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This really is so hard to watch because it's SO REAL.
iwannaseeitall it turned me on!
Mao mao sounds like a lit DJ
YO shoutout to the director who did a great job on this realistic cringe fest.
david swimmer was the director
Actually the director is Sigal Avin. David Schwimmer was a producer.
Why are these videos unlisted? I shouldn't have to chase a link to see this, it should be public! Everyone needs to see this. Thanks.
Unlisted means the target demographic sees it, and restricts other demographic from interacting (specifically disliking / commenting on the video).
eg. guys like the guys in the videos commenting and disliking the video.
Everyone should see these videos.
They're not made for everyone. They're made for the Cosmo audience. The way you have an effective campaign is by making something as relatable as possible to your demographic so that the message resonates with the viewer. It's the same reason the same company advertises different advertisements on different channels and in different countries. It's also the reason food companies use different amounts of salt and other ingredients in different countries. Not everyone is the same.
awareness
it doesn't work like that. do you think the people who do this aren't aware of the fact they're doing it?
Wow.
That really hit me hard. Because that was me. Three years ago. Young, working in a liquor store. My older male coworker sexually harassing me. In the exact same way. And he was right, customers would try the same things.
That job fucking sucked.
god, i'm so sorry :(
in a way, it kinda helped you since you can relate to these videos 3 years later, and you get to share your comments about your experience with everyone!!
...no. It did not help me. It made me fearful of men for years.
wow... d c... troll much? Heartless SOB.
I worked at a car dealership last summer as a receptionist. This happened all the time. I would be at my desk working , and the salesmen would always approach me and rub my shoulders. They’d go as far as to ask me about my sex life and “grooming habits”. When I finally had enough and quit, my manager told me “I presume you’re quitting because you aren’t cut out for the aggressiveness of the car industry”. Fuck that shithole.
One night I think you should take the necessary steps to avoid being identified (i.e. gloves, mask, etc) and then go put a brick through the front window of the dealership with a little note saying, "Aggressive enough for the car industry?"
These videos needs to be shown during the Super Bowl....
A clear case of sexual harassment in a passive aggressive way.
Incredibly powerful series!
ardenBcho I know! So hot! I got so turned in!
what series?
@@jakestanley494 what is wrong with you?
Subtitles - i am deaf and i need subtitles to understand the videos
yeah i missed the ear talk so to say
Yes there should be captions!!
@@americancitizen748 disgusting
You know, some of these Ads and videos are kind of whiney and unrealistic, but this hit it right on the head and is very powerful. It's tragic but this happens so often. Guys have to remember that just because we get along well with a girl at work does NOT mean it's ok to cross that line when joking or playing Around. She went from happy and comfortable to totally bothered and most likely questioned whether it's her fault or if she's overreacting. This needs to stop.
This was just, so accurate. I could barely breathe watching/listening to this because it was so real.
Love what David Schwimmer is doing with his post-Friends superpowers. I hope he and his team produces another series showing victims of sexual harassment responding in an empowered way. Women need to see examples of strong, self-confident women calling out inappropriate behavior, to replace the old model of compliant female out to please, to smooth over an awkward situation and suppress her own feelings at any cost. Fabulous work. Thank you.
This makes me so uncomfortable because it's so relatable 😩😩
Open your eyes people #thatsharassment
I love that this video recognizes and brings to light subtle harassment situations and can be used to spark healthy conversations around the subject. I encourage people to go one step further to talk about how women can and should respond firmly and gracefully in such situations as we are often just taken aback, caught off guard, ashamed, been made to feel guilty, been told its our fault (just to name a few). Let us all stand united for the betterment our society #HeforShe
unacceptable behavior
ugh... this turns my stomach
This is so real, this is like watch my own memory
Oh man...I've been through this scenario SEVERAL times. Makes me cringe to watch this...and upsets me that I never stuck up for myself when it was happening to me. Thank you for making these videos.
All the videos made me feel uncomfortable brought back old feelings
Completely agree
You deserved it! Stop dressing provocative or learn to like it!
@@jakestanley494 oh my God fuck off
Please, not all of your viewers can hear well. Many of us could benefit from captions!
Well done. Hard to watch. Ladies and girls, we need to stop being polite. Leave the room if you can't say anything. Just get out of the situation quickly. No job or situation is worth it if you lose your dignity. Thank you for speaking up on #that'sharrassment.
But the job market is tough right now and we have bills to pay. Even if we move jobs there is a high probability that this will happen again. I definitely understand what you're trying to say and you're right! Women should put their safety first but we should teach men not to do this to begin with.
I get your point, but it's hard, especially when certain types are ready to pounce with names like feminist, and man hater. Guys who hate this shit need to speak out as well.
+loveshinesparkle indeed, but also ladies and girls, please direct anger where anger needs to be directed; don't get aggressive with men who are just making casual conversation.
33LB But if your "casual conversation" makes someone angry or uncomfortable, maybe it's not for you to decide if it's okay or not, especially if the person's reaction is clearly negative... Some people think they are very smooth when they actually are very annoying, it's better not to insist in this case.
+Apolline Lepetit being "smooth" is not casual conversation. if light conversation, only lasting a minute or two, makes you uncomfortable, then you clearly have difficulties in socialising with other people.the problem, in this case, is on your end, not mine.
Yup, dealt with that kind of crap. Thank you for the realistic portrayal.
My problem with this series is that all of the videos only portray the victim as female and the aggressor as male. Men can be sexually harassed too, but you never see that portrayed in any type of media or campaign like this.
Its not as important or as impactful IMHO.
This is so good and so apt, bless
I just watched the this clip for my work harassment prevention training video ….it’s really informative about situations like this that could happen in different situations in workplaces.
Exactly
Is that one of Meryl Streep’s daughters? Fantastic series of videos.
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Ugh so cringy! I've been through it, I'm sure most women have
Makes my blood boil
same here
lol yo, as a dude, this made me so uncomfortable
Devante Andrews I wanna beat that guys ass 😈
that's tommy from power
Ahhhh! Very hard to watch.
It started to get creepy the second he mentioned their bikinis and struggling to keep them on while surfing. Just eww.
1:30, that is the exact time where this turns from flirting to harassment. At least as far as I see it. Does anyone else have an earlier time for that?
Lil ass grab ain't hurt nobody
THIS GUY WAS SO SLY
Sly ass grabber
No one noticed Tommy Eagan
The fact that they put Tommy with a redhead though...
Maya S exactly, but he did defend her honour in the series
Sometimes people get enthusiastic, they don't try to harass but it comes out that way
They should’ve ended the clip with:
“If you don’t like it, just walk away.”
Then five seconds later
“Yes feminists will say it’s not that simple... but it is”
JfC, do I ever know this shit.
I cna't even watch this. Like I'm taking breaks and it's a commercial
Weird seeing Tommy (Joseph Sikora) out of character, glad he did this.
Isn’t it CRAZY that NOW all this attention is being thrown at sexual harassment like it started last year! We really have suffered in silence for so long. Better late than never I suppose.
I saw this today on tv but it was cut short it was on Nat geo wild I think
Boss: "...your customers are going to have a hard time hearing you. You may want to..." *sticks his tongue in her ear*
If I were her, I would have made it backfire on him by saying "I'm going to have a hard time hearing my customers with your tongue in my ear.".
I don't know what would have happened after that. Hopefully someone would see what was going on, and get him in trouble.
#HarasmentFail
Seriously though, I want to know what happened afterwards. Did she take that guy to court or something?
Basically what Katie Perry did on American Idol
One of the reasons why people are saying you should speak up is because the reality is that not all females will have as big a problem with something like this. "My body, my rules", sometimes females simply do not care if you touch them like that. Sometimes stuff like this doesn't get reported because they truly aren't bothered by it.
But that's the problem. Some males will take that experience, and think that it will apply with other females if they don't express that same type of reaction. In a perfect world, it just shouldn't happen at all, unless proper consent is given beforehand, in which case it's fair game.
Hey, that's Meryl Streep's daughter. She's in Mr. Robot.
Not sure what is scarier:
That the majority of woman can relate to this; or
that because the majority of women relate to this I feel outcast from my own gender as I see this as creepy and unacceptable behavior that I wouldn't perform or excuse ever.
khamid1 Not sure. But I think it's a very good and hopeful thing to know that there ARE guys like yourself out there.
Is this acceptable behavior to you?
citizenxgen - YOU are the only one using the word "all" you butthurt fucking baby. Why do you take it personally if you don't do it? Why do you have a problem with the *guys who do it* being called on it. Stop talking about all men being blamed and answer the question about the actual guys who do this stuff, and only them. They are the only men being referenced by these videos. Why do you have a problem with guys who do this stuff being criticized for it?
Cdawg FahShawg how would you know? Are you a "majority of women?"
She's on Mr Robot!
...on a side note: I wonder if Lagunitas Brewery (the 'IPA' tap handle in this video) had anything to do with supporting this?
I have a genuine request...what do you do once you recognize it as happening? Yes, the videos point out what we may have questioned as a problem, but no one has equipped us with the tools to know how to handle it. Awareness is not going to change things over night, so in the meantime, what does a woman do?
Surprised nobody has responded to your question yet. Understand that I'm no expert on these matters. I'm just a guy, one that hasn't been the victim nor perpetrator of such behaviour, but for what it's worth I'll give you my thoughts on the matter.
First of all, I think your response should depend heavily on the exact circumstances surrounding the incident. For now lets take the scenario presented in this video. The woman, having just started a new job, doesn't know the guy. He's creeping all over her but she sort of uncomfortably gives him the benefit of the doubt at first, then the D.J. leaves and it seems they're left alone. Then he assaults her again (nibbles on her ear). Throughout, he's also giving off a very passive-aggressive vibe and to me he comes off as potentially dangerous if presented with opportunity, which having been left alone with her, he now has. Under these circumstances, I think you need to get out of there immediately. Like I said, you don't know the guy and that passive-aggressive vibe can turn to overt physical aggression on a dime, so leave. In the video he's about to leave the room, that's your cue to leave the premises. Otherwise, make an excuse if you have to - tell him you're going to the bathroom; tell him you need to grab such-and-such from your car and simply don't return. Call the manager/owner as soon as possible to report what occurred, how you felt, and exactly why you left. Be clear, if you feared being raped, say so. And don't downplay it by saying something like, "I might be overreacting, but I thought he might rape me or something." Say it clearly and in no uncertain terms, "I left work because I was scared that he was going to rape me." It's a big accusation to make against somebody I know, but your only obligation is to keep yourself safe....and quite honestly, if the guy's like the one in this video and giving you the impression that he could be dangerous then fuck him, any hit he might take to his reputation is his own sleazeball scumbag fault. You may also want to involve the police, particularly if the manager/owner doesn't seem to take you seriously. This might seem a relatively trivial matter to involve the police in, but he may have a prior record or he may have done this sort of thing to any number of women that haven't reported it. Another thing to consider is the fact that the crimes of sexual predators often escalate to more serious forms over time as they get away with one crime, then another, and become emboldened - he might not stop at groping next time or with the next woman.
I know that all of this is more easily said than done, but it's how I think you should handle such a situation. Given the unfortunate prevalence of such behaviour, I also think it would be valuable for all women to mentally rehearse these types of scenarios and how they'll respond to them. By doing so, I think you'd be far less likely to freeze or be uncertain of what to do. Instead, you'd react as rehearsed and in doing so, you'd keep yourself safe. One final bit of advice, if you sense you might be in a dangerous situation react to that gut feeling and remove yourself from it if you can. If you were wrong, no big deal, but if you are right and you don't react you might be left with a lot of regret and pain to heal.
Anyway, I've gone on way too long already but I hope you can take something useful from this. Like I said, I think your response will vary depending on the exact circumstances, so if you'd like to discuss other scenarios - say, an office setting with other people around; a guy you know Vs a guy you don't know; or whatever - just say the word......and may you never find yourself in such a situation.
This hits hard. I've been in so many of these situations and I hate myself for not saying anything.
don't be so hard on yourself, at least you got to have a little excitement!
d c Excuse me? Excitement?
To be on the receiving end of treatment like this is not "exciting", it is just plain icky.
Geez, Peter Venkman gets slimed- and Ray thinks he should be *happy* about it...?
Don't hate yourself. Just live, learn and convey telling others to stand up to the creeps wishing to impose their will, be it male or female.
Women should talk about these often unavoidable situations and have a plan of resistance and then attack.
d c you're an idiot!
Do you think so? Why is that?
What have I said to make you say that?
It's sad that some people need a video to show them what harassment looks like because to most of us who have experienced this in real life, it's so blatantly obvious when we are being harassed. These are great though #TimesUp
Wow.... her acting was great, but I've been there... and guys like to advantage of shy girls. Dude needed to get shut down, quick style.
I actually saw this on tv
Somehow I have managed to live 46 years without ever experiencing, seeing or hearing anything like this, and I have seen quite a bit in my life. Not saying I doubt it happens. The fact that it happens in this way is just news to me.
It’s because women take flirting as harassment. Showing off tits and ass then get mad when we wanna fill their holes.
I have never treated a woman like that and I have never seen any man do this either. Perhaps I just hang out with a better class of people. If I ever found out some guy did that to my daughter I would hit him with a bat. I wouldn't say a word. Just swing and walk away. I can't believe this video made me so angry. Men do not act like this, ever.
Uhhh, yeah they do. All the time. That's why people are talking about this every day.
I think it's important for men to realize that even though they haven't engaged in behavior like this themselves because maybe they're decent people, that there are many men who do. Don't discredit the experiences of millions upon millions of women who have most certainly experienced this in their workplace. I for one have experienced many different variations of this exact behavior at the restaurant I work in as a hostess. I think it's because my job has to do with me looking nice and presenting myself well every day that men think it's okay to talk to me at work like I'm a piece of meat, comment on how "sexy I am" or how they would "tap that" if we weren't working together, or put their hand on my thigh when I'm sitting next to them cleaning menus. And for those who wonder why it can be hard for women to stand up for themselves in a situation like this, I have in the past called out my boss, for example, for saying something like "Watch where you bend over like that or you'll get me in trouble" (when I was placing menus on a lowtop table), to which he gets defended by other coworkers saying "That's just how So-And-So is, don't let it bother you." People should be held accountable for their actions, not just by women, but by everyone.
"Men do not act like this, ever." Spoken like a true man. As a 26 year old woman however who has experienced sexual harassment just when walking down the street I must say that many, many men act like this all the time.
James Lucas first of all I’m glad you’re not in a bad group of friends who act like that but it does happen a lot.
Change "do" to "should" in your last sentence and your comment is golden.
In reading the comments I've seen several accounts of people having experienced similar situations as the one depicted in this video, with many of them reporting regret for not having reacted, for not having stood up for themselves, etc. To those people, I just want to ask why you didn't respond the way you wish you had? What went through your thoughts? What emotions were you feeling? Did you fear angering the other person? Did you freeze? Were you too young to fully recognize what was going on? Were you unsure of what you should do? Etc?
Understand that in asking the above questions I'm not casting any blame upon you, the victim. I just have a genuine interest in gaining further insight and understanding on this issue. Thanks, and may you never again find yourselves in a situation such as this.
As a victim experiencing similar situations, all the questions you asked (fear of angering, froze, too shock and young to fully recognize what was going on, unsure what to do)were the emotions and thoughts that going on in my head
Hi Wei Lan, thanks for your reply.
No pressure, but if you feel comfortable to share your experience further I'd like for you to tell me more about the situation(s) you've had and for you to elaborate if you can on how you reacted at the time and even afterwards. Also, with time to reflect how do you wish you had of reacted?
The reason I'm asking these questions is that, although I consider myself to be a very empathetic person, as a man I also appreciate that there is a level upon which I may never understand this issue because I'm never likely to experience it, or at least aspects of it such as the fear of physical harm, myself. That being the case, I think the best way to gain insight into it is to ask questions and then listen, listen, listen....and hear.
TrentRidley when something like this happened to me, I said no and physically tried to resist but he was too strong for me. There were other people in the room but I didn't want to make a huge scene and I didn't know if they would believe me or come to my aid. If they didn't help, that would embolden my harasser.
It has alot to do with your adrenaline response.
"Fight or Flight. Google it.
Although exaggerated, a pretty normal occurrence in F &B business
You shouldn't have to say don't grab me.
Meryl Streep's daughter?
They did the exact same campaign in Israel about 6 months ago...
same stories, famous actors...
yeah, these videos were inspired by the ones in israel, written by some of the same people.
www.upworthy.com/these-powerful-sexual-harassment-psas-by-david-schwimmer-are-must-sees
Same director made both series. Sigal Avin.
This happened to me. slapped my ass, made sexual remarks and tried to get me to come over tothey're house. i was 22-24.
But it was a woman, my boss. she got away with it because i didn't tell anyone.
And when i tried to change shifts she tried to make me lose my job.
It didn't bother me back then because i thought it was normal, but now i think about it from time to time..
Hello I am French, I can easily understand the conversation but I wanted to share it on fb and everyone isn't speaking english so I wanted to know if you could add some french subtitles or at least allowed a translation, so that people could translate...
Thank you!!!
Could you please allow people to add subtitles?!
So, dumb question, but, do guys like think the woman is going to be into it, like they're living some porn fantasy, or is it just about intimidation and power?
TheMt45 To answer this seriously, I’ve never seen or met a guy that does this to intimidate or dominate. Honestly they just want to get in a girl’s pants.
Where can I see this
Why don’t we have one of these for a female teacher and a male student?
He crossed the line by touching her and crossed it again and kept coming but it is a situation where another guy isn't sure to intervene or not. One little thing though the guy is right on one thing : "keep your hands off me" snap would have been less awkard than this whole scene. I feel bad being born male for so much of those reason. Sometimes, too often I'm ashamed of my gender.
You should never be ashamed of who you are, just because some guy was overdoing his skills, doesn't mean all guys are like that. I personally, am a very collective, and quiet person. For some reason no girls like me, but this guy, you can tell gets ladies regardless of being like this. Is it right? Well, to some it is and not. Everyone is different, that girl should have spoken up saying your making me feel.uncomfortable now, our something. Just saying, what do you expect to happen working at a bar? Every girl, will always get hit on, same goes for a gay at a gay bar. Nothing is fair, but at least we can know our boundaries, and now when to speak up
are you of the ummmm.......male persuasion?
Kevin Carey huh?
I think he's asking if you're gay
I'm gay
Man, these found footage movies are getting out of hand
ok my 400 pound coworker isn't that extreme but I said I was BI to avoid that and act gar deliberately to avoid that attention.
I am downvoting this because it has no captions! How could Cosmopolitan not understand the importance of captions? You think maybe Deaf/Hard of Hearing people don't have harrassment issues??
He is on POWER!
Im bout to meme the fuck outa this.
This video is so sadly on point with demonstrating ways men harass women. Words should be reserved and respectful, hands to yourself, eyes up at the face pal. I dislike feminism in most of its modern forms, but I stand by the concept and ideals of a "chivalrous man", and it is sad low men will go these days over their sexual urges.
If you think a girl is good looking, tell her she is beautiful. If you'd like to go out with her/get to know her better, ask her if she'd like too. If you would like "20 minutes of action", again, be open, respectful of context/the situation, and ask her.
Then take your answer, respect the decision (negative or positive, respect it), and be willing to live with it in humility. Take action against those who do not do these things, make it clear that their actions will not be tolerated under any circumstances, and if they still decide they want their "20 minutes of action", make sure that it could also be 20 minutes till they land in hell.
there won't be video portraying what you described because it doesn't fit the mainstream narrative
Meh, I don't care.
TOMYYYYYYYYY
Yeah anyone who works or has worked in corporate America has had to watch these videos... EVERY SIX MONTHS!!!
But as women bartenders they have to experience the occurrences depicted in the video everyday first-hand, so what's your point
@@KRoromon Happens to men too. Tell your boss or H.R. person if it's a problem. Pretty simple. Why are we acting like adults don't know how to handle these situations?
and what's your point? Other than making hyperbolic claims?
and i said... biiiiiiiiiiii....
like for real
if you need a video to help you see that this is wrong. I don't know that there's hope for you
This scares me 😬😬😬😬
Wow...why would guys do that to a girl? Jesus Christ if I ever did that (for the record I have never done anything like this even when I am being pressured to do so) I would have the good sense to walk up, apologize for my actions and ask them if they want me to stay away from them or ask how I could otherwise make it up to them.
super good, godamn. relly hard.bold. damn. dounuts with cheeese cream
My female coworker did worse to me but since I'm a guy no one cares. Where are all the supposed feminists when it happens to men...?
does anyone comes from MGI 301?
me
do adult men really act like this at work? damn. I work in a female environment so i really have noclue
why is the girl acting like a ditsy blonde tho? why is she not standing her ground??
why is the girl acting like a ditsy blonde tho? why is she not standing her ground??
OK, even as a guy, this is uncomfortable to watch. I'm not going to pretend to be the most enlightened guy on the planet or suggest that I've never crossed the line, but I try to be better than this.
RESPEK WOMAN !
That's gross.
#thatsharassment
👏🙌👏🙌👏🙌👏🙌
Jesus.
this guy is a creep
the fuck is up with guys like this
Well if you’re laughing and telling them it’s fine then it is.
Oh my god that's unbearable to watch, all the serie it's just so...awful
Most of this stems from dudes having no game and being severely immature OMEGALUL...with that said....totally wrong and cringworthy omw. I have to say though, this is definitely a strange world we live in if you think about if the percentages were flip/flopped across gender lines. 99% of dudes wouldn't have any problem with women doing this to them.
they should have made one where the man is the victim because it also happens and we shouldn't ignore it
Nobody is saying this doesn't happen to men! Nobody is saying only women can be victims! What is wrong about women addressing their problems? You think we should just shut up about it just because Not All Men are evil... You think we don't know that men can be oppress too? Men have it tough as well, but apparently women have to say that all the time before they're allowed to speak about their problems.
Cifuentes M The point is that these are people problems and not a gender problem. However sexual harassment is often framed as a gender problem so when it is framed as a gender problem and aimed at one gender it can seem exclusionary. Also the mainstream media narrative of man bad woman weak is pervasive, which when you couple it with 6 videos showing just that and someone mentions maybe some of those videos should represent another aspect the fact you are so defensive may reveal something about you. No one is trying silence you.
Then do the same and make your own videos have a discussion. But just coming here or there and saying that it's a, people problem and that it's not a gender problem; is one of the most disingenuous things you could say, and in doing so instantly negating how much this affects women of all agers. No one is saying that men don't ever get harassed. The question is, is it the same type of harassment. I would not think so. But this is the job, to make it clear. The what and how of it. I mean do you often get women rubbing themselves against you when you're working, or calling you names when you ignore them as your walking down the street; keep in mind that you don't even know these women, is this something that happens a lot to men? Do these types of actions make men fearful or even frightened of your life, like they can in some women?
agreed! i don't see any problems in these videos, but if it were the other way around, that would definitely be one!! it's like "whoaaa, girls don't usually flirt with guys" u know??
Nobody wants to be invalidated. I baked cookies and promise not to touch anybody funny. Let's sit down together at the table, say "I'm sorry" and make up. there's some apple juice in the fridge, cold how you like it.
Yikes....
stupid series. All I see is an unexperienced and not so smooth guy who thinks he's the shitz and picked up on bad queues. Maybe she should stop fake giggling and tell him "NO, i don't feel comfortable... I'm leaving." or something.
Speckoh this may have never happened to her before so she might not know what to do. Women are not always taught to stand up for themselves. Hindsight may be 20/20 but in the moment they are caught off guard. Or they may try to resist and it doesn't work.
It’s always the man isn’t it
Cdawg FahShawg fair enough mate
No but the video has a man doing it. Is that bad?
Cdawg FahShawg yeah
smh
This is inappropriate.