GIRL BOSS culture: 🎀the prettiest pink lie🎀

[@zoeunlimited]

What do you like/ dislike about girl boss culture?

[@anotherace6526]

I like how it can be very motivating on the surface, but it also kind of reminds me of pretty privilege in some ways. There are benefits, but you will never know if someone likes you and does nice things for you because of the person you are, or just because you’re pretty.

[@blackcat6374]

I think that one of the aspects that I dislike about it the most was that it made it seem as if you have lack warmth and empathy in order to be "successful" as a woman. You mentioned in the video that the word "girl" is used in girl-boss to kind of neutralize the idea that a boss is old, serious (or even completely cold, bitter, angry, lacking basic human empathy, etc), and unlikeable and I agree, however (at least in media) there still remained this idea of having these set of negative traits, usually related to the stereotypical "alpha" male, placed in a female character. The only difference being that the "girl-boss" is described with words like: sassy, strong, determined, savage, etc. The idea that in order to be considered "strong" you must act like an absolute selfish a-hole makes me want to laugh and cry at the same time.

[@MidnightMoonProductions]

What I really like about it is the promotion of going towards success, financial freedom, and breaking Stereotypes about what women can’t achieve. What I don’t like about it is how there are “boxes” women have to fit, like some people don’t have to have luxury items, it’s portrayed as rlly flashy when it’s about being happy and everyone has their own definition of that

[@khalilahd.]

It’s too much 😭

[@danieljolley9319]

I agree 👍 to viewing if you enjoy

[@teacre120]

I really love how Zoe speaks up about popular topics from another angle After all, yes, if the only image of successful woman is a girlboss, it means girls can't be bosses by default in this world The purpose of all these cultures isn't to truly give people empowerment, but to sell the label, the false feeling of being strong, while not being perceived as something normal. They just sell you another mask that tells you what to do. Woah, never had this much likes👀

[@JasminL222]

SHE'S AMAZING

[@khalilahd.]

She’s the best commentator

[@cocoacat.pngggg]

YESS

[@yatshie8717]

I'm pretty sure the US has just normal women bosses, you just don't hear from them. My Mom has a great woman boss (we live in Germany) and they aren't as uncommon as one might think. There are less women that are bosses than men tho

[@roxybennett3964]

❤

[@Twilight-b1d]

But girls please remember: You don't need to break relationship with your parents to be financially stable. You don't have put up the common trend personality of being savage and cool and so. You just need to be confident and stand up for yourself and others. You don't have to be emotionally damaged to be strong. Their is put up trend or standard for everything for example in this trend you Have to be cool and shouldn't fall in love and blah blah. TO BE STRONG , Just be yourself and love yourself and gain values in your lives. Go Girls 🔥 And also you don't have to wear the clothes that are considered powerful to the society just wear what makes you comfortable. You don't have to wear revealing clothes just because everyone does , the goes for other styles.

[@nowrin_8193]

ik some “ women empowering ” insta posts make it seem like you need to have a resting bi+ch face , wear dark coloured cloths , become a ''boss'' of everyone to be powerful but it's not the truth . I strongly believe that love , unity , morals , kindness and wisdom are the things that can make a woman powerful rather than ruining relations with other people

[@TilikaVispute]

This comment 🥹🥹🥹🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@sofiaarif6413]

@@nowrin_8193 So true! This is such a simple thing but is overshadowed by the sparkle of 'Girl Boss' trend. Thanks for commenting this!

[@Twilight-b1d]

@@nowrin_8193 Yeah 💖

[@LinalovesBagels]

I love you 🤍

[@naurrrr6719]

I'm all for confidence and empowerment , but what is wrong is that when being a " girl boss"/" boss bitch " is used as an excuse for problematic behaviour. Like someone would be rude and bratty but people would say they are girl bosses. Applies to both genders. It's all over tiktoks and comments would be like , " what a boss "

[@madison.2731]

i swear i just saw you on a vid about worst kpop song lyrics 💀

[@laxmol3393]

@@madison.2731 🤣🤣💀

[@jokerpilled2535]

If you want incompetent people in power, just focus their identity rather than their personal values.

[@user-ps1gj6pb1o]

THIS! When ppl like this be all “I’m a queen/boss bitch” I’m like “no you’re none of those. You’re just rude”

[@khalilahd.]

I feel like society is overcompensating for not treating women right for years that they try to make up for it with the Girl Boss era. It’s a bit much but at least we’re getting more space at the top 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@lisalolz-dgaf5860]

I don't think they'll ever make up for it, they just sense their old gold digging tactics run low as people are speaking up about how unfair it is, and it's trying to sell its way to stay in power . This is capitalism for ya , this whole female empowerment movement is nothing but a new stock market for them to invest in.

[@jackielaurens]

Exactly it. You put it in words.

[@yourlittlevenicebtch4258]

But what would more women getting more space at the top do? And the women getting to the top probably wouldn’t be apart of another minority, ie white cis het women would take up the majority of the space and the less privileged women would be “below them” which isn’t really feministic or equal is it? We don’t need more women sitting at the rich kids table, we need to break the entire table and build a new table. It’s not feministic to be exploited by a rich woman rather than a rich man.

[@goldrichig2885]

BRO UR EVERYWHERE

[@Omar_ToxicBanana1701]

honestly I've never seen a female boss who didn't raise the question "could she be a trans woman" starting with her voice..and man hands.

[@labanibarman71]

Thank you Zoe for always talking about things that we don't talk and overlook in this era of internet where 'photoshopped' success stories are sold to us making us feel like we're not doing enough and it'll be never enough. Thank you for always lifting our hopes high out of that toxic culture and make us feel okay about doing things normally and achieve what we want as a normal human being and yes, there's nothing wrong in wanting to be just a NORMAL HUMAN.

[@ritafadhel3284]

As a woman, I just wanna survive at the end of the day and not end up homeless lol (: It's not realistic for most women to end up being a CEO of a large company, so enjoying our normal lives without care is great enough for us in my opinion. Not everyone is as ambitious as the #girlboss trend appears to be.

[@Tinkerebel]

@@ritafadhel3284 ikr.. actually not everyone wants to be a ceo of a company.. feminism is all about getting the rights to enjoy the life as you said.. it's about the freedom that we have to be ourselves and to do what we want to do..

[@mpk888]

I never understood why people made terms like "GIRL" boss or "GIRL" anything. As a girl myself (And someone who is a total fan of the Cruella movie C:) with tons of ambition, you should only label yourself as what you are, a business owner, a designer, a person with big dreams. Once you achieve such dreams although you should acknowledge how you experienced adversity, with the possibility of the difficulty you received of it being motivated by misogyny, refrain from putting your gender in front of anything. Feminism is there to make EQUALITY between all genders, originally to give women THE SAME OPPORTUNITIES as men. When you are given that opportunity and have earned your way up to where you are, why should you make it seem like it's a miracle that you are a "girl" boss? As you said, these things shouldn't be neutralized for men. "I'm a boss" "I'm powerful" "I'm successful" instead of "I'm a girl boss" (Like you couldn't be a boss if you weren't a man? And you achieved something for women that isn't normal/can't be normal?). Anyways love your videos!!!

[@chickenwings6745]

I mean it had a good start untill certain generations 😭

[@mpk888]

​@@chickenwings6745 I suppose, it did try to show some part of feminism where women can be in a position that men could be. However, it was a flawed idea even when it was introduced.

[@emilyb3875]

I was 14 when the girlboss crazed started, so legally a girl, and it felt so condescending to me even then. Like what to you mean I should aspire to be a “girlboss” and not just a “boss.” I didn’t realize “boss” was a male-only title until the girlbosses told me it was.

[@myaccounttoskincarerelated9891]

Yes

[@oluomau.7489]

It’s not so much the name girl boss, because highlighting the oppressed people is a good thing and very effective, as seen with other minority groups. The criticism is that the gaslight gatekeep girl bosses are privileged and uninclusive, mostly white cis het women co-opting a movement that ignores minorities, that end up exploiting us instead of men.

[@nameless9851]

from my point, girl boss is mental: you don’t need to be rich or to be influential to be a girl boss 😚

[@annabumseng1964]

👏💯 Its a mental thing

[@ilvestrawberries]

yes! "girl boss", and "that girl" by extension, are very much mental things. you go rock that confidence! pursue what you wanna! doesn't have to be waking up at 5, doing 3 hour long workouts, drinking kale smoothies or selling 7 figures. if you are determined and confident, you got it! be that girl-boss.

[@myaccounttoskincarerelated9891]

But you need to have some kind of achievements… There’s nothing mental about it! It’s literally being a boss (doesn’t matter if you’re a boss of something considered small or big, but it needs to be something)!

[@ilvestrawberries]

@@myaccounttoskincarerelated9891 oh it’s more like, at least for me, that you are your own boss. getting out of bed might be a victory for some while others aim higher. if you are your own boss and you are proud of what you are doing…waking up at 5 and doing Pilates doesn’t “define” being successful. it’s more about how success in the “girl boss” realm is so definite and not open to interpretation

[@VV-sque]

What if I want to?

[@wamyy5]

Having a kid and literally producing another human is pretty #girlboss to me

[@lesyeuxdesam7043]

Zoe never fails to drop a fab video 💅🏼

[@khalilahd.]

She’s the best 💛

[@Manyo569]

The girlboss feels more like a material gworl since in every girlboss video you see them flexing their expensive designer wardrobe and making their personality based on them being rich. Material gworls and bosses are two different people. You’re not powerful by spending money on things that you probably don’t need.

[@czelzsuzsa2461]

I am a feminist. People around me always thought of this phrase as negative. I am 14 and i think its important to respect womens’ rights, and people may be annoyed when i speak up about things that are not right, but i dont care anymore. And i love your videos, this is the kind of content i want to watch, and thank you for the entertainment.❤️

[@wholightsuptheworld1651]

Ikr? Like "sorry I want equal rights" 🗿🗿🗿

[@Mushriimpp]

People need to realize that there will always be "bad ppl" in communities that may stray away from what the group actually believes in. For example, *SOME* "feminists" invaliding men and their human rights and saying women's rights are more important than men's. However, anyone with common sense should know a couple of bad eggs don't stand for the beliefs of everyone else. The goal is and has always been equal rights, equal treatment. Keep doing what you're doing :)👍!

[@nadiaolijar8937]

I totally agree! I think you should look into intersectionality, it's really interesting 😊

[@khadhijabint-khalid9592]

According to the International Women’s Development Agency (IWDA), feminism is the belief that everyone should have the same opportunities and rights regardless of race, religion, gender, or disability. One might argue the name “feminism” is directed for “women only”, but, “feminism” became the official name due to women being the largest group of oppressed people to exist.

[@nadiaolijar8937]

@@khadhijabint-khalid9592 that's a really good point! I'm going to say this because I'm an intersectional feminist. I think you might be interested in intersectionality too! It's the idea that forms of discrimination combine I.e. a black woman will face more discrimination than a white woman. Its really interesting and changed the may I look at equality and discrimination

[@patriciastastna3768]

Also,if everyone is boss/ceo,who is there left to be employee? This is unattainable idea for majority

[@myaccounttoskincarerelated9891]

A sad truth

[@invisiblerevolution]

"As a child... I use to wake up from a nap, and wish I was in an office." Don't know if she was TROLLING, but that was fuckin hilarious. 🤣

[@mi-no3wk]

Girl Boss to me just implies awareness of the fact that those roles have traditionally been reserved for men. To me, it's always sort of been an acknowledgment of women's accomplishments as well as sort of a fuck you to the patriarchy that told us we couldn't be the boss to begin with. Girl Boss culture is toxic but I don't think the phrase is. Like most things, it's meaning just got muddled with time.

[@yourlittlevenicebtch4258]

Girlboss to me is something I only use sarcastically since the idea of giving women more space at the top won’t be beneficial for all women and therefore to me isn’t empowering or feministic at all. Most of the women who would make it to the top would be the most privileged women, ie cis het white women since they’re the most privileged and the less privileged women would be “below” them which isn’t equal and therefore to me can’t be seen as feministic or empowering. Even then, the idea of a rich woman exploiting people who are “below her” rather than a rich man doing it doesn’t sit right with me.

[@aeoligarlic4024]

That's just basically plastic feminism. If you want to give a F.U to the patriarchy then why rebrand the success and achievement as something gendered? A boss is a boss whether they're women or men

[@mi-no3wk]

@@aeoligarlic4024 my comment explains why. Like? I don't even know how to unpack that for you.

[@neha_phookan]

I honestly also don't understand the narrative about starting your own business. Like how can everyone just leave their jobs and start a business? Like why are we pushing this so hard?

[@kellye.5678]

Me too. Businesses are pretty risky and you need a good amount of money saved to start a business. It's not feasible for everyone.

[@reconstruct23]

You’re right. If everyone was a boss, who are they gonna be a boss of if everyone else has a business too. Male or female, some people want to be able to put in their hours at work then come home and live their life. Not just be constantly stressing over how to grow their failing business.

[@user-je7gf5uc3c]

"This is late capitalism at its core, making individuals responsible for structural problems" YES YES YES THIS 1000%

[@michellethefirst429]

This is the reason why I love zoe so much. She's making us more empowered than ever and more confident and making us accept ourselves for who we Are. Thank you so much zoe for the inspiration and motivation. Without you, I'm still a dumbass lurking for someone who need to accept me.

[@giaparmer]

From my over analyzed perspective the word girl is used in Girlboss as a kind of nod to the systematic push back that we face when trying to fill the role of a boss so I don’t see it as infantilizing so much as a tongue-in-cheek reference to what it took to get there

[@cetriyasArtnComicsChannel]

yep, empowering mostly the group closest to the most powerful group... and it yep the terms for this 'movement' really is downplaying.... especially adding specific beauty/age standards

[@khadhijabint-khalid9592]

According to the International Women’s Development Agency (IWDA), feminism is the belief that everyone should have the same opportunities and rights regardless of race, religion, gender, or disability. One might argue the name “feminism” is directed for “women only”, but, “feminism” became the official name due to women being the largest group of oppressed people to exist. (I wrote this for one of my classes that's why it looks so formal)

[@serenityssolace]

Weird cause last time I checked feminism demanded equal representation of men and women in high positions that were formerly dominated by men. This resulted in capable men that worked hard and deserved that position to be fired so that less capable (for that job) women would take their positions. That is literally the opposite of equal opportunity. And the IWDA is obviously lying. What you refer to is called egalitarianism

[@anikatasnimsaba]

I think human are not equal. A billionaire and a poor person will never be equal when it comes to wealth, power, status and lifestyle. Everyone is equal at birth and as we grow up difference starts to kick in.

[@xerilaun]

@@anikatasnimsaba true

[@reconstruct23]

That’s a great description, and it sounds very fair. However, the IDWA leaves out one key word, which ultimately makes it all unfair. And that word is responsibility. The definition should say “… everyone should have the same rights, opportunities and responsibilities regardless of …”

[@isthatachicken]

"As a child, I used to wake up from a nap and wish I was in an office"😭😭 I laughed so loud why was that so funny paired with the strut

[@suibianslaopo]

wait so, girlboss is a culture? people are marketing it, and were not just supposed to have fun with girlboss phrase-

[@emilyb3875]

I feel like it was a culture (like hustle rise-and-grind culture, but pink!) and a marketing ploy from 2014-2018 and now it’s just a meme.

[@suibianslaopo]

@@emilyb3875 yeah 😭😭😭

[@lindseypalmer5969]

I dislike that a lot of girl bosses fired women at their companies before or after giving birth. I really like your top!

[@Cartoonandanimelove1]

I love how it encourages people to be their best self. I hate how people fake it (like everything else) on social media which leads to others feeling inadequate and less worthy because they’re not like what’s portrayed on video.

[@גלעדסוירזנסקי]

I hate it when people confuse being a "Girlboss" with being mean and nasty to other people. Being a bad person is not being a girlboss, it's just being unlikable and mean

[@bird5007]

“We are all just trying to survive corporate America” - but when you don’t live in America😎

[@marsblack17]

I'm 32 F. I sometimes think that it's really hard being a woman, at the same time I think it's still not easy to be a man.

[@aruin4069]

Girl boss just makes me think of MLMs 😬

[@meggiehuang9229]

"making individuals responsible for structural problems" the most accurate description of capitalism I've heard in a long time.

[@mrlmg3062]

I love your commentary videos! Don’t ever stop making them!

[@anushadanadamani284]

ok the girl in pink dress kinda acted weirdly during the tiktok so i had to check her up if she was being real.. her girlboss act is so ironic and funny.

[@nataliedube1665]

I feel kinda mad because will we ever actually be able to be equals? Honestly I was just thinking about this the other day, we all fought for a place in the workforce yet there are still societal norms that women should also have a husband and raise kids. Yea we can have jobs now but we still have the original expectations to tag along, too. I would love to see true empowerment in my lifetime

[@jhuizhang]

Yeah and the fact that if the woman's the one staying home and raising the kids,then she's doing her job but if it's vice versa and the man's the one doing it then,the man's praised for being a good man that he sympathized with his wife and took her place while the wife's looked down bcs she ignored her responsibilities (idk if this happens everywhere but it happens where I live). It has always been "men and women have different roles" but never,"it's both of our responsibility to do this".It has always been like this and everytime I try to bring this up to my mother,she's always trying to insult me for believing in these "values" while she was the one led to believe in these values set by the previous generations.

[@paz9487]

@@jhuizhang "both responsibility to do this" yesss that's a good way to see it, I don't know why people make the roles so strict, I don't think they apply to every single thing, both gender roles have to experiment same responsibilities. Maybe a woman will do a bit more of this and a man a bit more of that because of their nature, but that doesn't mean they can't have similar responsibilities. I woman can work and take care of the house/children, a man can work and take care of the house/children, because both of them need personal space and to take care of their family

[@lunachavez825]

Aww, you so right, love from Ecuador🇪🇨

[@itsjustmeii]

I've never been this early 😅 but love the video!!!

[@lelesweetsie]

i was going to study but then you released a new video, cant help but watch it priorities 🤪

[@chelsea_entropy]

I originally found your channel for weightloss and self growth journey vids, but am amazed at these other commentary vids on modern social structures and behaviors. Would love to see you dive deeper on videos pertaining to neoliberalism and postmoderinism and how they have shaped our society and the way we identify ourselves. I think you would LOVE the book "What About Me? The Struggle for Identity in a Market Based Society" by Paul Verhaeghe. Not sure these topics would appeal to the majority of your fanbase so requesting these videos might just be a pipe dream. But keep up the good work.

[@ladyaonthemove]

I used to think the only way to have happiness in life is to become a girl boss and make it to the cover of forbes. Upon looking inwards I have realised I don't want to hustle like that, I would rather have an okay job and then take care of my family, I don't even mind being a stay at home mum at this point.

[@dan1caaa]

I've never been so early , thank you for another video Zoe

[@Otaku_Girl._.7]

Love your videos, please do more lifestyle and wellness stuff

[@your_grandma2441]

She is so right. Kinda wanna be friends with her :')

[@PaxDTess]

Another great analyses. Love your takes on those socialmedia phenomenons, especially the way you give a rundown of its history and where it came from in a condensed format.

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

I'm 28 and my only dream is to see snow for the first time and experience snowfall autumn and spring and see the northern lights and maybe see cherry blossoms. That's it. If i die after that I won't be sad. I have no career dreams. I never had career dreams even as a kid

[@vanessasx]

Me neither

[@MaryArts]

This is why I love my job field: communication design. My peeps actually care about the campaigns, designs they make. One senior thesis was a campaign #NotaBossGirl A social media campaign saying: I am just working, I am not an idol. Being a woman who is in a high position should be normal. I really miss my student time at college. So encouraging projects. My senior thesis was a film about environment/ nature rehabilitation for one of the biggest Museum of natural science in Germany.

[@choheemira9357]

First I love you so much you share so important topics I love your way of thinking ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jasmineshelton759]

Personally, I never exactly did like the term "girl boss", I agree I think it diminishes the context of what being a boss actually is. I'd rather just be called a boss not a girl boss I'm not a little girl and being a boss isn't just for the men! And thank you for touching up on the point about how the term girl only further promotes and perpetuates the agreeableness that comes from the fear of being unliked as a strong independent woman. I don't know I'm just typing words here at this point I'm trying to make a point in a summed up couple of sentences so excuse my lack of depth here please.

[@Xena-blue]

Ty for this video, I hope we continue to get more of this discourse

[@victoriango1283]

Thank you for the videooooo

[@DDD2323-z5i]

I never liked the term girl boss when I was growing up. It felt invalidating. It's like saying "You're doing great for a girl." Why not just be a boss regardless of gender? It like the standard for girls to be successful is different from the level of success men can achieve. Success is success, and that looks different to each and every individual anyway.

[@trendy4tmrw]

Zoe👏🏾 I ✋🏾love🙌🏾ur☝🏾hand💁🏾‍♀️movements 🙏🏾seriously, you remind me my natural feminine instincts are nothing to be ashamed of, they’re actually v powerful💜

[@R.O.S.E.A.M.I.E]

I honestly never thought of it this way but oh my God, it make too much sense. thank you.

[@thewizard555]

i mean it doesnt matter if theyre not likeable by men who toy around with the women and think of them as holes , but elegant decent respectful men ofcourse would want and appreciate an independent woman

[@prernabakhtar6200]

I think not everyone wants this attitude.....some want to just run the business or do anything but then there are people who will always demean u saying.....you are underperforming....your dreams are small ...you should dream big and by big ....why is it always Entrepreneurship!!

[@crocus3756]

Zoe is sooo beautiful😭

[@barbarella7950]

every your video is a pure delight 💜

[@lillauser9483]

I think on KZbin this is the best channel... Congratulations for all you success and hard work

[@dlilwon]

😂 not her owning the crane also 💀 The lady in pink at the beginning is hilarious

[@carlaluiza1810]

I love your content. the way you speak and the editing makes the video so entertaining without taking away the seriousness!

[@anikatasnimsaba]

I wish domestic work would also be rewarded as girl boss things. Sometimes I feel insecure of being good at banking works. And girls put down on work like cleaning, knitting. I hope whatever thing girls do would be labeled as girl boss.

[@neenerbeener]

Love your videos Zoe!

[@rubydoo3307]

Lets just silently move up the ranks and quietly make our way to the top, helping others on our way, otherwise they'll profit from everything we do or say, and then take it from us.

[@ContrarianExpatriate]

A “Girl Boss” is nothing but a woman playing the role of a successful, affluent businessman but in reality is a debt-ridden, consumer with a horrible attitude.

[@nox__7646]

Rather than "women empowerment", I feel like we should be focusing more on "human empowerment". There's no need to treat women as if they require empowerment, such a situation won't even be necessary if all people are treated equally. We should be focusing on elevating human conscience to a level were we're all able to accept that both women and men are primarily humans, and deserve equal treatment no matter how different they may be. The male dominated society is a result of defective thinking

[@urresyacreates]

@A Zee completely agree with u. u put into words the important thing that no one said (and no one actually cares about us, the third countries). hope u have a great weekend 🥰

[@jhuizhang]

@@urresyacreates yes and women in third world countries are treated as if they're an object to be owned by men and that men gets to decide for women's fate and not women themselves. it's an absolutely disgusting thing tbh and the older generation of women ig (?) tends to this mindset too that they then embed into the younger generation of women's lifestyle and mindsets.

[@carabeara8496]

Perfect Video too watch while I eat lunch

[@luv_ninikim2641]

Thank you Zoe for the life lessons that you taught me. Whether you know it or not, I learned a lot from you.♡♡

[@danahasi]

I Support your points always .. the way you comment on these trends I feel like finally there is someone who see these trends so overrated and like a pink dream when its not easy to do as it easy to say.. The over working idea and feminism just do not go through my head . But at the other side it has a good motivation to live a better life .

[@giantgrog]

Some people just have natural predispositions to be this way

[@Sony6848]

omg your hair is so pretty, looks so good on you.❤

[@keerthanas8038]

I just love your videos!!!

[@Renna_Fang]

you are so pretty!!!

[@shim4._.w974]

How you can be beautiful 😻💕

[@M-AY]

I agree 💯 love your contents 🖤

[@ReciMT]

I love how everyone is trying to figure out the “best solution” to societal flaws within their own limitations of environment and social influences. I agree GirlBoss is the biggest lie. Especially as being a black women who has been fired by multiple women in the coportate office for wearing “braids” or my natural hair simply because it made them feel uncomfortable and positioned me to be labeled “unprofessional “ Being a woman and being black has literally given me 20/20 vision to how full of crap all of this really is. Because it only serves those who are not black and/or who are not women. But it you carry all of the there things labeled against you (Black, Woman, or Gay” you are considered nonhuman to society. God forbid that you carry all three No matter how much you try to fit into society, Society will remind you where you stand, no matter how “progressive” it markets itself to be. The biggest frustration is going through life seeing Society literally “Progress” only to be on the outside of that progression because you didn’t fit the criteria to be included in the “new progressive world” It’s the hypocrisy for me

[@thepharaon2980]

You’re so right !

[@dersuchtie01]

Ayyy new upload

[@lukeiamyourfather666]

I've noticed that most of the "feminists" put down men and expect special treatment for women because they were treated horribly in the past. Yes, I agree women do deserve the respect because they've fought for it in the past. But the thing they fought for is equality not superiority. People are completely forgetting that and going around saying 'i hate men' 'men disappoint me' yada yada. Most of them are light heart jokes but sometimes I see people cussing others down because they took it seriously even if they were nice about it and asking that they shouldn't do that. And Men do face problems just like the women so no one has the right to push a man just cause you're a women, and no you can't push down a women just cause you're a man. But sure talk trash all you want about a person if they are actually a trash bag, but if they didn't do anything and you're just bored, just stop. (Don't try to argue in the reply section, if you want to argue, post your own comment ^^ thank you)

[@Hhhhhh-sz9ud]

What does your comment have to do with this video?

[@lukeiamyourfather666]

@@Hhhhhh-sz9ud "Girl boss culture" being the topic of the video. Girl boss culture mostly being self titled feminists praising women. Feminists nowadays are mostly known for their aggressive approach on women's equality, and other mistaking it as seeking women's superiority. People either support it thus making the whole feminists look bad and changing their whole idea of what they wanted to be. Or just don't like the idea at all and hating on it. Both of them are wrong, and I spoke on how people who call them self feminists put down men to praise women. Hope this answers your question :)

[@starxmon]

your uploads make my day better

[@anushkaparashar5600]

Really loved your video like always!! I honestly don't aspire to be a girlboss or a boss bitch but just a Boss.

[@snehaghosh4132]

Always love your content 💞

[@thepharaon2980]

Thanks for this amazing video, it helped me understand some things!

[@Mia-ei4mh]

I truely believe all of these terms are really there to just prove which is uncommon, the strong women are very very few even in today's world & to get away from that feeling, more and more Commercials are being posted. I remember when I was in school all the Toppers were usually Guys And I was the only Girl competing in my Class which was separated in 3 sections.. Every section Top 3 ranks were held by guys and it was excruciating because If I used to score less number in any of the Subjects they used to Make fun of me stating '' See boys are getting ahead of you '', even some of my teachers used to say that. I used to feel why this is soo uncommon & uncomfortable.

[@Kureiamisa]

on point content as usual!! i love your hair zoe 😭💕

[@annmariyajose305]

Have a nice day zeo🌞

[@pandafrog4888]

i loveeeeeee her videos zoe thank you for your content you are very empowering and educational! 🥰🥰🥰

[@hxllowedbxnes]

wow i’m early but you’re definitely right!

[@myaccounttoskincarerelated9891]

7:23 LMFAOOOOOO

[@takemehome8945]

How is someone saying in an interview "go achieve your dreams" profitting from other women? I don't understand. For me it's motivating because people like Katy Perry achieved their dream life, and I'm not talking about money, for me it's mostly that she is hard-working, passionate about everything she does and is an amazing artist.

[@slavvalb3933]

Wondering when Zoe will be teaching Sociology and Business at Harvard University ? All well, if she ever signs up at Northwestern University 👍 I will sign up . Who wants to be a student at Zoe' s class 😀?.

[@mieks2458]

Hi Zoe, I love your hairr! You look sooo prettyyy

[@kiwiclouds8256]

the first time i saw you i was think you were like elegant? but your videos are so funny and the editing are perfect so dear you are like a funny elegant woman :)

[@Summer-lt8zt]

One of my friends gave me crap because she started her own marketing business (she had enough freelance clients to go solo from agency life and then partners with other women in the industry as well) and has been going to a bunch of networking events. She is extremely charismatic and actually has something to network, whereas I don't really have anything to network and I'm a shy, unconfident introvert. Basically she got annoyed that I didn't want to go to these events or use my PTO time to take off work to go to these creative morning seminars when she makes her own hours/works when she wants. And it's affected our relationship at this point, and I think a lot of it is this mentality

[@saram.g.4819]

You're videos are soo interesting!

[@ranaamna9956]

At this point, 4300/52000*100=8.5% is a proof that your video was really worth it. And I agree with this chat.

[@dlilwon]

We have gone from girl boss to boss bishhhh now 😅

[@iskeipizm]

love ur hair

[@4m4a4r4]

I kept getting your videos recommended and im absolutely loving your content in general! Looking forward to new topics from you! Subscribed! ♥

[@redlove707]

Oh I'm in love with the editing part at 7:22 xD Btw if anyone's wondering, the song is: Glitter Bomb by Eveta The video is amazing as aways, very interesting topic!

[@Sara-uv3ch]

7:23 - What is that melody ✨

[@callherq6499]

Love your channel

[@neidacabreragarcia6353]

I see so many videos on Instagram about this topic

[@remuspierre7573]

Awesome advice