@@urbanzs It's actually pretty easy, trust me. It just takes time as it isn't instant, you have to remind yourself everytime you notice other people's opinions affecting your own choices.
Something to pay attention to for finding the mole is when they ask if you want to continue the game. The mole was the last one to raise her hand after the end of round 2. This legit happens like every game unless the mole was already voted out and the last person truly believes that the mole is out.
Except for the "6 Black Men vs 1 Secret White Guy" episode where Rob (the mole) was the second person to vote to continue the game even though they were all blindfolded and had no way of seeing whether anyone else wanted to continue the game. He probably would've won the game that round if he hadn't voted to continue (I think 3 out of 5 players voted to continue the game, and he was one of those 3 that voted to continue), but he was so confident that he could survive another round and ended up winning.
I just wanted to call out Mark’s little hypocrisy. He mentioned how Faith might’ve been the mole because she “did” her nose job for another person. He was like you shouldn’t do it for other people. But if you listened to her story she did it for herself, to be free and cut off ties with her father. Not to mention literally after Mark tells everyone he got his nose job because his brother had a got one and he wanted to do be like him like…
exactly. Considering he chose his words, he mentioned that, "someone did that for another person" is just comical for Faith literally said that she had done it for herself, so that her own self could be free and untied from the people in her past. His logic is full of flaws.
That's literally what it is in America, though. The more "ethnic" your nose is, the more it's disliked. You see that the majority of people on there for non-injuries had naturally "ethnic" noses, the almost had a full little ethnic circle there. It's very unfortunate that people do not see how terrible and unrealistic the "ideal beauty standards" are especially when they are imposed on such diverse communities by one single racial group. I strongly appreciate diversity, but I personally had serious body image issues until I moved to live in a more homogenous area, where my features were "normal." I think everyone could benefit from diversity, but also it can be important to make sure that young children are exposed to large communities of people who have those features to show them that nothing is wrong with themselves. I owe so much of my self-acceptance to simply seeing other people with my features accepting themselves and never knit-picking things that are completely fine and normal to have.
I feel this obessesion with noses need to stop. Granted there are a lot of physical traits we are too fixated on. I wish society was more of a melting pot of appearances but it seems like everyone just want to end up looking like clones
facts, people are afraid of being different. they're scared to be the outlier and of what others think since they're different from them. Having our own features is what makes us unique, so yea I do wish we had more of a melting pot of appearances too
@@zelrius8714 false. they're not "afraid to be different" its because our beauty standard is white Eurocentric features and everyone wants to feel beautiful by everyone
@@yutasnonexistentlines4904both can be true at the same time. Bullies bully others for being different to mask their incapabilities of accepting their own differences, so they shame those who are different from the “norm” which causes others to fear of being the odd one out. Because nobody wants to be ostracized. But society does push the beauty standards to be more Eurocentric.
the girl really went "It's not about hating your looks ans feeling insecure at all" when that's literally all they talked about lol nothing wrong with feeling insecure but sometimes you gotta be honest with yourself
Exactly! One of the biggest problems with people getting cosmetic/plastic surgery is they tend to say they didn't get it because they’re insecure but they definitely did! You wouldn't have gotten work done if you liked how you looked before.
Can't fix a problem if you deny that it exists. It's actually very sad that they feel all of this pressure then have to deny that they feel any pressure at all.
Yeah it's always been the biggest cope. They even continued to say they felt insecure afterwards because of various reasons. It doesn't solve the core issue given to them by societal standards. If people want to see what real self acceptance looks like, talk to confident short guys. There's no niche for them like there are for even flat chested women and how many would stay short if limb lengthening didn't involve crippling yourself? Not many.
No hate to the contestants at all but I kinda hate that there's this underlying acceptance that European "ski slope" or straight noses are prettier and better. Wish we could appreciate different kinds of facial features.
@@aromlaa7066 I agree that those groups naturally have it. But so do most Scandinavian countries. The thin profile ski slope nose has been pushed as the ideal but I think we should recognize the beauty in other types of noses and features.
You're arguing against beauty itself Beauty standards can definitely change but if it's not white features, it'll just be something else that the majority of people don't have.
@@only_fair23 White features are considered superior for beauty criteria alone. And there are plenty of white people who do not meet those criteria, and some non-whites who do.
i thought faith's story about cutting off ties with her dad was so thoughtful. it really shows people have all sorts of emotional reasons for cosmetic surgery. it was a little lame for mark to belittle that
I am pretty sure that if you get unnecessary and expensive surgery, then you are doing it due to insecurity about the way you look. Our nose is such a central feature of our face, that it completely changes the way you look when you get it done. So you have to dislike it alot to do it.
Ikr, the biggest cope 🤣 theyre only lying to themselves. It's ok to be insecure and get it, just stop lying about not have the procedure or the reasons for getting it..@@Aaron-kj8dv
@@Aaron-kj8dv Yes, it's an unfortunate lie that we need to stop allowing people to tell themselves. If we acknowledge the truth, then we can address it and maybe learn to combat it or prevent it at the root. People being that uncomfortable with themselves to unnecessarily subject themselves to invasive procedures is not healthy and we need to stop minimizing the underlying issues that cause people to make these decisions for themselves.
facts, they have to be somewhat insecure (whether or not they got it for themselves or got bullied) to have gotten it done especially if it was unnecessary like you said. Nobody just gets a nose job just to get a nose job
10:33 How can you get a nose job without the main intent behind doing so being insecurity? Only reason to get a nose job is for better facial harmony, giving more attractive appearance. That’s literally insecurity since you care what people think of you looks-wise. And for the dense people who think I’m influencing the negative stigma for nose jobs. I never said it was a bad thing, I’m pointing out the reason on why people who get their nose done.
There are a lot of people that have deviated septum’s, causing them to have breathing problems, especially during sleep. Depending on the severity of the deviation, some people can’t even smell properly. This issue is usually fixed trough surgical procedures such as rhinoplasty, aka nose job. When the septum is straightened out, the nose also has a straighter look to it and usually completes the person’s facial harmony better. I hope this explains some of you questions 😊
There are a number of reasons why people get cosmetic surgeries. Didn't you hear the blond girl's reason? She wanted to not see her father's nose when she looked at herself in the mirror. That's not an insecurity. She just didn't want to look like someone she wasn't fold of. Some people have a crooked nose and want to straighten it for a aesthetic reasons, but it's not necessarily that theyre insecure about it. They just think correcting it would look nicer. You have to be able to distinguish between getting a procedure because you feel inadequate without it versus getting a procedure because you personally like the way it looks. And like the comment above me said, there are functional reasons for getting a nose job as well.
@@kathrynsun3731 The blonde girl was insecure? Exactly she didn’t LIKE the way her nose looked because it reminded her of her father, that in itself is insecurity since she has an inability to cope - lacking confidence on the way her nose looks. Yes of course you can get a nose job because you like the way it’ll look afterwards. However that’s not to say there isn’t a lack of confidence and issue you find with YOUR nose which made you go out of your way to surgically change its shape. And I did say before that having it changed for medical reasons is different and not the context we’re referring to.
@bananajotaro8557 not wanting your face to reflect someone you don't associate with anymore as a way of cutting them out of your life is not the same thing as lacking confidence or being insecure about it. People do things that make them happier, but in order for for that to be considered an insecurity, it would require that they have a diminished sense of self worth due to that feature. You seem to not be able to distinguish between those 2 concepts. Someone surgically splitting their tongue because they like the look is in no way due to an insecurity unless they feel like less of a person without it. And ultimately, you're an outsider making an assumption based on your own beliefs about why people get procedures.
@@kathrynsun3731 It shows she had inability to cope with the way her nose looked, reasoning doesn’t matter since the core reason she’s decided to get rhinoplasty is to change the shape of her nose. Rather than move on with it, she chose to get rhinoplasty. The context you gave of someone getting their tongue split is entirely different. People get it done for pure aesthetic reasons, no one gets their appearance judged for the shape of their tongue like people with different shaped noses do. The tongue isn’t something people consider/focus upon nor does it stick out to the public. Noses are almost the first thing people consider when it comes to physical appearance and attractiveness (fitting the beauty standard). Tongue splitting and rhinoplasty have different distinct motivations. Whether I’m an outsider making assumptions doesn’t matter. One can say the same thing to you too.
@@hopsfyShe was posting about it on her stories when she was going through the whole recovery process. Very transparent about it and answered all of the questions people asked during the time
Everyone agrees that skin bleaching to whiten one's skin is horrible but for some reason people don't care about nose jobs. They're just as horrible as skin bleaching if not worse. If your ancestors had hooked noses, so what? that makes your face unique and makes you carry your ancestors heritage. How sad is it for your DNA to be carried allllll~ this way through allllll~ your ancestors only for you to literally pay thousands to injure yourself and break your nose to fit in a silly Americanized beauty standard? It's so absurd!!!
Care is nice and beautiful but what she said at the end doesn't make sense to me. If you even think about getting a cosmetic nose job, is because you are kind of insecure and unhappy with what you have appearance wise and that is okay. I mean you are spending 10k to 20k! This must be a heavy insecurity to spend that.
I got a nose job, and wasn’t insecure about my nose. Did I like it? Not really. Did I care how it looked? Also, not really. But when the opportunity came to get it done, I went for it. Why bother assuming everyone gets it done for the same reason? Everyone’s experiences are different.
It's understandable that some people would want to get surgery to fix what they think is their big imperfection, especially now when ~$20k between you and what you feel like would solve your issues, it's a sad state of our society though that people so young (mid teens!) are feeling it necessary to go under the knife to gain social acceptance and feel comfortable in their own skin. Lots of money in our media making people feel insecure and incomplete, and plastic surgeons are cashing in hand over fist
yeah, actually sad to be that it becomes normalized other than in medical cases. all for people feeling more confident, but it's sad to me that the beauty standards are so unrealistic that many feel the need for surgery to achieve "beauty", and for companies to profit off of that..
@@amberlc7 I don't think it's unrealistic per se, It's just that realistically everyone isn't going to 100% meet it. Such is life. People seem to have a problem with average.
The way I always look at it, is that surgeries don't boost confidence. What it does is removing the problem that felt bigger than one's confidence. Cause confidence is a personality trait and that doesn't change after a surgery.
I do see a problem with it, though. Because there is always a reason why you are doing it - to conform to the eurocentric beauty standards. And whilst doing so, you are making it more popular, something that should be sought after. It is an indirect slap to people with ethnic noses and everyone who doesn't fit the standard, because the surgery says that that is not what is beautiful. Although I would like to imagine that people do it purely for self-confidence and don't care whether others will commit to it as well, fact of the matter is, we are not living in a vacuum and our actions do have an indirect impact on others around us, because subconciously we start thinking that the accepted ''plastic surgery look'' is normal.
I agree with you, I appreciate their honesty but it can be an issue if they have kids and the kids don't have their parents features, they may subconsciously pass their insecurities to their offspring
To me cosmetic surgery is just a band aid. The real problem is internal. That's why when makeup was suggested to me I rejected it. They get it to conform to beauty standards but that helps make the beauty standards worse. People in certain countries don't even know what an average person looks like anymore. They're raising the standards which makes it difficult for other people.
The asian one's wasn't, it was just a generic button upturned pointy nose. She wanted to look like 'asian angelina joie' which is sad cause she doesn't find beauty in her own race.@@jayv7006
In the past couple years for some reason I started finding bigger noses on women attractive. I even saw a reality show where there was this Eastern European woman with a big nose and she was so stunning and when I looked her up on IG I saw she had a nose job and like in an instant I lost my attraction
@@Aaron-kj8dv Same! I think it's because my grandma had a big nose and I always thought my grandma was the most beautiful woman so now as an adult I'm way more attracted to larger noses than the cookie cutter upturn.
Lovely as always, Jubilee, thank you & to everyone who participated. Nicholas was cracking me up when he was saying about the skateboarding & way he was saying about that story LOL, I don't know why but it just cracked me up and I love it!
Of course people can get a nose job if they want but imo people with special noses look too perfect if they get their nose done. I love it when someone has a special nose and I love to compliment them on their nose ❤
Lol okay but my favorite part was Nicholas telling his story at the end!!! His laughter is SO CONTAGIOUS HAHAHAHA I replayed that like at least five times 🤣🤣🤣
i used to always feel so uncomfortable with how my nose looks, and always said i’d consider getting something small done to lift it- but that was until my grandpa passed away. now i look in the mirror and i see him and it is kinda comforting ❤
I'm a dude Hairstylist and worked at a Korean salon for about two years and If you know a bit of Korean culture you know what they will tell you absolutely everything thats on their minds about your appearance in the name of health (they mean well). I almost has an agreement with one of my co workers because she 100% thought I had a nose job. One time a client was telling me about her procedures (she looked perfect so pretty) and ANOTHER co worker has had this client before and she started to talking to my client AND NAMES THE SURGERYS I SUPPOSEDLY HAD!!!!!!! LMAO! apparently I got a Nose job, a hair transplant and jaw surgery... I eventually showed them all a picture when I was a kid because apparently they all really thought... I also never wanted to find out if this was a complement or not LOL
@@OtakuKawaiiKat my ex boyfriend is also kroean and he brought up my potentially getting surgery for my nose. i broke my nose when i was really little and that caused it to grow a bulbous tip. the way he defended himself imediately after was like, "ohh i just thought it wasn't fair for you to live with a broken nose you know".. i still don't know what to think of it but honestly im in my healing girl era and am slowly learning to love my nose. i have considered it from time to time, prior to him even mentioning it, bc i have problems breathing (i breathe really quietly but it has become a habit to take deep breaths every few minutes, possibly bc im not getting enough oxygen through my regular/short/quiet breaths)
4:03 not tryna be that person but what he said wasn't very open-minded and kind of excluding a lot of those that get bullied into getting one. I mean yes, nowadays everyone is preaching the love yourself movement, preaching about getting things done for yourself, but that doesn't mean everyone deep down doesn't have an insecurity or that people don't have insecurities anymore. Even Sophia said she basically got pretty much bullied into it. He has to be somewhat insecure too since he got it done, nobody just gets it because they want to unless you are rich and got a lot of money laying around to spend, but even so those that get it because they're rich can somewhat be insecure too because they're changing their appearance. Basically what I'm saying is, everyone that gets an unnecessary nose job has to be somewhat insecure whether it's a little or a lot, to have gotten a nose job costing thousands of dollars that can alter how you look all together.
4:03 At first he said that if you wanted to do it, you would do it for yourself and not for someone else. Then he said that he did it because he wanted to look like his brother🙃🙃🙃
im saying, then she said she didnt know what an open and closed one is but then said she had a open one? THEN she got her date wrong? Im surprised nobody voted her
devon is my guess. her nostrils are uneven and that’s usually a dead giveaway that you have a natural nose. or more so the inverse lol. if you have perfectly symmetrical nostrils it’s usually a sign of a nose job.
not true. i have very obviously nostrils (if you're paying attention to them) and i had a nose job. my surgeon didn't want to touch them because he said it's not a big enough deal and the scars for it would be harder to hide
Just by watching these people talk about plastic surgeries, i instantly knew that i don't need to be dissected and restructured and having all those after-effects etc for so many years to come.
Damn, these types of comments just keep the cycle going. You literally said nothing about her other than her looks so why wouldn't other women see this and get carved up?
@@Aaron-kj8dv You have a point actually, but are you just saying this cause she had plastic surgery? Would it be wrong to complement a natural attractive woman as it still promotes beauty standards? Should people say nothing positive after her surgery cause it would support her body dysmorphia? I just wanna know what your line is. Also, this video doesn't provide much other than their appearance.
@SHINeeismydrugXP no, I think it's normal and fine to compliment men or women if it's genuine. It's just weird to type a comment that says nothing about the person other than their looks in any video, but especially a video like this.
Honestly this is reeeally interesting. I got my nose job 5 years ago and it was definitely a pretty major procedure. Of course I look like someone had beaten me up severely and the first two weeks after surgery were extremely painful and exhausting, but as soon as they took the cast of I loved it more than I ever thought I could. I had anticipated hating my nose even more than I did before for a year after surgery but for me it was never very swollen at all. Interesting how bodies can be so different. I had an open rhinoplasty and you can definitely see the scar if I tilt my head back. On really cold days it will get a little red. The cost is crazy too, some of them paid almost 10x what I had to pay, as my German health insurance paid for the parts of the surgery deemed a medical necessity (I didn't even have very significant breathing problems, but according to the doc it met the criteria). I wonder if these people also had part of it covered by their insurance or if they had to pay everything out of pocket.
i havent watched it till the end yet but did u guys notice MARK saying that he HAD to have the surgery due to sleep apnea at 3:20 ..and then also says that he had it cuz his brother had it so he got it too at 5:15 .. like.. THAT IS SO SUS
I knew it was devon from the start. She has a nice nose but none of it is “perfect”. For example the blonde’s nose isn’t nice but her profile is unnaturally straight
Okay so I know Mark from High School and the reason he got the nose job is because of something completely different. But I’m not gonna air out his dirty laundry. Let’s just say he didn’t wanna get recognized.
it's crazy. I've got a big hump but wouldn't change for anything. granted I've never been bullied for it, only gotten a few weird comments, but yes I have a big nose. yes it's uneven. idk though I really like it. sometimes I have my moments lol, but overall no way I would get a nose job even if it was free.
I have to have my septum fixed, and I’m terrified it’ll change the shape of my nose lol. It’s big, and I’ve been teased for it all my life, but I love it.
being bullied into getting a nose job is incredibly sad :/
it’s very common though 😢. people are mean asfk.
Having someone else’s comments drive you to change your body is wild. Never allow someone’s words to have that much weight in your life.
@@Loregasmoit’s easier said than done.
It really is.
@@urbanzs It's actually pretty easy, trust me. It just takes time as it isn't instant, you have to remind yourself everytime you notice other people's opinions affecting your own choices.
Something to pay attention to for finding the mole is when they ask if you want to continue the game. The mole was the last one to raise her hand after the end of round 2. This legit happens like every game unless the mole was already voted out and the last person truly believes that the mole is out.
thats obvious
It happens EVERYTIME
They should always vote anonymously
Except for the "6 Black Men vs 1 Secret White Guy" episode where Rob (the mole) was the second person to vote to continue the game even though they were all blindfolded and had no way of seeing whether anyone else wanted to continue the game. He probably would've won the game that round if he hadn't voted to continue (I think 3 out of 5 players voted to continue the game, and he was one of those 3 that voted to continue), but he was so confident that he could survive another round and ended up winning.
ive noticed this too!
Caught me off guard how Faith said she got her nose job done in Dec 18, 2018 and then Devon followed up saying June 19, 2019
SAMEEEE
How come?
18,18,19,19
frr
I thought it was crazier everyone giving out exact dates
I just wanted to call out Mark’s little hypocrisy. He mentioned how Faith might’ve been the mole because she “did” her nose job for another person. He was like you shouldn’t do it for other people. But if you listened to her story she did it for herself, to be free and cut off ties with her father. Not to mention literally after Mark tells everyone he got his nose job because his brother had a got one and he wanted to do be like him like…
Lmaoooo exactly what I thought
exactly
Thats because no one gets it for themselves there is some insecurity behind it
exactly. Considering he chose his words, he mentioned that, "someone did that for another person" is just comical for Faith literally said that she had done it for herself, so that her own self could be free and untied from the people in her past. His logic is full of flaws.
yesss!! not to mention he even said he got a nose job for sleep apnea, then he says that??
I love how honest and open Care was. Her questions and answers definitely helped them to find the mole easier cause they were very specific questions.
she seemed so knowledgeable and inquisitive, also girlie is gorgeous
I'm not in love with the use of "perfect nose" being the opposite of Italian / Lebanese noses. It's kind of messed up
And general African noses😭😭😭
not too long or wide
Same, it's fucked up and people dont even realize it
That's literally what it is in America, though. The more "ethnic" your nose is, the more it's disliked. You see that the majority of people on there for non-injuries had naturally "ethnic" noses, the almost had a full little ethnic circle there. It's very unfortunate that people do not see how terrible and unrealistic the "ideal beauty standards" are especially when they are imposed on such diverse communities by one single racial group.
I strongly appreciate diversity, but I personally had serious body image issues until I moved to live in a more homogenous area, where my features were "normal." I think everyone could benefit from diversity, but also it can be important to make sure that young children are exposed to large communities of people who have those features to show them that nothing is wrong with themselves. I owe so much of my self-acceptance to simply seeing other people with my features accepting themselves and never knit-picking things that are completely fine and normal to have.
That's called Eurocentric beauty standards
I feel this obessesion with noses need to stop. Granted there are a lot of physical traits we are too fixated on. I wish society was more of a melting pot of appearances but it seems like everyone just want to end up looking like clones
facts, people are afraid of being different. they're scared to be the outlier and of what others think since they're different from them. Having our own features is what makes us unique, so yea I do wish we had more of a melting pot of appearances too
@@zelrius8714 false. they're not "afraid to be different" its because our beauty standard is white Eurocentric features and everyone wants to feel beautiful by everyone
yeah this episode alone is weird, people focus on the stupidest details nowadays.
@@yutasnonexistentlines4904both can be true at the same time. Bullies bully others for being different to mask their incapabilities of accepting their own differences, so they shame those who are different from the “norm” which causes others to fear of being the odd one out. Because nobody wants to be ostracized. But society does push the beauty standards to be more Eurocentric.
@@yutasnonexistentlines4904most disliked noses are white and European though? Your point makes no sense.
the girl really went "It's not about hating your looks ans feeling insecure at all" when that's literally all they talked about lol
nothing wrong with feeling insecure but sometimes you gotta be honest with yourself
Exactly! One of the biggest problems with people getting cosmetic/plastic surgery is they tend to say they didn't get it because they’re insecure but they definitely did! You wouldn't have gotten work done if you liked how you looked before.
Sometimes people just want to enhance what they already have haha
Can't fix a problem if you deny that it exists. It's actually very sad that they feel all of this pressure then have to deny that they feel any pressure at all.
Yeah it's always been the biggest cope. They even continued to say they felt insecure afterwards because of various reasons. It doesn't solve the core issue given to them by societal standards. If people want to see what real self acceptance looks like, talk to confident short guys. There's no niche for them like there are for even flat chested women and how many would stay short if limb lengthening didn't involve crippling yourself? Not many.
frs, what is she even saying LOL
It's unfortunate that the guys were voted off first, because that skateboarding story needed to be shared with the group!
Idk what that Asian girl is talking about. Being insecure and not liking the way you look sounds like the exact reasons why people get nose jobs
To some people, it might be for medical reasons, not solely based on looks/insecurities
@evavu8241 Medical version is a septoplasty, not rhinoplasty, and it's not considered a nose job usually because the focus is not aesthetics.
No hate to the contestants at all but I kinda hate that there's this underlying acceptance that European "ski slope" or straight noses are prettier and better. Wish we could appreciate different kinds of facial features.
The thing is european noses look better.
Deal with your inferior genes.
And european noses are not the only better looking features Euros have.
Ski slope noses are definitely not a European thing. Tall noses? Sure. But ski slope noses are commonly found in Black people and SouthEast Asians
@@aromlaa7066 I agree that those groups naturally have it. But so do most Scandinavian countries. The thin profile ski slope nose has been pushed as the ideal but I think we should recognize the beauty in other types of noses and features.
You're arguing against beauty itself Beauty standards can definitely change but if it's not white features, it'll just be something else that the majority of people don't have.
@@only_fair23
White features are considered superior for beauty criteria alone.
And there are plenty of white people who do not meet those criteria, and some non-whites who do.
i thought faith's story about cutting off ties with her dad was so thoughtful. it really shows people have all sorts of emotional reasons for cosmetic surgery. it was a little lame for mark to belittle that
I am pretty sure that if you get unnecessary and expensive surgery, then you are doing it due to insecurity about the way you look. Our nose is such a central feature of our face, that it completely changes the way you look when you get it done. So you have to dislike it alot to do it.
"I'm not insecure but I let a complete stranger put a knife in my face and dig around and then afterwards I gave him enough money to buy a new car"
Ikr, the biggest cope 🤣 theyre only lying to themselves. It's ok to be insecure and get it, just stop lying about not have the procedure or the reasons for getting it..@@Aaron-kj8dv
@@Aaron-kj8dv Yes, it's an unfortunate lie that we need to stop allowing people to tell themselves. If we acknowledge the truth, then we can address it and maybe learn to combat it or prevent it at the root. People being that uncomfortable with themselves to unnecessarily subject themselves to invasive procedures is not healthy and we need to stop minimizing the underlying issues that cause people to make these decisions for themselves.
facts, they have to be somewhat insecure (whether or not they got it for themselves or got bullied) to have gotten it done especially if it was unnecessary like you said. Nobody just gets a nose job just to get a nose job
Yes seriously…. nobody who is truly secure in themselves and their appearance is getting unnecessary & expensive cosmetic surgery….
10:33 How can you get a nose job without the main intent behind doing so being insecurity? Only reason to get a nose job is for better facial harmony, giving more attractive appearance. That’s literally insecurity since you care what people think of you looks-wise. And for the dense people who think I’m influencing the negative stigma for nose jobs. I never said it was a bad thing, I’m pointing out the reason on why people who get their nose done.
There are a lot of people that have deviated septum’s, causing them to have breathing problems, especially during sleep. Depending on the severity of the deviation, some people can’t even smell properly. This issue is usually fixed trough surgical procedures such as rhinoplasty, aka nose job. When the septum is straightened out, the nose also has a straighter look to it and usually completes the person’s facial harmony better. I hope this explains some of you questions 😊
There are a number of reasons why people get cosmetic surgeries. Didn't you hear the blond girl's reason? She wanted to not see her father's nose when she looked at herself in the mirror. That's not an insecurity. She just didn't want to look like someone she wasn't fold of. Some people have a crooked nose and want to straighten it for a aesthetic reasons, but it's not necessarily that theyre insecure about it. They just think correcting it would look nicer. You have to be able to distinguish between getting a procedure because you feel inadequate without it versus getting a procedure because you personally like the way it looks. And like the comment above me said, there are functional reasons for getting a nose job as well.
@@kathrynsun3731 The blonde girl was insecure? Exactly she didn’t LIKE the way her nose looked because it reminded her of her father, that in itself is insecurity since she has an inability to cope - lacking confidence on the way her nose looks. Yes of course you can get a nose job because you like the way it’ll look afterwards. However that’s not to say there isn’t a lack of confidence and issue you find with YOUR nose which made you go out of your way to surgically change its shape. And I did say before that having it changed for medical reasons is different and not the context we’re referring to.
@bananajotaro8557 not wanting your face to reflect someone you don't associate with anymore as a way of cutting them out of your life is not the same thing as lacking confidence or being insecure about it. People do things that make them happier, but in order for for that to be considered an insecurity, it would require that they have a diminished sense of self worth due to that feature. You seem to not be able to distinguish between those 2 concepts. Someone surgically splitting their tongue because they like the look is in no way due to an insecurity unless they feel like less of a person without it. And ultimately, you're an outsider making an assumption based on your own beliefs about why people get procedures.
@@kathrynsun3731 It shows she had inability to cope with the way her nose looked, reasoning doesn’t matter since the core reason she’s decided to get rhinoplasty is to change the shape of her nose. Rather than move on with it, she chose to get rhinoplasty.
The context you gave of someone getting their tongue split is entirely different. People get it done for pure aesthetic reasons, no one gets their appearance judged for the shape of their tongue like people with different shaped noses do. The tongue isn’t something people consider/focus upon nor does it stick out to the public. Noses are almost the first thing people consider when it comes to physical appearance and attractiveness (fitting the beauty standard). Tongue splitting and rhinoplasty have different distinct motivations.
Whether I’m an outsider making assumptions doesn’t matter. One can say the same thing to you too.
Jubilee be doing the most unhinged episodes these days and it has got me dying laughing 😂😂
How is this unhinged? Let me guess, white and gated neighbourhood
how is this unhinged?
They want to preach tolerance, but they keep making videos to make people feel worse.
@@isla2922 My guess would be they have a boring life or they do not know what unhinged means
@@eugenetswonghow
Care is so insanely beautiful, honestly one of the most gorgeous people I have ever seen wow. And she also seems so smart and just genuinely sweet.
love how informative and transparent care is. and she is stunningggggg
"Asian Angelina Jolie" 8:01
Would have been interesting to see the before pictures compared to now.
If I pay 15k for my nose that doctor makes damn sure that I can smell in 4k clarity
If I pay 15k for my nose it better grow legs out the nostrils and walk me to and back from work.
I’ve followed Care’s recovery journey from the beginning! Love her transparency
where does she share it? i tried checking her IG but couldn't find anything about her journey 😳
On her ig! The “dear childhood bully” reel
@@hopsfyShe was posting about it on her stories when she was going through the whole recovery process. Very transparent about it and answered all of the questions people asked during the time
@@evavu8241 Do you remember who her doctor is?
Everyone agrees that skin bleaching to whiten one's skin is horrible but for some reason people don't care about nose jobs. They're just as horrible as skin bleaching if not worse. If your ancestors had hooked noses, so what? that makes your face unique and makes you carry your ancestors heritage. How sad is it for your DNA to be carried allllll~ this way through allllll~ your ancestors only for you to literally pay thousands to injure yourself and break your nose to fit in a silly Americanized beauty standard? It's so absurd!!!
Care is nice and beautiful but what she said at the end doesn't make sense to me. If you even think about getting a cosmetic nose job, is because you are kind of insecure and unhappy with what you have appearance wise and that is okay. I mean you are spending 10k to 20k! This must be a heavy insecurity to spend that.
Really want to see 6 millennials vs 1 secret gen z 👀
I’m sorry….it’s “DEFINITELY not the case” that people get nose jobs because they’re insecure about their noses? Come on girl
Totally agree with you...like is anyone doing surgeries on thing that they are secure about...?What?
I got a nose job, and wasn’t insecure about my nose. Did I like it? Not really. Did I care how it looked? Also, not really. But when the opportunity came to get it done, I went for it. Why bother assuming everyone gets it done for the same reason? Everyone’s experiences are different.
@@LifetoLive1but why waste money like that if you didn't care in the first place
@@LifetoLive1You spent a whole lot of money and endured a year of healing for something unnecessary that didn't bother you ? Okay..
@@LifetoLive1 that's fine its honestly the "definitely" part that gets me haha
Devon clearly has the most natural looking one
It's understandable that some people would want to get surgery to fix what they think is their big imperfection, especially now when ~$20k between you and what you feel like would solve your issues, it's a sad state of our society though that people so young (mid teens!) are feeling it necessary to go under the knife to gain social acceptance and feel comfortable in their own skin. Lots of money in our media making people feel insecure and incomplete, and plastic surgeons are cashing in hand over fist
yeah, actually sad to be that it becomes normalized other than in medical cases. all for people feeling more confident, but it's sad to me that the beauty standards are so unrealistic that many feel the need for surgery to achieve "beauty", and for companies to profit off of that..
Very true, if there was a surgery where I could eat whatever I wanted and never gain unhealthy weight I'd pay like $100k lol
@@amberlc7 I don't think it's unrealistic per se, It's just that realistically everyone isn't going to 100% meet it. Such is life. People seem to have a problem with average.
Some of them you can honestly tell they got it done.
Honestly shocked how much they paid. I got mine done in Florida 2020 for only 7k with NO pain NO bruising and NO face swelling
who did you go to?
But we don’t even know what material they used and what exact procedure they got to compare though
@@sarahp7950 i went to doctor garcia facial plastic surgery in Jacksonville!
Same here, i got mine done in argentina with no swelling and no bruising, it was so easy haha
I got mine in NYC for $5k. It was in 2013 but I still don't think that much of an increase in prices makes sense!
If plastic surgery helps boost someone's confidence, I don't see a problem with it. However, I will say it is sad that some felt pressured into it.
The way I always look at it, is that surgeries don't boost confidence. What it does is removing the problem that felt bigger than one's confidence. Cause confidence is a personality trait and that doesn't change after a surgery.
I do see a problem with it, though. Because there is always a reason why you are doing it - to conform to the eurocentric beauty standards. And whilst doing so, you are making it more popular, something that should be sought after. It is an indirect slap to people with ethnic noses and everyone who doesn't fit the standard, because the surgery says that that is not what is beautiful. Although I would like to imagine that people do it purely for self-confidence and don't care whether others will commit to it as well, fact of the matter is, we are not living in a vacuum and our actions do have an indirect impact on others around us, because subconciously we start thinking that the accepted ''plastic surgery look'' is normal.
They also could've gone to therapy to help boost their confidence about their natural features without changing them 🤷♀️
I agree with you, I appreciate their honesty but it can be an issue if they have kids and the kids don't have their parents features, they may subconsciously pass their insecurities to their offspring
To me cosmetic surgery is just a band aid. The real problem is internal. That's why when makeup was suggested to me I rejected it. They get it to conform to beauty standards but that helps make the beauty standards worse. People in certain countries don't even know what an average person looks like anymore. They're raising the standards which makes it difficult for other people.
10:40 ITS CLEARLY THE CASE FOR 90% OF THE PEOPLE GETTING IT LMAO WDYM XD
eh, let her imagine we're living in a bubble.
@@greton5225 XD
They should of put an ethnic nose job just to really confuse them 😂
They had 2 up there
The asian one's wasn't, it was just a generic button upturned pointy nose. She wanted to look like 'asian angelina joie' which is sad cause she doesn't find beauty in her own race.@@jayv7006
@@jayv7006the asian girl had an ethnic nose too
Majority of the time I prefer people's original nose, especially middle eastern
In the past couple years for some reason I started finding bigger noses on women attractive.
I even saw a reality show where there was this Eastern European woman with a big nose and she was so stunning and when I looked her up on IG I saw she had a nose job and like in an instant I lost my attraction
@@Aaron-kj8dv Same! I think it's because my grandma had a big nose and I always thought my grandma was the most beautiful woman so now as an adult I'm way more attracted to larger noses than the cookie cutter upturn.
Lovely as always, Jubilee, thank you & to everyone who participated. Nicholas was cracking me up when he was saying about the skateboarding & way he was saying about that story LOL, I don't know why but it just cracked me up and I love it!
Of course people can get a nose job if they want but imo people with special noses look too perfect if they get their nose done. I love it when someone has a special nose and I love to compliment them on their nose ❤
yeah a lot of people ruin a unique nose with a nose job!
Lol okay but my favorite part was Nicholas telling his story at the end!!! His laughter is SO CONTAGIOUS HAHAHAHA I replayed that like at least five times 🤣🤣🤣
i used to always feel so uncomfortable with how my nose looks, and always said i’d consider getting something small done to lift it- but that was until my grandpa passed away. now i look in the mirror and i see him and it is kinda comforting ❤
I'm a dude Hairstylist and worked at a Korean salon for about two years and If you know a bit of Korean culture you know what they will tell you absolutely everything thats on their minds about your appearance in the name of health (they mean well). I almost has an agreement with one of my co workers because she 100% thought I had a nose job. One time a client was telling me about her procedures (she looked perfect so pretty) and ANOTHER co worker has had this client before and she started to talking to my client AND NAMES THE SURGERYS I SUPPOSEDLY HAD!!!!!!! LMAO! apparently I got a Nose job, a hair transplant and jaw surgery... I eventually showed them all a picture when I was a kid because apparently they all really thought... I also never wanted to find out if this was a complement or not LOL
thats so sad oh my gosh but the korean superficiality is so real. my bf is korean and i feel like his upbringing was rly superficial
@@OtakuKawaiiKat I hear that! I do feel like they mean well in general
@@OtakuKawaiiKat my ex boyfriend is also kroean and he brought up my potentially getting surgery for my nose. i broke my nose when i was really little and that caused it to grow a bulbous tip. the way he defended himself imediately after was like, "ohh i just thought it wasn't fair for you to live with a broken nose you know".. i still don't know what to think of it but honestly im in my healing girl era and am slowly learning to love my nose. i have considered it from time to time, prior to him even mentioning it, bc i have problems breathing (i breathe really quietly but it has become a habit to take deep breaths every few minutes, possibly bc im not getting enough oxygen through my regular/short/quiet breaths)
4:03 not tryna be that person but what he said wasn't very open-minded and kind of excluding a lot of those that get bullied into getting one. I mean yes, nowadays everyone is preaching the love yourself movement, preaching about getting things done for yourself, but that doesn't mean everyone deep down doesn't have an insecurity or that people don't have insecurities anymore. Even Sophia said she basically got pretty much bullied into it. He has to be somewhat insecure too since he got it done, nobody just gets it because they want to unless you are rich and got a lot of money laying around to spend, but even so those that get it because they're rich can somewhat be insecure too because they're changing their appearance. Basically what I'm saying is, everyone that gets an unnecessary nose job has to be somewhat insecure whether it's a little or a lot, to have gotten a nose job costing thousands of dollars that can alter how you look all together.
I love how proudly the guys showed off their straight septums.
It's kind of sad
@@Allyfynit’s not. crooked septums can cause breathing issues.
@@cnmngrl key word: "can"
Okay but Nicholas seems so funny bring him back for another vid
10:41 What is it then if not insecurity due to not liking the way it looks…? Someone tell me because this makes no sense.
That asian girl just broke the "smart" stereotype. Having a bump on the bridge of nose is NATURAL
4:03 At first he said that if you wanted to do it, you would do it for yourself and not for someone else. Then he said that he did it because he wanted to look like his brother🙃🙃🙃
I honestly thought it was sophia especially how hard she was smiling at the end
im saying, then she said she didnt know what an open and closed one is but then said she had a open one? THEN she got her date wrong? Im surprised nobody voted her
Care is perfectttt she look incredible beautifull
Funny sophia talking about breathing problems when her vlice literally sounds congested af everytime she talks.
How does everyone remember the exact date of their nose job lmao. I had my wisdom teeth out this year and I don't even remember what month it was XD
Did you pay 15.000 though 😂😂
devon is my guess. her nostrils are uneven and that’s usually a dead giveaway that you have a natural nose.
or more so the inverse lol. if you have perfectly symmetrical nostrils it’s usually a sign of a nose job.
That was my thought too.
That was my guess too. She doesn't have a perfect nose lol.
That’s exactly what I thought, I was like “dang they botched her nose”😭 and then when I found out it was natural I was like oops🫢
not true. i have very obviously nostrils (if you're paying attention to them) and i had a nose job. my surgeon didn't want to touch them because he said it's not a big enough deal and the scars for it would be harder to hide
Care is so stunning
Just by watching these people talk about plastic surgeries, i instantly knew that i don't need to be dissected and restructured and having all those after-effects etc for so many years to come.
Care is honestly so pretty
Would probably be even prettier with her natural nose
Damn, these types of comments just keep the cycle going. You literally said nothing about her other than her looks so why wouldn't other women see this and get carved up?
@Aaron-kj8dv boi stfu, shi now days can't even compliment ppl without someone getting sensitive 😒
@@Aaron-kj8dv You have a point actually, but are you just saying this cause she had plastic surgery? Would it be wrong to complement a natural attractive woman as it still promotes beauty standards? Should people say nothing positive after her surgery cause it would support her body dysmorphia? I just wanna know what your line is. Also, this video doesn't provide much other than their appearance.
@SHINeeismydrugXP no, I think it's normal and fine to compliment men or women if it's genuine.
It's just weird to type a comment that says nothing about the person other than their looks in any video, but especially a video like this.
Loving the crazy episodes, but would love to see Stacks again
SOPHIA IS GORGEOUS
getting a nose job cause you hate your dad is so?? LMAO
exactly….like girl just say you hated your nose its alot better
Yt womyn lol
Ok but I’m still convinced that Sophia is the mole😂
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The hair in this group was beautifullll
Sophia and Care are stunning
Im guessing this video is supposed to make people hate their natural noses 💀
Honestly this is reeeally interesting. I got my nose job 5 years ago and it was definitely a pretty major procedure. Of course I look like someone had beaten me up severely and the first two weeks after surgery were extremely painful and exhausting, but as soon as they took the cast of I loved it more than I ever thought I could. I had anticipated hating my nose even more than I did before for a year after surgery but for me it was never very swollen at all. Interesting how bodies can be so different. I had an open rhinoplasty and you can definitely see the scar if I tilt my head back. On really cold days it will get a little red.
The cost is crazy too, some of them paid almost 10x what I had to pay, as my German health insurance paid for the parts of the surgery deemed a medical necessity (I didn't even have very significant breathing problems, but according to the doc it met the criteria). I wonder if these people also had part of it covered by their insurance or if they had to pay everything out of pocket.
The vibe of the Care its insane!!
i havent watched it till the end yet but did u guys notice MARK saying that he HAD to have the surgery due to sleep apnea at 3:20 ..and then also says that he had it cuz his brother had it so he got it too at 5:15 .. like.. THAT IS SO SUS
I knew it was devon from the start. She has a nice nose but none of it is “perfect”. For example the blonde’s nose isn’t nice but her profile is unnaturally straight
Damn never thought they'd come up w such an idea 😭😂
Imagine being weak minded enough to be bullied into getting a nose job🤣
Okay so I know Mark from High School and the reason he got the nose job is because of something completely different. But I’m not gonna air out his dirty laundry. Let’s just say he didn’t wanna get recognized.
Care is beautiful 😍
it's crazy. I've got a big hump but wouldn't change for anything. granted I've never been bullied for it, only gotten a few weird comments, but yes I have a big nose. yes it's uneven. idk though I really like it. sometimes I have my moments lol, but overall no way I would get a nose job even if it was free.
nicholas was fried asf😭😭😭😂
Sophia was such a character 😂❤loved her so much!!
same!! i wanna know her ig
Sophia sounds SO MUCH like Harper Zilmer
I WAS THINKING THIS
Clocked Devon round 1, I figured someone with a rhinoplasty wouldn't have such a seriously deviated septum still.
My mom's nose is exactly like the mole's, she's always asked where she got her work done 😂
Literally knew it was Devon from the first 1 second of video)
Noone who tells the truth is that tense, pushy and doesn't blink)
I became suspicious of the mole when she claimed that tons of people she knew in Boston were getting nose jobs and that it "wasn't a big deal"
this has become a staple series on youtube💪💪
Care,Devon & Mark have the best noses!
This is a fun topic and all, but don't think it's appropriate to promote body dysmorphia. It is unhealthy.
I'm just inlove with Care's hair
Me too girl
great job jubilee, cant wait to watch 5 hand jobs vs 1 real hand!
You know it’s been a rough segment and there’s bad blood when everyone just kinda shirks and shrugs and walks away at the end
Care is so gorgeous! WOW!
Not me being like 'Devon!? From Snowflake mountain'
I thought I'd be able to figure it out, but the one who didn't get a nose job is the one I thought for sure had one 😂
4:06 bro heard anatomy by Kenzie, she changed her nose because of her father
lmaoo
“Perfect nose”
care looks stunning
Can you give us their SURGEONS
You're beautiful the way you are honey
I knew Devon looked familiar.. Snowflake Mountain was top tier fr.
How are we not talking about how pretty care is
"The Asian Angelina Jolie" huh???? She is so delulu
Care is way too gorgeous.
Where’s Fousey when u need him?
This is really bothering me, who ever made the thumbnail said find the nose job but its 5 nose jobs vs 1 real nose 😭
I have to have my septum fixed, and I’m terrified it’ll change the shape of my nose lol. It’s big, and I’ve been teased for it all my life, but I love it.
Same! I don’t even hate my nose it’s people teasing me or me comparing myself to others.
Care is so gorgeous
The Asian girl is omg gorgeous 😍
Them: “I’m not getting it because of insecurity”
Also them: “I was bullied because of my looks”
My nose is slightly crooked from being broken when I got jumped in middle school and I've been so insecure about it
care is stunning
Grateful to be part of this episode and share my rhino experience!
Thank you for having me 🤍
Care
You're so gorg and I love what u said at the end
Bruh why do you want to look white so badly, it's sad. I hope you find beauty in your own race, these eurocentric standards got to you...
You seem like such a sweet and genuine person. Wishing you the best
Thank you for answering my Qs about your experience and your surgeon!!
@@sincerelyyours4989 Who's her surgeon?
I’m surprised no one asked what material they used for their nose jobs 😅
What do you mean? Nothing is inserted in the nose. They shave off the extra cartilage.
@@LifetoLive1they sometimes add rib or ear cartilage for support or to add projection.
It is very obviously Devon...her nose is the only one that is asymmetrical.