Instagram VS Reality ! JLo's Filter Glitches + Tiktok's New Bold 'Glamour Filter' Is SCARY!

[@adafihj6439]

I love this series because it's a nice little reminder to people especially younger people that the perfection you see online isn't reality and you're not any less for not being that perfect because no one is

[@toshabeans]

Yes, so good

[@nikki2370]

Love them soo much too. It's brings down barriers for us in the general public

[@ViceBeach]

Check out lorry hill too

[@jeannenora6113]

It drives me mad because my daughters keep on comparing themselves with those fake people

[@lauramcnamee1510]

About maybe 12 to 14 yrs ago (could be longer) I donwnloaded a filter to see what the deal was. Everyone around me was talking about how great they were etc. I picked a picture I thought I looked really good in to try the filter out. With in about a minute of messing around with it, when I looked at the comparison of the original pic to the filtered one I suddenly thought OMG I look horrendous in the original pic. I sat there depressed and hating myself picking apart my looks for a good hour. I then deleted the app and the filtered pic. Personally I had never had anything make me hate myself so much so quickly than the filter did. I would rather look at a bad pic of myself and laugh now than have a fake one that would make me hate myself when I look in a mirror.

[@baby.nay.]

I totally feel u. Just as I was getting comfortable with not wearing makeup anymore it felt like filters wrre everywhere.. honestly they kinda scare me . People can get accustomed to things so quickly . I’ve come to love the texture and shades and dark circles of my skin , but I know that took normalizing it to myself

[@CherrieWells]

I still appreciate your transparency and honesty with regards to your experience with using a filter.I have Only used a filter once and I didn't really like it.I agree that they can cause depression and an unrealistic expectation for ourselves.

[@pickledginger4574]

THIS!!!!

[@susanjeffries5108]

Perfectly said!!!

[@SieMiezekatze]

I do this, I spent hours editing a pic and at the end I deleted and post the original one, since the filtered version doesn't look like me so much anymore

[@lisaduchateau]

As a person in my 50's, it is hard to watch yourself age in the mirror every time you wash your face or put on make-up. You see the subtle differences in your skin and how your make-up sits. So many things change! With that said, a lot of how we age is how we care for ourselves (diet, exercise) and DNA. What's disappointing is that people are so judgemental about looks & youthful appearance, & celebs have higher expectations since they have enough disposable income to combat it! We judge them about how much plastic surgery they get, or how old or overweight/underweight they are. There's really no way to win. But if someone like a KK or JLo was more honest about how they're aging, it would be refreshing to the rest of us of similar age struggling with it. I think to see yourself with a filter, then not, is a bit of a hit to the ego, hence why people are so keen on using them. Sometimes I even feel guilty using a Snapchat filter 😕 The approach to aging is up to each of us how we want to navigate this unpredictable journey, and how we feel the most confident and comfortable doing it.

[@marilapowell1623]

Amen! I’m 50 & it’s different. Your so right about looking in the mirror & seeing the changes. Changes are just fine! But when 50 something celebrities want to put out a skin brand & have access to whatever they want? It is a bit unrealistic for the non celebrities ppl. I personally will never buy a product from anyone who uses filters in there ads. Filters & very young ppl. It would be a waste of money . And we got more class to fall for that over hyped, over priced shit;). X

[@cniknik9863]

Thank you for this. I'm only 24 and already feel the pressure to stay youthful.

[@veselgana]

@@cniknik9863 Enjoy your youth! Don’t think about getting old! The world we live in is crazy if 24 year old thinks about aging… :(

[@abbymyers5072]

I think it’s all well and good to use filters when you’re aging and wary of criticism from random strangers, and another thing to use them when using your own image to sell a product. One is personal modesty (or self-preservation) and the latter is deceptive advertising.

[@h0rriphic]

I personally refuse to use beautifying filters. I want the girls coming up to know what a middle age woman’s face looks like without fillers, surgeries, etc…and that it’s perfectly okay to age. Growing older is a damn privilege. It breaks my heart that young girls are terrified of growing up.

[@crystalcastillo7575]

The way that Jlo tries to sell is anti aging skincare when she tried to say that olive oil is the reason why she looks soo young. THAT and the crazy filters that she uses even when showing her skincare line 😑. Absolutely insane

[@mememe217]

And did u see thee price on her skin care line!!!???? 🤔

[@crystalcastillo7575]

@@mememe217 yes ! It’s completely insane for someone that I know for a FACT doesn’t even use it! Dishonesty gets you no where and that’s why her skincare isn’t doing so well

[@mememe217]

@@crystalcastillo7575 AGREE!!!!

[@jumpingbee4717]

"the *privilege* of aging healthily" +1000

[@CordeliaWagner]

No JunkFood, working out, good sleep.

[@liteflightify]

@@CordeliaWagner It cost money to eat healthily. You need time to workout. You need solid mental health and will power to avoid drug use. You also need good genes to look good as you get older sans plastic surgery, Botox, fillers.

[@Veronica-zg7lg]

​@@liteflightify right and that is everyones responsibility. It all depends on how much you care about yourself.

[@shisurvives2635]

​@@Veronica-zg7lgit depends on so much more. Alot of people care about themselves and have bad skin, or don't have the time to workout with how much they work to get by. Living healthily and aging gracefully is a privilege for many.

[@whitneyanders5945]

But it costs money to eat like rubbish too so choose wisely. Also, you need twenty minutes a day to work out.. preferably with weights. Other forms of exercise like walking to the shops or work are good too. And avoiding sun damage goes a long way to keeping the skin looking good.. and always use a moisturiser with sun cream in it. All of those things are a possibility for anyone and everyone.. even if mobility impaired one can still exercise (modified of course) and eat well.

[@SubKween]

I also am against false advertising with filters. But my main concern with filters is that it can damage people’s self image and self esteem. Give them a false sense of reality they can never live up to.

[@artcika]

This is why i love what Wane Goss does with his make-up brand. I'm not sure if his models are completely unretouched, but he himself said that he wants people to see real skin in his campaigns. And indeed the models had pores, fine lines, bumps. To add to that his product before and afters never look like "OMG THIS IS A MIRACLE", the afters look better, but they never look very different from the original. I think none shouldn't even be ALLOWED to do ANY retouching or filters on skincare and make-up adds it's just false advertising and for some reason it's still skipped over in todays day and age. Also just to add to that, i recently was talking to a korean dude who has a large following on insta. All his pictures are that typical pale face, pore-less perfection that they love over there so much. And we ended up talking about something where he snapped a photo of his face and went "i have skin texture" and was like "yeah, well everyone does, so?". I was so confused. Like i know you're a human, I'm one too, I know we all have it it's not news to me. Am i supposed to be appalled by that? It's crazy how filters and retouching are a norm now and even if you don't want to use them, the human nature of wanting to be liked and accepted and be a part of that image just unconsciously drives you to. I do wish we would stop demonising REAL skin. This stuff gets especially daunting when you're getting older.

[@conniescrustycharredcooter2476]

I love Wayne Goss, he's so honest. I also have a few of his brushes and they're the best I've ever had, I love the hoops on the ends to hang them as they dry

[@amandaward3489]

Love Wayne Goss but I’m worried his makeup is going away, does anyone know?

[@reneerevolinski4822]

​@Amanda Ward , I hope not! His brand has become of my favorites.

[@Ashaliyeva]

Wayne is one of the best! ❤

[@Blondieandginger805]

I love Wayne Goss! He’s one of the two reasons that I don’t mind the lines I’ve developed over the years.

[@dazem8]

The fact JLO tried to play us all ... Promoting the success of a skincare line when she refuses to even show us what she really looks like without a filter.

[@bobbobbo5278]

That's why I refuse to believe anyone looks perfect(online ofc). I just assume getting work done or filters. That way I avoid comparing myself and feeling bad bc I don't look like them

[@jen7916]

And honestly, she’s still stunning “in real life” without all the dang filtering. Makes me a little sad for her….and this is coming from someone exactly her age

[@CordeliaWagner]

I don't see plastic surgery as a Problem as long as people are honest. Versus "good aging" or "puberty did her well".

[@callwyse]

JLO is no example of genuine anything ! She is dishonest.

[@tron_knows1548]

She hasn't tried to play anybody. She has skin texture? So what? Many women do. And she's never claimed to not have any. Maybe you should stop looking to celebrities for anything other than entertainment.

[@JB-is4ej]

“Age however the f*** you want”. Save that one for your merch line

[@livesouthernable]

I love that JLo’s products work so well they remove the lifelines from her palm. I’m sold! 😁😂

[@ElenKarin]

A sign to me that use of filters in private pictures is getting a little out of hand, is that a friend of mine always gets complimented from her tinder dates for actually looking like her pictures. I think it’s kinda sad that people use filters so often, but I also completely understand the ‘obsession’ - I personally try to avoid using filters because I know I’d become ‘that person’ and it certainly wont do my selfesteem any favours🙃

[@CordeliaWagner]

I don't use Tinder. I prefer good old meeting someone in real life and fall in love.

[@ElenKarin]

@@CordeliaWagner me too!

[@shisurvives2635]

​@@CordeliaWagnerto each their own, it's hard for some people to meet people organically, romantically or platonically 😅

[@MissyRichmond]

I have some lightly filtered photos AND some unfiltered photos on my dating app. It’s like this: the person will see you face to face. You’re not going to look the same in person because you can’t hide behind the filters. I’m 49, and I would LOVE to look like I do with filters, but I don’t. No one does. That’s a big thing I’ve had men comment to me about. They say lots of women look VASTLY different in person. To the point that they sometimes don’t recognize the person straight away.

[@user-wr8bs8vx9r]

@@CordeliaWagner That's how Tinder works. Do you just randomly approach someone on the street and start dating them? Most likely not. You most likely meet them through/by something. Tinder is just another option. Works the same way, meeting them in real life and start dating.

[@MoonWitch77]

I knew JLo’s skin wasn’t that perfect. We’ve seen paparazzi photos of her and they show all her flaws. She still looks good for her age, but the fact that she promotes a skincare brand and uses filters is shady.

[@jen7916]

As someone who is the exact age as Jennifer López, and maybe 10 years older than Kim Kardashian, I find it kind of sad they filter and retouch their photos as much as they do. They are both stunning without all of that. Same with a lot of “older” women, mostly celebrities, you see online. Those are just 2 examples

[@vogelvrouw]

It also just reinforces this stigma of aging, people can be just as gorgeous when they look their age, a lot of women/girls start worrying about aging so soon and its so sad, im only 25 but i cant wait until I look more adult and like my mom

[@jen7916]

@@vogelvrouw exactly.

[@loli_cvnt5622]

To be quite fair, have you ever read a Britney Spears comment section? To me she looks perfectly fine, just a regular woman in her 40s but people are sooo awful man Bet you if she used filters like that too they would shit on her for that instead and complain that she's not showing real skin.

[@KristenKras]

Don't forget all the cosmetic and/or surgical help they have allegedly had, let alone skin filters online....

[@smallstepsdaily]

I’m in my mid-50s and am aging awesomely by focusing on movement, nutrition, and learning. I also like how Jamie Lee Curtis refers to it at “pro-aging”.

[@cecilieharris]

James: I don't believe in ageing gracefully, I believe in ageing however the fuck you want. Me: lol, best Sunday evening entertainment ever.

[@kojikunthepittie7452]

Agreed!!

[@gildedpeahen876]

I actually thought everyone looked so cute WITHOUT the filter. As I’ve gotten older (37 next week) I really see beauty in everyone. No filter needed.

[@roshnioriordan3767]

I just want to take a moment to thank you personally James on how lovely and appropriately you spoke in your intro. Not only addressing the pressures women go through whilst at the same time acknowledging the issues of mental health that men go through, and then linking to videos that address the women's viewpoint. Its so refreshing in this day and age to see this kind of maturing and empathy xxx

[@vanillanoxfleuret]

Promoting skincare while using a filter on your skin is proper cheeky. Jlo looks absolutely fantastic in reality too, but I definitely feel that huge pressure to keep my youthful appearance so for someone in the spotlight it has to be immense. Still a no no to sell a product

[@anjaxtv]

Why this is problematic is because Jlo is selling skincare products.. that's like selling exercise programs but using surgery and filters.

[@reba738]

I personally have never taken a photo myself using a filter, but two occasions I've been in photo's with a friend and one with my sister and they used a filter and it confirmed my bias against them. They changed my features "enhancing them" to make me look "prettier" I believe they'll give us a complex about our natural self's and cause even more insecurities. My nose was made smaller, my eye's bigger, my skin poreless and airbrushed. That's not how I look and I don't want to get hung up on how an app thinks I should look but never could. I'm not knocking anyone for using them, I just think they'll cause more harm than good to our self esteem.

[@sarav2209]

for me, filters are only fun when they are silly and exaggerated. i don't use then to make myself look perfect.

[@sleepingbeauty157]

Oh my god the Bold Glamour filter is so wild. I’ve been experimenting with different wigs, color contacts, and levels/styles of makeup to see the different ways it filters me. So wild that it gives me more makeup with a long ginger wig than with a dark “perm” bob!

[@francis999]

James you're such a delightful person, funny, never rude, honest and so entertaining. 😃

[@mandalaqueen828]

The camera on my iPhone 13 did this automatically and it really annoyed me. I still don’t know if I managed to turn it off. It blurs the hairline like that vid of JLo and made my skin paler and more pink looking. The filters are probably making us all feel bad about ourselves more than we know even

[@madamz7]

Hey James!! Could you do a “what’s in my background” products video 😂🫶🏼 I can pinpoint a few but I’d like to see maybe a quick shorts video or something, they look so aesthetically pleasing

[@kerriwright4593]

I hate makeup and skincare advertisements having filters. I think it's terrible that people in general are so fricken mean about how anyone looks, especially these gorgeous celebrities. They're self conscious so I understand the filters.

[@nancymccormick7567]

I appreciate no filters. Much more relatable. We’re all getting older and I love seeing real skin

[@claireemilycook]

James you're so silly, I giggled when you said "she just has some natural light makeup on" and it was JLo with full glam on the red carpet :')

[@dinasilva9263]

It's always a perfect day when we have a new vídeo from James. 💜✨✨✨so perfection does exist.

[@hanktheclank]

you hit the nail on the head: these filters are really a signifier of deeper societal issues. there are so many facets to this conversation, and the nuance gets lost in a lot of the back-and-forth that happens on social media. ultimately, these filters exist due to some truly troubling standards of beauty that have been manufactured by corporations so that they can sell us more product, but yelling at the everyday people using them isn't helping anyone. until we get at the root cause of these things, we're going to continue to see more and more sophisticated technology developed to hide what we really look like online, and it's going to hurt us all.

[@toshabeans]

Bring back real skin, on real people, with real bodies. I'm so tired of all of media treating the general public like we're sheep-like idiots. I'd love to feel respected by influencers etc

[@cniknik9863]

They really do forget that the general public is full of intelligent and experienced people in all kinds of fields, who can call out bullsh*t. But "real" people haven't always been used. Even Victorian paintings, Roman sculptors, 19th century magazines, and drawings, etc. depict people without their flaws with perfect skin and bodies. It's only now we are seeing more relatability.

[@raspberrybellini]

That idea is so simple and obvious like don't smash a hammer on your hand and yet, you'd probably be seen as a radical if you voice that opinion on social media, it's insane. So in real life, let's not smash our hands.. On social media.. Well everybody else is smashing their hands with a hammer.

[@Goldie_jku]

​@cniknik9863 I was just thinking that! Like when has advertising ever used real people before. That only no started because before that it was always models and even back in the day 60s advertising they still "editing" the ways they did.

[@creepersonspeed5490]

​@@Goldie_jkubut advertising is no improssible to avoid + just because it was done then doesn't make it ok now

[@sebumpostmortem]

At that point I' declare myself totally unable to tell who is KK and who is Huda Kattan🤯 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@laladoglady]

It’s incredibly obvious that JLO uses filters. I can spot them pretty easily nowadays but so many young people have no idea. I don’t like celebs lying and profiting off that lie. It seems like no one cares about honesty and integrity anymore.

[@CordeliaWagner]

"Tegrity!" Stan Marsh

[@tron_knows1548]

Can we stop shaming women for having skin texture? I remember when images of SJP started appearing online for the new Sex and City reboot. The amount of criticism about how she should "dye her hair" or "wear make up" and some even made mean comments about her skin texture, and what's sad was it was all mostly coming from WOMEN. I saw the JLo video and I honestly don't believe she even noticed. Then we wonder why celebrities are always adamant to let their hair down in the name of relatability.

[@drvren030]

love james' videos! always leads me to the same conclusion that we can try to look good on the outside, but it's all just for fun and temporary, because we can only find perfection and happiness on the inside

[@little.heathen]

TBH I did rewind for the perfection doesn’t exist this time because it was so funny 😂 I love you lol

[@Anonymous-sh9vk]

Ha! Me too! :)

[@samantha28115]

Your voice is so soothing! Please just be the voiceover/narrator of my life 😂

[@buttplug5541]

I am obsessed. Thank you for reminding me that perfection doesn’t exist ❤️

[@lja530]

You discussed the expectations put on women vs. men so eloquently and without minimising men's issues, I wish more people could look at these issues calmly and rationally without pitting one gender against the other.

[@marilapowell1623]

Love love your channel! Great idea! It’s so good for younger audiences see how ppl use filters to make them look just a better version of real life faces. They need to know influencers also have texture & pimples. & other normal skin lol! Xxx

[@MechanicalDragonfly]

I absolutely understand using a filter to do things like removing acne or rosacea, because those things aren't permanent features on the face and tend to come and go (and for most people, eventually goes away altogether). But it does bother me when people use filters that completely alter their appearance so that they look like a totally different person... I just kinda feel really bad for them, and mad at social media for creating these toxic standards in the first place.

[@csepke2]

That’s all I do when I edit my client’s photos. Remove pimples, and spots that come and go, maybe a couple deep wrinkles(and wrinkles I don’t remove 100%, I use the healing tool on 70% opacity or so) and I don’t reduce texture more than 10%. I believe in very subtle and realistic enhancements.

[@MoonLightt57]

You've helped me sooo much in my skincare journey appreciate your efforts! Been here since last 3 yrs! 💖💗

[@Queenfairypants]

Not me obsessing with the penguin on that bottle 😂

[@CordeliaWagner]

🐧

[@Meow-Meow501]

James says “no one is blurred in real life” I tell ya, At my age I wish I could be blurred in real life! 😂

[@razorcatshark3223]

Monetizing the fantasy of not looking your age makes the influencers, and the brands, millions. Please continue to reveal these "marketing" stunts...

[@MindiB]

SO important to hear the bizarrely impossible standards applied women’s appearances acknowledged. Recognizing unacceptable treatment of one group does NOT negate problems faced by other groups. Surely we should be capable of of holding more than one concept in our brains at a time! I really appreciate your gentle persistence in calling out the fake and the unfair.

[@HowToBeGothicc]

I really love and appreciate the comments about mens mental health at the beginning of the video. It’s definitely something that needs to be talked about more and with you being primarily followed by women, hopefully the stigma against men can start to be broken down. Love your content always ❤

[@elizabethsahu7822]

This series is so amazing wow. Thank you for great insights. I love your well thought out a deliberate analysis.

[@itsskiffy]

I love this series!! 🥰

[@ekonymph]

First off, HBD (to you and Robert) :) I'm almost 40 so maybe you hate it as you get older, but you survived another year at least! James, you should really get that eye *twitch* looked at..I'm *concerned*. Within the past year I started getting into skincare and maybe even getting into makeup now, but really, as long as my face functions and allows me to live, I'm happy. I think media for far too long has put the focus on skincare/makeup as all about looks and youth instead of what I use it for, self-care and expression. It is a bit sad that with sns, we are part of this media. Thanks for the video, always enlightening!

[@Stacey24101]

Happy Birthday, James! What I hope this series does content consumers is to make them realize the perfection they see more than likely doesn’t exist. This is especially important for younger people who go to extremes to try to attain the unattainable. 💓💜💓💜💓💜

[@hooray4pie145]

Something that makes me sad a little is I've had people compliment me about looking the same IRL as I do in my pictures. That's how normalised filters and facetune are. People are surprised when they see someone who doesn't use them. It's a blessing on my end because there isn't weird unrealistic expectations but I can't imagine how horrible people who use filters must feel when they get shamed for not looking exactly like their pictures.

[@anashirinrazirabi1848]

I really wish you would post more regularly, it’s so informational and enlightening for me. I also love your recommendations!

[@germbuster324]

Thank you for mentioning how much hate women get for using filters and also advocating for men’s mental health. Thank you for being an influencer that I can trust

[@arachnid33]

The whole filters thing scares me. I worry people will want to only exist online via their heavily filtered avatar. Like the movie Wallie haha.

[@ValHeartNDHeartSuqquNoHeartPat]

The Bold Glamor not only adds a “beautifying” filter, it adds an “uglyfying/old” filter when the filter allegedly “lifts”. No one is talking about this, but I know I don’t look like what it shows me when the Bold filter is off. Basically TikTok uglifies people at baseline before they apply a filter, so it makes them feel old and insecure and dependent on those stupid filters.

[@miaomiaou_]

??? I’ve not found this to be true, is there a source for this?

[@JamesWelsh]

Show me evidence of this because I’d like to see that!

[@maryeckel9682]

WHAT?

[@itsthatlady]

This was such a good one. Thanks for touching on the reasons it’s an issue and the impact society has on why so many people use filters

[@Lionessa8]

You have a wonderful calming but fun and light energy. No interest in beauty really but I stayed for the energy you exude. 🌟

[@sixxlee890]

Hi James, I've just seen your 30 things you learnt to help your skin by 30 years old, and I wondered if you would think about doing an update? It would be interesting to see what you've changed, and what you've kept the same. Thank you for all of the great, positive content, you've taught me sooo much.

[@Carlika]

I don’t usually comment a lot in videos but I gotta say I really appreciate the conversations that come up in this series, and how different point of views or life circumstances are brought to light so we as an audience can make more informed judgements, or better yet, stop making them at all in some cases. I really appreciate you, James

[@closuitm]

The idea that olive oil is a big contributor to Jlo’s skin is insulting.

[@wendychristensen3370]

Besides the fact that she's in her 50's and no matter what skincare products you use your skin at that age isn't going to have absolutely no wrinkles or discoloration at all, unless you've had work done or use filters.

[@dmak90]

Sorry Jame but when you said "doesn't exist" I replayed that 10000 times dying of laughter cause you understand my humour. I LOVE when you continue that part of the opening with a funny tone. It's so charming and unusual. Love it!!!!!

[@coffeebeforemascara]

The piece about the AI filters was absolutely fascinating !

[@heleninglis9961]

Happy birthday James! I hope your day has been as special as you are 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@annarroyo7204]

Well spoken..You are absolutely correct 💯🍸

[@juliegladman8851]

I absolutely love this video !! It’s so nice how you totally captured the feelings and understanding on both men and women excellent and thank you for the way you delivered this thinking about everyone !!! ❤

[@biancafister2009]

I recently discovered your channel, and I am obsessed! I love your content and skin products recommendations. Especially K beauty!

[@cynthiaschlosser9713]

I simply adore your channel! Your content is clearly spot on and your delivery of info is the best mix of jovial and cheeky!!!

[@terryenby2304]

Happy Birthday James! 🎉

[@Eli-xt9ep]

Kim K in her Instagram looks like Megan Fox in her Instagram But none of them looks like this in real life What a times we all live 😅

[@sebumpostmortem]

Absolutely! I thought she looks like the daughter of Megan Fox and Angelina Jolie in her IG 😅 But in real life, you can' t tell the difference between her and Huda Kattan from HUDABEAUTY🤦🏻‍♀️🤯 🧛🏻‍♀️🖤

[@eveliinaniilivuo7329]

Don’t know who you are, but just loving what you are saying! Thank you!♥️ From Finland with love~

[@JamesWelsh]

🙏🏼💜💜

[@AmandaSampaioP]

For me your channel is one of the best ones here in KZbin ❤

[@fdm2155]

Actress Jamie Lee Curtis, now in her 60s, has been very vocal on this subject of celebrities working over time to hide what they actually look like.

[@CordeliaWagner]

Thanks for speaking up. Especially for women. Women have equal rights in many countries, but we are far away from treating both genders equal. It's a learning process, and I hope it benefits both women and men.

[@kerriwright4593]

I also think people that do publicly diss the way another person looks it is out of jealousy and insecurities of their own.

[@UnpurrfectRobyn]

Thank you, James! It is a privilege to be aging at all! I loathe the term "anti-aging" because if you aren't aging, you're dead.

[@lmamd87]

So the TikTok filter does have a weakness, it doesn’t catch your double chin. My face was sculpted and then my big ol’ chin was hanging around! It was funny.

[@ensulalachance8353]

Thats hilarious

[@plursocks]

The girl who got caught facetuning her after pics was so close...SO CLOSE...to having a good response. Right up until she turned around and said "no, you're all the bad guys" in the end. She should have stopped with not knowing it would go viral or thinking about the implications of using facetune in the after photos and not disclosing that.

[@eb51]

It’s ridiculous that aging is a sin . Aging is a gift and many never get it. Be grateful for each year and wisdom mark 💗

[@Erana-Quesada]

Love the Instagram VS Reality series!

[@jLo4sho]

Kim K trying to look like Megan Fox 😂😂😂

[@TonjaWatts]

That was a nice intro, James. 🖤

[@KM-kv9yt]

"...perfection doesn't exnnnmsdnn" 🤣

[@tashuys]

I watch your content because I like watching you speak. You're very nice ❤

[@nervoticcccc]

Loveeee that logo in the intro! Looks super sleek :D

[@TamunoAbbey]

Happy Birthday JW 🤍

[@P1nkPrinc3sss]

Happy Birthday! Not about JLo, but got a bunch of glow recipe minis from Sephora, ADDICTED!!

[@P0oki3]

I love these videos! My favorite!!!!!

[@Showmesomethingbeautiful]

I feel like society is slowly moving towards online personas and images, and just like in those dystopic futuristic films, we'll all be at home with our virtual reality headsets on, and our avatars out there in the world representing us, lol. Vanity isn't going anywhere anytime soon

[@Whiskin87]

Love your message!

[@harmalalkaloid]

Excited to watch this😊

[@laineyturner3785]

I literally just saw this ad here on KZbin. It’s nuts!

[@yesidorawk]

Thank you for your awesome content!! I love watching your stuff!

[@nikki2370]

Love these videos ❤️❤️

[@jessicanicole4350]

I WAS ONE OF THE FIRST TO TAG YOU IN HER VIDEOS I FEEL VALIDATED

[@horrorveronica724]

Superinteresting video. I had to try the new glam filter on tiktok and…well, the result scared me. It looked like me but really didn’t look like me.

[@charlenecody1]

When I watched this for the first time I thought that’s not real! I don’t know how filters work! Thank you ❤

[@VickyRyan2018]

Love this videos ❤❤❤

[@WinterGirl1969]

Can't get enough of this ❤