No stylist, no makeup artist: Jameela Jamil takes on industry standards in Hollywood
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- From breaking in her heels to breaking beauty standards, this is how "The Good Place" star Jameela Jamil got ready for her first Golden Globes.
LMAOO SHE WORE JEANS BENEATH SHE IS SO REAL omg I’m in love she s so beautiful
Zena Cheong is that real or just strange lol. Those looked like leggings lol..
Zena Cheong *is
@@SN-mq4ek That is very real, those are jeanleggings, the fabric of jeans but still very stretchy and some even don't have a zipper and button. Super comfy and perfect for under a full gown
I though most of us do this if the dress is long enough and it is cold.....
Nika You like being in the minority don’t you?
I love what she says about the whole "You're just jealous" vs "Pretty privlege" thing.
All women are hurt by the world's obsession with appearence and low body weight, whether you fit the society's mold of what's pretty or not.
Laura B I agree, but I would have said " all people" as everyone is effected by these things
Absolutely. That's why I've been waiting for the body positivity movement to move from "all bodies are beautiful" to "beauty doesn't dictate your worth."
@@haute03 YES i agree so much
Case in point, she even said "I am scum" when talking about having professional help with her hair, while talking about how important it is to not focus on aesthetic she felt the need to make a self deprivating joke instead of just owning it.
@@sonee_moon I get what you mean, but in this video she's particularly talking about women. Saying one group is suffering does't dismiss the plight of everyone else. She was talking about women because she is a women. Laura B was most likely doing the same. Women are not the only people who get fucked over by beauty standards, you're so right. But women are the people talked about in this video specifically, especially because of how they've been treated on red carpets. It is literally who are you wearing, how did you get in shape for the [insert award show], your skin is glowing what serums do you use, we heard a rumor about you and so-and-so. Like, it's an award show to give recognition for actors, directors, the best in the industry are there, you can't ask what show she's on? As I said, women being talked about in the video isn't the absence of other groups being hurt by the same thing. And I honestly I believe disregarding this is kinda rude.
I like how she can be herself without dragging other women or thinking she’s better than them. We need more ladies that can be this humble tbh.
Ikr?? I mean, even this comment section is full of people trying to ""compliment"" her but are only trying to put other women that aren't her down! It's missing the whole point
I think a lot of women are like this: confident but secure - but other people like to point at these women and compare them to other women.
think again
Abella but she called models by being too skinny and having a unrealistic standard of beauty #hypocrisy
She said models looked like crack addicts and that they looked scary
Jameela is so amazing I’m so happy for her success
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She's so intelligent, holy shit.
argell Yes... There are plenty of smart people on the planet lmao
why are you surprised? fuck you judger imbecile
@@alisiiakalashnikova2061 lol totally this person was just appreciating how intelligent she was
You mean holy SHIRT lol
Ikr
YESSSS. A GOOD ROLE MODEL FOR YOUNG GIRLS. Really refreshing ❤️❤️❤️
Nope!!! I hear she shunned her mother who got abused by her father and she is now close to her dad. She comes from negative emotions and likes to bash ppl who fo not see her way. She is naturally beautiful and she got her white knight....yea I guess you can loop up to that.
She supports obesity and talks like wanting to get fit is a sin. Not a role model type to be honest. Plus she's a cyberbully 👎👎
@@Lina9010 far from a role model. The only thing in her mind is to be rich.
@꧁Mystine꧂ the funny thing is I talked to her mother about the whole situation. It doesn't matter now, the mother is not doing well.
Where the heck are you all getting this random information from?
“What is the point of having a privilege if you don’t use it to pass the mic?” God, I love her. What an intelligent, well spoken, genuine woman and a real inspiration.
Wow. That's _precisely_ what Russell Brand said about wealth. He said, "When I was poor and I talked about income inequality, they said I shouldn't talk because I was just jealous. When I became rich and talked about income inequality, they said I shouldn't talk because I was hypocritical. Seems to me they just don't want to talk about income inequality."
I completely relate to what she said about how if you are slender then people say you're not in a position to talk about weight and acceptance, and if you aren't slender then you are just jealous if you do talk about it. It's utter nonsense. It's the same thing with the topic of colour bias among south asian communities. If you are of a medium/tan to deep skin tone and you talk about how wrong the colour bias is, then you are called jealous and insecure. Nonsense!
ChaoticDoll ikr !! 🤦♀️❤️
ChaoticDoll it's the same to fat people, you cant say you have an eating disorder cause you still look fat, but it's a psicological disorder, so...how someone looks has nothing to do with it
@@shasminecianne7108 yeah. One obese guy from a long time ago when few people were that obese literally starved to death after repeated diet attempts because he quit eating after the failures as he didn't want to eat/be fat anymore. That wasn't intentional fasting, he just quit eating out of desperation.
(Yes, you can fast for many many months as obese but only if you actually take tailored vitamins and mineral supplements and most importantly your fasting is done under the supervision of your doctor. Because it can go very badly very quickly if you do the slightest thing wrong in long fulltime fasts and then you die)
i see where you're coming from....
I like what she has to say. Truth.
I adore her and everything she stands for. She’s forking amazing 😜
Hahaha! I loved it when she said "fork". So "Good Place"! And yes, she's so forking amazing!
kikay134 lol me too
I see what you did there lmao
Haha u forkin awesome too
if you look up her name, its only good things. She turned down a role of a deaf character even tho she was partially deaf to give a disabled actor a chance. I really hope nothing 'bad' comes out about her because she is truly what we need right now
GOSSHHH SHE IS SOO REFRESHING TO LISTEN TO ❤️❤️❤️
Not gonna lie she looks awesome
I agree with everything she said, people don't realize that they lie to themselves at some point. She is gorgeous though, on her own, but the core of it is true. It's my own mentality as well.
I had no idea she didn’t have a stylist or a make up artist because she caught my eye on the red carpet. She looked marvellous, thx 4 showcasing her :D
"What's the point of having privilege if you aren't going to pass the mic."
Wow, I love her even more.
Of course it only takes you 5 minutes to put on makeup, you're absolutely beautiful!!
No, but she's right - I like her attitude. Also, the fact that "heroin chic" was ever a thing... oh my god.
LyleDeYounges 90’s were the worst for body image of girls (maybe it’s the same but I was a teen in the nineties so that’s what I know).
288amna social media can make it a lot better or a lot worse, it all depends on the people you follow and the stuff that comes up in your feed. I’ve seen so much body positivity but i know other people who are bombarded with images of perfect models 24/7
LyleDeYounges Agree. She wouldn’t be able to say that if she wasn’t genetically blessed.
Geez, i tought they meant "heroine chic" and I was a bit confused with what's wrong with being a heroine, but reading your comment made me realize my mistake, but that still doesn't make sense why a heroin chic was a thing.
She has "flaws" if she chooses to dwell on it like under eye pigmentation and around the mouth pigmentation which effects most brown women but she chooses not to obsess over those things like a sensible person!
Her normal voice and accent are so pleasant!
Love how she has a fringe in every throwback pic
She's so articulate and SO GOOD AT MAKEUP!
she did *that*
she is a forking amazing woman and role model!
Ladies let's embrace each other and how we all look with out judgement. And let's all be real about who we all are. Thank you for this video
@@milo-xv4uu yeah okay
@@milo-xv4uu lol ok
Y Moodley Lol.
@@milo-xv4uu and yet here YOU are being judgemental...against another woman...
"what is the point of having privilege if you don't use it to pass the mic" 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Exactly
Go, Jameela. I have read about the "I weight" movement before. Keep going ♡
Omg i really like her!! She speaks the truth !!
how can you not like her!? She’s amazing and so real 💕!
the “youre jealous” part and “pretty privilege” part really shook me to my core like.....damn dude. it was short and concise and really encompassed the catch-22 of those arguments when body positivity is a topic goddamn
She’s beautiful inside out
Woah she's had the same hairstyle her whole life, that's some real commitment right there
If it works, why bother changing it?
your words really resonated with me. It's something I have to remind myself even in my 40s,that there is more to me than how I look. I am enough. these sentiments are what I want to instil in my daughters, as I see so how amazing they are but don't want the world to create self doubt. thank you jamila for standing up for common sense!
I love how she keeps it real!
I'm so happy that there's this wonderful South Asian woman to represent us in the industry ❤❤
She is refreshing!! Love Tahani as a character and Jameela Jamil, you have won my heart.. All the best wishes to you for success in whatever you do.
It's funny 'cause her name is literally beautiful one (female form) beautiful one (masculine form)
i love that she's says she's allowed to talk about feeling insecure even though she's conventionally pretty. EVERYONE has insecurities because everyone feels like they have to look perfect these days.
Of course this doesnt mean Im not aware that the less conventionally attractive you are the worse you are treated by the rest of society. But to act like pretty people arent affected at all.... its just not true
Also conventionally pretty people have more to lose from societies point of view as they are age and that's hurtful. Moreover they are pressured to keep up appearances and always look perfect which is impossible. Moreover they are generally judged as less smart at first glance which can hurt your chances in the job and dating market. No-one is a winner in this society because no-one is perfect and this illusion of perfection is driving us all to insanity.
Finally, a no nonsense real woman. Work it! - Drake? I don't understand why you think my comment is misogynistic.
S Robin Dittrich the point is not to attack other women , thanks. Do you find a male you like and degrade the rest of males and use them as a reference?
i think the point she was making, or should have been making, was its not a compliment to her to put down other women. thats not even a feminist thing. just a human kindness thing
S Robin Dittrich Real women exist everywhere, so if you can please take your misogynistic comment somewhere else.
@@drea94 - Drake, I don't understand why you think my comment is misogynistic. Yes, real women exist everywhere in different shapes and forms and sizes in many cultures. What is wrong with complimenting a woman who is accentuating her positive attributes in a minimal amount of time? What is your message? Are you implying that women should take more time and care on makeup and hair? Fine if that is what is needed, But what is wrong with a woman who knows herself so well and confident enough to be able to take just five minutes on makeup and hair and totally rock her look. I don't understand your comment. Are you implying you don't like women who can take a minimalist approach to beauty and have fabulous results? Exactly what is your message? Are you saying that society doesn't give women who might be considered unconventionally pretty enough breaks? WHAT? I'm really highly offended by your comment since I consider myself the opposite of misogyny. In this post, I was complimenting a woman who is totally becoming herself and redefining society's viewpoints on how women are creating their own self confidence and beauty. I like what this woman has to say and I like her self confidence and I like her approach to a non-fussy beauty regime in preparation for attending events like this. I think your comment is totally offensive and I am not the type of woman to sit back and take criticism that is not warranted. Now...if you can explain WHY you think my comment is misogynistic, I will issue an apology to you, but at this moment, I stand proudly by my compliments of another woman who is simply gorgeous. Is that your point? Are women not allowed to compliment other women? If that is your point, I find it sexist on your part. There is nothing wrong with me as a woman complimenting another woman.
@@drea94 - All right, I will admit that I was not inclusive enough when it comes to defining beauty in women...or beauty of ALL human beings. So I apologize for not being inclusive enough. I do believe that society is becoming more inclusive of all beauty in all shapes and forms and sizes in all cultures. I for one think this approach for assessing what is conventionally pretty is thankfully changing. For me, as an older woman who is obese and disabled, I love messages of change concerning what is "acceptably pretty" by society. By pointing out one woman who happens to tip the scale towards conventional beauty points, it was not my intention to attack other women by using her as a reference point. Quite the opposite. I just was pointing out how this woman was celebrating who she is and had an "unconventional" approach to body image. I found her attitude and willingness to talk about diversity in beauty quite refreshing. And in all honesty, I loved her minimalist ideas on how any person has the inner ability to shape and create their beauty in a non-fussy no nonsense way. THIS was the main thrust of what I was trying to say.....that everyone has the capacity to highlight their beauty in a non-fussy and positively real way. This just goes to show how important exact communication is needed in order to get one's point across on the internet. In all honesty, I only read Drake's comment and was triggered by that word misogyny. So I read other posts on this subject. Words really are powerful. Hopefully, my message I wanted to impart was clearer this time. I was just trying to celebrate how this "conventionally pretty" woman was celebrating diversity herself. I admit that as a woman who has spent many hours in front of a mirror confronting her own body issues, this subject does trigger lots of my defense buttons. But in all honesty, I still believe I was not attacking other women by pointing out this woman as an ideal. I just liked her unconventional approach to this subject. I hope my message is clearer this time.
She gave a million words in this clip that can change the meaning of my life
I love her. FULL STOP. We need more people like her! So positive.
I love how intelligent she is 🤓 My kind of girl crush ♥️
So proud of her, I remember watching her I the uk on T4
Aditi K Sammmeeee
Aditi K - yessss!! Throwback
Wow, I love her! She's so amazing! And she recognizes the privilege she has, but uses it to empower others! So refreshing to see!
I’ve fallen in love with her brain.
I think if you are naturally beautiful, it helps, you are half way there. You are looking good.
She’s literally worn bangs her entire life, i would like to see her without the bangs...
It's her signature look
Doesn't she play Kamilah Al Jamil?
Tahani
Omg kamilah is the one who should be nominated for the golden globes
Oh god even one-upping Tahani in rl life
@@StellaPurple Tahani who? Don't know her.
@@pincmin she is kamilah's sister i think
I have four points
A) I love her shirt
B) I love how well spoken she is
C) I completely agree with acknowledging the hard work that the designers and artists go through
D) I feel that the over all message was so what makes you feel good!
Over all absolutely amazing
I think women are falling in love everywhere. She’s so authentic and she inspires women everywhere to be themselves and to speak up. I love the issue she raises and confidently talks about. I’m in love 💗
I am happy That she came forward to represent South Asian people like us who are almost invisible in the Asian side and also the world!!
Feel ya.. As if we dnt exist on the map
I have never loved a women more in my life, she is every women I want to be, gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous
I do like the idea, and i think a lot of the famous actresses get tired from having to do hourly beauty routines every time they go to a red carpet. But once in a while it’s fun, it makes you feel special again.
She has an absolutely stunning personality, smart, graceful & gorgeous inside and out.
The more I see of her in interviews and videos like this, the more I like her, I wonder if she'd consider having a TH-cam channel.
Jameela is such an inspiration. We need more people like this
An actual feminist!
No bullshit but comfortable in her own skin
yes, she seems like she knows what is up and not afraid to speak!!! girl crush!
This woman is a universal treasure and she deserves all the love in the world
It's refreshing to see celebrities like her that don't give a fork abou what the media/society usually asks or expects of them. She just blows my mind every time I hear her with her genuine personality and attitude. It's so true what she said, if you aren't conventionally pretty, they just either ignore you or tell you to stop being jealous, and if you are, they tell you that you are not in a position to make a call about it.
A clever way to make sure no one talks about it 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 she’s amazing.
I love how down to earth and intelligent she is.
It's cool that she touches on the fact that she knows she's privileged by being beautiful but that she doesn't take her beauty seriously and instead uses her pretty privilege as a platform to benefit all women.
You don't see this often.. Loved your message. Thank you!!!
Jameela, you are doing amazing! Thank you for using your platform to address problematic behavior!
Every time I see her, either in interview or acting I'm always so impressed.
So much respect to this young and intelligent woman. I'm glad we have people like her set an example to younger people like me ❤️
She’s stunning like always❗️♥️
I felt bad about myself today as I’ve been gaining weight. Thank you Jameela, I truly needed this. 💗
She's such a breath of fresh air
I love her
Omg I love her! Jameela is amazing. She needs to be everyone’s role model. So real
I like her stand on real beauty.. and how she's articulate in influencing others.
I love that she addressed that her opinions weren’t based on some sort of high and mighty “i’m better than you because...” mentality. respect.
She’s literally the opposite of Tahani ❤️ I love her she’s so genuine and beautiful.
FINALLY! Please more of this, I love these qualities in women. Doing her own glam like Dita does. And SHOCKING a woman with an opinion and the courage to share it.
I love her. She is smart, beautiful, funny and inspiring as a woman of the world
Well, I already really liked her as an actress, and now I forking LOVE her as a positive and inspiring voice🥰
She is so pretty 💜💜
"What is the point of having a privilege, if you don't use it to pass the mic." Wow. An absolute icon.
I'm surprised by how simple her makeup routine is, it's not that much different from what I wear on a daily basis (foundation/blush/mascara/lip color). Celebs usually wear a look requiring like 20 steps for awards ceremonies, but she kept it hella short and looked just as amazing.
Shes a mood i love her personality and how chill she is
I love you Jameela!!
I never heard of you, but you said everything that I didn’t find words for. Thank you. God bless you
sis drop a skincare routine you are glowing !!
Love the way she subtlety made sure she wasn't putting other woman down during the interview, ie. Mentioning how Photoshop wasn't a "high horse" thing
She’s such an inspiration wow I love her soul
I fell in love the first time I saw her in The Good Place, she's just a real.woman and I'm feel so happy to listen her advices for woman in general.
Loved every second of this. Needed to check her out beyond the amazing Good Place
She is forking incredible. Just BEAUTIFUL inside and out.
She's BRILLIANT
I was so happy when I saw you in The Good Place! In no way am I fit for the entertainment industry but you are giving hope to South and Western Asians that there is potential that will hopefully grow. LOVE FROM CANADA!!!!!!!
"What is the point of having a privilege if you can't use it to pass the mic?"
I adore Jameela, wearing jeans under a dress because of the cold, she once said she hadn't brushed her teeth or showered in 2 days. She is so 100% herself and honest about it. We need more women like her
i thought the title was just clickbait
she's just amazing
Bless her, I'm in love with her way of thinking.
She’s such a positive role model and lovely person
I love this woman and the fact that she's using her platform for such a beautiful cause.
Girls this should be your role model 🙌 The real actress not the character of course lol
I love her more and more each time I hear her speak 💓💞
Me too
This was a far better video than I expected. Jameela is genuine and smart.
I love the good place and I'm glad this video got recommended to me! She's such a sweetheart and down to earth! Love her and hope she keeps on succeeding 💕
She's literally tahani, perfect giraffe
I love how genuine and humble she is 😍.