@@djslikk.She knew what the video was going to be about from when she heard about it, sent in her request to participate, waited for Jubilee to confirm they received her application, waited for the approval notice, waited for the email with day and time of filming, and went through the preparation for it before showing up to the recording. Then once she knew she wouldn't receive the gratification she's been conditioned to expect, she pulled the "I'm out for mental health!" as a manipulative ploy aimed at the viewers. If you study psychology, you'll see that this behavior is a common trait of genuine narcissists.
@@aftabsayed2825 girl how.. she literally said that she deals with body image. she has a insta acc and she's dealt with body issues a lot. it is not even close to overconfidence
@@aftabsayed2825crazy how not caring about superficial is viewed as overconfidence who hurt you??? get therapy btw you’ll get there at one point, understanding that YOU had a toxic way to view things😘
@@Louis-qo7tfThis video is about comparing bodies. I’m pretty sure this decreased the self-esteem of the healthy people participating in this video. I think that’s what the comment’s referring to.
@@Louis-qo7tf I'm not really sure that's true, because working out would never give me the "ideal"body type. I, for example, am naturally slim and somehow I have a flat stomach and even a little bit of abs, although I don't work out, I never did, I eat junk food constantly, I was addicted to harmful substances before, and overall I'm very far from healthy, but no one would guess that I'm so unhealthy because I don't look like it. The same thing is true for my slim friends, but the opposite is true for my thick friends, they're really healthy and are always working out but can't lose the weight, usually because of some hormonal issues, but they're 10 times more healthy than I am, they just don't look like it. It's a shame that they get judged for being "unhealthy" just because they're thicker, but those same people assume I'm healthy. But to answer your original point about working out. I felt really insecure watching this video because no matter if I workout or eat healthy there's no way for me to get big breasts or a huge butt, which is the ideal body type nowadays. Surgery is the only option for me and a lot of people if we want to attain that body type. So the only thing I can do while watching this video is to be insecure and feel horrible about my body because working out won't help and there's no natural way for me to earn the "ideal" body type. I hope what I said makes sense, English isn't my native language, so please correct me if I'm wrong or if my point isn't clear enough Hope you have a great day
14 yr olds? This is most womens nightmare all ages included. Not just because you’re young a “teen” do you have body issues or insecurities etc.. we clearly see a grown woman leave the experiment and most there are probably struggling through it.
@MirandaRite I really doubt they get paid.... and even if they do, it's definitely less than 300 bucks for HOURS of filming. A terrible financial decision.... because it's NOT a financial decision. It's curiosity!
I think this video displays that so many beautiful women are more insecure than you would realize and we can all relate to each others struggles. I don’t see why everyone’s mad this was posted on women’s day
2:02 holy crap that’s terrifying?? The action just STOPS. And everyone stares at her as she’s put on the spot to explain herself when it’s honestly her business 😭😭😭
of course it did. the intention was never to "empower" women here. it was to create content with no regard for the feelings of the participating women.
@@valqzx1144 "no feelings for the partitcipating women" They AGREED to participate, they came her and signed up for the event of their own volition and knowing what they were getting into. If they can't handle the weight of the conversation then they shouldn't have signed up for it in the first place.
There is no possible way to have a productive conversation about body image in a video format like this. It is inherently degrading, and therefore is only fighting itself.
Are you kidding? I just came to the comments to specifically say that the way Sophie talks is obnoxious and her choice to not look at her number is absolutely ridiculous. I mean, why is she even participating? What a clown. Young women are really pathetic these days.
I cried when that first girl chose not to open her envelope and chose to walk away. It was such a power move. Everything she said resonated with me in so many ways. It made me feel not alone, and it reminded me that ultimately it is my choice to subject myself to the pain of comparison and false feelings of Inferiority , brought on by some random group of strangers subjective thoughts and opinions. Advocating for yourself is the definition of self loves. It’s not easy for many people like me to speak up and remove myself from situations that I know don’t serve my purpose or well being. This inspired me to build that courage to be an advocate for myself.
I agree that dropping this on any day is crazy, but it’s more that this video does the complete opposite of what International Women’s Day is supposed to do. It feels like Jubilee knew what they were doing, dropping a degrading video on a day that’s supposed to be about support and celebration.
she almost said verbatim what I read about a supermodel who said the exact same thing. As she got older she became invisible. Like people who used to gawk at her when she walked into a room didn't even glance these days. Father time is undefeated
It's something that they will get used to. Although it's a different lifestyle, there's actually a lot of advantages to being ignored. You can think and focus on daily life without having to constantly be anxious about people engaging with you. You can sit in a park and people watch without guys thinking you're waiting to be approached or even caring that you're listening to their conversation. People generally don't care what you have to say, so you can listen more and engage in deeper philosophy. No reason to spend a fortune on makeup, nails, or a fancy haircut and clothes anymore. Really you do see women get a lot wiser and more tranquil as they age... And when they grow with their appearance instead of fighting against it, that tranquility and wisdom they gain IS beautiful. There's a huge portion of men who go from beginning to end without that attention. Although some of them let it weigh them down too, a portion would have a great deal of wisdom on dealing with the lack of societal love.
@@mirrors8913Tell me you've never talked for more than two minutes with a woman without telling me you've never talked for more than two minutes with a woman. The situation you're describing is far removed from the average woman's experience, unless she's incredibly attractive and/or beautiful (or has attractive features) or, alternatively, is either very self-conscious (and thus fears that people are looking at her) or too confident (and thus interprets everything as flirting). What is much more concerning to most of us is the fear that our partner will lose his attraction towards us as we age and that we'll spend our days resenting younger women and girls for still having what once was ours, while we're desperately trying to escape the reality of ageing and dying. Just to clarify that I'm saying this as a woman who is on the "pretty" side of average or slightly above if I put in enough effort, as are most of my female friends with whom I've discussed this topic. When a woman is talking about getting so much attention from men, she's often lying, prone to misinterpreting or actively dressing provocatively.
@@sammyyy911 the point of the comment was to say it was hypocritical to have inspiring music while people were doing something negative... why would have have made that comment if there wasn't the implication that judging is a bad thing
Wissal not voting for Sandi was a power move to drop Sandi's vote count. Coming from wissal is ironic, why not vote for a similar body type if you have the "ideal" body lol
I thought the same lol, especially because a small waist is one of the main things that’s considered attractive and Sandi’s was way smaller. So if it “makes sense” for Wisall to be at the top it would make even more sense for her. But the entire experiment is weird tbh
Yeah no disrespect they’re all amazing but Wissal literally said her own body type is ideal and proceeded to choose the woman with the most different body type 😂
This was the worst. I just felt triggered and mad the whole time. I found myself critiquing bodies, being like "why would she ever think she has the BEST body" i don't think i learned anything, if anything I'm a worse person after watching this.
i genuinely started crying because looking at all the women exiting thinking they can be ranked??? like all of you are beautiful, this is just a horrible idea brought to life.
girl w red hair at 16:55 and the two girls that followed after should've at least been in the top 5, it really was a battle of who is more stubborn than anything lmao
I follow the redhead on insta & she said on her story the day this came out that they told her to leave when she did & would have stayed longer otherwise so it isn’t even always their own decision apparently
@@gamzeaalden it was because she was staying until the end for this video and the other two prompts trying to get more “screen time” so the director asked if you have already had time to share experiences and opinions to remove yourself so they can have others share their thoughts.
The way I’d be sprinting to take myself out the rankings. I love my body but I absolutely don’t want to discuss with 99 people what they think about it.
@@sammypinkie5177 Yes they are. Clearly you don’t know what curves are. Skinny hourglass figures exist. If you have a waist to hip ratio like hers then it’s considered curvy. She’s also clearly not flat if you’ve seen her socials
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with her saying that. I think she meant that considering societal standards, it makes sense. Even the girl who got no. 1 eventually was very similar to the girl who got “humbled”.
@@asthaupadhyaya7641not similar at all. she had better thighs and figure and proportions. she’s the only South African in the group so of course she’d take #1😂😂😂
@@KaienhereAnd you cant opt out? So that girl who stepped out first, that didnt want to conform to this and didnt want to know her ranking. who i admired for it. Eventually received her ranking?
Agreed. I don’t see the point of this video at all. Women have it hard it enough trying to live up to society’s ever changing beauty standards. Let’s do this for the men who are allowed to scathe by looking like whatever.
i feel like the goal of this was empowerment but it's genuinely just triggering for the participants (as seen by sophie and sam literally leaving due to mental health issues). This enforces beauty standards that society puts women through every single day... and seeing the winner as a woman also just literally tells me "you need to look like this to be desirable" ?? idk watching this is just sad
Then why sign up for it? Why agree to audition and be on video on a platform that has 8.5 million subscribers? They knew what the video was about and there's existing videos of this same format, too. No one had them at gunpoint to do this.
no because why is no one talking about how confident sophia silva's (the first contestant) choice was to leave and not look at the envelope. Like she does not rely on external validation and i honestly admire that.
This is incredibly uncomfortable. Like, "Ladies I know you feel confident in your bodies, but I need 11 more of you to leave now, please lower you self-image and get out now."
If that's how you read it. You don't need to lower your self image to recognise 10 other girls in the room have a more attractive body. Like you can be insanely attractive and still think someone is just a bit more attractive than you
if you have to put yourself down or lower your self image to acknowledge that someone else is attractive or may even be more attractive than you, you may not be very confident or have a very high self image to begin with
This felt really sinister to watch… I get that they all knew what they were signing up for and knew they could leave, but to literally place women’s attention solely on the value of their bodies in a society that already does that to us 24/7 just feels so objectifying.
I’m sure most of them came to realize that their value didn’t rely solely on their looks while participating. If that’s the oly thing you got from that video, the problem is on you
I think for me as a participant is... Yeah value isn't solely on appearance. But also we can discuss appearance clinically and neutrally without it being a mental health crisis, just like we can discuss "who is the tallest" and "who has perfect pitch" and "who has no rhythm" without it being a crisis, and without it diminshing ones own self worth 🙏 not everyone is beautiful AND that's OKAY
@@AriNaNanaExcept everyone IS beautiful in unique ways. If that was seriously the message of this video, that actually makes this video more sinister and disappointing than I realized. WOW.
@@Baybeatz "Beauty is subjective, there is literally no point to this." Actually this would just change how the rate is dont, instead of using average score someone gave to you, you pick the lowest score someone gave to you and then the person with highest such score win (and untie with second lowest score, then third lowest score) This way if you want to please someone you will have at maximum the score of the person that gave you the lowest score (so if you are trying to please him/her, thats your score). This have game theory problems, but hey, thats how it must be done, there is no other way.
Happy International Women's Day from Jubilee 😍making women objectify and compare themselves based upon society's unfair standards on what is a "perfect body!"
She wasn't even top ,10 like your favorite rapper is 😂😂😂 but nah I knew she wasn't 1 and she had a lil sway about her like she just knew she was the one
There is a difference between being cocky and confident. It's the fact that she kept going on about herself and claiming "that people would buy her body"...that's kind of crossing a line.
@@keke813flatter tummy too… wissal wasn’t attractive at all… primarily because she was trying to hide that she was full of herself so as not to garner too much hatred… so she was smart enough to do that…
Wissal said said about 20 times she had the ideal body type, then intentionally didn’t cast a vote for South African girlie to not give the person with the closest votes to herself a vote to “win” although if she thought she herself had the ideal body type why wouldn’t she cast for someone with a similar body type ? 🤔
I believe in equality between the sexes but comments like this make me question if that's true. Are women really so mentally fragile that this video "ruins" them? When I was a child and saw a ripped dude I thought wow I should work out. I'm 25 now and my reaction is the same
I was getting the feeling that even the host hated what an uncomfortable and weird video this was. She kept deadpanning the camera like shes in the office and was more awkward than usual - i'm with her, too, this sucked
@@Ashley-og9tiokay lowkey…I always get that vibe from her in these 100 videos 😭 obviously I don’t know her so I don’t want to judge but something always give me an off vibe when she hosts
Jess's explanation at 9:19 was perfect. Self-awareness is key! You can feel extremely confident in your body while still realizing or being honest with yourself that nope, you don't have the most beautiful body.
I don’t see how this experiment is beneficial to anybody. Yes the girls who were voted in the top ten may have gained confidence, but it probably just diminished everyone else’s. All of the women is this video were beautiful, but many of them said they have problems and had relationship with their body and this video probably made it worse.
This whole 100 concept is set up weird, too. Because it's not them deciding anything on any episode as a group. They just chat a bit and self eliminate. This is especially bad but the format overall needs help if they want to keep doing it
Does it need to be beneficial? And no, not all of the women in the video are beautiful. Some make decisions that negatively effect their body. That should not be seen as beautiful, but as something to avoid or improve upon.
@@nicolhelbichova984 who are you to say whether I can judge anybody or not? And besides, some people think I am unattractive, and that's fine. I don't want to force people into thinking I am attractive. The best I can do is to improve on myself, whether it is parts about that are unattractive, or improving parts of me that are more attractive.
Ah yes, another humiliation ritual from Jubilee. Edit: The title used to be “Can 100 women find the perfect body?” This was not an educated discussion 😂
I totally get Heniya. She might never see my comment but I just want to tell her that I’m so proud of her for doing dance. That is a way to connect with your body and your soul. I was also assaulted and the disconnect with my body is something I feel everyday. I went to a dance class that had sensual movement and I remember just breaking down during it. You are so strong Heniya and you inspire me! I want to try dance to connect with my body again.
Heniya's experience and how she expressed her relationship with her body moved me to tears. I love that she said she focused on nurturing her soul while she worked on reclaiming her body in her own way.
11:25 i want to give her the biggest hug! She is amazing! Heniya, ik you're not going to see this, but your soul is beautiful! You're an amazing person and i wish i had the same mindset of being more than just my body. I hope you are doing well because your soul is gorgeous and you deserve the best!
I already knew that Wissal is not even top 10. She have very small bre@st and she does not have that curve around waist even, it is just straight. Sandisiwe is easily my number 1 when it already come down to top 10 diacussion. She have everything about making a great body for women.
There's no way poor Sophie wasn't top 5. But I understand not wanting to compare yourself to everyone else you see, it's an unhealthy way to live your life. What a self aware gal.
That girl in cargo jeans that was the 55th person to leave just pissed me off😭😭 she’s definitely top 10, close to sandisiwes body type. Why would sheeee
can you do a men one next? I genuinely just want to see how the group of men act around each other because it definitely wouldn't be so much love going around as there was in this video. girls hype each other up even in this awful situation lol, I'm so happy to see their interactions more than anything else
I think men tend to be more openly critical of eachother and would try to be objective about the perfect body type without the worry of hurting any feelings.
jess hit the nail on the head. you can acknowledge that you may not be the standard in beauty or intelligence or anything else, but your self image or confidence shouldn’t be dictated by those standards or by the perception of you by others. you can still be sure of yourself & confident in your capabilities, value, & individual beauty while remaining realistic & acknowledging that you may not be the ideal or the societal standards or expectations.
Why do you think that was the goal here? They put 100 women in a room to speak their mind and never forced anyone to be rated (like the first girl refused to look at the result). I guess 100 people degraded themselves
@@dontejackson_ and anyway they compare themselves all the time and be jealous of beautiful girls at school/work. The video ain’t different then in real life
Judging bodies and seeking validation when really you will still end up feeling empty in the end. We are worth more than appearances, but chasing approval is just exhausting.
@@CodeDusq1 I guess for some more than others. A lot of people like beauty pageants. Definitely respect for exiting if it's not something they wanted to do.
@@III............ Is there anything wrong with that? And it’s not just men who say that. Anyone who understands chasing validation is like chasing something you can’t catch. Sorry to burst your bubble but valuing personality over appearance isn’t just a cliché, it’s about recognizing real worth beyond superficial standards. But hey, keep swimming in that shallow pool of superficiality, while I swim on the deeper end of self-worth.
They literally had to change the title because body image was such a big topic idk why they thought women would be made to rank one another on their physical appearance without body image and shame playing a factor
@@tomriddle8933exactly, they knew what they were doing. Engagement and views = $$$$. Like any corporation it’s the bottom line they care about. Disappointing, but not surprising.
I want to hug all of these women. This video must’ve been so hard to film since it was so hard to watch. They’re all so beautiful and deserving of love and confidence, I hate the focus that we have to have on our bodies
Talked herself up every time she was on camera and I got the distinct impression she specifically avoided voting for Sandi because she was her "competition".
@@whateverwhatever4026For women’s day it would’ve be nice to have some informative or educational videos about conditions like endometriosis, PMDD, or ovarian cancers. I’m not interested in people comparing bodies (men or women).
I feel like they kind of of turned it into a competition...but the point was to reflect on societies standards of beauty. The one girl acted like she won an award
jubilee never really does any reflection. "creating conversation" is their cover excuse for allowing extremism and dehumanization to be platformed on this garbage channel
@@talkingkoala2515There’s no way putting 100 women in a room together and telling them to choose who’s most attractive wasn’t going to turn into drama let’s be honest
@B_addie HAHAH yea 100 is too much maybe if they did about 10-15 women it miiight have worked but the world sucks so it might not have worked then too 🥲
This honestly just breaks my heart. Imagine how these women really felt, the most confident person could be overthinking very much because being judged my society's standards is completely different. The fact that they've worked so hard yet doubted themselves is heartbreaking.
SANDISIWE is south african, hearing her say that her body was not appreciated at home is crazy to me because i have a slimmer body type and everyone in this country prefers her body type . South africans are known to have that body type so idk ...that was weird
I agree. Maybe her experience is different because she went to a predominantly white (and probably rich) school. She's definitely rich if she's so disconnected and out of touch with reality to think that curvy hasn't always been the South African ideal body type. Rich white South Africans praise the very thin body type, however; the average South African will always opt for curves.
@@User.777.1her body still fits American white beauty standards though. It’s probably not her body that was the issue it’s probably because she’s black. Black women have a harder time dating
This is wild, while watching I felt so uncomfortable. Asking girls to leave if they think they are not attractive is so crazy. It will only lead to negative body image more.
Was it really that weird though 😅maybe I’m just awful but I didn’t think much of what she said or how she conducted herself was ‘bad’ like she was literally voted #1 by the people in the room and honestly if she’d given some self deprecating like oh I have no idea why anyone would pick me first, that would’ve been seen badly as well no?
@@Elinlundkvistt oh no I didn’t think you were saying that! I was just going off of what I’ve seen from other comments and what the girl in the videos reaction suggested. There’s a lot of ‘she needs to be humbled’ going around and I was just genuinely confused at what her big transgression was :)
Jubilee, to be clear the issue isn’t that it’s International Women’s Day. It’s that the very idea of this concept perpetuates the superficial way we as women view other women and ourselves. It confuses beauty with an ideals-only approach to humanity. It reinforces the idea that women should be preoccupied with competing with other women and fixated on appearance and pleasing others (men and other women) rather than living full lives of dynamic differences and purpose that no one can see with just a look and also men are capable of appreciating. Why would Jubilee gather all these beautiful, sweet women and ask them to compare themselves and subject themselves to heartless ratings?? So many of these women came in with confidence and remarkable acceptance of a range of beauty and the ability to see beauty in a variety of people. We are not Barbie girls and this is not a Barbie world. No one needs to fit into a box and aim to look the very best to be the most coveted commodity. Just take care of yourself and others, respect yourself and others, learn to accept rejection as inevitable but not unique to you nor some indicator of your worth, and create more types of beauty NOT LESS. There is no need to compete with each other to be at some limited and imaginary and always changing physical ideal just to get likes, desire, and adoration. Just work on creating positive self regard for your own life, health, and self-worth whether or not others would value the same things.
maybe tell that to the 100 women who agreed to participate. This show is voluntary. No one was forced into it and demonstrations like this are showcasing society not shaping it. By all means you can be an activist for any cause you want, but in this case I think it's misplaced.
There are so many problems in the world and this video concept that these women CHOSE to do is not one of them. If you do not like the video u can just not watch.
I was very surprised Wissell truly thought she had the perfect body and kept talking about it. It was odd but definitely made sense as to why she’s an influencer. Sandisiwe was so humble and it’s no surprise she won.
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@@Nyasahi duck you you broke the ok chain
Putting 100 girls in a room to talk about their body and if they like it or not on women’s day is crazy
I mean the crazy thing is….they all knew what they were getting into and sent photos of themselves to get rated on social media.
Literally
this wasn’t filmed on national women’s day.
How so ?
it wasnt filmed yesterday yk, T'was probably filmed at least three days prior to the upload because of editing and whatnot
NOT THEM CHANGING THE VIDEO TITLE NAME FROM "Can 100 Women find the perfect body" to "how does body image affect these 100 women"
That is wild...this channel is suuuuch a joke omg
💀 they play too much
I knew I wasn’t tripping
cos they know they were in the wrong and had to backtrack real fast
Hahaha they thought nobody would notice
Sophie deciding not to view her number based on her own mental health is very admirable
thats a problem
@@Alacticexplain it 😂
@@djslikk.She knew what the video was going to be about from when she heard about it, sent in her request to participate, waited for Jubilee to confirm they received her application, waited for the approval notice, waited for the email with day and time of filming, and went through the preparation for it before showing up to the recording.
Then once she knew she wouldn't receive the gratification she's been conditioned to expect, she pulled the "I'm out for mental health!" as a manipulative ploy aimed at the viewers.
If you study psychology, you'll see that this behavior is a common trait of genuine narcissists.
@@Alactic I may be taking this wrong so please correct me if I am, but how is putting your own mental health first a problem?
@@CelestialBug what I meant was she shouldn’t let a rating affect her and be insecure about the way she is
this feels like a black mirror episode
The girl in the beginning taking herself out of this whole thing and choosing not to look at her number was the best part of this whole video imo
That was the worst part, it is called Overconfidence in English 😂
@@aftabsayed2825how was she overconfidence? You sound like a jerk.
@@aftabsayed2825 girl how.. she literally said that she deals with body image. she has a insta acc and she's dealt with body issues a lot. it is not even close to overconfidence
@@aftabsayed2825crazy how not caring about superficial is viewed as overconfidence
who hurt you???
get therapy btw you’ll get there at one point, understanding that YOU had a toxic way to view things😘
@@aftabsayed2825could u not clearly see that she was insecure? She was expecting to be on the lower end which is why she didn’t open it
Nothing like comparing my insecurities in a room full of strangers to make me feel like a strong independent woman
If you are insecure you are not strong by definition
And you can improve on it. Go to the gym and eat healthy you will feel better. Esteem comes with achievements
@@Louis-qo7tfThis video is about comparing bodies. I’m pretty sure this decreased the self-esteem of the healthy people participating in this video. I think that’s what the comment’s referring to.
@@hellod4036 healthy people can squat and be sexy
@@Louis-qo7tf
I'm not really sure that's true, because working out would never give me the "ideal"body type.
I, for example, am naturally slim and somehow I have a flat stomach and even a little bit of abs, although I don't work out, I never did, I eat junk food constantly, I was addicted to harmful substances before, and overall I'm very far from healthy, but no one would guess that I'm so unhealthy because I don't look like it. The same thing is true for my slim friends, but the opposite is true for my thick friends, they're really healthy and are always working out but can't lose the weight, usually because of some hormonal issues, but they're 10 times more healthy than I am, they just don't look like it.
It's a shame that they get judged for being "unhealthy" just because they're thicker, but those same people assume I'm healthy.
But to answer your original point about working out. I felt really insecure watching this video because no matter if I workout or eat healthy there's no way for me to get big breasts or a huge butt, which is the ideal body type nowadays. Surgery is the only option for me and a lot of people if we want to attain that body type.
So the only thing I can do while watching this video is to be insecure and feel horrible about my body because working out won't help and there's no natural way for me to earn the "ideal" body type.
I hope what I said makes sense, English isn't my native language, so please correct me if I'm wrong or if my point isn't clear enough
Hope you have a great day
this feels like a humiliation ritual bro
they chose to be there tho
@@remiboyysome people know humiliation as a way of life, mostly women.
@@deepermind4884alright then💀
@@deepermind4884what on earth do you mean mostly women? wake up
Yet here you are.....
This video is like what 14yo girls have nightmares about.
Lmaooo that’s exactly it
I'm 15 and well that's partly true
Im 14 and here I am 😭
Real
14 yr olds? This is most womens nightmare all ages included. Not just because you’re young a “teen” do you have body issues or insecurities etc.. we clearly see a grown woman leave the experiment and most there are probably struggling through it.
I cannot comprehend why these women would submit themselves to this
$$$
@MirandaRite I really doubt they get paid.... and even if they do, it's definitely less than 300 bucks for HOURS of filming. A terrible financial decision.... because it's NOT a financial decision. It's curiosity!
Competition? To boost their ego's or to just to have fun? Not everyone insecure
I submitted because I was curious and I thought it'd be fun, and it was 😊
I don't see why not lol.
Dropping this on international women’s day is WILD😭😭😭
What's wrong? it's one more day
It is?
I heard next year they're doing a wet t-shirt contest to celebrate international women's day
Such a huge step back!!
Because now I’m crying fr 😩
on international women’s day is INSANE
Based jubilee😂
@@Taylorswiftarmpitsweat u sound like a child
Legit, imagine breaking the heart of 99 women on women's day 💀 happy international women's Day btw! For you and for every woman who read this
I think this video displays that so many beautiful women are more insecure than you would realize and we can all relate to each others struggles. I don’t see why everyone’s mad this was posted on women’s day
@@ryanne8590 Womp Womp
2:02 holy crap that’s terrifying?? The action just STOPS. And everyone stares at her as she’s put on the spot to explain herself when it’s honestly her business 😭😭😭
the girls all staring at her and looking her up and down 💀 a literal nightmare
this honestly made the women in this feel way worse about their bodies than helping them with anything.
Except for the top 10, I guarantee you, they are ecstatic
@@only_fair23 FOR REAL
of course it did. the intention was never to "empower" women here. it was to create content with no regard for the feelings of the participating women.
@@valqzx1144 "no feelings for the partitcipating women"
They AGREED to participate, they came her and signed up for the event of their own volition and knowing what they were getting into. If they can't handle the weight of the conversation then they shouldn't have signed up for it in the first place.
They literally receive money for those videos😹 if you are so sensitive then don’t participate😂👋🏻
not them tryna pass this off as some kinda feminist empowering video when this is the opposite of empowering women
Yeah 👍
How
@@bluebbgbluelove5900 its just idolizing a certain type of body and making women with bodies that don't fit that standard feel bad
@@Nea677oh well lol it’s reality
Who cares about reality. If it could possibly hurt someone’s feelings (by someone I mean marginalized people) then it’s bad
Some people's self esteem may never recover from this.
I wanna see this with men lmao
they chose to be on it
They wernt foursed to be on it
@@Hknasw the men video is gonna be less than a minute long
@@Kita-zj9zi Yeah. Men are reasonable
This is crazy to think that this would help any woman feel empowered, it just gives off mean girl in high school energy.
There is no possible way to have a productive conversation about body image in a video format like this. It is inherently degrading, and therefore is only fighting itself.
Yet they did do exactly that 😪
How could pointing out arangeable flaws not be productive?
It unfortunately allows ugly people to lie about themselves. It just reinforces the wrong images.
The 1st gal to leave was top 20.
@@djokampungtz2108rating women isn't productive
@@CatDaddy. why not?
Sophie is so real
Ain’t no way this is what jubilee gives us on women’s day😭
Are you kidding?
I just came to the comments to specifically say that the way Sophie talks is obnoxious and her choice to not look at her number is absolutely ridiculous. I mean, why is she even participating? What a clown. Young women are really pathetic these days.
Fr got me sobbing 😭
We love jubilee for this
@@Taylorswiftarmpitsweatfor what?
@@Taylorswiftarmpitsweat who is we
This was weird
no it was not
@@Diamond-b8t it very much was 💀
@@cameronstevens2053 elaborate, how so
very woman of them to actually choose 1 of them , rather then agreeing that they are all beautiful in their own way.
Yes I would feel weird
I cried when that first girl chose not to open her envelope and chose to walk away. It was such a power move. Everything she said resonated with me in so many ways. It made me feel not alone, and it reminded me that ultimately it is my choice to subject myself to the pain of comparison and false feelings of Inferiority , brought on by some random group of strangers subjective thoughts and opinions. Advocating for yourself is the definition of self loves. It’s not easy for many people like me to speak up and remove myself from situations that I know don’t serve my purpose or well being. This inspired me to build that courage to be an advocate for myself.
sybau
“Dropping this on Women’s Day is crazy.” Dropping this on any day is crazy!
But it's the irony
Do you just choose to miss the point of everything you read or?
I agree that dropping this on any day is crazy, but it’s more that this video does the complete opposite of what International Women’s Day is supposed to do. It feels like Jubilee knew what they were doing, dropping a degrading video on a day that’s supposed to be about support and celebration.
yeah but its EXTRA crazy on women's day
I know its for reassurance, but I don't like how the statement "you are still beautiful" carries the connotation of "you still have worth in society".
Word it’s very gen z thing too. Like it’s I’m not be beautiful you’re worth more
your body is a tool you use to experience life. not a decorative object.
it doesn't. chill
I think the statement "you are still beautiful" carried the connotation of "I didn't come here to hurt you intentionally, so please don't hate me".
@@BobbyPartsonif you’re too slow to comprehend it just say that
jennifer was so amazing she really makes me think that her silent struggle as she has gotten older is something all of our mom's have gone through
she almost said verbatim what I read about a supermodel who said the exact same thing. As she got older she became invisible. Like people who used to gawk at her when she walked into a room didn't even glance these days. Father time is undefeated
It's something that they will get used to. Although it's a different lifestyle, there's actually a lot of advantages to being ignored. You can think and focus on daily life without having to constantly be anxious about people engaging with you. You can sit in a park and people watch without guys thinking you're waiting to be approached or even caring that you're listening to their conversation. People generally don't care what you have to say, so you can listen more and engage in deeper philosophy. No reason to spend a fortune on makeup, nails, or a fancy haircut and clothes anymore. Really you do see women get a lot wiser and more tranquil as they age... And when they grow with their appearance instead of fighting against it, that tranquility and wisdom they gain IS beautiful.
There's a huge portion of men who go from beginning to end without that attention. Although some of them let it weigh them down too, a portion would have a great deal of wisdom on dealing with the lack of societal love.
@@mirrors8913that‘s so wise
@@mirrors8913Tell me you've never talked for more than two minutes with a woman without telling me you've never talked for more than two minutes with a woman.
The situation you're describing is far removed from the average woman's experience, unless she's incredibly attractive and/or beautiful (or has attractive features) or, alternatively, is either very self-conscious (and thus fears that people are looking at her) or too confident (and thus interprets everything as flirting). What is much more concerning to most of us is the fear that our partner will lose his attraction towards us as we age and that we'll spend our days resenting younger women and girls for still having what once was ours, while we're desperately trying to escape the reality of ageing and dying.
Just to clarify that I'm saying this as a woman who is on the "pretty" side of average or slightly above if I put in enough effort, as are most of my female friends with whom I've discussed this topic. When a woman is talking about getting so much attention from men, she's often lying, prone to misinterpreting or actively dressing provocatively.
AKA the wall.
“In the most humble way it makes sense” my goodness
the fact she was 13 too.. embarrassing
im so glad she got humbled
Facts
Glad I'm not the only one who finds this weird asf
lots of fatties in this comment section
then click off
@@sabe9shut up
@@sabe9 its still engaging regardless
@@sabe9Is this you Isabel?
Not the inspiring music over women judging each others bodies😭
that took me out fr😭😭
i really dont think anyone was judging it felt pretty supportive to me
@@ardenr3533judging doesn’t mean negative
@@sammyyy911 the point of the comment was to say it was hypocritical to have inspiring music while people were doing something negative... why would have have made that comment if there wasn't the implication that judging is a bad thing
😂😂
Wissal not voting for Sandi was a power move to drop Sandi's vote count.
Coming from wissal is ironic, why not vote for a similar body type if you have the "ideal" body lol
I thought the same lol, especially because a small waist is one of the main things that’s considered attractive and Sandi’s was way smaller. So if it “makes sense” for Wisall to be at the top it would make even more sense for her. But the entire experiment is weird tbh
@@lushiestars26 also her boobs were bigger too
Women hate eachother subconciously
Yeah no disrespect they’re all amazing but Wissal literally said her own body type is ideal and proceeded to choose the woman with the most different body type 😂
i was just thinking this lmao
“Goddess shaped” 😭😭😭
What an odd thing to say when someone is simply confident about their body.
@Bor3dc4p1d she's below average
@@Bor3dc4p1dshe decided to say it online so she will always have other peoples opinion on what she does and says in this video.
shes so delusional
BAHAHAHAH PEOPLE ARE SO DELUSIONAL
This was the worst. I just felt triggered and mad the whole time. I found myself critiquing bodies, being like "why would she ever think she has the BEST body" i don't think i learned anything, if anything I'm a worse person after watching this.
They’re feeding young girls more impossible beauty standards 🙃 it’s disgusting and honestly infuriating
no literally. i had to pause it multiple times and just take a step back
i genuinely started crying because looking at all the women exiting thinking they can be ranked??? like all of you are beautiful, this is just a horrible idea brought to life.
You’re not a worse person from watching this. You’ve just been made aware of your own existing biases through exposure to this social experiment.
Then why did you watch? You are responsible for your own triggers
girl w red hair at 16:55 and the two girls that followed after should've at least been in the top 5, it really was a battle of who is more stubborn than anything lmao
I follow the redhead on insta & she said on her story the day this came out that they told her to leave when she did & would have stayed longer otherwise so it isn’t even always their own decision apparently
Yes, and I think girl in green shirt would have been top 10 had she been in the contest
Girl with abs #2 fr
@@gamzeaaldenwow so they try to make it to where it's way easier for them to guess the correct one that's annoying
@@gamzeaalden it was because she was staying until the end for this video and the other two prompts trying to get more “screen time” so the director asked if you have already had time to share experiences and opinions to remove yourself so they can have others share their thoughts.
The way I’d be sprinting to take myself out the rankings. I love my body but I absolutely don’t want to discuss with 99 people what they think about it.
dont sign up then
well then obviously you wouldnt sign up for this video LOL
And they'll still give you a rank 😭 like damn cattle
@@Twig.With.No.MuscleNo need to be rude, wth?
@@tonyt1680 if you can’t handle others judging you you’re soft.
16:54 the red head and the girl in front of her were peak body goals, I'd be surprised if they're not in top 10
Red head has the best body. Tiny waist, skinny overall but still has curves and an hourglass figure. Tall too
@@cookiesarelikecreamnumber 1 has the best
Are the curves in my room??@@cookiesarelikecream
@@sammypinkie5177 Yes they are. Clearly you don’t know what curves are. Skinny hourglass figures exist. If you have a waist to hip ratio like hers then it’s considered curvy. She’s also clearly not flat if you’ve seen her socials
@@cookiesarelikecreamwhat’s her @?
"in the most humble way possible" she proceeds to say it in the least humble way possible
I saw that too.
Real, she got hella humbled
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with her saying that. I think she meant that considering societal standards, it makes sense. Even the girl who got no. 1 eventually was very similar to the girl who got “humbled”.
True, but she seemed like she expected to be no. 1
@@asthaupadhyaya7641not similar at all. she had better thighs and figure and proportions. she’s the only South African in the group so of course she’d take #1😂😂😂
I hope the woman that was ranked a 100 wasnt shown her ranking...
They send out their raking position to everyone through email sadly
@@KaienhereAnd you cant opt out? So that girl who stepped out first, that didnt want to conform to this and didnt want to know her ranking. who i admired for it. Eventually received her ranking?
@@Kaienhere They only share it with you if you reach out to production and ask for that info! I was not given my ranking.
They only show you your ranking if you ask! If you weren't featured, then you had to reach out via email for your ranking
@Walmart1 i don’t think so. if i were on this i wouldn’t want to see it either way.
This feels like an episode of one of those weird early-2000s reality shows.
Exactly
best way to describe it
It's one of those bad shows from 30 Rock
LOL the way this is phrased makes me confident you were not born at the time of these weird early-2000s reality shows airing 😂
@@ordgtrgirl I'm a 90s kid. :P
jennifer is gorgeous and the haircut is very cute and flattering!!
Hey thank you :))
@@JenniferMarlowe-wb7xlno im not even kidding ur really really pretty
This is like some humiliation ritual a cult would force its members to do.
Do you think it's better or worse that everyone in this video volunteered
@@OldManJenkins69Same
I agree
I mean that’s part of the point. It’s cruel when society does it in a casual everyday basis.
This! 💯💯💯they do this a lot! 😒so what if a women is curvaceous? Or slimmer? Why judge someone’s body so much
something about this feels so wrong ngl
ok
Agreed. I don’t see the point of this video at all. Women have it hard it enough trying to live up to society’s ever changing beauty standards. Let’s do this for the men who are allowed to scathe by looking like whatever.
womp womp
@@aleksander6582 copy and paste comeback, get off tiktok and find a real insult. being chronically online isn't a personality lmaooo
🙄
i feel like the goal of this was empowerment but it's genuinely just triggering for the participants (as seen by sophie and sam literally leaving due to mental health issues). This enforces beauty standards that society puts women through every single day... and seeing the winner as a woman also just literally tells me "you need to look like this to be desirable" ?? idk watching this is just sad
The winner had the worst attitude
Then why sign up for it? Why agree to audition and be on video on a platform that has 8.5 million subscribers? They knew what the video was about and there's existing videos of this same format, too. No one had them at gunpoint to do this.
then don't participate ezpz wompwomp
Oh No! Not REALITY! What could be worse for people's mental health
She had the best attitude... I can't tell if you're commenting this for attention fr because she was so wonderful and sweet. Lighten up.@@s.tiaira9081
19:21 Is it just me or do i not find Wissal attractive. Like... Yall are glazing
No fr
Yea she has too wide shoulders it's not pretty
no because why is no one talking about how confident sophia silva's (the first contestant) choice was to leave and not look at the envelope. Like she does not rely on external validation and i honestly admire that.
There could have been constant guessing all the way back in mind all throught the end 😂
Lmao
time stamp?
💯
That's not a confidence. More like understanding of it's absence.
This is incredibly uncomfortable. Like, "Ladies I know you feel confident in your bodies, but I need 11 more of you to leave now, please lower you self-image and get out now."
If that's how you read it. You don't need to lower your self image to recognise 10 other girls in the room have a more attractive body. Like you can be insanely attractive and still think someone is just a bit more attractive than you
They definitely need a new host. She doesn't have enough tact or charisma to guide the rounds and get to the objective of the video.
if you have to put yourself down or lower your self image to acknowledge that someone else is attractive or may even be more attractive than you, you may not be very confident or have a very high self image to begin with
Like duhh, why?
@@Malhablada Maybe that,coz this didn't hit home.
This felt really sinister to watch… I get that they all knew what they were signing up for and knew they could leave, but to literally place women’s attention solely on the value of their bodies in a society that already does that to us 24/7 just feels so objectifying.
I’m sure most of them came to realize that their value didn’t rely solely on their looks while participating. If that’s the oly thing you got from that video, the problem is on you
It’s motivation
I think for me as a participant is... Yeah value isn't solely on appearance. But also we can discuss appearance clinically and neutrally without it being a mental health crisis, just like we can discuss "who is the tallest" and "who has perfect pitch" and "who has no rhythm" without it being a crisis, and without it diminshing ones own self worth 🙏 not everyone is beautiful AND that's OKAY
@@AriNaNanaExcept everyone IS beautiful in unique ways. If that was seriously the message of this video, that actually makes this video more sinister and disappointing than I realized. WOW.
In that case, we might as well banned and abolish every Miss Universe and Mr International contest.
Sandisiwe for sure stood out since I first saw her in the competition. Glad she was the one. She’s so kind and humble. ❤
I knew from the start that she was at least top 5 she is gorgeous
“It makes sense” is so mean 😭😂 the girl at 20:23 was so me when I heard that 💀
FR I NOTICED HER TOO AND I WOULDVE DONE THE EXACT SAME EXPRESSION CUZ WTF?
HAHAHA IKR
💀💀
I was weak when the light turned red😭😭😭
Sameeee
Yes nothing more supportive of women than pitting women’s bodies against each other.
Beauty is subjective, there is literally no point to this.
they agreed to that bru
@@Baybeatz Baybeatz
If most people weren't attracted to the same thing, you'd have a point.
@@Baybeatz "Beauty is subjective, there is literally no point to this."
Actually this would just change how the rate is dont, instead of using average score someone gave to you, you pick the lowest score someone gave to you and then the person with highest such score win (and untie with second lowest score, then third lowest score)
This way if you want to please someone you will have at maximum the score of the person that gave you the lowest score (so if you are trying to please him/her, thats your score).
This have game theory problems, but hey, thats how it must be done, there is no other way.
Happy International Women's Day from Jubilee 😍making women objectify and compare themselves based upon society's unfair standards on what is a "perfect body!"
some people are objectively more attractive than others. its that simple
@@Twig.With.No.Muscleyou thought you made sense
@@Chelseadaqueen well he did.
Beauty exists
Womp Womp
@@Chelseadaqueen beauties relative so some people have to be more beautiful than others for beauty to exist
no offence but it genuinely shocked me that people thought wissal was the one 💀💀💀
lol I would’ve said at least top 5 though they put her at 13 😭😭
I think she like talked everyone into it... Tbh she was all personality and she obviously got upset when she wasn't first☠☠
She wasn't even top ,10 like your favorite rapper is 😂😂😂 but nah I knew she wasn't 1 and she had a lil sway about her like she just knew she was the one
She looks 200 lbs... 😂
😂😂😂
I'm happy that Wissal was "Not the One". Not to be mean, but she seems quite self-centered and self-absorbed.
omg me too i was soo happy
she was confident and nice I don’t think she was full of herself. There’s nothing wrong with refusing to put yourself down . You shouldn’t.
@Candela115 that's not confidence. Just saying
The way I laughed when the light turned red, that girl needed to be HUMBLED😂😂😂😂
There is a difference between being cocky and confident. It's the fact that she kept going on about herself and claiming "that people would buy her body"...that's kind of crossing a line.
The fact they've changed the title like three times
The video is soooo getting privated, it’s the worst one of theirs so far 😅
@@margaritaalieva8586 when you comment you'll still be able to view it even when its private
What was the tittle?
@@Amilli777 Can 100 women find the perfect body and the other was how does body image effect these 100 woman
@@Kiene-qm6qx damnnnn
Wissal saying she has an ideal body then not voting for sandiswe(the person with the body closest to hers) is so weird like girl?😭she’s such a hater
I thought that was weird too. They basically have the same exact body type and she was saying multiple times she knows she fits society’s standard?
@@SweetieYams she saw her as competition 100%
@@SweetieYamssandiswe waist is more defined and smaller
@@keke813flatter tummy too… wissal wasn’t attractive at all… primarily because she was trying to hide that she was full of herself so as not to garner too much hatred… so she was smart enough to do that…
she voted strategically & it was incredibly obvious. she wanted to win and sandiswe already had a bunch of votes.
To act like this is in any way empowering or positive is insane
Wissal was giving straight up “pick me” vibes. She really thought she was the one 😂
I’m glad Sandisiwe won because her body is truly beautiful
thisss ! her confidence was crazy lmao i knew she wasn't gonna be the one tbh. and i loved Sandisiwe's humility. she was TRULY slim thickkk 😍
same hahahahha
Wissal does have a great body tho???
whatttt no she was so kind and she was just confident shes not a pick me at all
@@Lia____.noooo she was not kind. She needed to eat some humble pie. I bet it tasted a little …different to her 🤭
Comparison is the thief of joy
Never truer words
yep
Wissal said said about 20 times she had the ideal body type, then intentionally didn’t cast a vote for South African girlie to not give the person with the closest votes to herself a vote to “win” although if she thought she herself had the ideal body type why wouldn’t she cast for someone with a similar body type ? 🤔
yeah i thought i was the only one who peeped her voting tactic lmao
Fr she just didn’t want to take a chance of the South African girl getting a higher vote
No way sandy was close to her body type, sandy waaay fuller chested and smaller waist. Wissal more pear shaped while sandy was hourglass.
This video was so cringe from concept to implementation, but posting on International Women's Day is next level cringe.
It’s cringe but the truth
@@Ishowpoundswhat truth? beauty is entirely subjective 😭
How is it cringe?
@@ella7177 some ppl just ugly
@@Ishowpounds to you, yes
Videos like this ruin little girls and make them insecure
literally!
I hope no little girls are surfing through jubilee in general
Some videos were not created for kids and are not meant for kids
Then don’t watch☠☠☠💀🙏🙏
I believe in equality between the sexes but comments like this make me question if that's true. Are women really so mentally fragile that this video "ruins" them? When I was a child and saw a ripped dude I thought wow I should work out. I'm 25 now and my reaction is the same
@@user-et6ve2fc4q exactly
I was getting the feeling that even the host hated what an uncomfortable and weird video this was. She kept deadpanning the camera like shes in the office and was more awkward than usual - i'm with her, too, this sucked
She gave me an unempathetic vibe ..like yea these are the facts ..10 more of you need to go. Go on walk away now🤨
@@Ashley-og9tiokay lowkey…I always get that vibe from her in these 100 videos 😭 obviously I don’t know her so I don’t want to judge but something always give me an off vibe when she hosts
When she said "I wouldn't be doing this" I got the vibe that she realised how messed up the whole thing was
Jess's explanation at 9:19 was perfect. Self-awareness is key! You can feel extremely confident in your body while still realizing or being honest with yourself that nope, you don't have the most beautiful body.
I don’t see how this experiment is beneficial to anybody. Yes the girls who were voted in the top ten may have gained confidence, but it probably just diminished everyone else’s. All of the women is this video were beautiful, but many of them said they have problems and had relationship with their body and this video probably made it worse.
This whole 100 concept is set up weird, too. Because it's not them deciding anything on any episode as a group. They just chat a bit and self eliminate. This is especially bad but the format overall needs help if they want to keep doing it
Does it need to be beneficial? And no, not all of the women in the video are beautiful. Some make decisions that negatively effect their body. That should not be seen as beautiful, but as something to avoid or improve upon.
beauty is SUBJECTIVE bro. someone can find the most unattractive dude you think of as unattractive, and still be attracted to them. @@jlopez4889
@@jlopez4889 who are you to judge if someone's beautiful or not?
@@nicolhelbichova984 who are you to say whether I can judge anybody or not?
And besides, some people think I am unattractive, and that's fine. I don't want to force people into thinking I am attractive. The best I can do is to improve on myself, whether it is parts about that are unattractive, or improving parts of me that are more attractive.
Ah yes, another humiliation ritual from Jubilee.
Edit: The title used to be “Can 100 women find the perfect body?” This was not an educated discussion 😂
Stop crying
"What is humiliating about this? They were willing participants."
@@Sincewayback1997Tell that to the ones who signed up for this 😂
i shouldn’t have laughed omg
If it was guys comparing, you wouldn't call it a humiliation ritual.
I totally get Heniya. She might never see my comment but I just want to tell her that I’m so proud of her for doing dance. That is a way to connect with your body and your soul. I was also assaulted and the disconnect with my body is something I feel everyday. I went to a dance class that had sensual movement and I remember just breaking down during it. You are so strong Heniya and you inspire me! I want to try dance to connect with my body again.
Wow, thank you for sharing this❤ I hope that you get to reconnect with your body in a way you never did before🫶
Heniya's experience and how she expressed her relationship with her body moved me to tears. I love that she said she focused on nurturing her soul while she worked on reclaiming her body in her own way.
11:25 i want to give her the biggest hug! She is amazing! Heniya, ik you're not going to see this, but your soul is beautiful! You're an amazing person and i wish i had the same mindset of being more than just my body. I hope you are doing well because your soul is gorgeous and you deserve the best!
Wissal: “in the most humble way possible”
Wissal: *proceeds to be unhumble*
fr i didnt like her much, she was overly confident
I already knew that Wissal is not even top 10. She have very small bre@st and she does not have that curve around waist even, it is just straight. Sandisiwe is easily my number 1 when it already come down to top 10 diacussion. She have everything about making a great body for women.
@MiaLovesTaylorSwift10 at least i am being honest.
@@cnachopchopnewsagency……..
@MiaLovesTaylorSwift10this is literally a video about ranking women based on their body appearance
There's no way poor Sophie wasn't top 5. But I understand not wanting to compare yourself to everyone else you see, it's an unhealthy way to live your life. What a self aware gal.
Probably ranked 30-40
@@kevan338bro please stop talking.
@@kevan338literally no one asked
@@heddaliliegren cry about it
@@rachellyman make me
That girl in cargo jeans that was the 55th person to leave just pissed me off😭😭 she’s definitely top 10, close to sandisiwes body type. Why would sheeee
I WAS ABOUT TO TIME STAMP THIS PART BC LIKE HOLY BODY
Same!!! at 13:17
Probably didn’t wanna go back and forth with delulus
That skinny girl?! No she wasn't🤣
@@Azrael777_all the girls in the couple final rounds were skinny or had a small waist and big thighs
Lmao Wissal getting humbled was so satisfying no way she thought she was #1
Her figure is objectively shapely and well-proportioned lol she wasnt far off the mark at all
I mean she was up there.
can you do a men one next? I genuinely just want to see how the group of men act around each other because it definitely wouldn't be so much love going around as there was in this video. girls hype each other up even in this awful situation lol, I'm so happy to see their interactions more than anything else
I think men tend to be more openly critical of eachother and would try to be objective about the perfect body type without the worry of hurting any feelings.
A lot less delusional conversations would occur that’s about it
Men is not the same as women
It can go in different ways but either way their 10% will barely have same pull asa girls 50% ;(
many less delusional conversations and lying to not offend anyone that’s for sure
“In the humblest way, it makes sense” lol
the timing of this video feels like a slap in the face lol happy women’s day let’s make people feel bad about their bodies
Don't feel bad about your body then.
Fragile Femininity
she was talking about the people in the video@@futuswag593
Also where are the men who cry equality when it comes to ranking men based on their looks like women are?@@futuswag593
@@futuswag593wow, incredibly insightful thank you!!!
jess hit the nail on the head. you can acknowledge that you may not be the standard in beauty or intelligence or anything else, but your self image or confidence shouldn’t be dictated by those standards or by the perception of you by others. you can still be sure of yourself & confident in your capabilities, value, & individual beauty while remaining realistic & acknowledging that you may not be the ideal or the societal standards or expectations.
How is this supporting women and normalizing different body types?? It's so degrading and damaging it's actually insane. I am speechless.
Why do you think that was the goal here? They put 100 women in a room to speak their mind and never forced anyone to be rated (like the first girl refused to look at the result). I guess 100 people degraded themselves
Go to the gym and eat healthy you will feel better. Esteem comes with achievements
Quit being so sensitive. 2024
@@Louis-qo7tfexactly, how you proud of something you didn’t work for. men would’ve had no issue doing this video
@@dontejackson_ and anyway they compare themselves all the time and be jealous of beautiful girls at school/work. The video ain’t different then in real life
Judging bodies and seeking validation when really you will still end up feeling empty in the end. We are worth more than appearances, but chasing approval is just exhausting.
It's just entertainment why so self conscious
@@Rawwrosaur6000 Seeking approval and validation is draining, even if you see it as just “entertainment.”
@@CodeDusq1 I guess for some more than others. A lot of people like beauty pageants. Definitely respect for exiting if it's not something they wanted to do.
You remind me of those men who say ''our personality is more important than how attractive we are physically and financially.''
@@III............ Is there anything wrong with that? And it’s not just men who say that. Anyone who understands chasing validation is like chasing something you can’t catch. Sorry to burst your bubble but valuing personality over appearance isn’t just a cliché, it’s about recognizing real worth beyond superficial standards. But hey, keep swimming in that shallow pool of superficiality, while I swim on the deeper end of self-worth.
I feel proud of Jennifer for signing up for something like this she is a great looking older lady
She's a great looking *lady. Period. Any woman of any age would be lucky to have her body type
She’s stunning fr
And she had a nice pair of "attributes"
@@ManifestBest ManifestBest
Nope, just her. Usually, older folks have a small chest. She's an exception.
@@III............chest size isn’t dependent on age💀💀
Most of the women that walked out looked like they were on the verge of tears imagine being comfortable putting anyone in a situation like this
I don’t think this hit the way Jubilee would think.
Engagement is through the roof! 😂
They literally had to change the title because body image was such a big topic idk why they thought women would be made to rank one another on their physical appearance without body image and shame playing a factor
@@tomriddle8933exactly, they knew what they were doing. Engagement and views = $$$$. Like any corporation it’s the bottom line they care about. Disappointing, but not surprising.
Wissal borders between "confident" and narcississt.
Yup.
was looking for this comment
I’d say delusional.
Her reaction when the light turned red was awkward
@@SamaH2802conceited is better
Wissal 😵💫hypnotized everyone to choose her as THA ONE because of her “inYourFace” confidence.
Yea, it was arrogance
well shes hot and confidence is hot too so ya
@@mellieroe not arrogance, confidence. and she has evidence too from being a media producer that she gets attention
@@3776-d8n She’s too confident looking that mediocre
Not even a minute in and the delusion is crazy
I want to hug all of these women. This video must’ve been so hard to film since it was so hard to watch. They’re all so beautiful and deserving of love and confidence, I hate the focus that we have to have on our bodies
Heniya personally made me cry. Her soul is so incredibly beautiful, and i hope one day she is able to see her own physical beauty, too.
Did anybody else get a weird vibe from Wissal
Felt like she was trying to prove something no one even thought of.
I did. She was who I was yapping about. Like, girl...
Talked herself up every time she was on camera and I got the distinct impression she specifically avoided voting for Sandi because she was her "competition".
Fr she was not all that
Yes I don’t like her like okay we get it you worked for your body stfu
the first to get out was so beautiful. its amazing how so many of the others think they look better than her
Y'all I'm TIRED
Exhausted 😩😮💨
Then sleep
Same
Reall
Go gym
This video wasn’t necessary jubilee. Let’s give women a break.
The subject or women in general? Because it's wahmens month or something, that's probably their reason.
agreeed
ks emak sho cringe
@@whateverwhatever4026For women’s day it would’ve be nice to have some informative or educational videos about conditions like endometriosis, PMDD, or ovarian cancers.
I’m not interested in people comparing bodies (men or women).
@@whateverwhatever4026yeah exactly its women’s month my are we making women feel degraded for their body on THEIR month
I feel like they kind of of turned it into a competition...but the point was to reflect on societies standards of beauty. The one girl acted like she won an award
jubilee never really does any reflection. "creating conversation" is their cover excuse for allowing extremism and dehumanization to be platformed on this garbage channel
yea I think the intended vibe was having a conversation, and it would be wholesome women supporting women stuff but it ended up being a competition :(
@@talkingkoala2515There’s no way putting 100 women in a room together and telling them to choose who’s most attractive wasn’t going to turn into drama let’s be honest
@B_addie HAHAH yea 100 is too much maybe if they did about 10-15 women it miiight have worked but the world sucks so it might not have worked then too 🥲
@@citruscented "extremism and dehumanization"
Noone was dehumanized. And extremism in what way?! Are people just using random words now???
This honestly just breaks my heart. Imagine how these women really felt, the most confident person could be overthinking very much because being judged my society's standards is completely different. The fact that they've worked so hard yet doubted themselves is heartbreaking.
20:22 the girl with the hoops turned around like girl bye when she said “it makes sense” LMAOOOOOOOOOO😭😂😂😭😭😂😂😭
I saw that 💀
Me and her had the SAME reaction 😭 cause she’s beautiful don’t get me wrong but that was so NOT humble
@@brigonzalez9580I knew when she said “in most most most humble way” that she wasn’t gonna say anything humble at all 😂
when Jeniya said she has more of a relationship with her soul and not her body......i got CHILLS
BEST response to this
Heniya
her name tag was peeling off. i don't care to correct myself - but thanks@@B_addie
This is kinda sad... The perfect body is the body that lets u do whatever u want with it
Sausage fingers typed this
agreed. the perfect body is a healthy body. beauty is subjective
@@Taylorswiftarmpitsweat cringe.
But I don't want to fart
spoken like a true obese
SANDISIWE is south african, hearing her say that her body was not appreciated at home is crazy to me because i have a slimmer body type and everyone in this country prefers her body type . South africans are known to have that body type so idk ...that was weird
this was just a weird video in general
Yeah I'm South African too and it was shocking when she said that, like it's a straight up lie. Her body is the ideal here
Listen carefully
She said she grew up in a white majority school
I agree. Maybe her experience is different because she went to a predominantly white (and probably rich) school. She's definitely rich if she's so disconnected and out of touch with reality to think that curvy hasn't always been the South African ideal body type. Rich white South Africans praise the very thin body type, however; the average South African will always opt for curves.
@@User.777.1her body still fits American white beauty standards though. It’s probably not her body that was the issue it’s probably because she’s black. Black women have a harder time dating
Wissal purposely didn’t vote Sandisiwe just to lower her vote so that she couldn’t win…. This video meant well but it was kinda triggering… a lot lol
So that one girl bullied everyone else and cried to be voted number 1 only to get a red light and pretend not to be pissed off about it🤣
She didn't bully anyone tho?
how did she bully everyone else?
She got fraud checked
ya where was she bullying?
I’ll pray for you. I hope your envy and grief can go away in the future.
This is wild, while watching I felt so uncomfortable. Asking girls to leave if they think they are not attractive is so crazy. It will only lead to negative body image more.
12:50-13:07 very uncomfortable
20:22 girl with the hoop earrings reaction to “it makes sense” lmao
Love how one girl in the crowd looked back at someone and raised her eyebrows when Wissal said that understand that she was picked 1st 😅
frr
Was it really that weird though 😅maybe I’m just awful but I didn’t think much of what she said or how she conducted herself was ‘bad’ like she was literally voted #1 by the people in the room and honestly if she’d given some self deprecating like oh I have no idea why anyone would pick me first, that would’ve been seen badly as well no?
@@mauve9266 I never said anything about her reaction being bad haha, just found it funny how the other girl reacted ☺️
@@Elinlundkvistt oh no I didn’t think you were saying that! I was just going off of what I’ve seen from other comments and what the girl in the videos reaction suggested. There’s a lot of ‘she needs to be humbled’ going around and I was just genuinely confused at what her big transgression was :)
@@mauve9266 oh okay! I understand
Jubilee, to be clear the issue isn’t that it’s International Women’s Day. It’s that the very idea of this concept perpetuates the superficial way we as women view other women and ourselves. It confuses beauty with an ideals-only approach to humanity. It reinforces the idea that women should be preoccupied with competing with other women and fixated on appearance and pleasing others (men and other women) rather than living full lives of dynamic differences and purpose that no one can see with just a look and also men are capable of appreciating. Why would Jubilee gather all these beautiful, sweet women and ask them to compare themselves and subject themselves to heartless ratings?? So many of these women came in with confidence and remarkable acceptance of a range of beauty and the ability to see beauty in a variety of people. We are not Barbie girls and this is not a Barbie world. No one needs to fit into a box and aim to look the very best to be the most coveted commodity. Just take care of yourself and others, respect yourself and others, learn to accept rejection as inevitable but not unique to you nor some indicator of your worth, and create more types of beauty NOT LESS. There is no need to compete with each other to be at some limited and imaginary and always changing physical ideal just to get likes, desire, and adoration. Just work on creating positive self regard for your own life, health, and self-worth whether or not others would value the same things.
strongly agree. this isn't acceptable any day of the year.
maybe tell that to the 100 women who agreed to participate. This show is voluntary. No one was forced into it and demonstrations like this are showcasing society not shaping it. By all means you can be an activist for any cause you want, but in this case I think it's misplaced.
There are so many problems in the world and this video concept that these women CHOSE to do is not one of them. If you do not like the video u can just not watch.
yes and yes. this video only creates toxic ideologies of body image for women and perpetuates the very superficial way we are judged as women.
Well said
this is lowk weird, and releasing it on women's day is crazy
It’s not weird, all the insecure girls in the video are making it weird..
nope. this is the truth.
cry about it
How so?
@@Laurenelizobecause it wasn’t uplifting should it was so in-securing to watch.
I was very surprised Wissell truly thought she had the perfect body and kept talking about it. It was odd but definitely made sense as to why she’s an influencer. Sandisiwe was so humble and it’s no surprise she won.