Barbie through time 💅

[@taylorgayhart9497]

Because that was her point! She was designed to be dressed up, the point was to buy different outfits, whether they were career oriented or not, to dress her up however YOU wanted!

[@ferndevil5771]

"Dress me up, I'm your dolly"

[@cryptic2071]

Did parents actually see it that way

[@Silver_Crow144]

@@cryptic2071probs not but who knows, cuz I don’t

[@elal1929]

yess

[@khalilahd.]

Barbie is the dream life I hope to create for myself 😂❤

[@sarahni]

A lot of people misunderstand Barbie as a character, Barbie is YOU. Shes whatever you want to be, do or wear

[@ZK-ib2wp]

​@@vanovasmith9586😂

[@JeffreyLapsley]

She isn’t me I am not white or blonde?

[@justagenzontheinternet808]

​@@JeffreyLapsleysame

[@JaydenAltDreamer]

⁠@@JeffreyLapsleyI’m pretty sure there are black Barbie’s there even are some in the movie so even if Blond Barbie can’t represent you maybe another can

[@Hamilton-TheMusical]

@@JeffreyLapsleythere are Barbies of other races as well

[@AshFelegy]

the dolls slogan was literally "you can be anything"

[@Clairefpereal]

Fr

[@Iiiuujiij]

“Imagination that is your creation”

[@connieaxesthetic]

I know, they can't be looking as skinny barbie's bodies are like so unrealistic and its a bit sad what girls wanted to look like that back then,

[@J3Y_EXE]

Are we going to appreciate the fact that this woman reproduced historical and very expensive clothes perfectly?

[@silversamm]

you can definately just buy regular clothes like this if you know where to look, they are not that expensive or unique (nor looked that close to the examples either)

[@Bonesmemes]

No doofus!

[@J3Y_EXE]

@Gacha_MadneZZ lol

[@_nob0dy_297]

Fr

[@peepo2560]

The power suit was excellent

[@insomnia_deul]

Barbie is THE it girl of all time

[@suki_ons4tUrn]

"I am woman and I am here." had me dying 😭

[@lolloat]

I kid you not as I reed this she said it in the video 😂

[@suki_ons4tUrn]

lmaoo@@lolloat

[@MoonCycle-y5t]

Same 😭

[@Pretty_gurl4167]

What is so funny about that?

[@MelissaCassie]

Then why do we keep trying to put her to liberal standards if she’s a icon?

[@tess.paolella_999]

i stand by the fact you remind me of margo robbie like the entire time i was watching the barbie movie i was like this gives ange energy

[@angemariano97]

Hahahaha my bf said the same thing while watching it!!! I loved it, for sure in my top ten fav movies 🥲

[@tess.paolella_999]

@@angemariano97 yes it was so good! love your videos!

[@meowmeowfuzzyface3698]

As a huge Margot fan, this is the highest compliment you can pay someone. *in my eyes* 😅

[@your.fav.gem1ni]

literally?! i watched it for the first time yesterday and the whole time i was like thinking it reminded me of someone!!

[@kurtsnyder4752]

The originals looked more 1/3 Kim Novak,1/3 Anne Francis, and 1/3 Barnara Bain or 1/4 of each, with the addition of 1/4 Alexandra Bastedo. All cool '60s chic chicks.

[@emma_luce_0623]

It's scary how many people don't understand the actual story of Barbie. A mother wanted her daughter to have a real doll that she could hold and was like a mini version of herself instead of the paper ones she always had.

[@xavierplymptonstongue54]

Yeah, I mean Barbie is literally named after Ruth Handler’s daughter, Barbara.

[@blueismylove3128]

I think saying it's "scary" people dont know how Barbie was invent is a little dramatic, but its an interesting and actually useful fact to know.

[@JulieKasprik]

@@xavierplymptonstongue54 YES! I hate when people complain about she being blonde with blue eyes etc, the real Barbara was blonde with blue eyes, what would they do? Do Barbie different from Barbara?

[@user-cb6pq8rd3d]

​@@JulieKasprik Ruth handler said herself, that Barbie(/Ken) wasn't physically modeled after her children, only their names were given to the toys, so your point is moot...

[@mgachatv]

Yep

[@V11XYCAT]

Me hoping someone else also noticed her doodle bob tattoo 😭

[@CheeseLady316]

I was looking for this comment lol

[@Random-person252]

Yess

[@dalyangull4055]

​@@CheeseLady316 true 😂😂

[@Thegaysbish]

@@CheeseLady316fr me too🤣

[@Angel-wm5bk]

Not me scrolling for this comment

[@cjjinx99]

Brought me to tears for some reason. Barbie was a beacon of hope of what girls COULD BE. Be who you wanna be, BARBIE GIRL 💅🏼

[@RevaDixon]

NO yes😊

[@daisyalvarez8473]

Thx this really made my day❤

[@ShadowDashh]

grow up

[@SwiftlyGay]

@NOSimp4U Huh?

[@Thenight_hasrisen]

​@@ShadowDashhgrow up yet this is a good message for adults and children. No matter the amount of stereotypes there are you choose who you want to be not people

[@nilkazk]

The fact that she is talking faster than I can think.💀

[@SaraLovesCatzz]

FRFR

[@Maximalistcollector]

Faster than Ben Shapiro

[@ZenitsuKunn]

Skill issue

[@smeersmcdunkurmom]

bro cannot think at all

[@magicjalapeno862]

Maybe she had to speed it up because youtube shorts don't allow videos longer than 60 seconds like Tiktok and IG,

[@KlaidosHollande]

"I am woman and I am here." truly inspiring words❤

[@AxoLotal-m9u]

"I am woman and I am here" best line I've hear XD I started laughing hard at that

[@OSTG-zn9fk]

PS. It not that I’m sexist. Chinese girl power too cringe

[@I_do_Random_Stuffs]

@@OSTG-zn9fk my brain had 3 seizures and multiple aneurisms trying to read this

[@tink6225]

@@OSTG-zn9fkwhat are you on about 😭

[@FoxieTheFox2]

@@I_do_Random_Stuffs are you ok??

[@I_do_Random_Stuffs]

@@FoxieTheFox2 no 😭

[@KeplkopKepl]

It was such a good movie

[@angemariano97]

Im literally about to see it again 😭

[@Lion0738]

@@moonshadow6430are you jealous that you don’t have enough free time to watch a movie?

[@moonshadow6430]

@@Lion0738 of course because in your idiot books everyone is complaining.

[@xoxo_radiohead]

@@Lion0738calm down-

[@jasis2rad]

Ikr I loved it

[@pyromaniacalmagpie3198]

They really did a good job of making Barbie into something that could reflect the goals and personality of every kid that loved her. Housewife Barbie still existed, but so did Doctor Barbie, and Surfer Barbie and Lawyer Barbie and Farmer/Horse Rancher Barbie-- I could go all day. My favourite were the fashionista ones from the early 2000's, they really shaped my clothing style even into my 20's, I think. I have a skirt I still wear at 27 that I bought at 13 because it looked like one my barbie wore when I was 10 😂

[@lavanyasingh5863]

My favourites are the hair dresser and glitz barbies

[@GrammarPoliceOfficial]

When I was a kid, all my Barbies ended their stories married with kids. The sole reason was that I want to end my own that way.

[@deviantly_night]

​@@GrammarPoliceOfficialAnd that's okay! My Barbies all ended up in a career with cats and a girlfriend, because that's what I wanted. Good on you for knowing what you want!

[@Pretty_gurl4167]

@@GrammarPoliceOfficial and I wanted my Barbies to have a career and be a ambitious businesswoman. being a housewife leads you to financial abuse and a ambitious woman will never go through that so this is what I wanted.

[@GrammarPoliceOfficial]

@@Pretty_gurl4167 I mean, it doesn’t always end that way. My mom is a housewife and there aren’t any financial issues. My dad buys whatever he wants; my mom buys whatever she wants. They talk about bigger stuff beforehand.

[@salma-amlas]

"Anything is possible" - Barbie ❤

[@mgachatv]

True

[@hishamalaker491]

Good advice, wish me luck I am about to jump of a building challenge gravity and fly.

[@salma-amlas]

"We're unstoppable, me and my girls 💗💗💗💗 it's our world"

[@NotnooblyOfficialchannel]

@@salma-amlasit’s your world 😂 I can tell your a kid

[@salma-amlas]

@NotnooblyOfficialchannel and i can tell you're a shallow hater who never heard this song and didn't get the reference

[@ptvmais]

Ange you literally look like a Barbie doll ! 💗

[@hyliahyrule4508]

Is no one gonna talk about the doodlebob tattoo on her ankle? xD Peak icon

[@foodplug5627]

I’ve collected Barbie’s my whole childhood. Seeing that the film is out, made me think about how all my barbs were left in a treasure chest outside our front yard when we moved. All the fun memories that flushed back.

[@Stxrystudios]

‘SHE HAD BOOBS’ 😂 Edit: Yall I didn’t mean to start a war 😭🙏 it wasn’t the words itself it was just how it was said I guess, but literally be fr yall there’s more important things then this comment I made 11 months ago.

[@agenttheater5]

Didn't Ruth Handler end up designing realistic breast prosthetics that were specifically designed for the left or right side rather than just having one breast for both sides

[@KylieFrost-u6p]

Ummm ok thanks for the information

[@vixen.sketches]

I Hope Ur Not a Male

[@Hgghbcbhvhfhvgd]

Hahahahahaahah he said “boobs” hahahahaha so funny 🫤😐😑

[@Thighlicious]

And we all know women don’t have boobs 🙄 , how could Mattel make such an obvious mistake

[@Im_Tea_On_Pawz]

The “I am woman I am here” GOT ME ROLLING 😭😭😭😭

[@KathyH684]

There weren't just baby dolls. There were porcelain dolls and paper dolls which were both early forms of fashion dolls, and Barbie wasn't even the first fashion doll by our standards. There was Lili, whose design was stolen by Mattel for Barbie, Madame Alexander dolls, and at least two others. And Lili wasn't a call girl like Mattel wants you to believe. She was an office girl who was extremely materialistic, and kids played with Lili and read her comic about her day to day life. The only reason why Barbie is the most popular fashion doll today is because she was heavily marketed, especially on TV. Check out MJ Tanner's deep dive on fashion dolls as a whole.

[@fudgenugget3875]

Finally, I found someone who actually knows the history. Thank you, fellow MJ fan.

[@Sofia-k7m2o]

Yea but they kinda represent motherhood. I DONT WANNA BE A MOTHER! Srry lost my cool

[@W4FFL3_C4K3Z]

“I AM WOMAN AND I AM HERE” love this line way to much :,)

[@Officially_Me_26]

“I AM WOMAN AND I AM HERE” Perfect😌

[@temidoesart]

Barbie is amazing and an icon feminist. Ken is just…Ken 😅 Edit: Didn’t mean he was just Ken He’s also beach (also thanks for 2K likes) Edit 2: And then he’s also Alan’s buddy 😅 (Also thanks for 3k likes lol)

[@-cherry-6091]

Yes cause men aren't important and women are higher beings, that's totally what feminism is about.

[@abegailllarves800]

Ken is part of the accessory

[@S3CRET_J0Y]

​@@abegailllarves800 lol fr

[@hannahbannana1820]

🎵IM JUST KEN🎵

[@Wateriswet111]

And allan is just.. there

[@CHARDRICJOSHPROJAS]

Before watching the 2023 movie I never knew that there was hate from girls/women for her, I always thought that she was an icon for "being who you want to be" and for "persevering in pursuing your dreams". I liked the idea that Barbie is supposed to reflect who you are and who you want to be, the original self-insert story character but she has her own personality as well

[@justanawkwardnerd]

There was a "I hate pink" phase a lot of young girls went through, rather notable during the late 2000s and 2010s, and hate for Barbie and Disney Princesses was a big part of that. It paired with the rise of the "Not Like Other Girls" and hipster phase during the early 2010s. I think a big part of that was a lot of girls bucking against the mold of femininity a lot of kids kept being shoved in, and how feminine interests and girly things were just made fun of on a societal level, so the "I hate pink" thing came out of a response to try to protect themselves for being ridiculed for girly things, whether they ever actually liked girly or not. This is also where the Tomboy aesthetic can factor in.

[@whaa6894]

@@justanawkwardnerdtrue. Also because the “girly girls” who loved pink were always depicted as dumb and shallow. If you weren’t aware of your beauty and didn’t care about your femininity like so called girly girls did you felt like you weren’t part of the stupid majority that “teen girls” were depicted as.

[@Evenifisayitwillbealright]

For me it was my mum thinking that it would be a sad influence because the had the “perfect body”.

[@uwu-ds9lx]

I love the song choice in the background, love Leslie gore

[@leko8398]

"I am woman, and I am here" Also a valid way for women to pick up men.

[@fionaflop300]

Iconic.

[@fionaflop300]

Also what’s your pfp from? I know where it’s from but I just wanted to make sure you knew

[@Fernanimati0n]

Yes

[@Henry_69]

I heard that in all might's voice

[@hooman2637]

You and Micarah Tewers would be the best fashion chaotic duo on the planet.

[@laurenelise2513]

I NEEEEEED THEM TO COLLAB OMG

[@hooman2637]

Sameee

[@EvieFowler210]

I WAS LOOKING FOR THUS COMMENT

[@PersonTP]

Barbie changed the world for many little girls and I love her🩷

[@hellothere6117]

I had to write a research essay about the history/impact of Barbie for my English class and I honestly learned a lot about the doll. One of the things I had to talk about was how she’s a bad influence and stuff but I honestly think that the pros of her being able to do so much while still being feminine and cute far outweighed the fact that her real life shoe size would be a size three (US) and that therefore would “make girls insecure”

[@potARTo]

i- i played with my barbies all my childhood and it never made me insecure maybe bcs i didn't rlly care? and chose not to compare myself with a piece of plastic

[@belovedloralai]

tbh i have literally never seen anyone insecure abt their foot size, let alone be obsessed abt their size, but idk 😭😭😭

[@greenbeantm1096]

@@belovedloralaiit’s less of a thing nowadays but definitely used to be a thing. I mean just think of foot binding

[@Bicth97]

@@greenbeantm1096girl that's china latest in the 1910s that's not affecting western little americans

[@strugglesxxx]

​@Bicth97 You'd be surprised how many customs the US take just to torture kids. As long it brings misery to little kids everywhere does it :D

[@AdventureHusky]

Its why I never understood why Barbie in recent history has become such a controversial toy for young girls. She isn't meant to be a stereotypical women, she's meant to be whatever you dress her up as. And unlike disney princess dolls, Barbie actually does have a realistic body type, skinny women exist, it's just people think because she's never, until a couple years ago, had diversifying body types that she portrayed the message that all successful pretty women must have her figure. I don't think the original creator of Barbie ever intended that to be the case nor have I ever felt that way growing up with Barbie. Barbie is a toy meant to play to your imagination, she can and will be anything you want her to be and people tend to forget that.

[@mgachatv]

Fr

[@Sponey_n_akira]

FR!!! UNDER RATED COMMENT OMG

[@michellechloeconner8738]

fr bro. people also need to understand that barbie isn't supposed to be what all girls should look like...like don't compare yourself to a literal doll.

[@Sponey_n_akira]

@@michellechloeconner8738 ikr. People be saying stuff like “barbies are giving kids eating disorders! 🥺” It’s literally just a toy.

[@alinashirinian2485]

​@@Sponey_n_akira people sure love blaming the consequences of their failed parenting on toys and games.

[@NadaSamir]

she looks adorable and ilove it

[@Iamaperson590]

Yesss Creativity, Uniqueness, Nerve, and Talent, love that you used this

[@ahseymania]

@@vanovasmith9586 wdym lol

[@mell_mania]

Gagged when i heard this

[@theeternelle]

i thought it was charisma uniqueness nerve and talent...? 😭

[@Iamaperson590]

@@theeternelle it is, but the acronym is still the same so it still works lol

[@egodumpster]

This movie genuinely changed my life

[@anayaisha8378]

Yes for now on i will work and my BF will Cook and clean

[@kacreon]

same!!

[@notyet....]

​@anayaisha8378 Not what the movie meant at all but you go girl 😅

[@ahseymania]

@@anayaisha8378 not exactly what the movie meant but okay you do you

[@mgachatv]

Same

[@mercyfulfate666]

Exacly what I always saw in her. All the other toys were babies and house stuff, while she was a woman being the focus in the game. Not the baby, not the house, but the woman. It was genius, and changes the view of the woman BEING an acessory, to HAVING accessories, and a life, tastes and all. ❤ It might sound random, but if you lived with your grandma, you know how important this is.

[@Blushingwithpink]

Can we all appreciate the hard work into those clothes that she has to match the Barbie 🤩🩷

[@ebones5641]

This person just explained Barbie lore in a minute

[@Peradox_zz]

"I AM WOMAN AND I AM HERE." Was perfect.

[@alt-q1y]

This video triggered so many misogynists in these comments.

[@morgaena3313]

FR

[@shaivjoshi4063]

All I see is women larping about supposed misogyny. All you can do is play the victim card like a cheap whore.

[@francisadodo9399]

No . All i see is bunch of grown women geryimg hsppy over a toy that isnt even made for them

[@justsomenumpty]

What misogynists?

[@shaivjoshi4063]

@@justsomenumpty People with brains.

[@NinjaGirl248]

The creator of Barbie is an amazing person

[@multistanification]

She explained it better than my history teacher

[@peewee139]

“Creativity Uniqueness Nerve and Talent” i love how she threw in that lil reference

[@kristinschoensiegel2223]

Creativity, uniqueness, nerve, and talent are off the chartzz 📈📈📈

[@Itz_Zoe4]

She spoke even faster than my dad when he got the milk 💀

[@Traffic.light.dudes69]

😂

[@Dutiyf]

Admitting that your dad is a bop on youtube is insane 💀

[@ashmarie5049]

My sister and I just thrifted the 80’s aerobics barbie, we literally just washed her up and she’s drying off while I write this comment. I did an essay and presentation about Barbie and the American dream when I was a freshman in high school, and she really does symbolize the movements and transitions in girlhood/womanhood in America through the decades. She also has had so many jobs that doubtlessly inspired little girls to grow up and become whatever they want, my little sister has like 3 vet Barbie’s and she cosplays getting to help animals like she wants to do growing up. Love Barbies💖

[@monique5641]

that's such a good essay topic! 😭 pdf maybe? 🫣🫣

[@ashmarie5049]

@@monique5641 man that was like 8 years ago, I doubt I still have it bc it was probably on my school gmail account. I’m willing to write another one just for you!

[@hazilla_12]

You could literally be Barbie 😂 I love it ❤

[@laurenhutchison857]

My mom had that 80s workout barbie and she gave it to me along with some of her other ones😊 something about old barbies just makes me so happy

[@syns8726]

Barbie was very much not the first non-baby/mother doll. There were plenty of other fashion dolls like Little Miss Revlon, Deluxe Reading's Candy, Betsy McCall, Madame Alexander's Cissy etc. And on that note, Madame Alexander had a lot of dolls based on Fairy Tale characters like Snow White or Hansel and Gretel, she also had dolls based on Little Women and even Nurse dolls or dolls in army uniforms that all came before Barbie. What really sets Barbie apart is marketing, Mattel is just better at marketing, case in point how they made everyone think Barbie was the first non-baby doll when she very much wasn't.

[@stefaninafla]

Miss Revlon, Cissy and Betsy McCall waned in popularity as they did not update their fashion looks from their debut. So when Barbie came out with a modern look, she took that market share for lady dolls pretty quick.

[@HarryThomasPictures]

Absolutely adored the movie, you are stunning like Margot🤩💖✨️!

[@IsabellaAnkiah]

YOUR LITERALLY BARBIE LIKE YOU ARE HER SHE IS YOU ALSOOO YOUR GORGEOUSSSS

[@glitzarprincess627]

Actually, that's not entirely true. China and porcelain dolls were very fashionable and were just as often made to portray teens and adult women as babies. They had many clothes as well depending on how fancy. They were fashionable. I and my great aunt are avid collectors of antique fashion dolls and all of my favorites look like adult women. There also were many fancy dolls for young girls in classic literature, it wasn't a rare thing. Edit: most of the adult dolls weren't mothers. You had to buy the babies separate if they were china or porcelain. And deciding if the doll would have children was up to the buyer. So saying other toys were all to represent mothers is also false.

[@sxatcychan1988]

This KZbinr also overlooked the existence of paper dolls, which was the dress up toy that predated Barbie.

[@Laura-dn1zx]

How do you expect her to fit all of this in 1 minute video?? The one about usa is already accelerated

[@gamergrill6817]

Well it's why BARBIE is a fashion icon not why are all dolls fashion icons, or the history of how dolls came to be.It’s just because she's the most remember and they make so much of them

[@cafe_rae]

She didn't say it was the only doll in existence to portray older women, she said they cosplayed "motherhood". Most of the dolls were moms where Barbie was a working woman. That's what was new.

[@sonicsnake44]

The Barbie movie lies about everything involving Barbie's origin. The claim about her being the first fashion doll is a lie. They claim Roth modeled Barbie off her daughter despite Barbie's design and face being stolen from a German fashion doll Lillie. The real history of Barbie is ugly and sad.

[@gymusen]

Not only is she a fashion icon, but also a automotive follower too, if u look at every vehicle Barbie has owned over the years, it always had a design following the current trends of the automotive industry, either by being the vehicle itself or taking elements to create a design and still be in trend

[@Asters_life]

Barbie was honestly so iconic! She was also super inspiring throughout all of her years!

[@AliciaDuarte-ct1vd]

Omg I have a whole new respect for Barbies now jeez ❤😊❤

[@DeeBraynt2010]

The Business Barbie's "work skirt" could be turned around to become her "party skirt". The effer was annoying to turn back around to "work skirt" so mine was constantly ready to go out and have fun. I say it was annoying because once you had it on the "party" side getting it to sit right for "work" was impossible.

[@G1GabyBlaze]

The way she was rapping this video

[@froggy4150]

You’re very talented. You spoke very fast, not messing up once

[@animatorlettuce]

Love the song choice, iconic!!

[@Maddies_aldc13]

i love barbie because it teaches little girls that you can do what you want and people cant control you. And i love that the lyrics match with each barbie especially 1971.

[@jacquirbaston544]

CREATIVITY UNIQUENESS NERVE TALENT

[@Sunny827Weezer]

RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE EYYEYEYEYE

[@lefthandlos3r]

THE RUPAUL REFERENCE

[@blotobob331]

One of my favorite things that the original creator of Barbie did was when they introduced Ken. At the times most people would expect him to be her husband, but nope. He’s Barbies boyfriend. A detail I love.

[@heistbros8575]

Yes because she is a teenager? Historical revisionism at its finest.

[@idk-smd]

ur body goals

[@Starlinzx]

You know, in the old time blue was for girls and pink was for boys. Pink means they are strong, and the one that made barbie use pink for her so other know that girls/woman are strong too. Thats why barbie have alot of clothes for any jobs

[@bluelagoon1980]

Nicole Rudolph (a dress history youtuber) has a video on the subject of blue vs pink for boys or girls that includes research through actual historical sources.

[@-swiftie-13]

I don’t care, Barbie helped make the rights women have today💕💝

[@natalie-b10]

That sponge bob tattoo gives me life. Live, Laugh, Love SpongeBob

[@myrillya]

Man, your energy straight up matches to Micarah Tewers' energy. You should collab some time.

[@agirls8702]

this was such a good movie

[@WisteriaYuima-bo7gv]

ANGE! YOU SHOULD HAVE PLAYED BARBIE IN THE MOVIE! YOUR STUNNING AND FANTASTIC! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@okaybye7085]

It's crazy how fast you can speak

[@angemariano97]

I love to talk lol

[@okaybye7085]

@@angemariano97 it's really cool 😄

[@canaldare9061]

I barely understand

[@lisal.1114]

​@@angemariano97I like the talk speed, makes it easier to follow for me personally speaking.😅❤

[@Idunnowhatimdoing2]

Your SpongeBob tattoo ate and left no crumbs

[@Abigail73757]

She dresses perfectly 🥰 Love her fits

[@StaardustQu33n]

Short answer: She adapted to the different fashion choices of the decades and what they represented.

[@-ASTRAL.GREMLINS-]

girl owns every single peice of clothing on earth💀

[@Ocean.queen.]

"I am woman and i am here." I just love that😂

[@youtubeeditorlola]

“And I am here” Proceeds to summon mha fandom

[@amenahsiddique6718]

true

[@youtubeeditorlola]

@@amenahsiddique6718 💀

[@kyubey-mi1du]

Baby dolls were not the only dolls available to girls during the 1950s, there were plenty of dolls that came in all ages whether they were made from porcelain or just materials found around the house

[@ClintonSanders-s9t]

My grandma has some of those dolls 😊 she was born around the 80s

[@Ace0fHeartzX3]

Alan and Weird Barbie were my favorite characters 😭

[@you_are_my_hostage]

OMG SAME THEY WERE LIKE ICONS- >:D

[@Ace0fHeartzX3]

@@you_are_my_hostage IK RIGHTT

[@you_are_my_hostage]

@@Ace0fHeartzX3 lmao they were the BEST characters in the movie! Such a shame they werent favored alot by the other dolls :{

[@Ace0fHeartzX3]

@@you_are_my_hostage :[

[@Mooncatzz-r7e]

fun fact: barbie never got married to ken and has over 200+ jobs

[@gorrilamonkey4205]

What's your point? Men hold women down? Explain

[@Mooncatzz-r7e]

@@gorrilamonkey4205 No I'm just sharing facts about barbie sorry if you thought I meant women>men!

[@gorrilamonkey4205]

@@Mooncatzz-r7e nah you good

[@Jade-pc1kd]

You literally look so perfect just like barbie

[@Idunnowhatimdoing2]

Eminem was real quiet after this beat dropped 😭💀

[@Yobydobie]

There are really great channels that go more in-depth about this topic. Y’all should go watch, it’s very interesting. Trixie Mattel goes decade by decade through her own collection talking about each era and explaining how the U.S. was changing along with the dolls.

[@Mpreg-Ganondorf]

Love laugh love barbie💕

[@luczii6987]

the day barbie came in was the day little gurls were ready to whoop some ass.

[@lynzers84]

I’d love to know where that cute striped bathing suit is from!

[@angemariano97]

Juicy couture ! Found it on poshmark!

[@x.dandelion.x]

✨I AM W O M A N AND I AM HERE!✨

[@animenja]

My grandmother herself is kinda like a Barbie in my opinion. She was working, and such back in the 60's and had her own shop. Though that might still be pretty normal, but one thing I also love is, she was kind of a fashion icon herself in our city. She was pretty much the first woman to wear miniskirts in our city. And she absolutely slayed it!!! (Saw cool old pictures of her lol.) She was also the first woman in our city to be the lead of a democratic group. And best thing, she's the sweetest and coolest grandma of all time.

[@serein-09]

thats so cool!!

[@erinw.9256]

As that one kid who had almost every Barbie from the Barbie movies, I freaking loved the movie and the Battle of the Kens was legit like a snapshot of how I played my Barbies. Also, all my Kens were househusbands, my Barbies were badass witches with magic powers and jobs and were the breadwinners, and the Kellys were mischievous little shits while the Stacies were the shy nerdy kids and Skipper was the rebellious goth daughter. Also, a lot of my Barbies were gay cos I didn't have a bunch of Kens and some of my Barbies were trans cos if the head popped off, I would screw it back on and it made the shoulders look massive so I styled those Barbies like my Kens and boom!! More boyfriends for my Barbies.

[@dr00skee47]

You are INSANELY glamorous 😩 Educational Slaying

[@KrayZky]

I will never forgive Barbie for suing Bratz and being the reason they stopped making them. I started with Barbie but never felt connected to it like I did with my bratz dolls.

[@HelloKitty-11-b1t]

💜Damn your outfits are so accurate 🩷

[@angemariano97]

Thank you I worked so hard curating them ◡̈

[@HelloKitty-11-b1t]

​@@angemariano97 keep it up love your work 💜🩷

[@user-Zuzu]

Love the outfits and “I am Barbie and I am here”

[@sou.4970]

Fun Fact: Barbie was inspired by Marilyn Monroe!

[@JF59122]

Really?!

[@oliviatutt3736]

​@@JF59122Yep.

[@amritpalkaur3188]

Actually she was inspired by a doll created in Germany for adults.

[@elyace]

​@@amritpalkaur3188Yeah but barbie kinda reminds me of Marilyn as well ngl.

[@falsehero2001]

@@amritpalkaur3188That’s false as well. She was an all ages fashion doll. Do not believe Mattel’s propaganda. History is written by the winners.

[@Mr.Prawnz]

EMINEM been reel quiet since this video dropped

[@FoxyCarr]

True😅😅

[@EmmaRodríguez-l9j]

I love how you explain it❤😊🎉

[@oreozkingdom]

lol just watched the movie in the cinema 1 hour ago 🎉🎉🎉

[@oreozkingdom]

10/10 defo recommend

[@overthinkin.person_]

I AM WOMEN AND I AM HERE

[@ImTheSeagull]

This is why id love to have vintage barbie dolls

[@tanviTM]

Barbie is definitely not the first doll depicting a woman. Non-baby dolls definitely existed.

[@vampirejett]

im sure they did but barbie was the first popular doll in the US that wasn’t a baby doll

[@leoparathesweekgeeky7244]

​@@camocamouflagethen who were the others then?

[@danibilbocascante]

@@leoparathesweekgeeky7244 Well, glad you asked! There was Cissy, made by Madame Alexander, in 1955, predating Barbie by a whole 4 years, Ginny and Jill, and Miss Nancy Ann, who were popular during WW2 (fun fact, the creator of Miss Nancy Ann had a deal with the U.S. Army to manufacture dolls for the soldiers to send to their daughters while they were away on the war). Hell, even Barbie started as nothing but a ripoff of the German doll Bild Lilli, also made in 1955. Mattel has done a great job of erasing history to place Barbie as a trailblazer, as evidenced by both this video and the comments.

[@michellecruznyan]

​@@danibilbocascanteall 3 you mentioned may have had more adult outfits, but they all 3 also had baby faces, didn't they? I think Barbie's adult face was what made it feel like she was less of a baby-doll, and hence why she became so popular that most of us hadn't even heard about the other 3.

[@danibilbocascante]

@@michellecruznyan it wasn't just that, though. You haven't heard about those 3 not because they weren't popular. Mattel has done its job erasing them from history. Ruth Handler was downright ruthless (pun not intended) in trying to erase or minimize what others had done in the fashion doll industry before Barbie. Documentaries like the Toys that Made Us and interviews with Ruth constantly say that Barbie was the first fashion doll, and when they acknowledge Lilli it's to say she was an adult toy based on a call girl, which isn't true at all. She was based on a newspaper strip that was also popular with kids.