ANTM is MAD They Couldn’t FOOL This Model

[@rianaserfontein531]

I have so much respect for Shannon. She refused to pose nude in cycle 1 and she stuck by her morals and convictions here. They said she's confused - no, she knows exactly who she is and what she believes. They are confused, since they don't understand the difference between underwear and swimwear.

[@Joee003]

They think it's about coverage; it isn't. It's about the clothes' purpose. It's crystal clear to all of us...

[@bebe44144]

@@Joee003 I get what you're saying, I think to Shannon it's more than just about coverage, it's the significance/meaning behind the garments. I personally am not a conservative person, and wouldn't find an issue with wearing the lace shorts, but I will always advocate for respecting peoples boundaries and letting people wear what they feel comfortable in. It's all about the consent.

[@myliza700]

Fr. It’s actually hilarious that they think that SHE is the joke when they can’t comprehend consent. Ik it’s “difficult “ to grasp for people that don’t like being told no but it’s really not that hard of a concept to grasp. “ I think she’s still a little confused “ no jay honey I think you’re lacking a few upstairs. 😂 tf Good for Shannon. She has a career without them so

[@nartyteek]

I've posed nude, and you have to be okay with your junk being OUT THERE forever. I am, I don't care about nudity, but most people care. It's totally normal and I don't know why people harass "prudes" who practice their own goddamn bodily autonomy. Freedom to be nude includes freedom to be clothed.

[@sthefanimattos654]

​@@Joee003It's such a stupid way of thinking that it's difficult to understand

[@Grande-Dame]

So Tyra yelled at a model for posing for playboy (even though she pressures others to pose nude) because she doesn’t like what Playboy portrays… But she doesn’t understand why Shannon doesn’t want to pose in lingerie?

[@not_you_i_dont_even_know_you]

Well no one can accuse Tyra Banks of having critical thinking skills

[@margarethmichelina5146]

That is the same woman who's always asking "Why are you crying?" Whenever she or the other judges just bullying and humiliating a girl and making her losing her self esteem. She is the type of person who will ask you "Why are you crying?" Or "How does it feel?" In you family's funeral.

[@JoJo-fan-right-here]

It’s kind of the same being in acting. They make you do things you don’t want to do and when you say you don’t want to do it they say “why don’t you want to do it? I told you to do it so you should want to do it..”

[@minagica]

She's a hypocrite

[@carolinamurtha3102]

Plus, Tyra has NEVER posed nude. She “simulates” nudity but has never done what she has these girls do. And I guess Playboy was too far? Like full nudity but not like that 🤨?

[@raigenhuss7030]

Most people would be more uncomfortable being seen in their underwear than a bathing suit. It comes down to consent. Typically people in bathing suits are consenting to people seeing their bathing suit. Underwear is typically not seen. It’s worn underneath our clothes so we don’t typically consent for people to see that item. It’s not that complicated ANTM 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@malkam.7543]

exactly! and even if someone's personal boundaries make no sense to you, it doesn't give you the right to violate those boundaries. You must respect peoples personal boundaries regardless of whether you agree. It's that simple. Just respect people.

[@riel4553]

I literally had this fight with a coworker. I told him that if he catches someone changing, that is NOT the time to stay there arguing "you wear less for the beach, blah blah blah!!!" in his mind everybody wears a thong or a string bikini, so what's the big deal??? I told him that the big deal is that bathing suits aren't usually see-thru.

[@winterfromwisthollow]

also underwear tends to be more see-through as well, and made for the purpose of only your chosen person/people seeing you in it. I believe Shannon also said at some point that underwear is reserved for her husband

[@Mialc01]

41:55 they probably hired them to say that

[@Mialc01]

42:55 that's BS. Britnnay was the most memorable of the show

[@graemhoek]

You don't have to understand someone's boundaries to respect them.

[@ewjrejesdffdki87]

The point. Thank you

[@DiMagnolia]

Precisely!

[@curiositypiqued6573]

What's that in reference to???

[@mandy6820]

But you do need to understand what a boundary is, which unfortunately a lot of people don’t

[@SkullQueen33]

Excuse me, you dropped this ✨👑✨

[@elysemorgan1854]

It’s just crazy how the judges would on one hand say “we’re teaching how to become models in the REAL world” but then also act like the predators in the real world trying to persuade models to wear under or shoot nude when they aren’t comfortable… so messed up

[@politereminder6284]

It's grooming for abuse

[@andrearace1168]

I can imagine girls who maybe wanted to be models deciding not to because they think that's what's "normal in the industry"

[@JJ-1866]

this def doesn't justify their actions but the actual modeling industry can be extremely predatory as well

[@1fish146]

@@JJ-1866 that's what they said, "but then also act like the predators in the real world"

[@chelseachelseabun]

All Stars was more like a Black Mirror episode than a modelling show. It was just Tyra narrowing each girl down to one personality trait, then judging them based on how well they lived up to that label

[@MariaPaula-uw3ds]

It would be much better if the girls chose the concept based on what they want to show from their personalities

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Also, if you look at the ratings, ever since All Star Cycle, the ratings are going down. Then, Tyra double down by giving social media score and also putting male models. Putting social media score to modelling is just stupid because Tyra let the people who knows nothing about modelling to give vote! Those people only vote because they feel the picture is good or not in their eyes.And the worst part is, it all happened before the show even premiered so the models who has higher score on social media score always come out for having ugly personality on the show later. It's like looking at the menu on the restaurant and you see the picture of the menu looks good but when you taste the food, it's below your expectations. And putting male models is just copying Big Brother or The Bachelor/ Bachelorete and those male models are mostly simping to female models and the show becomes "Who's sleeping with who?" Cycle 16 is the peak of ANTM.

[@sleepy-peepy]

Shannon’s boundary makes perfect sense, it’s so good she was mature enough not to be gaslit into believing she was being unreasonable. You wear a swimsuit to the beach, they’re made to be seen. You wear underwear in private, it’s made for you and your partner. Someone you’d be okay seeing at the beach walking in on you in your underwear would naturally still make you uncomfortable. There’s only a “double standard” when you wrongfully believe it’s about skin showing.

[@lizstyla88]

Exactly, I think Jay made the assumption it was about skin showing and being covered up but it was more an intimacy issue. Regardless if Jay 'understands' or not the show runners should have respected her wish.

[@Jennifer-pb9nd]

if someone was in the office or an airplane or any other setting in a bikini, I would be equally uncomfortable as if in underwear because they are the same damn thing.

[@angelikaskoroszyn8495]

I believe it's simply a cultural issue. How much skin is allowed to be shown and materials can be used - it's all arbitrary. That being said it doesn't make it any important for the people involved. I believe that women should be allowed to walk topless the same way men are allowed. It doesn't mean I want to do it. Or worse - that I want to force others to do it Our little cultural rules are irrational but in the end it doesn't matter. As long as you don't hurt anyone you should be allowed to have some comfort, even if it come from strange places

[@Droppin_up_productions]

@@Jennifer-pb9ndbut a lot of people would feel awkward/uncomfortable wearing underwear to the beach. It’s just a different feeling …

[@p1rat3ch1ck]

I hate Jay saying Shannon is still a little confused. She's not confused. She has never changed her stance of swimsuits can be worn in public and underwear can't. They keep trying to trap her in every season she's in and she's been so clear.

[@donnahuang5567]

It's literally mansplaining her boundaries.

[@biljam972]

they always gaslit models, nothing new, they did it many times.

[@vlo4829]

@@donnahuang5567 It wasn't mansplaining. That line was straight from the producers/Tyra. Tyra and the panel repeated it at judging like they always do when they snared a girl in a set-up. The outfit was chosen to get that response, and Jay either didn't know what she was wearing and was tipped off on how to confront her OR he was aware of her outfit specifically because it was planted to cause drama. If he had been asked about the top/pants/dress/accessory/etc of ANY of the other models prior to them walking out, I don't believe he would have known. But SOMEHOW, he was keenly aware of those lace bottoms.

[@SalomeMin]

They never wanted models, they only wanted victims imo

[@chelseachelseabun]

Tyra to the girls who haven’t changed: We want to see another side of you! Tyra to the girls who have changed: Where’s that girl? We love that girl, why did you change?

[@MariaPaula-uw3ds]

THIS

[@afrosamuraiwarrior]

The hypocrisy is everywhere …

[@CaulkMongler]

While some of us can say “oh they knew what they were signing up for”, Lisa has been on podcasts and interviews where she said a lot of the girls were still working gigs and saw this as a good opportunity to get paid. When you live paycheck to paycheck, it’s hard to look at opportunities and be stingy. Plus, I’m sure they felt like since they’d been on and experienced it firsthand it might be easier, but no… production will always find a way to terrorize the girls.

[@TheFeminineLinguist]

it's very obvious the more morals and boundaries you have on ANTM, the more they're going to try and break you. Almost nobody was styled in underwear/bikinis, but Shannon is the one they knew would have a problem with that, so they constantly feel the need to call her bluff and she proves time and again she will not be moved.

[@vlo4829]

Right? The other models get dresses, pants, gowns, skirts, shorts, etc. but with Shannon they're like "All we have is lingerie. Or what if you model nude, breasts to breeze?"

[@stealthis]

every contestant is forced to write a diary and hand it over to ANTM if they wanna be on the show. then use these books for psychological mining and to drive crafted story arcs and manufactured drama. To be ahead of them, you have to craft a narrative before you are ever noticed or on camera, and then create a fake diary for production. That's the only way you are not exploited. You have to create a persona and stick to it. Pull a Paris Hilton. It's not even about morals and boundaries. It's about featuring you in one way or another. They do that by trying to get at the heart of what you like/don't like/fear, and working that into an episode or seeing how it can create positive/negative friction. Each contestant is just fodder until they have something juicy to offer the story in one way or another. That is where the diaries come into play, they help craft perception and overcoming or falling by the wayside story lines. Had she said nothing about nudity or bikinis, it would have never come up. The best bet is to say you are deathly afraid of something you are not, that way production brings it to your doorstep, and since you have no problem with it, you'll get your redemption storyline. Imagine if Eva was never afraid of spiders and was just acting the whole time. No wonder Tyra would bring out the tarantulas and give her the best picture. It creates a more compelling character and episode.

[@svc464]

Antm really pushed the narrative that if you want to be a model you have to give up any boundaries or hang ups you may have and just be an avatar for the industry

[@alishac5096]

So damaging for the audience of young girls to be watching. Like this is how professionals act? This is the kind of thing women deal with in a “professional setting?” So gross for us looking back, I hate that for us. 💔

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

Thank you for shining a light on this exploitive industry. It's truly a public service because it makes people rethink the way young people are treated by this degrading, destructive business and perhaps stop it from happening anymore.

[@bulbasaur232]

Lol nah

[@seviregis7441]

You are 100% correct about how terrible every one of those photos were, the outfits, lighting, scenery, bottom basement, fire the photographer level.

[@samanthafairweather9186]

I know a professional photographer. He always says, "There is never a bad Model. Only a bad photographer"!

[@bulbasaur232]

I also know a professional photographer. He always says, "Candle Jenner has the best runway walk and Donald Trump won the 2020 election"!

[@alishac5096]

7:45 she says it’s haram that made me cackle.

[@FaithRoswell]

AAAAAAAAAgh!!! As a former professional model it drives me bonkers when people don't understand where Shannon is coming from. It's not the level of nudity she's uncomfy with- it's the context! Bathing suits are made to be seen in public, while lingerie is not. Therefore, the only person who would usually see her in lingerie would be her husband. I refused to pose topless because I hated the 'lads mag' style of modelling, but posed fully nude in the classical painting style. Most people understood the difference. Some photographers simply refused to, and got pretty nasty about it.

[@Who-en2vo]

Ohmygod I think we posed together in NYC with Paul W 😂 hope you’re doing well!!

[@FaithRoswell]

@@Who-en2vo omg it's a tiny little world!!! I actually have a print of one of our pictures on my wall!! I'm doing great thanks- I still model a bit but I teach self defence and cage fight now. 😁🖤 How the heck are you??

[@Emo_Squirtle]

But I’ve seen swimwear cover less than underwear? Like I don’t mean to be mean or rude but I don’t understand, maybe because I’m not married but I have been with my bf for over a year and I would rather keep a certain percentage of my body covered regardless of context because seeing/knowing what my body looks like belongs only to my boyfriend and me. Like I would never wear just shorts and a sports bra to the gym, and I wouldn’t wear a bikini to the pool/beach.

[@Girlofpages]

​@@Emo_SquirtleI understand why you'd be confused but I understand somewhat why the comfort level would be different. I feel like swimwear is often (but not always. Looking at you Kylie swim) double lined, not sheer, it stays in place well of it fits. Lingerie is just less *sturdy* it feels like less is covered even if the same amount of skin is showing. Posing in undies feels more vulnerable to me.

[@FaithRoswell]

​@@Emo_Squirtle It's because it's not about coverage at all- it's about who the garment is intended for. A little bikini that is made to be seen by the public is fine. But the only person who will see her wearing lingerie is her husband. So she's not happy wearing something that in her opinion only her husband should see.

[@MariaPaula-uw3ds]

The outfits the girls were wearing on live was MUCH MORE beautiful than the ones they were using in the actual photoshoot! It's insane that they themselves could style their outfits better than the people that are PAID to do that!

[@TarynRMartin]

Because they weren’t trying to style the girls beautifully; they were styling them to fit outdated stereotypes.

[@Lynsey17]

15:47 I'd LOVE to know what these women were told when they were casting for this show to convince some of them to come back. Shannon and Bianca have the energy of people realizing they've been lied to. Also, love Shannon saying "my agency respects what I will and won't do." The returnees bring a level of meta awareness that what happens on the show doesn't reflect professional modeling.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

That last part- I think about all the time with this show. That this statement should turn off anybody with some modeling experience, that this ain’t SOP in the actual industry. Baby, Shannon talked with Adrienne about this one time actually! That they called her about All Stars and that it was going to be broader than just modeling & she was wanting to get into hosting on television. So she thought this would be a good opportunity to get into that line of work. They were fine with her not shooting in underwear and she told them that from the first call. If they had said that wouldn’t work for them, she would have backed out and there would have been no problem. The problem is she was brought there under false pretenses.

[@triciadevereaux9601]

You know if Shannon had worn the lace panties they would have said "Oh, you didn't stand firm in your convictions!"

[@Brooke_Corbyn]

The lack of consent from these people for pressuring the models to wear something they arent comfortable in and the strange physical touch that they try to cut away from is real gross

[@J3scape]

I think it's so so sweet how you always defend the models. You seem like a really kind girl's girl. Like everyone's cool big sister vibes

[@RachMonPhoebs]

The audience wasn't booing Shannon's photo, they were going "wooooo" like "oh wow, interesting" noises.

[@danakscully64]

I agree. I don't think it was booing, I think the fans liked it.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

Oh yeah I think this was good whoaaaa

[@Souten66]

Mr. Jay saying Shannon is “A little confused” in just such a patronizing way made me want to punch him. She articulated herself very clearly that it wasn’t about what was or wasn’t covered but that underwear/nudity is reserved for her husband. She’s wear a swimsuit to the beach but she wouldn’t wear underwear to the beach. Pretty simple

[@MalloryNewcomb]

Lol it makes me so angry too. The tone of his voice that she is “a little confused”…. Ugh She’s a good model Jay, why don’t you get over yourself? We know she’s a beautiful lady but that don’t mean we gotta see all the goods.

[@kellydee1057]

Not Tyra telling Alex “the opposite of love it’s not hate, it’s indifference” RIGHT in front of Brit immediately after explaining to Brit how nobody had known/remembered her 💀

[@santefeaster460]

I feel like, they push the stereotypes /exaggeration of each model in their season. They also had Kayla work closely with male models knowing her trauma from the previous season she revealed

[@amberspecter]

I don't understand why they are hell bent on making Shannon wear underwear. I don't even agree with her philosophy of drawing an arbitrary line bewteen bathing suits and lingerie, but I still wouldn't insist on it, because, like she said, it's about her image and how she wants to be portrayed. Why do they choose to act as though models don't have a say in the types of jobs they do?

[@Miumiu0404]

That "fan" who cussed at Alexandra was so planted by production 😂

[@stealthis]

I like her a lot more in subsequent viewings. In typical ANTM fashion, they manufacture story arcs.

[@Zellwood_Follies]

Alexandra was extremely disliked at the time. She was brought back because she was a controversial figure.

[@kingarthurscat]

I had to pause at the Shannon part to say this. "You don't have to understand or even agree with my reasons for a boundary, you just have to respect them."

[@emoo2342]

They did so many girls dirty--from how they cut the footage to the unrealistic challenges with which they presented them. I'm really happy for the ones who gamed the system and used the show for exposure and are now doing very well with their careers. They may not be "household names" like Naomi, Twiggy, Grace, Tyra, etc., but they are doing well. Thanks for these videos!

[@alamuro]

Allison was done dirty as hell By being robbed And also they destroyed angeleas confidence She was the one who won S17 But due to her being an escort They basically revoked it And made her feel awful for not telling the producers It was bittersweet af the entire season

[@ArtemisPearl]

Even when studying for my photography degree NO student would ever do something this horrible. This set and styling is embarrassing. We had no money but did way better than this. They know better

[@JaceySpacey]

I remember watching this as it aired and being SO disappointed and underwhelmed by the shoots and low budget vibes, especially because this cycle was directly after the high fashion cycles

[@kaylahuntington7059]

All the budget went to Nicki Minaj 😅

[@byohazrd13]

The underwear vs. bikini thing is about consent and the intention of the garment. Underwear is meant to be a private piece of clothing that most people have the reasonable expectation that it will not be seen in public except by accident or violation. Bikinis are something you put on with the intent to go to a public place in. This model has made a personal decision that she does not want to be an underwear model, for her own personal discomfort with herself in intimate attire being viewed by the public. Good for her for standing her ground and holding firm on her boundaries about her bodily autonomy and consent. It doesn’t matter if it shows less, it’s about the context of the garment, and the associated consent for public viewing of the garment on her body.

[@itsdangeroustogoalone-takeme]

I’ve always loved Alexandria; she’s hands down my favorite. Those who hate her probably base that hate on how production edited her during her season. They write their own narrative for each of the girls regardless of their true personalities.

[@abcdefg2174]

I love her too. I feel like she was so misunderstood

[@ledwards273]

She is ..I luv her too but she was acting oddly fake on All stars ..maybe I’m missing something @@abcdefg2174

[@bulbasaur232]

No we can write that narrative ourselves. Alex is our patron siant of virtue who NEVER EVER did anything wrong. Fits perfectly for this outrage channel. Alex, ridicules, talks down to people laughs at them, fights with them, disparaged them (just the models, not talking about the clients, photographers, directors and crew she upset) You people: she's wonderful, they're just trying to edit her that way Alex makes Jaclyn cry: You: it's the edit Sky green grass purple. Gaslight gatekeep gurlboss!

[@Mirani.]

@@bulbasaur232talk about gaslighting

[@bulbasaur232]

@@Mirani. we're all in good company then :D

[@adaywithroandkay5532]

The irony of them forcing these women into uncomfortable situations in a photoshoot that is supposed to show off their own personalities and what they are known for 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@michelledawn7446]

Cycle 17 aired in 2011 and cycle 9 (which Bianca was on) aired in 2007. So only about 4 or 5 years but it probably feels like 10 years. They went through cycles so quickly.

[@birdsinparadise3113]

I think they did two a year normally. I think survivor did the same but I'm not a survivor watcher

[@skoo4221]

I think it's so interesting that Shannon was supposed to portray an innocent and "angelic" persona yet they wanted her to wear skimpy clothing and no pants: whether it was underwear or swimwear it wouldn't have made sense for the shoot in my opinion. Seems like they just wanted a dramatic moment where she refused to wear underwear so they could yell at her for it. And sure I agree that not wanting to wear underwear but being fine with a smaller swimsuit is pretty hypocritical, but the thing about boundaries is that they don't always make sense: you can't always explain why you're not comfortable with something, and you shouldn't have to! The models' boundaries should be respected even if they're contradictory because making your models feel safe and comfortable is more important than winning a stupid little debate about lace underwear.

[@alliepenaherrera1976]

I feel like it's not even hypocritical tbh. Like I wouldn't wear a dominatrix suit to my office even though it covers everything, you know?

[@skoo4221]

@@alliepenaherrera1976 Oh yeah that's a good point! I guess I was thinking more from a cultural standpoint, like the fact that society views those two things as so different, but that's not Shannon's fault lol so it's really not hypocritical coming from her.

[@baydiac]

@@skoo4221It wasn't a contradiction if they were going for a Victoria's Angels concept. Angelic = skimpy in that case. ...but like, it's giving copyright infringement. It's giving unoriginal. I would've lived and died for her angelic outfit concept to be like, grecian drapery with golden accents/accessories. Can you imagine? It only takes a little effort to come up with a gorgeous concept. They definitely wanted to single her out!

[@skoo4221]

@baydiac Oh that's a good point too! And yeah legit there were lots of other ways to do an "angelic" photoshoot that would have been both original and comfortable for Shannon, but apparently that's not what the show is about. 😅

[@Katya_Lastochka]

No, shes right. A bathing suit and underwear are completely different. Some male swimming trunks are smaller than boxers, but tou dont wear boxers in public.

[@biblicallyunhinged]

They really expect us to believe that they don't understand that she doesn't want to pose in underwear but does want a bathing suit 'cause the former is meant for UNDER YOUR CLOTHES AND THAT SHE WANTS TO KEEP IT PRIVATE?

[@michelledawn7446]

Yeah I don’t think it’s about skin showing for her but they didn’t get that. Shannon sees the lacy panties as something intimate. It is a pretty well known thing that lingerie is meant for private time with a partner. Bathing suit bottoms are for the beach. That’s the difference.

[@1omarella]

She shouldn’t have to spell it out that you were swimwear out, you wear lingerie to bed. It’s not about how much it’s covering. She doesn’t want to put the “bedroom image” out there. For her, that’s the boundary. It’s simple.

[@TheKitehh]

Plus they "styled" her a in way she was never comfortable to begin with and leverage that bikini choice on her. They deliberately put her in that situation and then gaslighted her!!! And bringing that topic to live audience while everyone listens made me uncomfortable, it's not your business to question her boundaries. This show is on another level.

[@1omarella]

@@TheKitehh exactly, and she was already an established model with a successful career. Going against her brand, that she is known for, could hurt her career in the long run. This show was unethical sabotage.

[@MalloryNewcomb]

@@1omarellaespecially since she had it worked into her contracts that she wasn’t going to do lingerie. There’s a lot of money that you can make shooting lingerie so the fact her agencies still wanted her despite fewer options of what they’d send her to… means they had faith in her that she could still book. Some of these women have a brand of how their known in the show. Shannon has a brand in the larger sense where she doesn’t pose nude. Kind of like Coco Rocha. If Coca Rocha posed naked I would be like “what happened?!” Tbh

[@its-MK...]

The bar was on the ground and ANTM said, "hand me a shovel!"

[@kai_winchester_66]

Good on Shannon for standing her ground and upholding her boundary.

[@patriciaschiro2659]

There was cute tutu skirt on the rack that would have looked great instead of the lace panties but they just wanted drama. I bet they put down on their forms what they were not willing to do and they tried to choose things that would try to push those boundaries. The difference with this season and others is these girls are actually working in the industry now so they have nothing to loose.

[@juliakeler8234]

There was a model in "Germany's Next TopModel" who quit the show and her mananger said to her after looking into her portfolio from the show, that all those photos are junk and she should throw them away. So yeah

[@donnahuang5567]

I haven't seen this show in a decade so I'm not sure what's changed. But it's so nice to see these accomplished, confident women who know their ability and worth. They no longer cower to the ridiculous, half-baked critique

[@lucyfurr777]

"Did we make a mistake" "Yes, for 17 seasons"😂😂😂

[@majinneda]

I've been waiting on you to review this one for sooo long because of the abuse Alexandria received. I may not remember everything from the show, but I do remember feeling terrible for Alexandria being bullied for just existing. They tried to make her seem like a bad person, and unlikable, but she never behaved in a way that warranted it. She deserved so much better. It reminds me of the even more HORRENDOUS transphobic abuse Isis experienced from the other contestants during a photoshoot. It sickened me. And Tyra just had to bring up her gender and body again in front of a huge crowd of strangers. Isis handled it like a rockstar, but she shouldn't have to. She seemed uncomfortable. Just treat her like the woman she is.

[@billliealim]

Well technically, Isis is still a man but is suffering from Gender Dysphoria and presents herself as a woman and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that as long as she’s not a narcissistic SJW using the oppressed marginalized victim card to get away with anything. If anything, she was graceful

[@eglop5841]

11:00 idk if anyone else noticed Mr Jay telling Iris “you can do all the way bikini now “ or wtv it’s a reference to her gender change because on her initial season Iris had struggled with this problem due to her personal journey and they made her feel bad about it all

[@katmancilla5777]

Yeah I definitely caught that too.

[@mikaylaseabaugh7429]

Isis* and did you see the way jay touched isis on the hips I’m like oooookay

[@julsweaver]

Id love to see you review and talk about Jay Manuel's book about being on ANTM. I don't think he'd be the arbiter of truth, but it'd be fun to see you break down his stories and compare to what you've noticed about the show - just throwing that out there bc I love your commenary on this show the most! ❤️

[@kelsiemcveety999]

Yes!!!! I feel like I learned a lot but of course he has his own bias

[@PHSDM104]

His book was messier than Kitchen Nightmares.

[@xm2895]

Have her read model land

[@M33PSTER]

I have so much respect for Shannon. ANTM makes it really hard for the girls to say no so kudos to Shannon for standing her ground.

[@dd6325]

This season was the biggest letdown and disappointment in ANTM entire history and franchise. It was SO overly gimmicky, NONE of the challenges made any sense, the photoshoots weren’t elevated. It’s like you know Tyra was setting these girls up not to surpass her. The sad part is Bianca and Kayla were the ones that really got how the show wasn’t elevating them and they got booted instead of listened to. This could have been HIGH fashion, the girls had the talent and personalities, but instead it was a mess, including the finale and crowned finalist.

[@BUIjee-BUItifullyNailed]

wow , I’ve watched every ANTM video you post and i would have never been able to watch these without hearing my thoughts out loud. AKA Jess Jess roasting these judges and all the crap they have been doing all these years. Thank you for calling it out

[@stretchkitty21]

You'd like Luxeria too

[@TheTatumness]

The reason the background is the same is that it was actually composed into a group shoot for the promotional images for the show- and yes, real fans of the show probably did yell at Alexandria because she was not received well by fans during her season because she was given the villain edit (but a very unlikeable one)

[@MaskedReviews]

So all the weird posing and bland color scheme was to fit them each into a different spot in the same scene? What a ridiculous way to do an INDIVIDUAL photo shoot

[@12Kyra121]

They could have gone to walmart and find way way better clothes than they did for this photoshoot.

[@cecee3480]

Walmart didn’t sell stylish clothing back then at all.

[@KivaDigs]

You and your kitty was my favorite part! Keep shining, Jessica!

[@InsertFacerollHere]

If they really wanted to portray Shannon as like a modest innocent angel, they could have put her in something long and flowy, so it's pretty clear what they wanted to do tbh

[@lizstyla88]

Even if Mr Jay thinks it's trivial it's important to Shannon, she is communicating to Mr Jay that she does not want to be in underwear and the show runners need to respect that.

[@alexandraphelps4020]

I agree about the “fan” who booed being planted by producers and I like your photographer’s POV.

[@WillSing4TP]

I had no problem posing nude for art classes. However, I would NEVER wear underwear out in public. I'm not an exhibitionist, fer fook's sake. Their reasoning is beyond bizarre. I admired Shannon's stance.😎

[@nartyteek]

Allison always looks like she's lit like a Caravaggio painting wherever she goes.

[@pinguufuuuu]

it doesn't even matter if the lace "covered more" and in theory wasn't showing much skin compared to the bikini. she said she didn't want to wear them because they made her feel uncomfortable, and that should've been the end of it, period.

[@Black_mocha1]

I feel bad for Bianca because this cycle was a mockery cycle. Bianca was working hard on her modeling career after her initial cycle (even Tyra acknowledged that) and she hoped the show would help increase her portfolio and get her foot into the fashion industry a lost faster and all it did was turn her into a bad reality tv star.

[@birdsinparadise3113]

For return they get paid, at least much better than their original seasons. I don't think it is a lot, the information is hard to get because they get NDA of ten years in their contract. Anyone just getting by, not making big model money, and their age, if antm only paid them 500 a week, it's a nice pay out at the end.

[@zoevokes6406]

The location was the major problem for me, not the styling. I can’t imagine any photos would look great in such a bad location. They obviously had no money this season if they’re doing it in the back garden. I’m sure there was somewhere in the garden that had a better background than that mess. In the water, or at nighttime, lit with harsh lights to give contrast or using different colour lights… anything more artistic or creative than this. These photos could have been taken by their friend by the pool. Not sophisticated or fashionable at all.

[@Opkiksdhkzo]

they specially invited Alexsandria from season 16 here to create drama. If ANTM had a task to call celebrity models, they would have called Hannah

[@nicoleackerman205]

Molly was original suppose to do all stars but they said it would give away that she lost because this started filming a couple weeks before cycle 16 finale aired. According to interview Molly gave.

[@kyleecronin2089]

The Alexandra hate wasn’t planted, she was coming off the most insane season where they turned Alexandra’s every breath into an angry sigh… she would have been out there only a few weeks after the finale aired and people HATED her.

[@Girlhead]

Concerning the booing that Alexandria got, I think it was real, and this is why. Her season had just happened (she was in season 16, and All-Stars was 17) and she got a REALLY bad edit. I watched all of the Oliver Twixt interviews with other girls from her cycle. All the girls said though she was a bit extra and annoying at times. but despite that they all liked her. They said that she was actually nice most of the time though, and their words were edited to make it looked like they all hated her. They would say things like "Alexandria is such a drama queen- but I love her." But the show cut out the "but I love her" part. If you remember how shocked Alexandria was when Brittani Kline went off on her, it was because she was shocked- the girls were friends. All the girls who were interviewed pretty much agreed that Alexandria got a terrible edit. With that being said, because she got the villian arc, I think a lot of people (myself included) did not like her at the time. And like I said, her season had JUST happened, so it was fresh in everyone's mind.

[@lloydneal3137]

correct!

[@Girlhead]

@@lloydneal3137 Did you see Molly's Oliver Twixt interview? It really goes over everything I said. Molly even admitted that she was also annoying and moody, but that Alexandria was by far edited the worst.

[@biljam972]

Yes, they always make random girl a "villain" of the season. They edit her to look as bad as possible, they did that in every season, so gross! Poor girls!

[@bulbasaur232]

Lol the amount of pr spin. No. Just no. The edit can only do so much. Clients, photographers, directors, hair and makeup people ON TOP of 13 other girls who ALL collectively have a negative experience with you. Alex fighting over the raw chicken and talking down to others = edit. Omg the gaslighting.

[@bulbasaur232]

@@Girlhead oh please, seemed more than anything (since the diary incident) like pr cleanup and not wanting to get canceled by the wokiest of the wokest woke.

[@MackenzieNerdyEMT]

Swimsuit and underwear have completely different energies behind them. I'd be fine in a swimsuit around people outside of my husband. Underwear? Not at all.

[@patriciaschiro2659]

I remember when the show first came out and as a young model myself at the time I was so excited about it. I then watched it and was so disappointed that they belittled the girls. I was hoping it would be inspiring.

[@lNoWayAroundItl]

15:40 He can wear those shorts if he loves them so much. 21:00 This series is so hard to rewatch. I feel like the "best looks" were sometimes not the best, but the narrative of the week of someone being "amateur". The testing boundaries or dulling shine of the models have always irked me. The actual judge commentary really sucked.

[@meganh4011]

All of these women should be proud of who they are, and remember the brighter you shine. The more people will try to bring your shine down. By doing immature things by yelling names at you, etc. shine bright like a diamond all y'all.💫💞

[@sega_sistarz]

Swimsuits aren't intimate, Underwear is...don't understand what's so hard to understand, Jay, Nickie. They do look like swimsuit bottoms. Definitely different texture and look. Come on. And why we always hating on natural hair?

[@addkeifspsdcvl]

That mean girl segment with Jessica was hilarious. I love these videos so much lol

[@CecilMcfly]

No means no mr. J

[@storytimewithyaz]

I mean, my question is if the photo shoot was supposed to be representing the models style/career/persona, why would they even try to get her into something that she had clearly expressed makes her uncomfortable. Their idea failed & their stylist failed, it’s quite simple.

[@freshsansidk7302]

the crowd booing and people swearing was definitely staged it is way too convenient that supposedly none of the judges heard it, but the microphones picked it up perfectly fine enough for the audience watching to hear it loud and clear.

[@Zerosk88]

Bathing suit bottoms tend to be thicker in material than regular underwear .

[@alixalixali3]

I've never seen your videos before but when you were talking about how the stylist was kinda purposefully pushing Shannon into a corner. I wouldn't have known that they typically offer options to models but it's interesting because you are SO RIGHT. The models are being hired for the job but they matter. If she was anywhere else they would have taken that into consideration, because it's the professional thing to do.

[@PedroBenolielBonito]

Lisa being Lisa is always the best part of these episodes. Especially in the All-Star season after she already has a career and can afford to have zero f's to give.

[@tiffanyhillman7071]

Respect to Shannon. She clearly defined a boundary that they are morally and legally expected to follow. She also asks them very simply and respectfully to allow her to honor the sanctity she holds for her marriage. That they continue to push her shows how much they lack morally and ethically. The more I watch of this show, the more I see the emotional abuse and blatant grooming for predators in the industry. Totally agree with you on the photos. These were trash. I work for a Walmart photo lab and I’ve seen local photographers in south Mississippi using $200 dslrs shoot and edit better. Keep it real Jessica.

[@jess__rodriguez]

I will die on the hill that Allison should have won her season and even this season tbh like they never appreciated her

[@birdsinparadise3113]

I agree, but they knew who she was and what she did. I don't think they could trust her to represent antm in a way they'd want.

[@mindybunny]

​@birdsinparadise3113 what did she do?

[@Escalated401]

@@birdsinparadise3113.

[@lexithewitchyartist7529]

I never rlly had any interest in ANTM, but this video honestly sank any idea of the show for me. I mean that as a complete positive to the creator of this video. The way she pointed out how dirty they did these models, I mean to have them put in these gross and uncomfortable situations is just beyond me. I still wonder how some shows got away with this back then. Anyways, amazing video 💜💜

[@MarioRamirez-gm4vn]

3:50 Jessica, with Bianca on her original season, she originally had Black and Red hair. However, the judges hated it and wanted to give her blond, but they ended shaving her head. But exactly, why are we going back to the past? Especially if they didn’t like it back then. And now as an adult, Bianca doesn’t like it. I think she was 18 her original season but yeah the judges were getting a reaction from these girls. It’s similar to Shannon and the underwear

[@anthonyclayton8051]

When I saw the first photo shoot then Brittany being the 1st eliminated for crap reasons I knew this cycle was going to be a mess 😂

[@zarrabaw9672]

Right how can no one remember her she was so energetic and fun

[@ckilbarger01]

They literally had so many options and many other models were wearing more clothes (short but not mini dresses, shirt and pants, things like that) and yet for "angelic" they went with a lingerie set? Ok. Try telling me it's not about pushing her boundaries and trying to cause drama

[@foxbuns]

are we not going to talk about how they called Bre's theme "ghetto fabulous"😭

[@Mercifer-t7j]

They were working so hard to try and portray Shannon as a hypocrite.

[@tell-me-a-story-]

The context is different. A swimsuit bottom says, “I’m swimming.” A pair of underwear says, “You’re seeing something you shouldn’t. You’re in my bedroom, I’m wearing something that should have something else over it.” So even if the swimsuit is smaller, the underwear can be seen as more inappropriate or immodest. I think it mad total sense that the model didn’t want to do it.

[@yorozuyasilver6034]

my soul almost left my body when I saw the door open by itself and you remained unnoticed for a good couple of seconds there

[@deanfmofficial]

Love you Jessica thank you for uploading! 👍🏽

[@rethie]

Brittany wasn't going to make the content that Alexandria would so of course they got rid of her. And you nailed it on the head with the consent issue for Shannon. I know the ANTM people think they own these girls and their bodies but that is not the case, even when you're signed onto reality TV hell.

[@TabbyWithMittens]

I’m still mind blown why it’s such a big deal if she doesn’t want to wear underwear for photos. I personally wouldn’t want to wear underwear or panties for photos either let alone for other people to see. Hell more power for the models that do wear those and lingerie for photos because I wouldn’t be comfortable myself, but at the same time they deserve respect if they don’t want to wear it either. 😵‍💫

[@GothBratJinx]

I’ve seen all of your videos on ANTM and for some reason I could have sworn I’ve seen you react to this one! But I love this series of yours 😁

[@miap6844]

Haha, I saw your door open around the four minute mark and thought ‘yep, that’s a cat. Where’s the cat?!’ So happy you brought them out.

[@HaintblueRee]

GIRL, this cycle looks SO CHEAP!!!! Was ANTM running out of money?! How Tyra gonna treat her all stars like this?!?

[@JONSTERLEE]

I feel like the only photo they could put in their portfolio from this season was the Express campaign photoshoot. It's the most commercial, I suppose. All the other photoshoots were gimmicks or used for "branding" purposes. Everything seemed so cringe-worthy, like production was really hamming it up for TV versus actually wanting to help the models with their careers. I still can't get over the music video episode. You honestly need to react to it. It feels like a fever dream. Tyra was soooooooo messy, I swear.

[@birdsinparadise3113]

And they would not get the best photo or group of photos they'd be getting the one they use in the show. And you know they select for drama not necessarily the best one

[@zoelafontaine8146]

About Isis’s dress, I know she designed dresses that she wore later in the show, and I think she did the green one also!

[@chelseachelseabun]

Creative direction - play up to your ‘character trait’, go BIG! Judging - it’s almost TOO big These girls were set up to fail for ‘entertainment’

[@Jalil-wx7rh]

Nigel: "I remember you doing the hammer dance for me". Yeah, and you looked terrified. Don't try to be amused now. Lol

[@aliciapearson3120]

Brittany going made sense to me buuuut.... the underwear thing? Models get to veto certain things all the time so the pantie drama is redic and I'm fully on Shannon's side. No underwear just swimsuits.

[@TheBoneVampire]

I noticed they are way more critical in the private judging. They knew the audience would booo them if they said negative things.

[@theheartofthestone]

One of my favorite quotes is "the bar was on the ground and yet you found a shovel."

[@DiMagnolia]

Whether the person heckling was planted or not it’s still on the production for not finding and kicking out that person immediately and for painting Alexandria out to be a villain in both seasons.

[@brico9785]

You should watch season 22 episode 13 when they had Nyle who is deaf do a photo shoot in complete darkness and then gave him crap when his photo wasn’t up to there standards for him.

[@fatengh5946]

I saw that episode and I thought that was so awful and mean spirited. I felt so bad for him, it was totally unfair.

[@brico9785]

@@fatengh5946 it really was and his picture wasn’t even bad

[@fatengh5946]

@@brico9785 I agree

[@jessie9627]

If I submitted pictures like that in my photography class I’d get a bad grade. Idk where they found this photographer. 😂