Faking your entire nationality? Okay, Hillary- I mean Hilaria

"the beauty of diversity" lol
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[@georgia1649]

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[@potato3551]

Ayyy my name is potato

[@manzanita1334]

Hellooooooo

[@haileyismoo]

Unseasoned pickle

[@A88-p5e]

why couldn't she just say she spent a lot of her childhood in spain and is bilingual... that's quirky enough

[@onigbajamo]

Because she didn't even do that lol

[@chiuansheng]

She need Diversity point. Her husband too.

[@wowiekazowiee]

*CONSIDER THE SOURCE*

[@roj4169]

Yeah like Anya Tailor-Joy never claims she's argentinian, but she does say she's bilingual and she spent her childhood in Argentina. But no, she wanted to be *extra* special.

[@A88-p5e]

@@onigbajamo lol even if she didn't, at least it's significantly less problematic than faking your nationality

[@aquarose1642]

It took me a minute to realize that Alec Baldwin actually said "consider the source" like 20 times and that it wasn't just D'Angelo repeating the video for effect.

[@aazhie]

WAIT- *returns to rewatch that chunk of Hilaria-ity*

[@blergyadig]

*Same*

[@mojojojo3212]

@@aazhieBAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@blergyadig]

@@AnniAdore It felt like he's trying to *intimidate*

[@UwU-dw8em]

But did you consider the source?

[@prettymamita]

she could've saved all of this by just saying, "I made many friends in Spain and really appreciate the culture." That's it.

[@tardersauce3578]

It would still be a little weird

[@TeeklGrey]

@@tardersauce3578 Not really, there's nothing wrong with appreciating a different culture especially if you've actually BEEN to the place where that culture is most prevalent, lived there, made friends there, learned the language. The only weird part was her claiming to have been born there. EDIT: Okay guys listen, when I said "The only weird part was her claiming to have been born there" I meant for that statement to encompass the whole charade--the reason she faked an accent and all that is because she claimed to have been BORN there, y'all are nitpicking a little too much and missing my main point.

[@laceylyssa5333]

@@TeeklGrey many more weird parts than just that in my opinion lol

[@tardersauce3578]

@@TeeklGrey that’s fine but she was lying a bunch

[@drinkswatere]

No I don’t think that would “save her” she should’ve just said “I faked it, sorry”

[@p0lyxena]

It's not that she wanted to be non-white, since Spaniards are white. Or that she wanted to just be Spanish, since there are people of Spanish descent who don't have accents. She specifically wanted to be an ~exotic~ accented immigrant. She basically cosplayed Gloria from Modern Family.

[@wizardlizard2034]

To be fair it worked she married a celeberty

[@rosalyna5004]

But not all spainards are white, look at Enrique Iglesias, I'm sure there's more examples but I'm not that into spanish culture. And not all latinos (from latin american countries) are brown, skin color and nationality are two separate things. :/

[@p0lyxena]

@@rosalyna5004 I meant that full ethnic Spaniards are primarily white because of the historical Greek/Roman/Germanic settlements in Spain, not that all Spanish people are white. Enrique Iglesias is half-Filipino and has distant Latin heritage, but his Spanish father is primarily Galician, and the Galicians are descended ethnically from Celts/Gauls who were understood to generally be blond and white. But I didn’t say anywhere that all Latin people are brown…?

[@user-iu6lk8tp6h]

@@rosalyna5004 Enrique Iglesias is half Filipino

[@ivet6032]

@@p0lyxena mmm Sofia Vergara isn’t from Spain though so I guess Hilaria was trying to cosplay Penelope Cruz instead😅

[@Kamex]

Nobody: Alec Baldwin: C O N S I D E R T H E S O U R C E 👁👄👁

[@benkenobi834]

Lol I was going to comment that

[@benshapiro4436]

when the boss baby pulls up and says to trust him because progressive auto care insurance lady said she was from the spanish inquisition

[@Soman1229]

1 k like check

[@alyissarakay2842]

Who tf is THEE SOURCE tho...

[@preston1088]

@@alyissarakay2842 you should consider the source to get that answer

[@robertoclemente2698]

“I’m worried about people labeling me as one thing, so I put a label on myself.”

[@think_of_a_storyboard3635]

It hurt itself in it's confusion!

[@VVVU2x]

it's 2021 you gotta have a label to get attention now, and if you don't,the stans will make one for you

[@silent-hills]

Can I just say that your profile picture got me confused for a sec lol.

[@robertoclemente2698]

@@silent-hills that’s the point

[@user-xh6cg7zf9h]

most people ordering italian: pizza, pasta, lasagna alec: *_consider the sauce_*

[@amberlindsey2541]

I died laughing omg. This one just hits different, idk, I can't explain it

[@dev5136]

OKAY PLEASE OMFGG 😭 😭 😭

[@jolene1117]

So funny

[@laurenbear4670]

😂

[@spaeci]

this is so quality

[@stressedwes9565]

"isn't that the beauty of diversity" the diversity in question: being white or blanca

[@lawsome2068]

🤣🤣🤣

[@JCAM34]

The stupidity of a "joke" from someone who doesn't know being Latino has nothing to do whatsoever with any ethnicity.

[@stressedwes9565]

@@lawsome2068 where ON EARTH did i imply that

[@imaneclair4836]

@@JCAM34 uh they didn’t say anything about being Latino or that having to do with ethnicity ????

[@nicolasgallardo2863]

@@JCAM34 cállate y vete a tomar un colacao

[@elliequent02]

“alec baldwin boyfriend asmr brainwashing” was not a phrase i planned on hearing today

[@meumundosecreto7694]

I'm dying

[@IlyDestinyy]

It would be if you consider the source

[@preston1088]

@@IlyDestinyy consider the source consider the source

[@leenahaudio]

I screamed 😭😭😂😂😂

[@zunisilverwolf]

Previously unsaid sentences in human history...

[@Arreis_004]

Why didn’t she just say she is an American who loves Spanish culture? Literally the most simplest thing...I’m so confused.

[@MoreSand12]

Because she wanted to be "exotic"

[@oceanmariep256]

Or even claim she grew up there. Much closer to the truth and a more forgivable exaggeration

[@joannam1284]

Probably has to do with her spending a lot of her time there as a child. She feels like that is who she is. I think a similar thing happened with Rachel Dolezal. She grew up close to her black adopted siblings and was abused by her white parents. She identified more with her siblings. (It’s not right to lie like this, but I can see why both of these people did lie and I find it interesting.)

[@thebeautifulnarcissist666]

I agree that would’ve been better than what she did, but then she would be called out for cultural appropriation.

[@flowerdia0966]

just say ur gay or somethin if you wanna feel special.

[@enamoonie]

“isn’t that the beauty of diversity” *”DIVERSITY?!?!?!??”*

[@leenahaudio]

Chile Diversity. I lost it lol

[@leenahaudio]

@@Iri504 tots

[@ziintle]

Listen! This HAD me! Giving me Tiffany New York Pollard. Beyoncé?!

[@jellosapiens7261]

Giving me the Soulja Boy. DrAkE!?

[@ziradraws9029]

@@Iri504 it depends if they are the culture that's fine but there a difference between culture and nationality.

[@defiantaichi]

Alec baldwin was silently telling us through his eyes - she’s hot, we have kids now, let it go guys, all harmless fun

[@elizabethjones2084]

Accurate

[@shanabanana2675]

*whispers* 'when you love someone you defend them' 😂🤣😂💀

[@davesprivatelounge]

@@shanabanana2675 Lmao, he said it himself and even smiled at the end at the ridiculousness

[@Jenviper]

Lol he finally scored someone💀💀💀

[@Alex-lk6rn]

Yeah it was obvious he was communicating between the lines. Must be a weird situation to be in

[@maann89]

"we had 44 Spanish people come to my wedding" gives me similar vibes to "I'm not racist I have 44 black friends" **EDIT cause some of y'all be real dumb** "44 friends from Spain" is similar to "I'm not racist I have 44 black friends" because people usually use statements like this as a PASS to excuse offensive behaviour. Regardless of your genetic makeup being white or not , I would assume that if you grew up in Spain/born there etc you would find a person trying to fake a Spanish accent/nationality/culture etc, strange and some might even find it offensive, especially since she benefitted from her FAKE heritage for so long, so it really doesn't matter white or black or Asian or wtv in this case. Smh I can't believe I had to explain this.

[@madrina1067]

The thing is that people from Spain are white Europeans, she acts as if she is latina when she is not, she just speaks Spanish. And even if she was Spanish, they are still white

[@justsomeone6476]

@@madrina1067 i mean no Spain like many European countries is diverse there are black Spanish so on and so forth. Plus Latina isn’t a race it just means you come from south of the us border so your point makes no sense because there are white Latinos just like there is black Latinos and everything in between because it’s a geography thing not a race one

[@keepyourshoesathedoor]

@@justsomeone6476 They’re not talking about Black Spaniards. They’re saying what she says is nonsense like a person claiming to have a bunch of Black friends so they can’t be racist. It’s quite clear, what are you mad about?

[@RubyBlueUwU]

Yeah she’s insinuating that being from Spain *automatically* makes you a poc just because...idk it’s sunny and has a strong culture? Who knows. People debunking this aren’t saying Spain is 100% white, just that you’re not automatically not white by virtue of living in/being born in Spain. It would be like saying “I’m not white, I’m Irish”

[@fearghalmurelagaosullivan5296]

@@madrina1067 I wouldn't say all Spaniards are white as that disregards a lot of Spanish peoples ancestry. Spain is a melting pot of different cultures due to having been occupied by the Moors of Africa for so long. A lot of people in Spain have African ancestors, as well as some have Western Asian ancestory or both. Spain shares more DNA with North Africans than with the rest of Europe. I have family members who are dark-skinned and I have some who are white. So Spain is very diverse and is going to be even more diverse in the future due to an influx of Senegalese, Moroccan and Malian immigrants.

[@jaskiratgrewal6114]

I've never heard of this woman before, but this is wild

[@renflower1910]

Same here

[@peace5576]

Same

[@toomuchbongwater]

why is this so true 💀

[@glitchersquad9834]

sameeeeeee

[@FabulousKilljoy]

Me either lol

[@TheMedicatedArtist]

Last time I checked Hispanic and Latina weren’t interchangeable.

[@shellynazyia]

😂

[@mochabarbie3764]

Like she's trying to be spanish but it comes off as latina... it's so strange why not accept who you are

[@Fedrowreview]

She chose one of the two Spanish speaking countries that wasn’t Latinx also

[@cheyemily6066]

No, they can absolutely mean the same, since Hispanic is (relating to Spain or to Spanish-speaking countries, especially those of Latin America.) and Latina is ((in North America) a woman or girl of Latin American origin or descent.). So it really is the same thing. The word that you are looking for is Spanish, not Hispanic. "Spanish and Latina are not interchangeable." That is the accurate statement.

[@cheyemily6066]

@@Fedrowreview Thats correct. And I never said they were the same. I said there is an overlap. Both a Spanish person and a Latino/a person are Hispanic. But a Spanish person will never be Latino/a and a Latino/a person will never be Spanish (unless they are literally the holders of dual citizenship and/or carry both ethnical backgrounds). I'm Spanish btw.

[@ploopydiper]

“Alec Baldwin boyfriend ASMR brainwashing” is not a phrase I ever thought I’d hear

[@suides4810]

Same

[@user-si2uf4eg1w]

you need to consider the source

[@meepmop5594]

Writing's not that easy, but grammarly can help. This sentence *is* grammatically correct, but it's wordy, and hard to read.

[@dfhjkdfghjkld9528]

It undermines the writer's message, and the word choice is bland.

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[@pissmachine2728]

What

[@WilliamMaranciMashups]

get her the hell away from boston

[@faeriegraver]

Mash up king 👑

[@alicebergin6646]

We don't claim her

[@spicywater9301]

Fr

[@dutch970]

Vermont can have her, we don’t want her.

[@TheStitchWitchPodcast]

send her to NH ! haha xD

[@Katyayay]

"Sorry I wasn't clearer" is her public explanation to the whole thing. She's basically saying, "It's all your fault, guys, for thinking I was Spanish!! I totally didn't misrepresent myself"

[@bubblegumbxtchh]

And even then, she definitely tried to blame the media for portraying her that way. No accountability whatsoever.

[@alexlux8337]

No one is at “fault.” This isn’t that serious of a situation

[@theparrot6516]

@@alexlux8337 she lied, she is at fault

[@casswashwash1070]

@@alexlux8337 tell that to her

@@alexlux8337 To a certain extent it may not seem like a pressing or important matter to some but other people are offended by what she did. I’m Puerto Rican and I’m not all that pleased with what she did.

[@shadowknightskye2783]

Im a fourth Japanese from my grandma, and I'm nervous to call myself japanese, and this lady is so confident to call herself Latina because she speaks the language and vacations in spain??? I'm so confused Edit:glad to see I'm not the only one.

[@FanyusAnonymous]

I'm 3 quarters Portuguese, 1/8 Spanish and 1/8 Dutch, but the Spanish is obviously only 1/8 so I say 'I'm of distant Spanish descent' it sounds a bit better then 'I am Spanish.' I hope it helps, because saying that you're Japanese is pretty cool =)

[@xNeariax]

lol. I swear, I was thinking the same thing. I officially have the German & Spanish nationality (passports) because my dad is Spanish, BUT while I did spend a lot of time on holiday in Spain as a kid, I was born in Germany and really grew up here most of my life. I don't ever call myself anything more than "half-Spanish". Why would I? It would only imply I was born or grew up there, which I didn't.

[@flutterbutter890]

i’m half latina. my dads white, my moms family is from mexico but because of my looks and name i do not tell strangers i’m latina 😅 it’s crazy to see someone who has no roots cosplay as a different nationality. gives me Racheal Dolezal vibes

[@leaalia2394]

Lol i'm 1/8 Afghan, but when people ask why i look the way i look, i tell them i have "a tiny bit" of Afghan blood in me.

[@pinkypix4762]

@@viovenda8922 haha same, my grandfather is Turkish but I don’t present myself as Turkish or anything either, never grew up there and I don’t even speak the language 😂

[@Toast9017]

“Isn’t that the beauty of diversity?” Tf I can’t decide one day “you know what? I’m white now” the caucacity 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@jezebel324]

UNDERRATED JOKE

[@keren6858]

THE CAUCACITY MFHFMFJFMF

[@woah4167]

CAUCACITY PLS

[@grandwat1290]

Aprently you can because "racial transitioning" is becoming a thing on twitter 💀

[@Toast9017]

@@grandwat1290 No way I thought that was an Atlanta meme? Lawwwwddd help us all

[@RociGarcia72]

also let’s talk about how she just contributes to the idea that spanish people and latinos are the same thing smh

[@PHlophe]

latinos conflate the 2 when convenient also

[@CosmicCryBaby]

@@PHlophe do you mean hispanic? Cause spanish people and most latinos are hispanic, but spanish people cannot be latino.

[@DahianaG]

@@PHlophe no

[@fariasfarias2450]

There is a difference... Hispanic: Someone from a Spanish speaking country. Example, SPAIN, and Latin American countries. Latino: Someone from Latin America. Example, Latin America countries. To finally understand.... Brazil is in Latin America. So Brazilians ARE latino. But... Brazil speaks Portuguese so they are NOT Hispanic.

[@PHlophe]

Mames. Spain doesn't count as Hispanic AT ALL. Spain's language is Spanish and its not a "hispanic" speaking nation because that doesn't exist in europe . Hispanic is a modern term that was fabricated by the US nearly at the same time as America, its just been widely adopted across Latin america. Brazilians are Latin americans but they just aren't Hispanicos. and its hypocritcal from Latina magazine to have her on their cover when she is neither spanish nor latina. meaning she is only on there because she is a synthetic flavored Latina. Yet same magazine will ignore afrolatinas. sheesh LatinX racism one on one

[@Metonymy1979]

"How you say... cucumber" Says a rich white woman from Boston.

[@farkleberry867]

I speak spanish (barely fluent), and it honestly makes me forget the english words for things sometimes. That being said, you don't have to act like it's because you're not a native speaker lmao, just admit you're stupid and forget words.

[@Hamppariranskis]

@@farkleberry867 idk im bilingual too and that definitely happens but the way she said it to me atleast came across sooo fake like she was really trying to be like 'omgg i speak so much spanish i forget english ahaha' like sis didnt forget the most common damn vegetable on a cooking show but just wanted to bring the latina thing into it

[@farkleberry867]

@@Hamppariranskis yeah, that's what I was trying to say

[@ineslapastora3308]

Spanish is my first language and I have difficulty saying words in it because I keep remembering them in English.

[@koro-is-caffeinated]

@@farkleberry867 Saaaaaammmmeeeee my second language is French and I mix up words and even accents ALL THE TIME

[@bahardan8544]

That woman is nuts and Alec Baldwin has become nothing more than a crazy old man denying the truth in order not to ruin his little fantasy of having a Spanish wife 👎🏻

[@onlyhousestarklivesmatter]

😂 they have kids so he prolly just wants to let it go

[@millennialaviation]

Both of them are weird

[@krunchykat9249]

She is the embodiment of: "I didn't ask to latina, no mas tuve suerte 🥶💅✨🧚‍♂️"

[@blueecho9792]

Pos no mas😆 lmao

[@sweetsofieva444]

Wiehejkeb exactly! And even if she was from Spain, she wouldn’t be Latina anyway. She would just be a white Hispanic lmaoo.

[@maaaarseeelooooo]

worst part that spain isn't part of latinoamerica

[@lailaauto33]

Homegirl doesn't even know the basic of geography I think that would be a big clue that she's American, not European

[@somefuckingretard8289]

@@blueecho9792 dyed hair and you use "💅" Absolute MISTAKE

[@patrymnz]

as a spaniard this is so funny to me, there are so many things to unpack here: Hilaria has never been a Spanish name i haven't even heard of it; we are not latinos, we are white southern west europeans or hispanic; and girl, that 'spanish accent' is a joke lol she could have at least studied it a bit more if she wants to pass so much as us 💀💀💀

[@verybarebones]

Hilaria como nombre sí que existe, pero es nombre de abuela.

[@mariasanchez-najor9603]

@@verybarebones jajajjaja recontra va con Irma, Matilda, Gertrudis, aunq yo sí que tengo un nombre de los básicos😭😭

[@ohnoitslau5576]

@@verybarebones Espero que nadie haya llamado a su hija Hilaria después del año 1873 porque 💀

[@amissguided]

Si es que suena a madrileña que se ha pasado su vida hablando en inglés y tiene 0 acento de baleares ajjdjdjd Que es que justamente hacerse pasar por alguien de baleares es como pasarse por cualquier CCAA con idiomas cooficiales: a menos que seas de los casos con menos acento, se va a notar que sabes hablar catalán/gallego o euskera aunque sea por palabras 😭

[@dramatictrauma331]

Hilaria is a real name and it’s the feminine version of Hilarión. Idk bout Spain, but in Latin America these are relatively common names for old people.

[@addieb1314]

Are we going to ignore the hilarity of her name being spelled “Hilaria”

[@user-xh6cg7zf9h]

we can't even be mad, she told us from the start she was a clown 🤡

[@eyesonherhorizon4753]

More like "hilaridad."

[@liviavalverde1599]

Es Hilarante

[@shellynazyia]

@@user-xh6cg7zf9h right 😭😭

[@payacasofi]

No he escuchado Hilaria en mi vida te lo juro xd

[@pattyd832]

As a Latina, it was so hard to not scream everytime she called herself a Latina when she said she was “born in Spain” the entire time

[@EmbodimentOfEpicity]

Yes , she’s “born” in Spain but calls herself Latina 🤣🤣

[@cozytimes4461]

Latino For Europeans/Latin Americans and the rest of the world besides Americans are people who are native speakers of a Latin language (French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian a Latino/Latina is anyone, regardless of race or nationality, whose language and culture is mainly from the Latin world. The Latin world is composed of the Latin-European countries and latin american countries. The Latin European lands became Latin when The Roman Empire took over them for centuries giving them their culture. Latino is a word that literally originated in Italy, there are two differences one thing is Latino and another is Latin-American which are two completely different terms, any true Latin American would easily know Italians are Latino, however USA tries to portrait Latinos as people of color when they are clearly European, not only language but as well culture I’m sorry but this is 100% obvious and is factual for anyone. (when im talking about latin americans and latin europeans) I'm only including South Americans and Europeans not Mexicans and Central Americans because they clearly have a completely different story).

[@lokalcrow1470]

@@cozytimes4461 Yes! A lot of people get confused because of the usage thing. Here in Spain no one says "she's latina", you would say "she's latin-american" (because saying latino/a is weird because our language came from latin, therefore we're included in the label), but in USA they just use latino/a, which tends to lump southern-european people with latin-american people, even though we have bastly different experiences (we may be in the south, but we're still mostly caucasian, this is still Europe).

[@sneakergoddess4120]

@@cozytimes4461 After reading your post, I have some questions and I would really like for you to educate me on it because you taught me something I didn’t know. Why do Hispanics (people from PR, Mexico, Honduras, other hispanic countries) call themselves Latino or Latina if the term is from Italy? Would that be considered cultural appropriation or something else? I’m really curious because honestly it’s all confusing to me 🥴. I’ve never heard a Hispanic-American or a Hispanic in general mention anythingggg about Italy and it seems like they claim the term as their own and some want you to address them by that term but if it’s not even their term (by origin) then what is the correct term for them? I’m sorry if I sound confusing 🥲.

[@cozytimes4461]

@@sneakergoddess4120 of course thanks for your questions, basically Latino is any countries that speak languages derived from Latin or if the people or country have some relation to Italy theyre automatically Latino, so the Romance languages are Spanish, french, Italian, romanian and Portuguese that makes France, spain, Italy, portugal and Romania the first Latinos because these languages originated there, but of course Romance languages exist because of Italy so Italy was the first Latino and thanks to them Latinos exist today, hispanics call themselves Latinos but not only hispánics even haitians do, the reason is because these countries were colonized by france, spain and portugal which portugal, Spain and france are Latinos so since these countries like Puerto Rico were colonized by spain now their language is Spanish and they have Spanish blood so that makes Puerto Rico latino because their roots and language comes from Latin European countries, same as haiti they’re Latino because they were colonized by france which france is a Latino country so that made haiti Latino too, so I wouldn’t be cultural appropriation since they do have the blood and the language and the culture of Latin Europeans because Latin America is like 90% European culture from france, Spain, Italy and their language is from Latin romance languages, the thing why you haven’t heard from a (Latino American) that Italy is Latino is because Latino Americans from the USA are ignorant being honest. They don’t know what latino means, most Latino Americans that were born in the USA don’t have the culture of actual Latinos they think latino refers to Latin America but they don’t even know why Latin America is called Latin America , they have no idea what latino is, that’s why an actual Latin America. from like Argentina etc would know what latino means they can easily tell you that Italians are Latinos, I’m Venezuelan myself and here when we say Latinos we refer to spain or Italy etc, we know that we Latin Americans are Latinos if because of them. Latin America is called Latin America because we speak the Romance languages derived from Latin and who gave us these languages? Latin European countries like Spain, france and portugal, I suggest you to search latin europe in google it says more about this. Btw sorry I know I sound confusing but this is not my first lnfuage

[@mochi_mochi3744]

When you watch D'Angelo talk about people you dont know.....but you watch him anyways

[@SnarkNSass]

Yeah i seldom know who drama channels are covering. Helps me know what everyone is talking about.

[@abdia5044]

I never keep up with the drama so I keep watching him 🧍‍♀️

[@fourtwentyluvv]

@@abdia5044 same lol

[@Talafia]

How did you know?

[@poppyseed958]

His ex was Spanish She framed herself to be his ideal She catfished her husband & that's sad

[@problematic_fav]

😅😂🤣😭

[@clarifythe3rd]

Alec is creepy

[@technojunkie123]

I'm not that surprised anymore that another white woman tried to pass herself off as spicy white, but what I'm confused about is did her parents and other family members just go along with this too? I can't imagine her whole family was completely oblivious to all the stunts she was pulling, so they just all went along with it??? So wierd 😳

[@kaykaysims9461]

Spicy white had me shaking the bed laughing at 2am 🤣🤣🤣

[@aysenursahin9953]

she wanted to be 💥💫exotic 💫💥 but still white, so she picked spain instead of a latin american country 💀

[@PennyWenny224]

Can we just separate “white” though? I’m European and we don’t do this stuff lol. Americans are the ones with a absent culture and feel the need to label themselves

[@SophiaC]

@@PennyWenny224 right? I don't feel this lack of culture that apparently is common to so many white americans. Spain and Portugal for example have cultures unique to each country that any person born and raised there could explain to you in detail.

[@user-vq9lr6ss4z]

@@PennyWenny224 yeah thye do it bc lack of culture. Only american people call themselves white, europeans call themselves the name of the country they are from.

[@neyah8342]

"This sentence is grammatically correct but its wordy and hard to read "

[@sinny555]

That's really how they be😂😂

[@AlexWolf1203]

NOT THE AD ✋🤣

[@rolo0o]

The fact that I read it in the voice 💀

[@Icrecreqmart34]

TRUMA

[@FivePotter]

eww I hate grammarly it has just as much ads as tiktok X-x

[@sararubicubi]

It's clear she's not actually Spanish cause no Spanish person in their right mind would call their child Hilaria

[@dramatictrauma331]

I mean, Hilaría is a real name and it even has a masculine version. But it’s like a grandma name.

[@jessyjulie5506]

@@dramatictrauma331 so it's like Gertrude or myrtle? English grandma type names?

[@dramatictrauma331]

@@jessyjulie5506 Yes, exactly. There’s a whole sub category of names like that. Most very old Spanish names come from saints or are generally religious in nature.

[@orimengu]

I mean Spanish people are out here naming their children Abstención so I don't know lmao😭😭😭

[@Overused_Toothbrush]

@@jessyjulie5506 or Agnes and Diana

[@jillian4473]

If she was born in Spain but raised in America she wouldn't have a Spanish accent 😂

[@ParisGreen-m8p]

You’re right my great grandparents migrated from Spain to the U.S. My grandfather nor his siblings speak English or Spanish with an accent. The Mexican side where Spanish was their first language all have Mexican accents. Non of their kids born in the U.S have accents.

[@SerendipityRoad]

No, that's not true. It totally depends on the circumstances. If you were born in A and moved to B as a baby/toddler, but your parents still speak language A all the time and maybe your environment in country B is full of people speaking language A, than it's pretty likely to still have an accent. Some people don't speak any language without the accent of another they also speak. I am Russian German, moved to Germany when I was 3 and within a few months forgot Russian and only spoke German. I didn't have a full accent, but had a bit of Russian intonation as long as I lived with at home. Most people couldn't hear/recognize it or just saw it as my personal way of speaking. But a few people recognized it and immediately asked if I was Russian German/Russian. Only when I moved out it disappeared. But when I am more emotional the Russian intonation can creep in again. (For example saying "nEeIn" instead of Nein. ^^) Many Russian German people I know have a bit of a Russian accent, even though some were born in Germany. But they spoke Russian with their parents a lot or all the time and lived in predominantly Russian communities. Some of them have a German accent in their Russian and a Russian accent in their German. Also many other people who are 2. or 3. generation migrants, but still have an accent or certain subtleties from the language of their parents or grandparents, because they mainly interact with other people from the country their parents/grandparents are from.

[@quteFreak]

@@SerendipityRoad Exactly! I'm German/American, born in the US, moved to Germany when I was 6, my sister was 3. We spoke both languages at home but she has a German accent when speaking english. I have an american accent if I stay in the US for a while, which wears off after about a month and vice versa if I'm in Germany. And I do that "what's the word for cucumber" thing all the time, since I grew up being able to say "Gurke" If I didn't remember the word. 🤣

[@Owlette03]

Not always true. I’m Mexican and grew up in the U.S. I used to have a strong Spanish accent but it went away over time

[@notfunny1410]

I had a Turkish teacher in his 50s and he had a very strong Turkish accent despite not even knowing the language.

[@jamiehatesyou9175]

"If you mix them up, Sofia Vergara will come and kick you in the face" This has got to be the best sentence I've ever heard in my life

[@tehhotline4225]

Boring life

[@jamiehatesyou9175]

@@tehhotline4225 lol ok

[@onhold6772]

Lmao Mallorca is a place for guiris, most of them don't engage with spanish people. I'm spanish and we are white so why is she proud about the latina thing, even if she was spanish she is not latina

[@luchirimoya]

Exacto jajajaj, los españoles no somos latinos, la mayoría somos caucásicos. En plan, soy tan blanca que soy transparente, así que no se por qué va de latina, hay que ver lo ignorantes que son algunos guiris xd Ah, y su acento castellano es pésimo, casi parece una parodia 😬

[@josep7598]

antes de los guiris estamos los que vivimos en mallorca... intentan colonizarnos pero aún seguimos ahí

[@verybarebones]

pero hilaria no ha dicho que es latina, latina magazine va y dice oh hilaria eres latina y la tia va y dice "vale" pero ya está

[@luchirimoya]

@@verybarebones como ha dicho el chico del final del video... Sofía Vergara debería ir a por todos ellos jajajaj

[@lauraf6510]

@@luchirimoya En muchos países latinos también son caucásicos, por ejemplo Argentina. No tiene que very con raza sino con país o familia.

[@bbpittorino5428]

dangelo whispering “what is happening” offscreen from “consider the source” had me LAUGHIN OUT LOUD

[@jordansthoughts54]

this is insanity. some people want to try so hard to be “exotic” People just need to accept themselves.

[@JCAM34]

How can the biggest group in the planet be the exotic one? Do you even understand what a Latino is?

[@am1real2u]

@@JCAM34 u r so dumb pls 🤣

[@aclstudios]

We get forced to "exotify" because people say we're too boring otherwise.

[@sofiaabm]

@@JCAM34 biggest group on the planet? have you never heard of asians?

[@jodavi5763]

@@aclstudios I've heard people call people "plain vanilla" and I guess that could be a factor in "exotification" of white people. But also the population is becoming more mixed as we speak. A lot of people identify and or are considered biracial or multiracial so I guess people don't feel good enough to not be biracial or multiracial. It's just crazy.

[@_hana_streams_3478]

As a person that studies 4 languages i- don't think knowing another language makes you entitled to calling yourself a Spanish person or a French person just because you know how to speak it??? Where's the sense in that???

[@felixsubakti6907]

Trust me, I got friends who claimed they are australian because they speak English Most of them are chinese- indonesians just like me

[@Noumm]

Litteraly no one. She just feels entitled to lie like this.

[@petra1995]

Yeah, exactly, in that case I would be Swedish (which I am), American, French and German all at once

[@ryeryeryerye]

@@felixsubakti6907 wah orang tionghoa lagi, jarang ketemu di internet (I’m chinese Indonesian)

[@ZurditaDinamita]

Guy, you're forgetting an important point! Her parents are *living* on Spain! (Mallorca, I suppose, a zone known here for being like a resort for "guiris jubilados"). So, if your parents move to China, good news, you'll have chinese nationality and heritage too :D #Sarcasm

[@alissam4296]

If she would have just been honest from the start, and said she grew up vacationing in Spain so often as a child, that she is bilingual and has a great admiration & passion for the Spanish culture, everyone would have respected that AND her name change. People change their names alll the time. It’s ok. That’s fine. It’s pretending that she no habla ingles that’s the issue.

[@laurenmartin3744]

YES!!!

[@meghanhixon3241]

Idk why people feel the need to lie to make themselves look "cool" sis looked embarassed as hell

[@alissam4296]

@@meghanhixon3241 it’s bizarre to me. And I actually am acquainted with her. I would’ve never in a million years thought she was lying! I even always pronounced her name with an accent when I addressed her because I’m Italian so I can say it properly. Ugh. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@m.josena4485]

Right, like thinking about it this angle, I prolly would have liked her (being a Latina person not a spainard)

[@ellerose5997]

@@alissam4296 you know this lady?! lmao

[@buttrioska8737]

the fact she THOUGHT she could pass Tomás as a surname, NEVERMIND HILARIA as a name will never stop being fucking hilarious to me

[@flor2637]

Suena como malaria 🤣

[@limitless9737]

@@flor2637 malaria 😂😂😂

[@Sparkle__Punk]

She really takes the meme of "that white kid who goes to Spain over spring break and suddenly calls it 'Bar-THE-lona'" to a whole other level...

[@geensjc]

Hahaha literally

[@OM-wl7qe]

SHPAIN

[@mikaela7757]

she’s exactly like ronni hawk 😭

[@micah7608]

The husband saying “consider the source, consider the source, consider the source” I genuinely got scared omg 😳

[@greenbird6435]

Some beetlejuice bullshit

[@spiritwalker900]

Consider the ✨SAUCE✨

[@micah7608]

@@spiritwalker900 🤣

[@AmyAberrant]

I LEGIT THOUGHT DANGELO WAS REPLAYING IT TO BE FUNNY

[@micah7608]

@@AmyAberrant 😂

[@blankety1988]

“i have dark hair and i speak two languages - i must be spanish”

[@jaimejdtrechuelo1696]

I mean that is how it is for me, maybe she is right

[@Beaneabean]

@@jaimejdtrechuelo1696 The royal Spanish family is blonde though lol

[@jaimejdtrechuelo1696]

@@Beaneabean yeah they aren't spanish tho

[@Beaneabean]

@@jaimejdtrechuelo1696 How not? What white person isnt mixed with a bunch of different european countries?

[@jaimejdtrechuelo1696]

@@Beaneabean the nobility is literally known for inbreeding

[@Sn0Le0prd]

“Mi cultura upbringing” 💀

[@Noirlovelessrose]

I was hoping someone else saw that because she's literally exactly like a poorly written Latina character in a book. "Hola Amigos, Today I'd like to talk about Mi favorite comida---" 💀

[@iwant2haveu]

I cringed hard at that.

[@Sn0Le0prd]

@@NoirlovelessroseA lot of tv shows and movies portray Latinos like that too, so I can see where she got it from :) 😂

[@LangkeeLongkee]

@@Sn0Le0prd watch The Owl House. When Luz speaks Spanish it actually makes sense, not interjected into random conversation, but when she's overwhelmed (super excited/shocked/scared) or when she's talking to her mami.

[@frauleinzuckerguss1906]

@@LangkeeLongkee Yeah, I love how seamlessly they include her home language into how she speaks. Also, I just noticed that I don't know what a bilingual person from birth's other native language would be called. 🤔 Are they just both their native language or are there specific terms for it? Gonna have to look that up.

[@Blah948]

I straight up think that this woman confused Latinos with Spaniards. Spaniards are European and Latinos are from Latin America.

[@sharkpopsharkie]

totally plus not all Latinos are directly from Latin countries plus she keeps acting as if race and citizenship are the same thing like even if Spain was a latin country that wouldn't make her latina for knowing the language and enjoying the culture

[@papercut1724]

you idiot. spanish are also latinos. but they’re latin-european. look up the meaning of “latino/a”. smh

[@lonniegabbie]

@@papercut1724 the hell is “latin-european”? latin america is a region and spain is in europe. valeria isn’t the idiot here please.

[@desonmonde4086]

@@papercut1724 They are Iberians, along with Portuguese people. Spaniards are Europeans, not Hispanic.

[@lonniegabbie]

@@desonmonde4086 hispanic means speaking spanish, they’re hispanic europeans just not latino

[@lesborashomon8979]

D'Angelo is like the gossip kid in class who people actually liked.

[@sagixic4931]

Exactly.

[@herasean5720]

Lmao why is this accurate

[@crustpunkjesuschrist]

Reminds me of the grown men who constantly talk about moving to Japan and learning Japanese because they think real life in Japan is just like whatever anime they watch. And of course also very similar to the “I’m 1/64th Cherokee” people

[@ChrisLauren]

As someone who grew up speaking english and Spanish, when she really tried to say "mi cultura upbringing" really screamed like she was trying to cosplay as a Spanish person

[@D0MiN0ChAn]

Agreed! She could've at least adapted the sentence structure to read like "mi upbringing cultura" or something. That would've been more authentic, but still cringe as hell.

[@Alice-burrice]

plsss the sentence doesn’t even make sense 😭😭

[@ChrisLauren]

@@Alice-burrice i knowwww it's hard to explain but when you're a native speaker, and you slip into spanglish it's in a certain structure, even if it might not seem that way to most people.

[@kaplingnag7267]

yeah no i get it, even thought i dont speak spanish cause im bilingual@@ChrisLauren

[@marohoh]

When you are featured on Latina magazine but you're European.... It's like everyone calling Rosalía a latina queen. She's from Spain, she's not latina.

[@verybarebones]

But that's on the people calling them so. Neither hilaria nor rosalía are sayign they're from mexico or venezuela or any such thing.

[@nyooom3299]

@@verybarebones hilaria still accepted being on the latina magazine, also why are you defending her so hard in the replies

[@ohnoitslau5576]

People mix up the terms hispanic and latino way too often

[@Anonymous_P]

@@verybarebones yeah, but they're embracing the benefits of being a "latina queen", doesn't matter what they say they know what they're doing, it"s not a matter of directly saying "I am Venezuelan tehrefore soy latina" simply faking your identity is bad enough.

[@spicygal8564]

I get our countries have a lot of European genetics and influences in our culture but its hypocritical and gross for "Latin" media to kiss up to a European country so hard. Who's gonna tell em we're bored with it 😪

[@mirandasummerset]

Alec: I like latinas, Spanish girls Hilary: HOLA, I'm hilaria born in Spain

[@boniboni4912]

Lana del rey is in the same boat with that, but at least she isn’t pretending she’s not American 🤣

[@cozytimes4461]

Latino For Europeans/Latin Americans and the rest of the world besides Americans are people who are native speakers of a Latin language (French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Romanian a Latino/Latina is anyone, regardless of race or nationality, whose language and culture is mainly from the Latin world. The Latin world is composed of the Latin-European countries and latin american countries. The Latin European lands became Latin when The Roman Empire took over them for centuries giving them their culture. Latino is a word that literally originated in Italy, there are two differences one thing is Latino and another is Latin-American which are two completely different terms, any true Latin American would easily know Italians are Latino, however USA tries to portrait Latinos as people of color when they are clearly European, not only language but as well culture I’m sorry but this is 100% obvious and is factual for anyone. (when im talking about latin americans and latin europeans) I'm only including South Americans and Europeans not Mexicans and Central Americans because they clearly have a completely different story).

[@adub05]

My only question is why she’s name herself Hilaria. Like, only grandparents are named that. It’s like renaming yourself Gertrude or Debra

[@arwynn1069]

right? my family’s from the Caribbean and like SUPER old names would include Dolores, Gloria, and Hilaria. if her name was Hilaria she should be like 60 or 70 years old💀

[@tebthecat]

today I learned my name is extremely old....

[@haileydumais6174]

Yeah like my great aunts name is Hilaria and she’s 75. I think it was just because it was so close to Hilary, her real name

[@wolfzmusic9706]

and hilda

[@candyrobinson3659]

Gertrude! 😂😂😂😂

[@harryportfelikartakredytow8907]

she LITERALLY declared she is Latina while saying that she is from Spain eye--- that's the proof for me

[@ravequeenellisd2680]

Well, the way people use Latinx in Europe is different from the way y'all use it in America. According to the original Spanish definition Spanish people are latinx.

[@harryportfelikartakredytow8907]

@@i_1503 I've literally never heard anyone say they're latinx if they were from Spain, I always thought it was connected to latin america (latin meaning that people speak latin languages here, so not only Spanish). Do you mean, for example, a French person can call themselves latinx? Even if it's not a lie technically, it's just not intuitive for speakers and in my opinion the broader meaning of latinx is a person from latin america. I'm sorry that I offended you, but i would also like to know what you mean by language appropriation in my case?

[@gwenethp511]

@@ravequeenellisd2680 latinx isn't a word. the gender neutral term is latino. latin would be what spanish people are.

[@harryportfelikartakredytow8907]

Anyway, I'm from Europe and English is not my first language so I admit I might make mistakes, I'm sorry and I will keep what you've all said in mind

[@ravequeenellisd2680]

@@gwenethp511 we say latinxs in spanish, you can't tell me how to say a word which was originated in MY language lol

[@janelaureen]

I don’t trust people who lie about things like this, why make yourself look like a fool by defending it as if people are dumb enough to believe it? Lol. People like this have issues.

[@AlvinaYunoa]

Basically everyone that hates their culture to the point they want to fake being another nationality

[@oliverxhmll]

@@AlvinaYunoa she doesn't hate her culture. she faked it because she wanted to be more unique and 'exotic'. Baldwin is probably into Latinas

[@gosick442]

@@oliverxhmll Okay but people from Spain aren't Latinos. They're European.

[@supaspydamn]

And for years! It's like she has a split personality 😬

[@lunaaaah]

@@gosick442 they prolly meant hispanic

[@soneseira]

maybe this is stupid sounding but it sounded like she was trying to be biracial as well. she was saying stuff like “...why do i need to choose between two cultures” and all that stuff, which is a problem people with mixed ethnicities experience.

[@vinregret]

Right...just because she’s immersed in Spanish culture doesn’t make it her culture

[@hannahhipolito2812]

It bothers me that she thinks she can try to claim that when it's literally not her culture. I actually do experience the confusion of multiple cultures/races, coincidentally one of them being Spanish. Seeing her try and fake it is gross.

[@soneseira]

@@hannahhipolito2812 i 100% relate to that. i have panamanian roots from my dad’s side and more white roots from my mom’s side, which makes a lot of things confusing in general. so many people don’t understand what it’s like to be multiracial :((

[@JCAM34]

No. She's talking about her cultural backgrounds.

[@JCAM34]

@@vinregret No. 😂 What makes it her culture is she being the daughter of a Spanish couple.

[@florabescansaluers]

I would just like to say that as the child of an actual Spanish immigrant, this infuriates me. My dad has faced job discrimination because of his accent (complicated by his dyslexia) and even had to file a lawsuit against his past employer. I think this also even further complicates people thinking Spanish people are non-white with her going to that Latina magazine. No, we are not people of color and shouldn’t be used as stand-ins for representation. We did used to be viewed as non-white by the Nazis and even during early waves of U.S. immigration, and I do think for a lot of people, they are still confused. Some of my family members are brown for example but we are ethnically European. Anyways there’s so much more I could say on this subject but I’m going to leave it at: Hillary Baldwin can kick rocks

[@DelovelyD]

This!! If only the US knew the difference between race/ethnicity/culture/nationality.

[@rou966]

Exactly. My grandpa had a very thick Spanish accent and darker skin but my mom and I are very clearly white.

[@rubyjane9119]

We are literally treated as the “POCs” of Europe, to the point that there’s a saying that goes “Europe starts at the Pyrinees” popularized by the British French and Dutch basically meaning we’re like Africans by their standards; and very white to the rest of the world except for white Americans cause they’re descendants of the whitest Europeans that’s why people get so confused and Spaniards can suffer from xenophobia in the states.

[@SoWhosGae]

@@rubyjane9119 The brits and the dutch are the most basic ppl ever and historically jelly af of everyone. Also their cuisine sucks. Coincidence? I think not.

[@miakitt5272]

amiga, being Spanish doesnt necessarily mean that you are white, it is just your nationality

[@crustpunkjesuschrist]

Pretty sure “Mi cultura upbringing” is not correct at all. I mean I only did 3 years of Spanish and don’t remember too much of it so either I’m off myself, or that’s obviously wrong.

[@animezae]

It isn’t and I straight up screamed laughing when I saw that. She basically said “my culture upbringing” which is grammatically incorrect even if she was trying to do Spanglish.

[@michellevarela2810]

I cringe when I saw that xd I’m like come on, use google translator

[@katybcat8286]

@@animezae if she's trying to spanglish she'd say "mi upbringing cultural"

[@karalsor6145]

I literally don't know a single word of Spanish but I can feel that it's wrong lmao

[@Dafs222]

I'm a native speaker, and you're right, it makes no sense

[@roseesthetic]

People are really out here pretending to be ethnicities, races, and nationalities now. I am 💀💀💀

[@Enirutas]

Rachel Dolezal 3.0

[@__badlilvibe9006]

@@Enirutas Don't forget Woah Vicky 😂

[@ZacharyBoi]

I’m blessed to be born ethnic at least I have a ancient culture to be proud of.

[@roseesthetic]

@@ZacharyBoi agreed 🙌🏾

[@themanwiththecrystaleyes464]

Get used to it. You can’t choose where you’re born. You don’t always fit in. I was born in Croatia, Europe. I’m an American from PA.

[@tapwater7546]

Hillary: I am actually American Alec: Consider divorce

[@jadiahavala4656]

exactly lolll

[@dailyfacts3212]

Lmfao made me giggle, here's a like

[@SurahOnline]

*LMAO!!! Brilliant comment* 😂😂😂👏👏

[@angelathemoment]

As a Spainsh woman: I'm flattered that she loves our culture so much that she learnt the language and thaught it to her children (they have Spanish names, which I find weird), but I'm a little confused as to why she would repeatedly say she was born here. Especially because you could just get the double nationality like Martin Sheen or just say she loves Spain bc she spent time there like Gwyneth Paltrow. Also, I didn't know being Spanish was considered "diverse" because we are European and mostly white, but I don't know if that's just her thinking we are latinos. In conclusion: fair enough, I'm a little lost but fair enough 🤣

[@cary1056]

I understand the names thing. Some names are just beautiful, you know? I don't know what her kids' names are, but I'm sure she likes the names. Maybe because they're spanish names, maybe not. Personally, I really like the names like Cerys, Llewellyn, Bronwyn, etc. They're all Welsh names, and I think they're beautiful, even if I have literally no connection with Wales, or Welsh culture. I think I would find them even prettier if I did. So I don't find the names thing weird, or learning Spanish and teaching it to her kids, but the rest was too far.

[@larissad.9629]

I believe she tried to look "exotic" in order to get the media's attention.

[@allydef]

I agree. It’s okay to really like a culture, learn a different language, or give your kids names from different cultures. I’m Irish and Mexican, but I really like the names Gaetano (Italian name for boys) and Celestine (French name for girls) as middle names for my future kids, so I don’t think that is weird at all. As someone who is biracial, I really do love when people of different races appreciate my culture. As long as they aren’t racist, I won’t care if a white person wants to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos or if an Asian person wants to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. But pretending to be a different race is just odd and makes me very uncomfortable.

[@firebender37]

Fun fact: Gwyneth Paltrow speaks Castellano beautifully (without claiming it as her own)

[@angelathemoment]

@@clarissaacr same here! I love English and American culture, i learnt the lenguage and watch a lot of their media, but I would never claim to be born in a different country 🤣

[@patroclus_]

someone said that her husband, alec baldwin, used to be obsessed about salma hayek, so maybe that's the reason of her faking to be a "exotic" spanish woman :/

[@maffieduran]

And Salma is not even spanish, she is arab-latina

[@DragonHotCoffee]

"I don't know exactly how you get a whole profile in latina magazine if you are from Spain and therefore European" THANK YOU KING. Latinos are the ethnic group of people from latin america

[@chikensaku]

I don't know if you would say they're an ethnic group per se? I'm a Latina myself but there's a lot of ethnicities and different cultures that make up what is Latin America. For example, the Quechua, Aymara, Mojenos, etc.? Maybe? But you're right about that!

[@laurenmartin3744]

FUCKING THANK YOU

[@marsiemarsiemarsie]

where is latin america? like what countries? is it central america? im horrible at geography pls dont get mad at me

[@moe9868]

@@marsiemarsiemarsie Central and South :)

[@marsiemarsiemarsie]

@@moe9868 tyvm!!

[@steppenfuchs5608]

Some people are blackfishing, Hillary is spanishfishing.

[@brooklyncruz2284]

He said “DIVERSITY?!” the same way Tiffany Pollard from Bad Girls Club said “BEYONCÉ?!”

[@vitamins00]

flavor of love*

[@LoverOfSesshy]

Omg could you imagine New York on bgc? 😂😂😂😂 that would be hilarious!!

[@stephy3446]

Diversity, sweetie I’m sorry

[@shellynazyia]

@@LoverOfSesshy she would shut everything down 😭

[@shahinaakthar2112]

I wonder if her family knew..... Like. Her kids. The identity crisis!!!! Imagine thinking you were half Spanish your whole life?? Also. What about her parents? Why didn't they say anything?

[@krickkrick7100]

I feel even more bad for the kids because they have Spanish names and when there older they may be made fun of by Latinos like me and Hispanics.

[@am-zj4mq]

I feel so bad for ALL of her kids, all of them have Spanish names-

[@spaeci]

plot twist Alec is hypnotising her into thinking she’s spanish so he can look more inclusive

[@Amarianee]

Honestly, this would not be surprising. It's definitely something could be capable of 😂

[@matthewdoherty803]

Why is it sad I actually believe that

[@animezae]

Nawwww I think he’s hurting the most behind this. He thought he got a spicy Latina but all he got was a liar 😂

[@onigbajamo]

Inclusive of white people?

[@leilanidru7506]

@@onigbajamo no. Of atin or Spanish speaking people

[@nan0bitz165]

My parents are immigrants from Nigeria. For years, they faced racism and discrimination for their skin, accents, & cultural differences while living in America. They feared my siblings and I would go through the same experience as them and chose not to teach us their native tongue because they feared we would develop an accent like them. Now, in my 20s, I'm trying to learn more about my culture and learn my native tongue because I want to be proud of where my family came from and pass it onto my future children. For her to go around and pretend to be someone she's not while others are dealing with horrific experiences for just existing is inexcusable. She benefited from the lie. She can brush it under the carpet and the public will forget about it and she can go on being famous. But we can't do that. Those of us born into those cultures can't take off our identities like an accessory and walk away unscathed. We deal with discrimination on a daily basis for just being us, but when privileged celebrities do it, they're trend setters and "brave." It's tiring to see this.

[@cocoruby99]

As an Spanish person I can tell exactly what this girl is trying to do. Mallorca is known to be a touristic city, so there are lots of very expensive houses and hotels for tourist. If I have to guess her parents were probably pretty rich and owned a house to spend the summer in Mallorca every year because that is super common there, so she did come to Spain a lot and probably had friends that spoke Spanish, because her Spanish is actually really good, but I guess since pretty much any touristic country like Spain hates American tourist (because they usually are the rudest not gonna lie) she realized that probably a lot of her friends didn't like other Americans like her, but she decided that because she spends a lot of time in Spain that she is pretty much Spanish at this point so that way she seems so much more interesting. It's basically "I'm not like other girls" but in this case "I'm not like other Americans".

[@candicezhang8619]

That's a lot of internalized hate.....

[@donnao4644]

It's also not known whether she actually spent a lot of her childhood in Spain, many have pointed out that she actually doesn't have a lot of proof of her time in Spain. The oldest being when she was when she was in her 20s, when her parents and brother had permanently moved there. She posts a lot on her IG, but very little of her actually being there.

[@missmichelle4902]

That’s crazy, being from Spain is the furthest thing of what she’s trying to portray herself as. She didn’t do her research, she just wanted to be ✨spicy✨.

[@gosick442]

There's nothing "spicy" about being from Spain or being Latina but okay.

[@Natnat994]

@@gosick442 I think she's using the term "spicy" sarcastically here. Like how some white people call foreigners from some countries "exotic" like a species of animal.

[@Nurse_Xochitl]

Lol some of my friends literally call me spicy nurse. I'm just a mexicana, and a nurse. I do like spicy food but that doesn't make me spicy.

[@OhNahBruh]

"I was born in Spain and raised in Boston." "But you were born in Boston? " Yeah no, I was born in Boston but traveled to Spain a lot." Um what? 😒😒

[@strawbebbiejam]

@@aditivv rich ppl vacation to a different country, probably dont even connect with the actual people because all they do is rich people stuff, and then start claiming that place as theirs 😭

[@arianam6430]

@@strawbebbiejam nobody expected this kind of spanish inquisition

[@tjm8128]

Did she actually say that?

[@AliceSpaxxx]

You have to CONSIDER THE SOURCE!!!!!!

[@OhNahBruh]

@@AliceSpaxxx 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rebecca1320]

THIS IS A GOOD EXAMPLE Of “FORCING THE STRUGGLE” like gurlll how can’t ur American parents pronounce ur American last NAMEEE😭😭😭

[@gangsterspongebob69]

I told my mom who just speaks in broken english to say "baldwin", and she said it like it was nothing 🙂

[@ralexandra1058]

“Sophia vergara will kick you in the face” 😂 this guy has a great sense of humor

[@gelatinetime]

​@@fh9061 kzbin.info/door/wClkA2_fv3Zo36qKN5fcew

[@gelatinetime]

@@fh9061 his yt name is knesix, he's known as the body language guy

[@etherealc4nt]

İ was just thinking about her when I saw your comment lol

[@torinthunder3039]

SO NO ONE’S GONNA TALK ABOUT THE FACT HE SHOWED FOOTAGE OF HIMSELF WHEN HE GRADUATED

[@riley8466]

You didn't know he had a mustache?

[@Fisinocean]

HES ALREADY PRETTY-

[@deeppurplecutie]

And now I believe him when he says he's tall

[@meatonthebone7203]

it surprised me cause i thought he was homeschooled

[@addieb1314]

His glasses were so big 😪

[@jackkraken3888]

Hilaria is hilarious. Also if she is Spanish, her husband is a gun expert.

[@shiii_yuuhhht5765]

Nobody: Hillar- I mean Hilaria: 💃🏻🎶fiesta, salsa, quinceñera, baila🎶💃🏻

[@dpm4298]

Quinceañeras are parties from Mexico that became popular in other Latin American countries, so... not from Spain

[@shiii_yuuhhht5765]

@@dpm4298 it's a meme...and I know -_- It was even more to my point of this white lady posing....

[@shiii_yuuhhht5765]

@@dpm4298 you also could have just told me instead of coming at someone you assume doesn't know, like the way you did. It wouldn't have been a fault...for not knowing something.

[@KraXoom]

@@dpm4298 that meme totally went right over your head huh? Better put some respect on the skinny legend.

[@dpm4298]

Ooohoo ok, sorry for not understanding the comedic masterpiece and assuming you didn't know... like most Americans. haha funny, proceeds to laugh

[@entertain7us148]

this lady is acting like she's a minority because she has dark hair and speaks the second-most spoken language in america..... Edit: a lot of people in the replies seem to think I'm implying that Spanish people are minorities. I'm not. I'm saying that the way Hilaria here talks about Spanish people is like they're minorities just for being dark-haired and bilingual, and she clearly wants to appropriate that aesthetic cos she thinks it's unique and exotic cos that's how boring she is.

[@sharamusica]

Lol for real

[@squashedshibber2684]

people from spain are white, sis

[@lama99654]

She’s pretending to be Spanish, not Latin American.

[@laurenmartin3744]

Omfg I’m dead

[@entertain7us148]

@@squashedshibber2684 sis, that is my exact point.

[@gemmm3645]

POC can't just say they are white when being discriminated against.

[@lucy-wp8ic]

spain is a white majority country- she wasn’t really claiming to be mexican or hinting to not be white. although her fake accent was an impression of a latina accent- not how people from spain sound.

[@adub4174]

i love how she's convinced she's done nothing deceitful bc she didn't explicitly lie but intentionally wouldn't answer questions that revealed her american-white identity. like when she had the opportunity to say she moved FROM BOSTON to new york when she was 19 but instead just threw in the fact that her family currently lives in spain

[@animezae]

She did explicitly lie too. She said she was born in Spain, when she wasn’t lol. And that loose implication of moving here when she was 19 😂 she knew what people thought she meant!!

[@moved8228]

Spaniards aren't even latino LMFAO. Saying this as someone who's a white latino.. If you're born in Europe you just aren't latino, you're hispanic sure, but not latino.

[@persiavalen4379]

Latino es un adjetivo que proviene del vocablo latinus y que se refiere a aquél o aquello que es natural de los pueblos que hablan lenguas derivadas del latín. Si son flaco, al igual que los brasucas, porque decienden de portugal

[@persiavalen4379]

@@luciat1054 pero originalmente el latino es el que prodece de un país y lengua romantica bro

[@luciat1054]

Es que latino se usa en general como abreviatura de latinoamericano. Es una palabra que tiene varias acepciones, otro significado es directamente algo esta en el idioma latin, por ejemplo si digo "la sintaxis latina difiere de la del español". Pero esa acepcion tampoco es la que se esta usando aca. Las palabras se leen en el contexto. Cuando se usa el adjetivo latino o latina para referirse a una persona casi siempre se quiere decir latinoamericano, en especial en USA.

[@louisawaldorf904]

@@christinanatarelli8827 I actually know a (real!) Spanish girl named Hilaria. Not sure whether it's a common name there or not, though.

[@christinanatarelli8827]

@@louisawaldorf904 thank u for saying so! I was honestly so sus from the get-go lol but it was entirely bc of the name funny enough, not the fluctuating accent !

[@incorporealrn]

Even if she was spanish, that doesn't make her a POC, she's still white lol. She would just be multicultural, in two countries that have a history of colonization but hey multicultural~

[@p_a_t75]

Sol Gem exactly, she wouldn’t even be latina if she was even from spain, she would be hispanic

[@Idontknow-vm1iy]

Since when did European become referred to as Latino.

[@wm8840]

Idk why that's so hard to grasp, I've had a bunch of people in the uk ask me "why do you look so white then?" after I tell them I'm spanish... Why is me being white surprising when all I'm saying is that I come from another European country?

[@ayannahf0702]

@@Idontknow-vm1iy It wasn't and isn't. She said if she was Spanish there is a difference

[@killsunhee]

@@Idontknow-vm1iy when I lived in the US, many Latinos referred to themselves as “Spanish”, I guess they get it confused because both countries are Spanish speaking, idk

[@Beuksg]

“How exactly you get a whole profile in Latina Magazine if you’re from Spain” YES!! THANK YOU!

[@kitneyspears]

i think the “beauty of diversity” comment from her is SO rich considering she’s claiming a culture from a country of white people who have viciously colonized and erased the cultures of so many indigenous groups

[@reharm_reality]

Ikr? Like even if she was born in Spain, she would still be white. I feel like anyone who somehow thought she was "diverse" or god forbid "exotic" 🤮 are part of the problem, that a white woman from America can change her name and put on an accent and suddenly seem special.

[@anas.c9447]

"colonized and erased the cultures of so many indigenous groups" - like british and american people did in Northamerica, forcing Native Americans to live on reservations to this day?

[@isabelgraham4388]

@@anas.c9447 I think they're talking about how Spain colonised a lot of South America. Also Americans didn't colonise America?

[@M_K_M_K_M_K]

@Ana S.C Do you even know where “American” people came from?

[@isabelgraham4388]

@MARIAN ALEXIS ORTIZ GIL MENDEZ yh true, unfortunately

[@chriiskun]

no one: hillary: "I didn't ask to be born latina"

[@wakandangay3883]

✨💞nomás✌️😔 tuve 🧚💞suerte 😩✋

[@maia3487]

@@wakandangay3883 what

[@lamiki5869]

Lmfaoo: no más tuve suerte 👄. se mamo la we 🤣 The lengths white people will go to appear “exotic” 😆

[@lalalalalalalallaa-i2l]

either way, spain isnt latin america. spaniards are white.

[@lexxymoo51]

@@lamiki5869 I'm mexican american and I'm very pale with blue eyes, you probably shouldn't assume all white people arent multiculutred.

[@carlapaz8534]

idk why she’s acting like being spaniard is her culture when it’s not. also why does she act like being spaniard is latina when they’re not.

[@alyssaangulo1807]

In case anyone in the comments is confused: In English: Hispanic means a person from a Spanish speaking country and their descendants. Latino means a person from a Latin American country and their descendants. Spaniards aren’t Latine. They’re European. But Brazilians are Latine even though they don’t speak Spanish. So Brazilians aren’t Hispanic since they speak Portuguese. But most Latin American countries main language is Spanish so many people are both Hispanic and Latine. BUT in Spanish: Latino means a person from a country with Latin roots, while Latinoamericano is Latin American. So Southern Europeans in general could be considered Latino but not in the same context that’s used in English. In English we’d just call them Latin. Edit: I’m replacing Latinx with Latine.

[@p0lyxena]

“Latinx” is not a thing anyone outside of the US really uses since it’s very awkward to say and relies on English context and pronunciation of the letter x. Latino is generally seen as gender neutral, but Latine has also been offered as an alternative because -e is explicitly gender neutral and actually works with languages like Spanish, Portuguese, Catalan, etc. where “Latinx” could be read like “Latinsh”, “Latins” or, rather counter-productively, “Latinha” 😅

[@alyssaangulo1807]

@@p0lyxena Thankyou! I’m aware that I was using the word in context within the US since I figured D’Angelos audience is mainly American. But I definitely agree. Latine is much better and hopefully we stop using Latinx since it sounds so awkward 😂

[@robertjohnson1647]

Thanks. There's been massive debate here about this with all sorts in a tiz, and I think you are the one who's got it most right.

[@rileylittleraven]

@@p0lyxena I'm nonbinary, and I happily jump on anything gender neutral - it often comes with the territory. I couldn't figure out Latinx without saying, "Latine ex", Just using Latine without the excess...x is something I can totally do, especially/mainly because I'm not Latine, and I try to use the terms, etc that that culture/race prefers. This is too long, especially since I'm practically a double hermit right now. I can use it for media and Zoom calls. Thanks! 😸

[@sabrit0n35]

i bet the reason latina magazine noticed her is because of colorism.

[@melonpeach9723]

Hi guys 💖 I’m latina and here’s why Spanish people aren’t latina. Latina is Latin America, it includes Brazil but doesn’t include Spain as it isn’t in Latin America. HISPANIC is Spanish Speaking Country, this doesn’t include Brazil but includes Spain. I really am confused as to why she was on Latina magazine even if she was from Spain.

[@jessicateixeira4633]

Thanks so much!!! Also brazilians speak PORTUGUESE, not spanish! So sick of people being ignorant about it. Obrigada! 💜

[@blackdemonheart9696]

Oh I see thank you so much for this!

[@blackdemonheart9696]

@@jessicateixeira4633 Oo i will keep this in mind!

[@kat9100]

saY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK ROW!!

[@addyolvera7941]

PREACH

[@useth3forceforgood]

“She’s bilingual, that’s it.” 😂🤣

She’s fluent in Spanish from Spain. It’s not the same as Spanish from the Caribbean, Central America or South America. Each place has it’s own peculiarities and slang.

[@D0MiN0ChAn]

@ That's literally what being bilingual means, though. Being fluent in another language than your mother tongue.

[@GeorgiaOverdrive]

@ Spanish is Spanish. At least in this context.

[@wh8329]

the way that she STILL has not given a legit apology... it’s always “oh, they must have misunderstood,” or “i thought i was clear, guess not,” ... like, no? she has been deliberately lying?? the insincere apologies just make her seem even more delusional

[@solc3851]

I'm latina from Argentina and the thing about labelling people from Spain as latinos is really frustrating. Look at how everyone calls Rosalia latina and she's actually european. She's even getting nominations on latin music categories at award shows and stuff.

Exacto! La única razón que la nominan a un Grammy Latino es porque su música es en español. A Beyoncé la nominar a un Grammy Latino (puede ser más de uno, no recuerdo bien de momento). Es solo porque canta en español. Igual pasa con Alejandro Sanz que es de España. Incluso, pasa lo mismo con Laura Pausini que es italiana y canta en español.

[@cosmic7336]

Tendrían que llamarlo "premios de la música hispana" y no latina porque me dirás tú qué tiene Laura Pausini de latina lmao

[@solc3851]

@ Es cierto, realmente deberían cambiarle el nombre a Grammys en Español o algo así y listo jaja

[@solc3851]

@@cosmic7336 Exacto!

[@victoriap1561]

The problem is that a log of Spaniards look down on people from Latin America but when it's time to make money in the USA we are all the same 🤷🤷 how convenient

[@mirelurk1511]

The dialect she speaks isn't even the one spoken in Mallorca where she claimed to have been born.

[@eva_pe]

She is speaking Spanish. In Mallorca they speak Mallorquín, and I've heard her speak it too. One can speak several languages, you know?

[@eva_pe]

@@SandraCuriel-mr1qn there is no Spanish accent from Mallorca. The accent there is very neutral, and then there is also Mallorquín which she also speaks.

[@eva_pe]

@@SandraCuriel-mr1qn i am from Barcelona, a city with very many different accents. The fact that her accent does not sound like from Mallorca doesn't mean she did not live there for many years. She went to high school there. Like people are trying to say she's lying based on her accent. My BFF has an Andalusian accent that comes from her parents and she's never lived anywhere else other than Barcelona. People are accusing Hilaria under false premises. The only thing I find odd is the name change. Everyone in Spain can say Hillary, so changing her name to Hilaria is bizarre..m

[@karma-queenofflames376]

@@SandraCuriel-mr1qn LMAO! That's a very good point.

[@MyChannel-ul3tm]

@@eva_pe she has NEVER lived in Spain. She was born and raised in the US her entire life. She only visited on vacation a few times. She has no family or ethnic origin there. Just her parents retired there in 2011.

[@user-xm1od9nb1m]

It’s so funny to me that she chose Mallorca. As a Swede, Mallorca is like one of the least exotic place in Soain, everyone just go there on party trips

[@user-xs2gf]

Spanish here and like this wouldn’t offend me if at least she was impersonating us accurately 💀👋🏻 I swear Spanish people are so chill because we adore people praising our culture, but this is weird-

[@mariaisabeldelgadocastillo9460]

Literal

[@BurgerBoi1]

Exacto👏👏👏

[@diegogonzalezvazq]

Literally so true. She could have just said, “I want to indulge in Spanish/Latino culture” and it would’ve been fine. I’d invite her to the carne asada ffs. Again it doesn’t really offend me but it’s just really funny that she put so much dedication into it, only for people to find out she was lying.

[@user-xs2gf]

@@diegogonzalezvazq ikr 😂

[@joshdunsdrumstick]

es que es eso lol

[@potatopotayto8332]

her "name" literally means hilarious in my native language and honestly that's just fitting

[@maferramon387]

As a person that has Spanish as their main language, I have to give it to her, her Spanish is pretty damn good

[@carmencita22]

Nahh el vocabulario que utiliza no tiene ningún sentido en el contexto en el que lo quiere emplear.... Also, le sale el acento americano a veces. Es muy cringe.

[@fullmetaltheorist]

It's official *"Consider the source"* is going to be my catchphrase.

[@Camila-gc9pk]

Consider the source

[@hp5682]

I'm spanish and Baldwin is not that hard to pronounce for a spanish person, people would just say it pronouncing the "a" like a spanish one and that's all and she made it seem like it was Parseltongue for us hahaha

[@Amarianee]

I liked "Q-cumber." I'm like...uhhh...nope. And I only took 4yrs in high school lol. If you're gonna lie (especially if you're bilingual enough to do it) at least commit to the lie. Her back and forth with the accent was lazy as hell.

[@erikasakura7721]

In general Spanish and french people who are genuinely trying can pretty easily pronounce most english words since english is a language with very little variation in pronunciation compared to pretty much any latin based languages.

[@laurac4060]

Ahahah exactly

[@IndieJuli]

She was probably trying to hint at spanish people pronouncing V and B the same. Still silly.

[@hp5682]

@@IndieJuli Maybe, but since in spanish we pronounce both letters like "B" (difference in sound was lost). Would be weird if someone spanish was saying "Valdwin", since we don't really use that sound.

[@vicky248123]

That "when you love someone you want to defend them" makes me feel like Alec knows his wife is insane and in the wrong but half-assed a video anyway to please her

[@spitepouch]

Not Alec Baldwin, who called his teen daughter a thoughtless little pig, telling other people to consider the source of something. i'm losing it.

[@PancakemonsterFO4]

What, seriously?

[@ChinChilla__]

Wait what

[@Redorgreenful]

He is a quite a character himself. Seems they like deserve each other.

[@chenoda]

Exactly what I thought when he said people want to protect the people they love. He was horrible to her on that voice Mail! And I'm pretty sure she was only like 10 or 11 at the time!

[@chenoda]

@@PancakemonsterFO4 Yeah, look up "Alec Baldwin phone call to daughter", here on You Tube.

[@diegogonzalezvazq]

This whole situation is so Hilarias.

[@panfilolivia]

JAJAJJSJSJ buena esa