Monster-mask on my face before i go into a toliet, and then cried my eyes out because people didn't want to go in there aftwerwards? You have to respect if they didn't want to go in there, after i was in there.
Yep. The comments here are a woke echo chamber. She seems like a lovely person, but she is naive and the bloke interviewing her is using Emma's innate sense of compassion for his own agenda. He is not being excluded; he can use the men's bathrooms. What about the actual biological women who don't want men in their bathrooms, for a variety of reasons, where is their space, how about their feelings of inclusion and safety? I frequently come across men who present as women in my place of work and treat them as individuals like anyone else. But forcing your way into women's bathrooms while playing the victim card and manipulating people's compassion is neither down to earth nor honest.
Ha que amor de garota .será que ela se apaixonou o vida o céus .que tristeza .o que se faz com a fama e com corações apaixonados .😯💊no ha remédio que de jeito .🤔
I love Emma. Always have. During the interview, I was so enamoured by Paris. She's so kind, fully engaged and holds complete regard for everything Emma is saying. Such purity in her presence. This is what we need in all our interactions with one another.
Well done Vogue. Love this. We need more talks like this that promotes empathy, inclusion and more deep discussions about what is unknown, feared or prejudiced...
She’s so eloquent, intelligent, and emotionally aware. This was an absolute joy to watch. I usually despise interviews because they focus on such trivial topics, but this was brilliant.
I love her humility. “I feel uncomfortable taking up as much space..and not speaking up about any of this.” I love her ideal: “Peace is possible, or more, war is impossible because everyone can see that everyone is the same and they can’t be at war with each other.”
I feel you, Emma. Turning 30 gave me so much anxiety, perhaps its part of my Asian culture. I felt like I was playing catch-up with my parents' and society's expectations. Having someone as successful as you feel the same self-doubt and anxiety really does put things in perspective for me and I really appreciate that.
@@raa3298 “if that’s what he wants to do with his life, good on him.” If WHATS what she wants to do? Be a woman? So you are saying you agree that she wants to be a woman, and feels she is a woman, and still go against it? Even though you write “good” for her? How can you actually think that- that it is GOOD FOR HER- and still call her what she isn’t.
@@Gottabecute I absolutely agree. Like how they'll come on one of those "late night" talk shows and say something as painfully bland as "I once wore sweatpants to the grocery store" and everybody erupts in laughter and applause. Cringe x 100.
This is literally one of my favorite interviews, from the topics that are discussed to the comfy way the conversation follows through the half hour. It's natural, it's real, it's relatable, totally appropiated, polite and understandable language... so good.
I cried watching this. She is so articulate, compassionate, genuine, inspiring and absolutely beautiful. What an amazing role model she is for young girls. Ugh I love her
@@cecilia8515 stop being so ignorant. it has nothing to do with being transphobic, its simply a matter off not allowing men in woman bathromms. i'am reffering to the fact, that she is not at great role model.
"We have never talked about our involvement in foreign affairs and slavery and how the wealth of this country was built on it." Finally, the words i thought I'd never hear from a Brit.
Mich Mj it’s in our GCSE curriculum, the study of The Boer War and British concentration camps was a personal ‘awakening’ for me. I studied History in Sheffield (UK) and our past is not covered up or ignored. Check China for something more substantial...
@@MrJlal101 i didn't mean to imply that it was covered up or ignored. I just meant that I've never heard anyone openly accept the bad stuff. Instead,they like to talk about the way they 'modernize' their colonized countries.
@@sonderweg9927 Really? All i hear about anyone from the UK is that they dont get racism or why its even discussed, or why certain words have certain power.
There are comments saying Emma is not like this in real life. I just want to point out some clear facts that her answers to those questions are so genuine, wise and kind. Also some of her actions in the interview were absolutely out of unconsciousness, like the intimacy she showed to the interviewer. There's not even a slightest chance that it can happen to people those haters have described. Just because you have the emotional range of a teaspoon doesn't mean we all have. When someone is doing better in his or her life than you do with yours, it's better for you to learn from them instead of attacking them.
@DarthYuYevon DarthYuYevon you might be feeling targeted, but your comment seems too strong : It's true that's the only thing some people have remembered from this video : I just heard an annoyed humorist talk about it (which is actually why I came here lol, wanting to know the whole story).
Interviewer: Will you share millions of your multimillions with the women you claim to want to empower? Emma: 'No, I'm just a bored egotistical multimillionaire who likes making speeches about female empowerment and how we are all connected while I hide my money in the Caiman Islands.'
She is Eve after to falling down...Alone because the world reject her like a Hermione.Rich but unhappy woman.Terifing and delicate maybe Emilia Clarke IT to be equal.
@@jackgreen5627 firstly, I want to apologize for possible mistakes, the thing is that I'm not an English native speaker, just trying my best to learn the language. Secondly, I don't understand your point, sir, cause she earned her money like everyone else does and she's not supposed to spend everything on charity. If a famous person speaks about important problems it's a huge thing already, because it makes people think about it and some of them will definitely change something, even in their minds. I mean, look at us... Right now we could be doing something else, but we're discussing the topic of Emma's speech. I believe, people like her are incredibly important.
Has anyone noticed that Emma and Paris agreed the Great Britain's wealth is built on slavery? Amazing to hear such confessions from a fashion media's channel
Britain's great wealth is based on its worker productivity. The empire died during WWII, and all its colonies relinquished. This is self-flagellating virtue signalling from Paris, and she wants everyone to engage in the same questionable behaviour. Emma's still finding her way and seems very open though
@@kanekifriedchicken the wealth of the British state does not extend beyond its current meagre territories. It's lost more than 95% of its peak extent. This is a fact
@@1alwaysdreaming785 lol wtf everyone has their own problems, she's so self-aware and grateful she literally can't get more open about it. if u think all people of the first class don't have problems, you have some real things to find out yourself, cause boy that ain't true! but I guess there are too many salty, bitter people here thinking they're the only ones that struggle lol!
@@1alwaysdreaming785 Everyone has problems. You think that being famous and rich solves everything? No. Humans are humans. People are emotional beings that experience feelings, sensitivities, and insecurities as we do. Be more empathetic.
I didn't say being rich and famous solves everything or that people like that don't have problems. I said they don't struggle like everybody else. Especially Emma Watson who's been so pampered and privileged her whole life she had a meltdown because a local store wouldn't open early for her. Do you think feeling guilty and going to therapy for getting such a big role is something to cry about? Get real. Experience and see the real world. You wouldn't believe what most people who don't have her privilege have to deal with. Its not that I don't have empathy I just think the way some people prioritise her feelings, experience and thoughts over others just because she played Hermione is ridiculous
i feel like i relate the most to this woman emotionally, every time she speaks out her feelings it makes me cry cuz finally someone actually understand those feelings and how some things are actually painful
She's literally the kind of person Hermione Granger would have turned out to be and that's honestly so beautiful
1.1K dislikes from Malfoy and his friends !
In real life she is nothing like this. Extremely rude to her fans, crew, people she considers beneath her. Don't believe me. Just look it up yourself. There are dozens of stories of people who worked with her or meet her who say this
I always thought she was just like Hermione. Right down to the way she speaks and mannerisms.
There's no hiding from God people. ECCLESIASTES 12:14 For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.
Take the whole comment section and throw it away. Y'all are dumb asf.
she's not just a great speaker, but also seems like a great listener
yes!
Okay, yeah. You helped me pinpoint what exactly it was about her that made her so likable and mature to me
she's awesome all around
I was thinking the same thing. It makes the conversation so much more meaningful and interesting to watch because she's genuinely engaging with the discussion.
One has to be a great listener first before they can be a great speaker. She seems to have done a lot of self reflecting and done the listening very well.
Most amazingly: she answers real. She has no pre constructed sentences ready. It felt pure to listen to her answers.
She aint real, shes generalizing men
Yeah, she's always been a good speaker.
In a world full of talented hardworking artists who never get a break, and where tens of thousands of homeless suffer in LA alone, let's make the spoiled egotistical tax-evading Emma Watson even richer! She obviously cares so much about female empowerment since she has 80 million while skeletal baby girls starve in Yemen.
@@jackgreen5627 So what would be better in your opinion?
@@jackgreen5627 what's your point?
9:36 Her answer about turning 30 is so accurate and crisp that I am sure a lot of women would relate to this. She is so articulated in her answer.
Stressed and anxious about turning 30 🙄. Come back in 30 years time and it might make sense!!
it's impressive how much she communicates with just her facial expressions
Gaylord Focker what do you mean?
Gaylord Focker Whatever, Focker
Gaylord Focker is she really? How so? I mean it’s just hard to believe.
@Gaylord Focker You can't even spell "haleigh steinfeld"...
It's called "being phony". She's an actress. These people don't know how to turn off, and they believe all of their own pretentious BS. You believe it too, because it makes you feel good. It's sad.
I love how meaningful her silences are.
YES
Reduce your soy immediately.
@@sandwichninja thank you for your thoughtful contribution, you just changed my life.
Yeah, she's actually thinking and contemplating her answers. Quite refreshing because it rings of real honesty.
I loved the chemistry between her and the interviewer. They both seemed to respect and genuinely care for one another.
Absolutely. It really made the interview. Great job by the interviewer and to Emma for opening up.
You can tell the hug at the end is genuine, not just polite. Just a nice overall interview.
im having the impression that the interviewer (sorry that i dont know her or her name) is really carefully listen to the things which emma said.
@@iTsEmS Her name is Paris. You can both hear it and read it in the beginning of the interview.
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They need to get a room . They're obviously into eachother .
17:47 best emotional part of her - "Have you ever felt not welcome somewhere not invited"
this interview turned out to be much deeper than the title insinuated lol
Lol so true... I almost skipped it because of that lame title
Whoever does Vogue’s social media has got SKILLS
Nicole Aloia good! Vogue is vapid
probably a tactic, because you don't expect deep conversations about feminism and meaning of life, or state of the world from vogue, so to attract viewers, put on a shallow title that people expect from vogue. it was a nice surprise, but I guess we could of expected this standard of conversation from emma watson.
It's Emma Watson, I KNEW we were gunna go deep..
The title should be: talking about feminism, activism and meaning, but you chose to focus on her age, on Meryl Streep and on her being single. Such a nice interview, and such a superficial title.
those kinds of titles probably get more views...
I know what you mean, but using a title like this may reach viewers who are not attracted to videos that use the words feminism, activism, and meaning (not saying that they are not interested in those things themselves, they just may not be clicking on them). It's a clever way of pulling viewers into a discussion that is more meaningful.
Emma's an old lady, for women.... 30 is old. At age 30, 90% of a woman's eggs are dead.
baiting them clickers they are
@@TimBitts649 i think you mix up the words "woman" and "egg farm"
it almost didn't seem like an interview, rather more like a heartfelt conversation between friends.
The interviewer did a great job connecting and asking questions
@@Saffeyah ya that's how an interview should be
How refreshing to have an interview of a female actor where the focus is not on objectifying her. This was an interview with such heart and intellect and I give credit to both Emma and Paris for being such honest grounded women. I wish I could give more then just a thumb up. I wish to give each of you a virtual hug and a real thanks for demonstrating the compassion I wish we had more of in the world and in media.
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Paris is a dude, is not a woman - stop the delusion; is good he is journalist and follow his passion, but he is a man personating a female but is not a woman.
I really like Emma, but she needs to think one step longer. Trying to benefit transgender is not good. If others dont want to go to the toliet after a transgender were there, you have to accept their opinions/actions. What if i decided to have a Monster-mask on my face before i go into a toliet, and then cried my eyes out because people didn't want to go in there aftwerwards?
You have to respect if they didn't want to go in there, after i was in there.
Paris is the opposite of a “grounded woman”. That’s a delusional man!
@@scottwarren4998the way you're comparing using a "monster-mask" with being Trans as if saying they're monsters💀
What an intelligent, eloquent and analytical woman. A breath of fresh air in an otherwise vapid celebrity culture.
yeah. nice to see a celebrity interested in knowledge and social causes instead of the typical hollywood nonsense
Amen to that! What a role model she is, inside and out.
@Gaylord Focker any proof of that?...heheehe
@Gaylord Focker how do you know? R u hater?? Ehhehehhe
@Gaylord Focker lol. Just say it. Youre an insecure hater. Reveal it here. You're maybe talking to only four people in the reply section. Why would you lose your job. Your profile aint even indicative of your true self. You can spread rumors you know. It doesn't matter. If you're telling your version of truth. Did you really think it'll spread like a virus. How presumptuous of you, so conceited. If she's faking it, then who cares, she's living her life, and if she doesn't please you. It's fine. Not everybody has to be favorable to everyone. Everyone can be egocentric on their own selves. But yeah. Just say it.. Spill...
As a counseling student, I am absolutely obsessed with her body language! She is so open and obviously in the moment. Emma is such an amazing woman.
Yes, she comes off as very sincere and open. So engaging.
Her husband would be so lucky
Really ? Because her facial expressions were really disturbing to me personally. But maybe you know better so, does her facial expressions mean anything ? Or is it just the character
I am absolutely obsessed with her body, too.
She spent like 10 seconds about being single and 20 minutes about criticizing how history is told and the human component often lost in political discourse and the title is about her age, and her sex life.
10/10, good job.
Cybernetic Cow where did she talk about being single
Well this is Vogue not a CNN
no one said anything about sex
But you clicked didn’t you?
Sweet clouds “her single life”
this interviewer is so good she's so soft spoken I feel like she could get anyone to open up
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You can see how passionate she is about everything she said.
Sarcasm right?
привет я из России, я фанат Эммы!!!
Her passion doesn't mean she's right. The idea that we have to correlate one's level of outrage and passion with the severity and importance of the (supposed) issues one talks about is one of the most absurd and intellectually dishonest ideas ever.
The fact of the matter is, most of what she said and stands for is utterly ludicrous beyond all comprehension.
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I just wanted to comment on how perfect Paris was for this job. Everything about her is just soothing and so complementing to Emma's character that her energy makes this interview ten times more meaningful and fun to watch.
I didn't like Paris as an interviewer. She kept on bringing the conversation towards herself.
naruto-megafan it’s like you didn’t even watch the interview
Completely agree!
@@planetfierce I did watch it, and I loved it, but she kept on bringing the conversation towards herself. Transwoman dating, trans woman using the toilet, trans woman going out in public and feeling threatened, Oh did I mention I was trans? (That was the first thing Paris said) growing up on a council estate, follow me on instagram Emma! repeated numerous times... Oh I must mention your movie Emma (finally, she forgot that this wasn't the Paris show). I could go on. It was very tedious. However, Emma was fabulous.
I love Paris’ voice, so soothing and calm
She is seriously one of the coolest and brightest people currently living.
Debatable
@@KingJelly99980 Imao 😂😂😂
Get a grip
She's a future cat lady!
Wrong.
The way she talks, with so much empathy and compassion, it just touched my heart. It's been really rare to listen to people and feel not just inspired but also understood and included. And love the camaraderie between Paris and Emma. Amazing!!!
nah just a victim chic with a spoiled attitude, stay in Paris the next revolution is coming
Anyone else notice how good the interviewer is? it sounds like an organic conversation more than an interview
That has to be one of the best interviews I have ever watched. Both women listened to each other, had such amazing and inspiring things to say.
I would say that the title is slightly random, considering how little she talked about those topics compared with bigger and more pressing issues she discussed....
Hahaha maybe they used this title to let people watch the video who wouldn't normally watch videos about these topics 😋
That's exactly what I was thinking.
MangoIceCreamLover I was initially quite upset about the title because it undermines the depth and value of what’s contained within this interview. But reading your comment made me take a step back and realise that it isn’t so bad after all. Thanks for the fresh perspective :)
Yes! I it sounds like it's gonna be a quite boring interview, but then it's actually a very interesting and captivating one 🙂
The fact that this is exactly 30:00 minutes long is so satisfying
OCD me really agrees.
@@Christobanistan ocd is nowhere related to that
@@ipsitaparida4471 how then?
@@Christobanistan high-five!
Oh......30......I see. I like it. (near 32 now)
Emma is the greatest modern actress. I love how she fights for her convictions. She's smart, funny, and just all around a wonderful person.
This honestly opened my eyes, the way she is. The way the conversation went, its just so incredible and meaningfull. I'm just fourteen, but having such an amazing rolemodel is honestly all I could ask for.
That is so great reading how one person can inspire a member of the next generation, and this is exactly why Emma Watson is doing what she is doing, even though it's a great burden on her. She seems to be well aware that she is luckier than most but her's is still not an easy life, in ways most others can't relate to. That she feels the responsibility to use what she has for good is just a blessing for the rest of us. Because we need inspired future generations that want the best for all humankind, and all beings, so they can pass that insight to the next ones. Yola devam, kim tutar seni.
Watch her interview with Lin Manuel Miranda. It’s even better than this one imo
Happy for you!❤ Would have loved to hear her UN speech when I was a teenager.
Hermione was fighting for the rights of house elves and Emma is fighting for the human rights. That's lovely : )
Hermione also fought for animal rights when trying to stop the unnecessary slaughter of Buckbeak! I wonder if Emma is for animal rights
This comment made me smile
@@crispsaturday I was thinking the same thing, I bet if she learns what happens in slaughterhouses, she would be vegan for sure.
lol sure she is
What a pathetic simp you are.
" just because my dreams are different from your's does not mean that they are not important". If that isn't one of the most powerful things I've heard all year then I don't know what is.
So true.... Just because I choose a family doesn't mean I am not a feminist that I don't care for woman.
Amen to that, saved this quote to my personal empowerment library!
That's not an Emma quote lol that's from "little wemon" a movie / book.
Little WOMEN, yes, we are fully aware.
Hearing her speak so eloquently about the injustices in history education, privelage and gender equality was touching. Her spirit is coming across so sincere and aware.
I just want to be Emma’s best friend and give her a hug. What a generous, kind, empathetic human.
not really, she has enough money, so it doesnt hurt her! besides, she is only doing it for her image and its tax-deductable. she polishes her image with 200 000 dollar and gets a 2 million dollar coup in hollywood because of her "clean angle" image!
FIRST-LAW-FANTASY ABERCROMBIE
I think she is very truthful about her commitment to equality, but I don’t know her personally so I can’t pass judgement. I just don’t get the sense that she is doing this for her pocketbook.
except its à reptilian shapeshifter
The only question should be, if the things she say are true. Honestly, why shouldnt she get money for doing good? Does not make any sense to me. Thats how society should work. Do a good job, give to society and recieve in return. What she promotes (what i think she promotes) is something id consider to be obvious, but it seems like it is not.
"She has enough money, so it doesnt hurt her" is kind of the argument against your claim, shed do it for the money. Anyway, why does beeing generous mean you have to get hurt? Your view on the world is pretty dark. Enlighten your world, read some books and be nice.
PS I can recommend Harry Potter. Voldemort is the villian btw, just in case you get confused due to similar world views :p
I can’t believe she’s turning 30 I feel like we just saw her in Sorcerer’s Stone 😭😭😭
::''oo
Her birthday is a day before mine. I can’t believe I am gonna be 30 😭
She's not even wearing a lot of makeup. Just gorgeous.
I think she's been using the stone
It was a cherish memory and she is the greatest female witch ever
I wish the title wasn't so shallow and click-baity... she is smart and articulate, and spoke about many difficult topics. Please be more responsible about how to represent your guests.
Well in fact it's better, because it is reaching people that normally wouldn't click in the video with a different title. With that said I hope more people see this side of the world on emmas words :)
привет я из России, я фанат Эммы!!
@David Roberts right, do you think Emma will visit Russia in the near future, in the West they think that it is cold here and so on?
Yet the interview itself was shallow but I guess this is considered deep for vogue
Hetal Sanghvi ^ And don’t talk over them
she seems like such a genuinely nice person. i know you can’t ever truly judge a celebrity’s personality because you don’t know them irl but i really do get good vibes from Emma.
Gosh I could listen to Emma talk all day. Really enjoyed this discussion 👏 All for open conversations about relationships and *love* Emma's term 'self-partnered', but it seems like a pity that of all the other thoughtful, insightful moments in the half hour, her dating life (which doesn't come up until the last 3 minutes and 5 seconds) was chosen for the title.
Agree! She spoke about so many important things like critically examining the way we teach ourselves about racism and history as white people and how we frame those conversations. Vogue - be like Emma. Your title is bait but her message is so much more important.
Really hating the fact that those 3 minutes appeared to be the most important information Vogue's editors are getting out of this conversation.
Hi Matilda!! Haha so cool that you're here!😍😍😍
ohhh Matilda is around here!!! :o
love your stuff, matilda! ^^;
She's one of the most brilliant, extraordinary, loving, empathic, and honest people in this industry. She's an amazing human being. I admire her so much.
_Thanks for all the love and support. Seriously blown away by the love from all of you… thank you all ❤️
❤😊
Emma: Let’s talk about White feminism, racism, activism and how we can change society
Comment section: “she doesn’t look 30..”
it's what social media does with your brain: our thoughts are directed to superficiality
Trueeeee
timdella92
Yes, it’s quite sad.
mmmelek Focusing on the appearance is in our DNA. Social media just take it to a different, acute, level.
Oh give it up people, stop making everything a problem
The moment at 16:50 is such an beautiful moment. She stopped for a moment and really thinked about what she wanted to say. And really meant it. Just wow what a beautiful and inspiring woman!
I have to replay the 0:27’s laughter again and again.
Same ♥️
Ủa ad cũng thích emma hả
It remind me to the scene of teaspoons emotion
her laugh is just so cute.
she’s my favorite ahh 🥺❤️
I don't understand why people keeping saying looking young at 30 is so incredible. 30 isn't old.
It isn’t just that she looks young, she looks REALLY young. Way too young for her age like she can still play a high school role.
Dam 5 most people in their early 30s if they take care of themselves Can look really really young still
@@jescareno8332 pretty true. I'm 32 and people usually think I'm 23 - 27.
My friends that are roughly my age look young too...and yeah, I don't think 30s are old. It's weird when you reach this age and realize it's not the way you imagined it would be or would look when you were much younger.
@@jescareno8332 i dont take much care of myself, i am thirty and people think i'm 18 or 19. you can never generelize that.
40 isnt old either, and ppl talk about like it's senility.
Paris is such a gifted interviewer, she really draws the nuggets out of her interviewee and beautifully keeps the flow moving
She really was fantastic. It was almost like watching a convo between two friends catching up on life.
Paris is a toxic feminist
She looks good.
i literally spent 5 minutes watching this interview, it felt like literally 5 minutes, i could listen to her speak all day. how lucky must be her friends
I'm just so happy they chose her as Hermione.
Your comment is really underrated...and I agree with you
me too
I agree with you
Is it normal that this interview brought me to tears? I love Emma’s face when she talks about the things that she’s passionate about, she’s really expressive. Her humanity and empathy kind of sparkles through her eyes.
It’s all an act. She hates men
It brought me to tears as well. Sooo wonderful seeing so much humanity and light in someone who’s so well known
Redhead 21 You are so correct. She hates us.
I have met people like her. Something about her throws me off and seems fake and yet so many people are crying? I don't get it
She’s got nice skin. As skin goes I mean.
Hahahahaha
Nice one!
Love this 😂😂
AHAHAHAHA I NEEDED THIS
Nice one
good one 😂
I can just listen to her all day without getting tired. She's so intelligent, analytical, smart, and still so down to earth. She gave all the geniune answers! What an incredible woman!
Also, the interviewer asked meaningful questions, was calm and genuine with her, which i really appreciate because in today's world, many interviewers ask meaningless questions and mostly actors get irritated by them, but just don't show it. Both the women were so relaxed and raw in this interview, that's the reason why i like it so much.
The fact that all went crazy about the "self-partnered" thing while they touched on so many important issues in this beautiful and meaningful interview is beyond me. I always admired Emma for her beliefs and now I got to see Paris' beautiful mind too. Great conversation.
I thought she might start crying at any moment. She really knows the value of life. I truly love and respect her for that.
Remember she is an actress and a realllllly good one. Don’t be fooled
Redhead 21
This conversation has nothing to do with her being an actress. She’s being Emma Watson not an actress Emma Watson.
@@niyabellaqua Wow. Such a simple observation and it still when waaaaaay over your head. /woooooosh.
sandwichninja what ?
"She really knows the value of life" but is proud of having and supports the countless abortions committed through Planned Parenthood. Unbelievable! She sure has no regard for the most vulnerable and unprotected life an unborn child
she literally looks like she could play a teenager in a movie and she is turning 30!
thats what happens when youre unproblematic
Early 20’s at least calm down
She's still the same she was in deathly hallows part 2
She kind of did, didn't she? Meg March is like 17
Charllie mm yeah she played a teenager 3 years ago and she was 27😂
I genuinely admire the fact that she's able to articulate her thoughts so well, she's just hands-down, an amazing soul💕💝
This was just so good. Emma is one of the only stars out there that I could sit through a whole interview for. Her use of empathetic language is so stellar and thoughtful.
This has been the best interview I've ever seen. The hostess was lovely and Emma was just so down to earth, relatable, smart, elegant and funny... I also loved that this actually felt like a conversation with thoughtful questions rather than just "Are you single? What are you wearing? Tell me about your newest movie. Was it hard shooting without a shirt on in winter?". Loved the video.
Listening to her talking makes me tear up. She is so inspiring it actually gives me faith in humanity!
She was about to tear up herself couple of times.
Yabba Dabba there are nicer ways to say that but okay, I respect your opinion
Emma is so expressive and open and honest. She is obviously well-grounded, and so fortunate to have well-grounded friends and family. There are so few film industry people I admire, and she is usually the first one who comes to mind.
she gets most emotional when talking about being excluded, uninvited, and being able to identify the feelings of unwelcomed, as well as how much it means to her when knowing she was the inspiration of Malala. She really has a big pure heart and doesn't think she's better than anyone else. I love her and I wish the best of her. She is truly devoting to making the world a better place. Hope to see more celebrities doing good deeds like her, and conducting meaningful interviews like this one, instead of talking about mega ways to use coconut oil
God, you're dumb!
Steven M. that was rude and unnecessary
@@stevenm.2380 God, you're dumber enough to respond to a dumb comment.
@Steven M I don’t think it’s dumb at all!
@David Harrow I'm guessing Trump is what you look to for guidance when it comes to logic. No wonder you see eye to eye to a sexist dumb comment.
She turning 30 is just unbelievable. She looks much younger.
When u age unproblematically
Its the face width, its quite narrow like young people
😃😃
Danny Wade not all celebrities just some because they wanna feel good about themselves
13 going on 30
This woman is beautiful and incredibly mature, intelligent, so inspiring. She makes me feel smart.
that's pretty sad actually because she comes off as anything but smart. Analyze her words and you can see she's got problems that can be easily solved but said remedies seem to fly over her head.
She is just spouting mainstream corporate nonsense.
@@cultofmalgus1310 we feel very Sorry for YOU. have a nice day
@@stuckmannen3876 you don't deserve a serious answer. have a nice day
@@oliviawutam
Well, am I wrong?
There is a reason why so many celebrities are all up in arms over things like climate-change... they are great spokespersons easily bought ... why do we even trust celebrities to tell us whats what about politics etc? stop being controlled by the massive global banksters and operations behind the climate-change "crisis"..
Pollution bad? sure... but not warming...
They are actors, literally...
She has such an endearing and intelligent way of moving.
Her mindset defines compassion in its purest form. She and Dan are examples of what can go right in the entertainment industry, both incredibly down to earth and honest people.
You don't know anything about humans do you?
I like Emma, but she needs to think one step longer. Trying to benefit transgender is not good. If others dont want to go to the toliet after a transgender were there, you have to accept their opinions/actions. What if i decided to have a Monster-mask on my face before i go into a toliet, and then cried my eyes out because people didn't want to go in there aftwerwards?
You have to respect if they didn't want to go in there, after i was in there.
Yep. The comments here are a woke echo chamber. She seems like a lovely person, but she is naive and the bloke interviewing her is using Emma's innate sense of compassion for his own agenda. He is not being excluded; he can use the men's bathrooms. What about the actual biological women who don't want men in their bathrooms, for a variety of reasons, where is their space, how about their feelings of inclusion and safety? I frequently come across men who present as women in my place of work and treat them as individuals like anyone else. But forcing your way into women's bathrooms while playing the victim card and manipulating people's compassion is neither down to earth nor honest.
@@scottwarren4998 why are you comparing trans people to monsters?
@@severussnapeytp715 You shouldn't be allowed into girls' bathrooms whatever type of trans you say you are.
Emma always surprises me with her wit, humbleness and wisdom. She has her feet on the ground and reached the stars.
She looks the exact same as she did back when the last Harry Potter movie came out
True if u told me this is emma/Hermione in 2020 I would not believe u if I was in 2010
@@christyramos9832 Well not unless you believed in time travel.
Sunshine and Kei Lol russel Peters profile pic
No she doesn't. The wall is approaching at full speed....
This is what happens when you’re unproblematic
I love how genuine, polite and down to earth she is♥️
Emma Watson on Reevaluating Historical Perspectives, Sanity and Self-identity in Fame, and Inclusiveness for Minorities
Here you go
Thank you
привет из России, я фанат Эммы!!!
Exactly
Spot on
Thank you!!
She sounds so intelligent and self-reflective. I think i‘d really enjoy a conversation with her
She speaks so loudly even in her silence. She is definitely one of the few celebrities worth following.
She is one of the most sensible and kindest human beings I’ve seen❤
“I feel uncomfortable taking up as much space as I’m taking up and not speaking about any of this stuff. It just doesn’t feel right”
blablablabla bullcrap.
ngl the title is the reasonwhy i clicked on this video lol
That’s a great answer
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I read this as it happened in the video
17:47 for the “Have you ever felt yourself not welcome somewhere?” Part!
THANK YOU SO SO SO MUCH🙏you have saved me many minutes
Been trying to look for this!!! Thank you!
I think i love you, broh
Tysm
why she says that about what? and where
Brilliant interviewer by the way. The sincerity shared between the two of them are opening my mind to a lot.
I love Emma. Always have. During the interview, I was so enamoured by Paris. She's so kind, fully engaged and holds complete regard for everything Emma is saying. Such purity in her presence. This is what we need in all our interactions with one another.
Emma's intellectual curiosity is refreshing.
An idiot will always think an idiot's intelligent.
Steven M. HAHAHA WHAT
*hypocrisy
Are you Rosé Park Chaeyung?
Well done Vogue. Love this. We need more talks like this that promotes empathy, inclusion and more deep discussions about what is unknown, feared or prejudiced...
She’s so eloquent, intelligent, and emotionally aware. This was an absolute joy to watch. I usually despise interviews because they focus on such trivial topics, but this was brilliant.
An idiot will always think an idiot's intelligent.
Steven M. What did Emma personally do to you to make you answer all the positive comments about her? Dude, chill.
Emma seems such a genuine, lovely person. Not many child stars come out the other side this level headed.
I love her humility.
“I feel uncomfortable taking up as much space..and not speaking up about any of this.”
I love her ideal:
“Peace is possible, or more, war is impossible because everyone can see that everyone is the same and they can’t be at war with each other.”
That quote doesn't even make sense. It is innately arbitrary and nonsensical.
everyone isn't the same tho. go live in Africa (where they STILL practice slavery) and then tell me about how its all the same
It's incredibly naive and simplistic.
I have seen many interviews but she is the only celebrity guest who is not interrupting the host and actually listening to her with full attention !!
I feel you, Emma. Turning 30 gave me so much anxiety, perhaps its part of my Asian culture. I felt like I was playing catch-up with my parents' and society's expectations. Having someone as successful as you feel the same self-doubt and anxiety really does put things in perspective for me and I really appreciate that.
Part of asian culture?
Ok boomer😂
I think is part of worldwide culture , really !
@@SakiBlablabla not where im from, people say that life starts at 40 here 😂
@@zetaorionis4466 Where do you live and can I move there? 😆
I can’t believe how emotional this interview has made me. Really two incredible women.
you mean 1 woman and 1 man pretending to be a woman..
@@raa3298 Please go take a shower immediately.
@@raa3298 why are you so hateful? Genuinely? What makes you want to attack and hate on people for no reason other than to be mean and cause pain?
What hate? Am just outlining the truth, he is a dude dressed as a woman, if that's what he wants to do with his life, good on him.
@@raa3298 “if that’s what he wants to do with his life, good on him.” If WHATS what she wants to do? Be a woman? So you are saying you agree that she wants to be a woman, and feels she is a woman, and still go against it? Even though you write “good” for her? How can you actually think that- that it is GOOD FOR HER- and still call her what she isn’t.
This is what a celebrity that doesn't TRY to be relatable looks like. She just is.
Right she doesn't have to constantly remind us how relatable she is. I find it insufferable when people do that
@@Gottabecute I absolutely agree. Like how they'll come on one of those "late night" talk shows and say something as painfully bland as "I once wore sweatpants to the grocery store" and everybody erupts in laughter and applause. Cringe x 100.
They discussed SO MUCH MORE than Emma turning 30 and being single...and that's the shallow, boring
tag line Vogue gives this video? Ugh.
Emma didn't just play Hermione. She became Hermione.
She's not married like Hermione was her age.
Wow. So amazing and true
Emma just can't act, so Hermione had her mannerisms.
Ya
Hermione became her
What an amazing woman. The world is lucky to have her in it.
This is literally one of my favorite interviews, from the topics that are discussed to the comfy way the conversation follows through the half hour. It's natural, it's real, it's relatable, totally appropiated, polite and understandable language... so good.
I cried watching this. She is so articulate, compassionate, genuine, inspiring and absolutely beautiful. What an amazing role model she is for young girls. Ugh I love her
sure what a nice role model , who thinks biological men should be allowed in womens bathrooms.
Yeah yeah yeah
Hello where are you from
@@danielrnnenkamp5813 Stop being so transphobic. You have completely missed the point of this interview.
@@cecilia8515 stop being so ignorant.
it has nothing to do with being transphobic, its simply a matter off not allowing men in woman bathromms. i'am reffering to the fact, that she is not at great role model.
"We have never talked about our involvement in foreign affairs and slavery and how the wealth of this country was built on it." Finally, the words i thought I'd never hear from a Brit.
Mich Mj it’s in our GCSE curriculum, the study of The Boer War and British concentration camps was a personal ‘awakening’ for me. I studied History in Sheffield (UK) and our past is not covered up or ignored. Check China for something more substantial...
@@MrJlal101 i didn't mean to imply that it was covered up or ignored. I just meant that I've never heard anyone openly accept the bad stuff. Instead,they like to talk about the way they 'modernize' their colonized countries.
@@sonderweg9927 so are you calling emma watson a liar?
I know, I cried 😭🙌 #facts
@@sonderweg9927 Really? All i hear about anyone from the UK is that they dont get racism or why its even discussed, or why certain words have certain power.
She is such a classy, honest, sweet and lovely person with such a good heart and personality
Y'all need to stop acting like 30 is old ....
Honeslty
It is for women
@@wordplay8733 lol shots fired
Iulia Ionela Petcu whatever you’re say it’s your life I don’t care you don’t have to convince me of anything
In Asia 30 is actually old for female especially celebrities female especially singers idols stop their career at max 30
Her emotions are so transparent when she speaks, she seems really passionate and authentic
There are comments saying Emma is not like this in real life. I just want to point out some clear facts that her answers to those questions are so genuine, wise and kind. Also some of her actions in the interview were absolutely out of unconsciousness, like the intimacy she showed to the interviewer. There's not even a slightest chance that it can happen to people those haters have described. Just because you have the emotional range of a teaspoon doesn't mean we all have. When someone is doing better in his or her life than you do with yours, it's better for you to learn from them instead of attacking them.
Sums it up really well
She's clearly acting.
@@sll6060 how would u know that?
@@sll6060 seriously dude your a prat
Well said my friend I agree with you we should learn from the others
This is why Emma is my role model and idol.
She's such a beautiful human inside and outside out.
i hate how the only thing people took from this interview is "Emma Watson says she's self-partnered"
@DarthYuYevon DarthYuYevon you might be feeling targeted, but your comment seems too strong : It's true that's the only thing some people have remembered from this video : I just heard an annoyed humorist talk about it (which is actually why I came here lol, wanting to know the whole story).
The only thing I took from this is that Emma is a boomer now
@@ArceoInfinity Ok boomer.
Don't know about you but the biggest thing I took from it is how horribly she's ageing.
@@ReinhartSchneider Your point?
I teared up in some parts. I'm so proud of her.
Emma is a lovely and intelligent human being. She is the Hermione in our real world.
she's also a bit deluded. "Self partnered" lol
Interviewer: Will you share millions of your multimillions with the women you claim to want to empower?
Emma: 'No, I'm just a bored egotistical multimillionaire who likes making speeches about female empowerment and how we are all connected while I hide my money in the Caiman Islands.'
Lovely yes but intelligent? That’s a stretch.
She is Eve after to falling down...Alone because the world reject her like a Hermione.Rich but unhappy woman.Terifing and delicate maybe Emilia Clarke IT to be equal.
@@jackgreen5627 firstly, I want to apologize for possible mistakes, the thing is that I'm not an English native speaker, just trying my best to learn the language.
Secondly, I don't understand your point, sir, cause she earned her money like everyone else does and she's not supposed to spend everything on charity. If a famous person speaks about important problems it's a huge thing already, because it makes people think about it and some of them will definitely change something, even in their minds.
I mean, look at us... Right now we could be doing something else, but we're discussing the topic of Emma's speech.
I believe, people like her are incredibly important.
I don't normally watch this kind of long deep conversation, but this was amazing! I admire Emma's perspective on everything.
Why did I get so teary eyed watching this????????? Favorite interview I've seen in a long time.
Has anyone noticed that Emma and Paris agreed the Great Britain's wealth is built on slavery? Amazing to hear such confessions from a fashion media's channel
Britain's great wealth is based on its worker productivity. The empire died during WWII, and all its colonies relinquished. This is self-flagellating virtue signalling from Paris, and she wants everyone to engage in the same questionable behaviour. Emma's still finding her way and seems very open though
I'm not imagining the sarcasm in this comment, am I?
@@kanekifriedchicken the wealth of the British state does not extend beyond its current meagre territories. It's lost more than 95% of its peak extent. This is a fact
@@BOZ_11 so workers were slaves, accept that and relax dude. you can't deny history
Britain's wealth isn't built on slavery. That's a gross oversimplification.
This woman seems to be so sensitive, caring and special. Both of them actually
16:25 her expressions are wholesome and the way she portrays them absolute
So intelligent, so well spoken, so charming and cultured. Emma Watson is a role model. Best wishes Emma.
She literally made me cry at the end when she said she struggles just as much as everyone else. Such a relatable woman!
Yeah right she's been privileged all her life and is literally complaining of her first class problems give me a break
@@1alwaysdreaming785 lol wtf everyone has their own problems, she's so self-aware and grateful she literally can't get more open about it. if u think all people of the first class don't have problems, you have some real things to find out yourself, cause boy that ain't true! but I guess there are too many salty, bitter people here thinking they're the only ones that struggle lol!
@@1alwaysdreaming785 Everyone has problems. You think that being famous and rich solves everything? No. Humans are humans. People are emotional beings that experience feelings, sensitivities, and insecurities as we do. Be more empathetic.
I didn't say being rich and famous solves everything or that people like that don't have problems. I said they don't struggle like everybody else. Especially Emma Watson who's been so pampered and privileged her whole life she had a meltdown because a local store wouldn't open early for her. Do you think feeling guilty and going to therapy for getting such a big role is something to cry about? Get real. Experience and see the real world. You wouldn't believe what most people who don't have her privilege have to deal with. Its not that I don't have empathy I just think the way some people prioritise her feelings, experience and thoughts over others just because she played Hermione is ridiculous
I cannot help but appreciate how engaging yet graceful this conversation is and credit goes to both Paris and Emma.
i feel like i relate the most to this woman emotionally, every time she speaks out her feelings it makes me cry cuz finally someone actually understand those feelings and how some things are actually painful