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[@thethirdeyejourney3530]

At the end of the day I think this whole thing said more about OUR community than it did about Shea Moisture. It's crazy how we blew this out of proportion and in every forum people are making up their own definitions of diversity and blackness. So now we go from an idiotic commercial to alienating those of us who apparently aren't black enough for some of y'all and that is crazy disheartening. The real work starts with us and I'm tired of people getting angry every time they feel slighted but not doing anything about it. A lot of y'all have been talking about fully investing in 100% black owned businesses since Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown and we're still in the same damn place. I'm tired of being mad and watching black people alienate other black people because it's the easy way out. At this point if you're not going to do the work to spark change then there's no sense in causing all of this commotion.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

LOVE.....THIS.

[@criskai04]

The Third Eye Journey Yes and thank you!

[@onceevery4years]

@The Third Eye Journey What do you mean alienating those who aren't black enough? Black people don't look like a monolith and of course in a commercial centering white women...they go for the most palatable POC. I'm not gonna play any oppression olympics, but that was done on purpose. I'm not upset about it or gonna try to tell people how to identify themselves but that doesn't mean it's bad to have a convo around what Shea Moisture commercial was suppose to signify from the people they chose to the script that we heard. Even though this is not the main point of your comment, I don't think that part should be convoluted into something negative...I think people are just noticing a trend.

[@thethirdeyejourney3530]

@mysteryell13 So I'll elaborate because that point wasn't made in the context of the discussion over the ad itself. For example, I watched another video on this topic from a fellow KZbinr who is black with skintone on the lighter spectrum and hair in the 3b to 4a category. She said that she wasn't sure how she felt about proceeding following the whole debacle but that she wasn't necessarily as upset once she saw the other commercials within the campaign. There were quite a few comments essentially telling her that because of her light skin and hair texture she had no way of understanding systematic white supremacy and that she really had no say in the matter as a woman with lighter skin. Unfortunately, I've heard a lot of statements such as that and it is heavily problematic. Yes, the use of racial ambiguity is a problem in mainstream media but we also can't lose sight of the fact that black is black. There are too many people that have adopted this new idea that there is a criteria for being black and that if you fit that criteria then you are supposed to be a champion for every single issue. My overall point is that we are allowing problematic issues to create a void within our community and if we don't fix those cracks within then we won't fix anything. I do believe that the topic of what SM did is soooooo important, but we won't reach resolutions until we love EACH OTHER more. Sorry that this was so long lol.

[@onceevery4years]

No, you're right...there are definitely cases of black people overstepping other black people in spite. I understand. Nobody should have the ability to strip someone of their black experience just because they're lighter skinned with curly hair. I think what I was gearing more toward was equal representation of all black people in the media and why light skinned curly haired people are considered more palatable. I misunderstood what you were alluding to.

[@lewiswilliams6331]

lol "White ppl, Caucasians, W's"

[@ShaunaRose1111]

Lewis Williams 😅😅😅

[@elevatedgoddess3917]

Lewis Williams 😂😂😂

[@apeace209]

It don't make no sense how fast I clicked when I seen that water jug, lmaooo. 😂😂

[@queeniegal]

acosby20 😂😂😂😂😂 yassssss...me too

[@NaturallyKoilyKuteness78]

acosby20 😭😭😭😂😂😂same

[@kanoyinfalayi7269]

acosby20 me too 😂😂

[@corelle8055]

Ditto

[@shontasweetieable]

Same.

[@shontasweetieable]

Having a dark skin woman with "4c" hair in the commercial still wouldn't change the fact that the quality of their products went down... shea moisture should've been cancelled......

[@tjtanner9311]

I think having the darkest skin and 4c hair is seen as literally at the bottom of the totem pole in terms of Eurocentric standards of beauty which you can probably understand why a lot of black women are saying they don't feel their beauty, complexion and hair type is represented in this commercial and such all the time. That's why they're upset. I would also agree that we need representation of like you said male naturals and locs.

[@onceevery4years]

Right!!!

[@TheCarnivoreSoprano]

tj Tanner I am dark skinned with 4c hair and tbh I don't give a shit. the ad is for the ppl it was intended for. shea moisture products suck and blk ppl need to atop acting like they didn't change their products a long time ago.

[@sunkissedtaetae5017]

im not black but i thought exactly the same way

[@ldkgn1]

SunKissedTaeTae I just started using Shea moisture 3 months ago. So I had no Idea about the product changing. all I know is that the hair smoothie worked great on my 4a 4b hair. And the JBCO leave in worked great on my daughters 3a 3b hair. I was sad about the commercial being a dark skin woman because Aussie, Herbal Essence, and Garnier has always been 100% WHITE so I thought finally darker skin women are going to get some attention in a huge way with Shea Moisture. But I should have known that will never happen! I guess I am going to get to see more WHITE WOMEN 99.9% of the time in hair commercials because now I know that's what the people all over the world wants. Have a nice day.

[@Heyericahey]

I'm with you🙄 I went back to hair grease along time ago.. I figured these companies out! And you did say this lol actually your video when you was talking about these companies made me realize.. so I went back old school BLUE MAGIC and water! No shame in my game .. my hair was hella healthy an long when my mama did it with just water and grease! Naturals y'all better wake up! And I will be doing a video talking about hair grease 😂

[@jasminematilda]

Truly Maven lol that certainly is all that was used on my hair back in the day! BLUE magic (or that coconut one lol) and water! I know how to make my own deep conditioner if i need to and i just need something awesome to detangle my hair with. what goes in it afterwards just isn't that deep for me. my fav way to moisturize my hair is with this $3 hair lotion from family dollar. And I actually just found an awesome $4 dollar detangling spray too lol so I'm kinda good 😕 unless I'm straightening my hair or long term protective styling I just don't need much else. And I find most shampoos interchangeable

[@ShaunaRose1111]

Truly Maven I love Blue Magic!

[@glamnp5456]

Truly Maven my mom used Dax Lolol! Then switch to BB.

[@keisha5542]

same!

[@lovingbeauty2475]

GlamNP Dax was my jam back in the day. might have to go back

[@TyGabrielle]

Whispers "The W's" lmaoo

[@eartianwerewolf]

I laughed pretty hard at that XD.

[@emilydavis9208]

when the white girl said she was teased in school😂😂😂

[@destinyshae07]

emily davis did you laugh as hard as l did? cuz girllllll....😂😂😂😂😂

[@Cleekia]

emily davis lol they always playing t victim they never give us something

[@emilydavis9208]

my thing is.... why do we keep giving away our tinctures and potions??? they knew nothing about no shea butter or oils back in the day! buy frm the girl dwn the street making hair infusions or make ya own

[@Kharizmah]

It's true even white people are ashamed of having curly hair. It's kind of sad. It's rare to see a hair add with anyone with non-straight hair.

[@Ebonycocodoll]

Kharizmah 🤣🤣🤣 Why do they get perms though?

[@tauruslove88]

No I dont think they made a mistake in marketing at all. The ad went through all of the usual checks, they knew exactly what they were doing.

[@lblancelot]

Kimmy G bingo!

[@Uniquaization]

say it again!

[@AdorzAaliyahSince94]

They just wanted to go viral...pulling stunts is how you get recognition these days, sadly.

[@tauruslove88]

Exactly, they set us up and we played right into their hands. Now we look bigoted and unreasonable for not wanting to share a brand, when that was't even our quarrel. I'm over it, they need to stop using us.

[@AdorzAaliyahSince94]

The exorbitant price tags made me put the jars and bottles back where it came from. I saw the whole thing as a hustle. They didn't have to be cheap, but they didn't have to be double their counterparts, either! The natural hair hustle was too dang real. Organic Root Stimulator (Namaste) has been my favorite for over a decade now. SM really blew it. TRUST! He'll see on the next business quarter that he played himself. This newly targeted audience doesn't have to show ANY undying brand loyalty. Too many other products already exist! The ones you alienate always end up being the ones you try so desperately to win back. This won't be that easy. Sadly, as long as we hold the money that they so desperately want, the games to snatch it up will continue. I don't mind going DIY on these fools! I already mix my own acrylic powders, nail polishes, cuticle balms and most recently, sugar scrubs. I have a big container of flaxseed in the kitchen and I'm shopping for other goodies online. I wish you the best on your haircare quest!

[@juliabell2629]

That is why I make own products. I buy raw Shea butter and make my own creams. That way I know what goes in to the end product. I'm a mix of type 4 hair. Yes it would be nice to see more men on products as from what I can see the men and women's products are not that much different.

[@NinaLady11]

Julia Bell Agreed. I started DIY ing early in my hair journey so now I know what my hair likes and how best to use things, so if I want to buy something from the store I'm generally very good at choosing effective products based on ingredients. I've only had a handful of fails and have never been a product junkie.

[@colbykamilah]

I'm not dark-skin, nor do I have the kinkiest hair, but I'm tired of seeing the same ol' same ol'. Women with lighter skin, and looser hair textures continue to be the focal point of certain natural hair lines. We need to see more diversity within our own community, locs, twists, kinks, coils and curls. They could've done an entire hair hate add with every type of curl pattern, texture, and hairstyle that Black women wear, but the direction they chose to go in made me end my relationship with them. I already lost faith in them because the formulas changed, and that meaningless "Break the Walls" campaign...this was the final straw for me.

[@levernejones8588]

Well, I AM dark skinned and I do have kinkier hair, so I'm DEFINITELY tired of women like me not being represented. This colorism crap needs to just go away.....but it really appears to be non-stop.

[@mspussygalore]

Oh oh he's got the water jug...get ready for it!!

[@mspussygalore]

I don't use their products...I listened to you♥

[@selenabrown8123]

Natalie Harris 😂 😂😂😂

[@FRYDAIES]

Natalie Harris iii

[@mspussygalore]

When i got the notification and saw my brotha taking a swig, I knew something pissed off/perturbed my brotha♥.He was too cool for school with the delivery because he told all of us a long time ago. He could've just said *I TOLD YOU* and ended it.

[@mspussygalore]

Yup♥

[@eboni400]

I don't think 4c naturals are saying they have it the worse, I think they're saying they get the least representation and are the least accepted. Although I do agree that people with locs need to be more included and represented in the natural hair community.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

Eboni Williams they are saying that and they are pulling the pity party card but the gag is: all they are doing is reinforcing the good hair/bad hair rhetoric. I see nothing wrong with acknowledging the issues and struggles one has experienced with their hair but when you try to dismiss or deny someone else's issues as more or less then yours then you aren't working to dismantling the favoritism toward textures which is just as harmful to our community and encourages divide and separation instead of sharing in each other's experiences as one community.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

feliceluvzya1 I have already stated everything that you said in this comment section like 10x over... Lol. This subject is a lot more in-depth than a comment section can allow me to fully express and articulate myself. But if I read your comment correctly I actually agree with nearly if not everything you just stated.

[@pink1237480]

@feliceluvzya1 then why should people care about you though?

[@mamasaidsew4843]

I stopped buying shea moisture after being strictly a shea moisture woman for 5 years, why because the formula changed and I felt that they stretched themselves too thin with 300 new lines. I'm back to shampoo, conditioner, oil and water. fro is thick and growing. I'm good.

[@destinyshae07]

terri e I got confused. Everytime l got caught up on the new line...NEXT WEKK HERE COMES ANOTHER ONE. smh...l was like are they just stupid or what?? too many lines. i tried the jbco line and last week switched to Taaliah Wajid because l finally realized that Shea Moisture was drying out my hair. I was in denial, but that shampoo has thinned out tremendously. So after l had my come to Jesus meeting with myself....lo and behold less than a week later this damn ad comes out!

[@TheStinalee201120]

terri e I bought a shampoo not to long ago that I had better luck with as a hand soap.

[@denisevasquez9988]

To me the issue isn't them expanding to other hair textures/races. A lot of mainly white owned/used hair companies have started to expand to black women which is cool. My issue is why are the formulas changing? Can't ya just make a SEPARATE line for their hair texture? Other companies don't change their formula, they do just that create a SEPARATE line for us. For example (Pantene). My Jamaican Black Castor Oil leave in is sooooo fucking runny now. Like come on! I almost spilled it when I first opened it!

[@destinyshae07]

Denise Vasquez yeah. I used all of the leave in and deep conditioner and had not repurchased...just down to the runny shampoo now and the rinse out conditioner. I dont care about the ad..its business. I care that after l shampoo and deep condition...2 days later MY HAIR IS DRY AND I JUST HAVE TWO FLAT TWISTS THAT I WRAP EVERY NIGHT AND THAT IS MY PROTECTIVE STYLE. What gives???? Shea Moisture left me hanging.

[@toniaholmes2403]

Denise Vasquez I knew I wasn't tripping about that JBCO line leave in being watered down. SMH

[@gfriend94]

Oh $nit... he got the water

[@briirene3156]

When the water jug comes out, you know he is about to drop straight facts. I love it !

[@Nataye219]

LOVE the look sweetie!!! Your hair looks healthy & amazing!!! Digging the beard too! 😍❤

[@AfrikanHairGod]

Thank you! ^_^

[@cayh3039]

PhattGurrl ikr curls were pop-ING

[@Love1nOther]

AfrikanHairGod I would love a tutorial on how you styled your fro! Perfection!

[@whateverticklesyourpicklem2518]

africanhairgod your hair is poppin!

[@queens.7916]

Carols Daughter did the same thing. I wonder who caught that?

[@samanthawilson7080]

Lovely Beauty lol been they sold out to L'Oréal

[@nissahfleming8904]

Lovely Beauty I never heard about Carols Daughter until my mom showed it to me on QVC. I asked her why she buying that stuff? She said it's made for and by black ppl. No momma....they selling it on QVC it is not for black ppl and it's not gonna work. Needless to say, that was 3-4 yrs ago and it's still in her bathroom....almost full! They even have the nerve to still put it in our aisle at Walmart.....and it's always on sale and nobody buys it!

[@tequilashots875]

Nissah Fleming carol's daughter is always on sale. Lol more watered down garbage.

[@nissahfleming8904]

I never liked the shit anyway. I bought the Jamaican Black Castor Oil line and that crap was so watery and didn't do a thing for my hair but make it nappier. I only tried it because of the hype and I didn't like it and never purchased it again. But it was in the white ppl aisle before they put it in our aisle anyway!

[@MsMoore-bj9lq]

Nissah Fleming lol

[@Sweeta_Dove]

Nissah Fleming exactly it did NOTHING for my hair

[@ladyinmauve]

Nissah Fleming wow. didn't know it was in their aisle first. my sister bought that nonsense and I was like "why is it so watery???" it was disgusting. I feel like she could've saved her money with that foolishness.

[@shanchan8247]

Nissah Fleming Black castor oil did nothing for me....regular castor oil has worked wonders!

[@l.christinejones8164]

Nissah Fleming okaaaay? girl... the "smoothie" cream in the jar makes my hair feel gross! waxy as hell and the smell... uuhk. so yes, that's a no from my hair shea moisture.

[@clothingandfreedom]

"Hey y'all... we still black!!! 👋🏾" 💀😂😂💀

[@michellepartridge7449]

I bought the JBCO collection when it came to Boots/Superdrug in the UK and realised it dried out my hair more than anything so I've been done with Shea Moisture.

[@jacpppp]

While I do agree that curly haired 3s and such, do face texture discrimination also. It is not comparable to those in the 4s, because they also face texture discrimination inter-communally. Whereas 3s and 2s hair is praised and lauded as "good hair" in the black community. Those with kinky hair face texture discrimination from every angle.

[@ChocolateDimples321]

True

[@AfrikanHairGod]

jacpppp y'all can't speak on someone's else experience. To say they have it easier is ridiculous to me. You will be surprised how relatable both of their hair struggles are to each other. I encounter and see women with all types of hair and trust me they all go through very similar experiences with their hair.

[@jacpppp]

@afrikanhairGod I never said they had it "easier". I did say that they do not face discrimination from fellow black people, Wheras "nappy" hair does. Are you denying black people praise those with looser texture and say they have good hair? This is pretty much common knowledge at this point.

[@Nappy2theRoot]

jacpppp very true. I'm 3c natural and I've had ppl tell me "your hair is so beautiful, not peasy like those girls with that dry nappy hair." that shit pisses me off because I love all textures of Nappy hair. my nappy hair is just as beautiful as others because we take care of our hair & focus on the health of it, not the texture. that whole "pretty hair/good hair" comment ppl make annoys my entire soul

[@AfrikanHairGod]

jacpppp what I'm saying is that not everyone walking around with curly hair was/is praised and labeled with "good hair". You can't assigned that experience with some to the entire group.

[@ebonykisses1985]

The commercial made me laugh too lol. I'm a 3 c girl with curly hair and sometimes get told that I don't understand what it is to be a true natural cause I have so called "good hair". To my understanding good hair is healthy hair.

[@tuesdayjanae3676]

I'm mad at their prices tbh why is it so damn expensive...

[@Mali8499]

you do know they changed the formula thats why im mad. they changed the formula after years of catering to black women they changed it for white and mixed women. thats why the smart people are mad not because of race. they could of made there own line for them no problem.

[@Nataye219]

I agree 1000% with everything you just said! I'm not pressed either cuz I don't use their products like that.

[@ravenbriana5319]

The w's 😂😂😂

[@jaeshasway]

You're right. I felt betrayed when Carols Daughter sold out and essentially stop producing products that worked on my hair, and I felt the same way after reading the Shea Moisture comments. The commercial didn't really bother me. It was only after reading the comments that I felt that feeling of deja vu. A couple of years back I was fearful Shea Moisture would do the same as Carols Daughter because they started churning out way too many product lines. I thought hmmm are they trying to be L'Oréal? Sure enough they were. All I can say to Shea Moisture is don't forget about the consumer base that put you on the map like Carols Daughter did. Keep making products that are effective for your customer base and they will keep buying, stop and they won't. There was really no need to imitate when all they have to do is innovate and stay true to your customers regarding product quality and pricing. Add all the lines you want, but keep the ones that work without modifying ingredients or watering them down. In the end it doesn't matter who we support. They say only support black owned, yet black owned kick us to the curb as soon as they get rich.😞

[@Tianna38]

The girl is a youtuber and is biracial (black and white) her name is Sayria Jade

[@skoorbjax]

Personally, i was offened at the "hairhate" campaign featuring white women, when white women historically has been the one hair hating black women.

[@denisevasquez9988]

When you tapped the top after you finished drinking 😂💀💀😂

[@libfuzzy]

oyin handmade, soultanicals and camille rose are way better brands

[@TheStinalee201120]

libfuzzy also TGIN

[@artheaux666]

libfuzzy I'm taking notes! I've been done with Shea Moisture for a hot minute now, but I still got the JBCO shampoo from a year ago. Once that's done, I'm buying a new shampoo and hair mask. 💯

[@libfuzzy]

good lol

[@tequilashots875]

Austin Peewwaarss camille rose is expensive but her products go a long way.

[@travelandluxlifeexpat855]

Exactly!!! Shea moisture dried my hair out with their acohol laden gel... their sugar scrub is even garbage

[@Michelles_Daughter]

Yes! Been waiting on your thoughts!

[@neekahgreen5365]

i swear ive watched multiple of your videos... but your exasperated "im just over it" sigh at the start of this...had me dying..i had to pause and comment and subscribe... that shit was hilarious!!! ok now let me get this shea moisture drama from your pov!

[@pinkysistamb]

Don't know why people so upset, when ya'll been taking a shit on Shea Moisture for 3 years. KZbin is loaded with anti-SheaMoisture hair gurus since before this ad ever came out and before product got tampered with. Most of those videos were because of price, quantity of product, and the fact that product didn't work for them despite being a favorite amongst others. What goes around comes around, in my not so humble opinion. Loved your video cuz you so got me when you pulled out the jug. Like you, I already knew the company was branching to expand beyond being black only years ago. I will continue to use their products until they screw up the formulas to where they don't work for me anymore.

[@RCIYAH]

lol tell it!! :-)

[@tbaby0307]

You gave me all I needed in the first two minutes. They've been shifting to cover all hair textures for years. I tried them five years ago and never went back because it was not a good product for me. You hit all the points in this vid and in your last "rant". You've said this for years!!!

[@bartsimpson8010]

When that blonde girl said “I remember looking in the mirror thinking I DONT KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH IT” that shit had me rolling on the ground. Gurlllll I can’t. Throw the whole thing away

[@ArewNDmh02]

I was waiting on this!!!!🙌🙌🙌🙌😩😩😩😩😩

[@kikicouture10]

Omg I love you, when I seen that water jug I was like it's going down! I was asked to do a video and do my take on it, I really don't care either shea moisture hasn't done anything that these other companies didn't do. I've been using Shea moisture for 7 years and never have they ever sent me a PR package, they typically send them to the girls with looser textures, oh well 😔

[@jthomas0324]

I definitely agree about the watering down of products. like some of their products I used to love, they don't work as well. honestly, people have to use what works for them. I've tried stuff from other brands that others raved about that SUCKED. so if a SM product works for me, I'm gonna continue purchasing and buying it. I refuse to be bald because of it 😂😂😂 you actually are right about the lack of the male naturals or the loc'd naturals . I swear I'm always learning something different watching your videos!!

[@lisaholder1900]

So glad you made this video 😊

[@saywen5825]

I clicked like before I even watched the video. I saw the bottle and knew it was gon be goooooddddd!😆

[@psr076]

I was waiting for this video. I wanted to hear your thoughts. Thanks for always being honest with us.

[@TextureLove]

I was waiting on this video!!!!!!

[@kittykatkattitude9777]

oh omg you crack me up lol with that introduction with the water jug.

[@cbennett703]

Love your insight!

[@GIMJ84]

👏👏👏 you hit the nail on the head, thank you, tell em! Moving on 💅

[@tiasiamonique6469]

I love your hair! 💁 it grew so much!

[@luhnonato3]

conpanies just want to sell their products, they dont want or have to support Black/ mixed/ white/ asian/whatever. Conpanies like this just say they support black ppl bc this is what sell their products. That is all i'm saying (sorry if there was any mistakes in my comment, im from Brazil )

[@tls776]

When My local Walmart started selling Shea Moisture in both the ethnic and non ethnic hair aisle I was like 🤔🤔🤔So wasn't surprised by the commercial either.

[@ofthewind]

ayee ! you be cracking me up w/ the water jug 😂🤣

[@workingonme8503]

The W 😂😂😂.. U R my favorite. U keep it all the way real. Much success and blessings.

[@elizabeth-7064]

The ad was based on hair hate and a racially ambiguous or a biracial person do not face hair hate like a type 4 person especially 4c. When I think about what is least accepted in society it is not white straight hair the standard of beauty. I don't care if they want to expand but don't walk over the backs of black people who relentlessly promoted your products and bought them since forever.

[@TheSKYYLife]

Glad I came across your video. Just subscribed , thank you for sharing your thoughts! Hahah love your personality && saying what we all were thinking in pure and REAL form.

[@insxnity4956]

The second I saw your screenshot with you and your gallon of water I knew shit was gonna be real! I love how your hair looks so nice and healthy!

[@1perle]

Yes to locs & freeforms naturals! You don't hear about them, but they face sometimes more discrimination than women with loose naturals no matter the pattern.

[@feliciamonae101]

Love your hair!!

[@getaq6508]

great video👌🏾you always make really good points.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

Get A Q thank you!

[@lovingbeauty2475]

I am so ready for this😂😂

[@liesdamnliesandstatsweird1934]

A LARGE segment of black women who use Shea Moisture hair products say that the products are garbage snd that it doesn't work well on their hair. I have never had a desire to use Shea Moisture products or Carol's Daughter products, for that matter. I use products that work for my hair whether the company that owns the products are black or white.Pro-black black men and women will one day learn that one ought not put their faith in all things black because black people will ALWAYS let you down. Smh

[@AtreyuLocs]

Great video as always! That was awesome that you mentioned us loc'ers too. You're absolutely right. Thank you very much! PS I see that length! :)

[@Nataye219]

W's 😂😂😂

[@ilovepollinators7635]

I lol'd too. Cuz I use that trying to be codified, lol. (Girl a W talking about her hair looking big due to humidity..please these W's.W's don't know first thing about big hair) Will have to start saying "Dubya"

[@corinthiawoodford920]

PhattGurrl that had me rolling too!

[@joycemurray5618]

Yes I remember grease and water my mom and grand Mom used on their hair and ours also. And our hair was in great shape ,thicker and healthier and longer .

[@MariellaSuenos1]

Never found a product of theirs that I liked. I agree with you 100% You warned the Product Junkies last year!

[@corelle8055]

Your hair really looks good!

[@shariexlove2399]

i actually subscribed to your channel just this year when you made that reaction video about what happend to Juweliana palensia and i loved the way you talked and made your self clear. BUT I CLEARLY DIDNT KEEP watching your videos. dude your are interesting and funny ass hell. im gonna keep supporting you!

[@criskai04]

Oh my goodness yes to everything you said!

[@LoveKeyara]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 great video, I agree with everything you said.

[@000mimimiaww]

Thanks for speaking for locs people!

[@janethart3155]

Wow great points. Thanks for sharing God bless always 👋🏽❤️👋🏽

[@Abundantly-Blessed]

Your hair is so bomb!!!😍😍😍

[@daniellemarie7660]

Your hair and beard looks thick and healthy😍

[@roserosa1405]

Honestly I couldn't concentrate on the video, his hair!! It's so thick and healthy 👏🏼💓💓

[@exxtra71]

I cut back on She's Moisture products a couple of years ago, but I would try the new lines thinking it would better. I am going to usee up what I have and then I am going to try Dudley's natural hair care line. I do have other brands that I use too. Thanks for this soft rant. Straight Facts!

[@b.nicole7588]

your hair is growing!!!

[@queenfireflame]

AHG you crack me up with that water. No yiu didn't pat it....lmao 😂😂

[@avalaz86]

I love your hair! :)

[@BeachBumEvvie]

Let's be real textural discrimination is real, if there is going to be a segment left out, it's not going to be 2s or 3s.

[@yannasummer2070]

🗣 wheooo yo hair grewww boy!!! 👏👏

[@godsavethequeen4679]

psst 👂the W's ... lmaooooo. you had me cracking up!!

[@mizzsmiles1]

Yesssss! Ive been waiting to hear what you have to say. lol

[@michael50694]

I like how you were honest and you didn't just bash them because that was the trend.

[@mayraramos1032]

Once again...you are so right. Texture discrimination is more prominent between naturals than from the "w". Anyway I was shifting away from Shea Moisture and supporting small companies.

[@4415LaLa]

Great video!

[@pureharmonymassage8429]

That water jug and the "W's" had me rolling!

[@millidw8070]

love your hair ❤

[@tm0607506]

Yasss for the water jug, I know he is about to go in!! Now back to watching the video. *un-pauses video*

[@DrSimpleBeauty]

BEST point of view on KZbin. #nailedit

[@mariedor3794]

Saw the water jug got too excited 😂🤣😂

[@flowerchild8586]

yes I've been waiting for your response!,😊

[@carolsmith8719]

I agree, the company has been saying they were going after after wider market so all this outrage seems out of proportion, especially since there's an identical length video with nothing but type 4 women in it.

[@angelyse4061]

Your hair looks so moisturized and supple in this video! You were right on the money lol

[@RodmikaD]

You are ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!!!! That company has done this plan for a longtime 💁

[@ShaunaRose1111]

You most definitely addressed this ... I saw that commercial and was like 😒

[@curliefro]

I remember trying a SM product and the product collected dust (my hair didn't like it). Now, I just mix shea butter with oils to put on my hair and that works well.

[@naturalbeauty511]

Exactly!! I am so glad you highlighted the REAL reason people are so bothered by this ad. I truly don't care because I left Shea moisture alone along time ago. Their products never worked for my hair. I never understood the hype.

[@bfbrmm]

Best. Opening. Ever. I didn't even read the title. I saw the water jug and clicked on it.

[@Osa.OsulaTV]

Thank you for sharing your opinion with us.

[@AfrikanHairGod]

LivingWithOsa TV thank you for watching and becoming a patron! 😊☺😆

[@Osa.OsulaTV]

omg you saw that... your very welcome, love what you are doing. :)

[@tia4680]

the W's 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 yu got me hollaring