Models Ruin Their Own Photoshoot on America's Next Top Model....WHY?!

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Today I take a look at the hair dresses photoshoot where the girls are told to "heckle" each other...
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[@maggiebeth5442]

I can only imagine the designer that spent hours of time and a lot of money proudly creating these garments was thrilled to have his masterpiece compared to a "shag rug" and a "carpet" from "Home Depot"?! 🤣🤣

[@violetsanddragons]

Don't forget pubic hair

[@kiiltochii1607]

If it was any other kind of "challenge", Tyra and co would have a field day bitching about disrespectful conduct from the models

[@Leoji0325]

I meaaaaan it kinda does look like a rug LMAO

[@2Camelpofthewind]

I was thinking that too, and ang saying it smells hahaha

[@hardyquinn9442]

Insanity

[@foxtrot685]

Mr Jay got tired of always roasting the girls by himself so he had the girls help him so he didn’t have to work as hard. I get it.

[@kiiltochii1607]

And all the girls really came up with was "Boo"...

[@kimmyisgreen2929]

So he doesn’t look like the mean one on set!

[@iwillwh00pyoa52]

Lmao!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Hair8Metal8Karen]

He honestly hates having to actually do his job.

[@Mitsu2040]

@@kimmyisgreen2929 too late! 😆

[@daniellelarsen9767]

Do you know what would be such a better show than ANTM? Maybe they could get a whole bunch of people who can’t model who don’t feel photogenic and then they bring in Jessica who shows them how positivity and a great photographer can make all the difference in their pictures

[@SquishyTrym]

I would pay good money to watch a show like that! Start pitching this to TV studios right now!

[@hoglova1]

Yes....women of all ages, shapes, and sizes!

[@devontamosley4487]

@April Simpson And men too.

[@gomoestas]

YES YES YES

[@Paula-zt9ol]

This is a really cute and wholesome idea!

[@jasonulloa799]

I watched Alexandra's interview with Oliver Twixt and she said that in this photoshoot she cried, the photo that said it was the best she is crying because she realized that it didn't matter how she was doing in the photoshoot it was about the drama for the producers

[@EJNSAA]

Came here looking for this comment! This is the first I've rewatched this shoot after seeing her interview and you can totally see it on her face, I think she even said to Mr. J "I'm over it."

[@maggiebeth5442]

I saw a documentary about gang violence where each group was determined by which side of the neighbourhood they resided. They had been killing each other for years and when the interviewer kept trying to ask why, the only answer he would receive is because their rival gang are from the other side of the neighbourhood?! Group mentality is primal, powerful, and defies logic!

[@th-bb4bk]

Uhmmm okay????

[@bourdeaux35]

Did u just compare the fashion industry to gang violence lmfao. Theres way more politics in gang violence and it goes back to how and when gangs first started.

[@spamaccount6542]

@@th-bb4bk you seem to be confused. at 3:03 , the girl said that they have to try and throw off the other girls because they’re on the other team, this person is simply giving an example as to why group thinking is so strong. personally i’d have compared it to japan, over there most people dont donate to charities due to group thinking (japanese people feel more comfortable helping foreigners than they are to their own people because helping their own causes others to think they’re trying to be perceived as an “exceptional” person and standing out is considered taboo over there)

[@Super_Grover_]

It’s classic “Us verses Them” mentality that is enabled and used by sports teams, politics, the military, gangs, corporations, media organizations, entire countries, etc.. Really any group of people can use and be used by this psychological method. The list goes on and on and on…

[@Yikkoofficial]

Correct. “Othering” is very common and this video is a great example of that, good point.

[@Jalil-wx7rh]

I'm sure Tyra's gonna say "I've had models hassle me on set all the time" (even though I'm sure she lowkey did it. 😒) Okay, then why put that on other girls if you wanna "change" the industry??? 😒🙄😒🙄

[@KeaDaCreative]

Tyra's aim seemed to be to train these ladies to be meannnn... to be horrible... and to expect to be treated like so much crap... AS A TOP MODEL

[@arielvir7820]

Imagine the results if they were cheering instead. It seemed like they wanted to at some points.

[@ClaudetteVioletta]

Ikr, she brags a lot about changing the Industry unless she is given a chance

[@margarethmichelina5146]

At this point, I kinda wonder who is the real bully, her or Naomi Campbell?

[@sarahwithstars]

Tyra was definitely the bully if this situation has actually happened in her career. *IF*

[@HippieHC]

It REALLY feels like the girls performed better than the producers expected while being harassed so they chose crap photos across the board. Seriously, after all of the fantastic poses Krista was doing, they chose THAT photo?

[@TheBlushersJournal]

Yeah, i don't buy it for a second

[@kelsey2333]

"Mr jay seems agitated with her for no reason" that sentence pretty much sums up how he was %90 of the time on this show. And he can blab all over KZbin about how he was the victim of tyra in this show but I dont believe it.

[@Nocturnalux]

YES, this, so many times. A lot of people were way too sympathetic to him when he came out with his grievances against Tyra but let's be real, he spent years mistreating these girls and laughing madly more often than not. The most egregious example is when he did absolutely nothing to protect a model who was being molested, before his very eyes! Instead, he laughed at her, told her to just shut up and work and very recently was caught laughing at her all over again. And Tyra was not set either, that was Jay. That time he bullied poor Kayla into kissing a man even after she told him she is afraid of men because she was abused as a child? ALL MISTER JAY.

[@Naturefan354]

@@Nocturnalux In his defense, I wouldn't put it all on him. He was just doing what the higher ups ( AKA TYRA and producers) instructed him to do, not to mention how the entire show was handled.

[@Nocturnalux]

@@Naturefan354 Not in these instances and even if so, again, he has recently- since severing ties with Tyra- kept mocking Kenya, the model who got groped before his very eyes. He has no excuse whatsoever.

[@Naturefan354]

@@Nocturnalux I'm just saying I wouldn't put the blame all on 1 person besides Tyra( it was her show) for everything that happened on that show. Because at the end of the day he wasn't the one who controlled the show or called the shoots. If a model was being groped then the people who had the power to do something about it could have and should have but failed to do so.

[@DMovieman]

Krista ROCKED this shoot! But I thought it was complete BS how they purposely ignored all those dynamic shots she took and used an semi-average one to judge. Ridiculous. 👎👎👎

[@devontamosley4487]

I agree, but it's ANTM. They never choose the best photos of the models. They want drama and storyline.

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Later, Krista got 4 Best Photos in a row at New Zealand. She then won the season. Also, fun fact, the judges originally wanted Raina to win but the late Andre Leon Talley who was the judge at that time insisted Krista to win. I agree with him, Raina is just a typical pretty girl but Krista is a versatile model and she has good cheekbones. Also, what I heard is Krista is still modelling until now.

[@KaliadderExperiments]

@@margarethmichelina5146 That explains a lot. Thank you

[@devontamosley4487]

@margareth michelina Not only she is still modeling, she also the writer of Nylon.

[@Mr.Jessie.c]

I thought antm didn't launch careers in any way im glad we have atleast one girl who made it

[@brittnil1828]

As someone who used to model… one of my first shoots ever my photographer kept making me fix my head/neck position. That’s all it took. 1 photo shoot of someone explaining why my head position wasn’t right and to this day I still remember those comments. I wish they would give good feedback to the girls while they are shooting. Tyra actually have Alexandra great advise… and it’s something SO MANY models struggle with. I just wish they actually cared about these girls and gave it to them when it matters the most

[@moonchild2077]

Yeah if you look at of the photoshoots any of these models have done after ANTM they are all substantially better. Not only do they not give good direction but im convinced they make the photos look weird on purpose so they can't actually use them in their portfolios.

[@ClaudetteVioletta]

Just shows that the show had potential to be good. They almost had it! Imagine, a lot of aspiring to models there and now could have look at the show and learn a lot. And it could have aged so much better

[@brittnil1828]

It was my DREAM to be on this show… but it told me I was too short to model. I gave up on it and started doing makeup instead, and you know what happened? Photographers pulled me from BTS and took photos of me. I never pursued it seriously, mostly because this show made me believe I couldn’t. I’m so thankful for the photographers in my life who let me in front of the camera and taught me a lot… it made me feel a little better about myself… but never good enough for me to even consider myself decently attractive. Now I look back on it and realize I could have done something with it… it’s a shame my confidence was so low from this show… because I’m not 6’ and 100lbs and all of the other insecurities it gave me

[@hardyquinn9442]

Thats so true, I did a little modeling myself(although, I wasn't very good)just tattoo magazines and stuff. Anyway, I agree with you 100% when you have a productive photographer who can give productive feedback it makes the biggest difference.

[@M00nageDaydream83]

@@hardyquinn9442 you look like a model in your profile pic. So pretty :-)

[@sydneylaurencourtney]

Tyra has a lot of criticism for other models considering she learned one pose and centered her entire modeling career around that one same old boring pose

[@millymilly8264]

Right 😂

[@SaBaby93]

What pose

[@nellieshoals]

@@SaBaby93 yeh what pose O.O I have to know XD

[@rdhaley96]

Actually, a lot of the eliminated models went overseas, too. This was to prevent spoilers, since cycles were filmed a few months ahead of when they actually aired. In this case, Anslee did get to go to New Zealand, along with the three others who were cut right before her.

[@rucianapollard7098]

I have seen some of the former models say that they did Not travel overseas. They were sent home with a nondisclosure agreement not to talk about the show. Look at some of the model interviews online. There is this guy named Oliver Twixt and he has interviews former contestants.

[@millymilly8264]

@@rucianapollard7098 a non disclosure for what!!? That's fucked up so many secrets on that show

[@darkchocolatemntn]

Most shows require something like this. If it isn't aired lived, they don't want contestants/actors giving away the plot points before it's aired.

[@TonyTurner]

This photo shoot had the potential to be one of their best ones but the unnecessary heckling threw many of them off. I loved Alasia's shot even if she did it over and over again Lol

[@andremoore8872]

Alasia is so beautiful to me

[@TonyTurner]

@@andremoore8872 Me too!!! She looked the best here...to me

[@heathermcfarland6317]

I modeled for years and the way to get the best pictures in the shortest amount of time is for everyone to be supportive. You help each other get ready and you don’t distract them during their shoot. This is ridiculous. It would never happen so they don’t need to train for it.

[@mamabearblue3667]

"You know how Tyra's always talking about..." Herself? 😂😂😂

[@Amanda_Woodward]

There are so many things wrong with this show but what particularly bothers me about what I’m watching right now is when Tyra makes a big production out of telling the girls they’re going to New Zealand. Please tell me why this same exact thing couldn’t have happened AFTER the elimination?

[@HaintblueRee]

Yeah that always got under my skin. For me I think it has something to do with never getting picked for things I tried out for in high school but also to do that to someone is just wrong!

[@trickstersenses]

Because apparently the girl who gets eliminated from those kind of rounds before going overseas goes on the trip as well, they just can’t continue in the competition to prevent spoilers from getting released alongside 2-3 other girls who got cut before that round too end up going as well for the same purpose.

[@Amanda_Woodward]

@@HaintblueRee exactly! It’s designed specifically to break the girls heart on television for ratings. Sick

[@jaimejohnesee]

@@trickstersenses I did not know this, thank you. 💙

[@visualbeauty3427]

Watch the full episode.

[@rachelk2640]

ANTM would be like the Great British Baking Show if Jessica was in charge, and I would totally watch it.

[@LightUpTonight]

I don't understand why Mr. Jay as the creative director is always so annoyed with having to...well direct...🤷🤣 It has become so clear to me after watching your videos that AMNT was not mentoring and teaching these aspiring models how to model and gain confidence, they just put them in front of the camera and expected them to know everything about being a top model while gaslighting and manipulating them into thinking they were being mentored. But as always, great content Jessica! :D

[@Super_Grover_]

Wouldn’t you rather win because you’re talented and skilled, not because your competition made mistakes or were sabotaged? I prefer to compete against talented people, not win by default because that’s how you actually continue to grow and further develop your craft.

[@mwaithephoto]

My sister used to make me watch this show all the time. When we had one TV we had to take turns. And rewatching this now is wild. I love watching this series

[@emilyvanderlaan7699]

So many missed opportunities in this series to teach good lessons and actually influence an entire generation in a positive way. But instead they perpetuate every negative thing about the industry and destroy peoples self esteems. So sad

[@Krissi076]

So not to DEFEND this, but I think the idea of this photo shoot and teams was to play on hair competition shows. The big one that comes to mind is the Bronner Brothers’ one that used to take place in Atlanta each year. Black hairstylists would use hair to create hair sculptures that are total works of art. I think one part of it is like a “team duel” where you put up your best hairstylists to compete against each other. So that’s what’s going on here. NOW, is it appropriate or a good idea for a photo shoot on a competition modeling show? No. No it is not.

[@NoudlePipW]

That's what I was thinking of! Then I was like "... surely not, though?" But its literally the only straw I could grasp at😂

[@nomousecat]

They actually did a different photoshoot entirely about that concept. The Hair Wars.

[@marquisemusings]

I was looking for this comment. Coz I do think the cultural context of the Black weave and ballroom community has popped up a lot on this show. And those has over the top duels and performances. But I think what Tyra never really did well is to prepare the girls for the extremes and grounds them in real world situations so it did not just look like torture for entertainment sake. Some things were just for TV. But this one couldn't been made fun if the girls were in on the WHY behind the concept.

[@stinabringsarve5787]

There have been a lot of studies in psychology that shows how we humans really easily form groups. All it takes is someone (like the scientist in the study) to tell us that you are now on team blue, and they are on team red, and people will like the strangers on their team better than the other team.

[@alexzlabur897]

Yes, Sherif's intragroup studies!

[@Mr.Jessie.c]

Why wouldn't you like the person who called your teammate better then a stranger? Sounds like common sense but I do get the science behind the studies.

[@Shrimpyyyyyyyy]

The one girl that had the most trouble, her dress was so different to the other girls, it was just a blob of hair. They needed cousin IT to come in and give her pointers 😂

[@unclesquirrelstache7431]

Tyra: I don’t see the drive in you. Us: That woman is emotionally exhausted.

[@quenepacrossing4675]

That was completely rude and unprofessional. It reminds me of another reality show, the search for elle woods. In one episode they gave the contestants a questionnaire to fill out with incendiary, mean questions that were clearly just meant to start drama. Instead of obliging, the contestants all refused and made their own questionnaire with positive questions. One of my favorite reality tv moments ever. I wish the girls would have not complied to these producer shenanigans, but i also can understand how when you’re so young in such a giant of a show it feels like you can’t say no. Sick.

[@charisselinnell-morton4137]

You have made a very strong factual statement about how this is not how photo shoots with a reputable responsible brand or designer. First the constant comments from creative to the photographer that are often opposite instructions. It’s just to amp up drama 🎭

[@moonlily1]

We can agree, this is all for the purpose of creating tv drama and does nothing to help someone learning to be a better model or prepare them for a career in the fashion industry.

[@kire132]

Well it is a TV show.

[@moonlily1]

@@kire132 But it doesn't have to be intentionally cruel to it's contestants. Who are paid 38 dollars a day.

[@meganwalheim6765]

I agree with you about the lighting - it’s very “Lion King on Broadway.” 😂

[@lenriquegomez7672]

I recently saw Alasia's and Alexandria's interview and they were asked by production to throw shade at their opposite team so that's why Anslee mentioned it, Alex even said she was crying in the photo they picked of her because she wasn't having any of it that day and they put her in the bttm because apparently she chose not to follow J's direction anymore since that shoot

[@-D3m0nikaSpirit-]

"What are you happy for Mr. Jay!?" That comment KILLED ME! 😂

[@laurencaban6371]

Where was this energy when Tyra forced Naomi cambell to apologize for “bullying” her

[@aliciarogers7285]

I had NO idea how brutal this show was! I watched it in high school religiously!! How could I miss how terrible that was!!! 😳

[@Hiker2110]

Same! I think a lot went over a ton of viewers heads at that time. I'm glad that as a society, we are moving away from mean behavior on reality TV for views.

[@aliciarogers7285]

@@Hiker2110 yeah, a lot of things weren't taken as seriously. Like when they did black face on a model, and the crazy thing is that wasn't even close to the the worst. The judges were BRUTAL and said awful things! I wouldn't recover if all those things were said to me regularly. Jesus.

[@marymae6041]

“OK, the concept is: put on hair shirts and harrass each other!” What could possibly go wrong?

[@milquetoes]

You’re single handedly healing all our wounds from this horrible time period. You’re a heroine!

[@TenaciousDetour]

Okay but let's NOT gloss over the fact that Miss Grace Jones energy had the coolest poses and they chose the most boring picture for her

[@kelleyrocca]

As a former model... my biggest photographic experience, I was heckled so so badly... the company ended up not using any of my photos, and I really did nothing great, it was kinda disappointing

[@IsabellaQuinns]

"There's only so many comments you can make, there's only so many boos you can boo." Love it! So wise

[@dewal7740]

You should do the "SHADOW BEAUTYSHOTS" from CYCLE 14!! THe photos turned out AMAZING and Tyra was directing the photoshoot... PLUS would love to hear your insight on this concept as a photographer

[@devontamosley4487]

I LOVED that photoshoot. I lived for Krista's shadow photo. ❤❤❤

[@rucianapollard7098]

I keep seeing commenters say that models who were eliminated got to go overseas with those girls that were still in the competition. I have seen 3 former contestants do interviews on line and they said they did Not go overseas with the other girls still competing. They had to sign a nondisclosure agreement so they couldn't talk about the show, but no, they didn't travel with the other girls. There is a KZbiner named Olivar Twixt and he has interviewed a few of the former models, and they said they were sent home after elimination.

[@syedmazharhasan6803]

Brenda in Oliver Twixt interview did reveal that all eliminated contestants went to New Zealand. Anslee was one of them.

[@nicoleackerman205]

Actually some of the former ANTM models he interviewed said they did go overseas even though they were eliminated.

[@tru2harris998]

BLESS YOU FOR BEING SO HONEST AND TRULY PROFESSIONAL

[@jlane03]

I definitely agree that they're not picking their best shots. We saw Krista model, we saw the dynamic poses and facial expressions she gave, so there's no way that was her best shot. Maybe they should she was doing too well and wanted to bring her down for drama.

[@Jalil-wx7rh]

I love your quick wit Jessica!!!! 😆😆😆 "Herself..." 😆😆😆 VERY TRUE!!! Glad you're doing more ANTM videos.

[@Goaheaddoit821]

Surprisingly Krista’s photoshoot with the hair outfit, alwayssss stuck with me since I was little. That was such a powerful shoot and she seriously embraced Grace Jones. Bravo 🥹🥰

[@SamJamDance]

I wish they would’ve explained hair competition culture as the context behind this shoot.

[@electrictash5270]

Thaaaaank you. It would have helped everyone understand the concept better.

[@kristinfarley2556]

Imagine being the stylist and hearing "home depot wants their carpet back"

[@ClaudetteVioletta]

ANTM: Mock the model Model: *don't do it to well in her photoshot* ANTM: *surprised pikachu*

[@IWillBeHers]

This season of ANTM had some of the least likable contestants of all time. I wouldn’t be surprised if production didn’t pick up on that early on and choose to do this to make the audience like them even *less*.

[@h.haydon8044]

I agree with you. The interviews Oliver Twixt and Jay Manuel has done with former contestants make me see all this in a new light, and hearing Jessica's critique is very informative

[@syria0110]

I was just finished the video about Tyra wanting Dani to get her gap closed when I saw that you posted a video. Angelea is right for sure because wig/hair glue does not smell good AT ALL 😭

[@TheApplesauce1992]

after a few years i got very suspicious that the judges did not choose the best shots. one season I wanted to see every shot because the competition was so one sided outside of the drama.

[@devontamosley4487]

My chocolate queen, Krista slayed this photoshoot, but mostly, she slayed the second half of this cycle by getting 4 consecutive photos where she ended up being crowned the winner. Go Krista.

[@ohandthefracking]

good for her but she was pre-selected winner nonetheless LMFAO

[@devontamosley4487]

!!!!!!????? Raina was the pre-select, not Krista. Every 3rd cycle, a black model wins. Raina was supposed to win, but since this a high fashion cycle and the prizes include Vogue, plus Andre Leon Talley loves Krista which swayed the other judges' decisions to crown Krista which she deserved.

[@andremoore8872]

Alasia is a beautiful chocolate queen as well

[@LouisaRubyDDD]

The zoom-in on Nigel's face while Tyra's talking during the elimination. Utter perfection.

[@justanotherguy4202]

That Face on Mr.Jay’s face around 5:12 is what I made listening to the girls try to do this.

[@marymac3572]

The best part of this season, IMO, was the collaboration with Air New Zealand where they offered tickets for about half of what they normally went for. I ended up going to NZ for almost a month to see family, it was a blast.

[@DS-us1vi]

You look stunning as always Jessica. Your current hair game is incredible too. Thanks for entertaining me after an all nighter of insomnia. Nothing better than ANTM gaslighting these girls apparently lol

[@Angelina14799]

Yeahhhh....because professional women behave by heckling and yelling profanities at their coworkers while at work.

[@HaintblueRee]

Tyra sounds like my manager when she told she was trying to fire me over a part time tour guide job😆😆😆😆. She told me just about the same thing. “You have a lack of drive and passion. It’s like you don’t care about history.”

[@lillyconkright4766]

This all just makes me so mad. Tyra actually isn’t small anymore and she has body shamed women for years. Meaning this show! I follow her on instagram and she’s all about being natural now and doesn’t wear makeup hardly ever. It just makes you wonder what is real and what she really stands for. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@MeHoyMinoy-cv3ps]

Why do you follow her then

[@MuzzyBarker]

This actually could be a really fun environment. It reminds me of a drag show or a ball. Some environments, people are just obnoxious for fun, and it definitely felt like these two designers enjoyed heckling each other. It's definitely not for everybody, but it could work for the type of person who enjoys that vibe.

[@AyitaIam]

After Jay left the show he did interviews saying he didn't agree with the negativity, but I saw the first few seasons and he was a major part of it as u can see. Own up and apologize cux we have u on tape dude.

[@azurite4296]

As horrible as this was. The “Hone Depot called, they want their rug back” that was kinda funny 😩 Wasn’t bashing the model which was nice… ig.

[@Goaheaddoit821]

When the artist jumped in the booing I was like … “ wait WHO ARE YOU!?” Lmaooo so messed up

[@MuzzyBarker]

The funny part is, the girl who got eliminated still went to New Zealand and she got to hang out and have fun while the other contestants had to keep getting beat up.

[@EmilyRuth22]

This whole concept to me feels like Mr. Jay had a busy week and forgot to plan it until that morning.

[@sketchyrabbit6898]

I feel like 100% they pick and choose bad photos for whichever girl is being sent home, just how often even in the brief videos we see on the show where the girls are trying a variety of different poses, and end up with the oddest ones chosen at the end. This one, and especially the mountain climbing episode, watching the girls in such a brief moment try multiple interesting poses, and they use the most simplistic poses most times in the final photos, is just anticlimactic as a show, and disappointing. They're there trying so hard to get it right within just a few shots, being not how a photoshoot would ever work with so much reason, and yet end up with the least complimenting photos. Like photo 2 in this vid at 20:28 she was doing so many cute sassy poses showing off the material with plenty movement, multiple fun expressions, when they kept encouraging the girls to move, show more expression, and we end up with a profile shot of her jumping to the side, as if that's not the most basic way to show movement, and as if they weren't just getting mad at girls just now for not being original, top it off with not having any of the expression that he says he loves to see so much, but no one chooses at the end. She's beautiful, doing a great job, her final photo was great, but goes against the critiques they judge these girls for all the time, to so many photos throughout the show. Imagine putting so much into your work because they keep saying they "want something different" and "Want more expression" for them to judge you based off the shot of your serious expression with a jump to the side. Why would that be a show of ALL her efforts in this photoshoot? Why give her so much critique to do things you never put to use anyway? Hope you enjoyed my ted talk.

[@HandleIsNewAndBad]

Alexandra revealed in a recent interview that she was crying in her chosen photo.

[@mamabeast7239]

"Let's see who's not going to be able to watch Shrek on this international flight" 😂

[@katiewhite190]

They did so much better than I could. My go to is ballet poses.

[@AliyahScott1621]

I'm so glad you posted today! I'm down with Covid and your videos have been helping me get through it 💛

[@mainstreammutant]

"You're trying to discourage the other team because they're on the other team." She just inadvertently defined sports

[@princesslea864]

I wish there was a modeling tv show with normal people like Jessica. I'd watch.

[@evelyneca7454]

This is an assignment that screams 'we're out of idea's'... the competative element in this one drags the show to elementary school vibe instead of professional top model.

[@ckilbarger01]

The fact that they set up the teams thing but never actually gave criteria or a prize for winning just goes to show just how much this whole team concept was for the drama

[@Lozoyam1]

0:37 Jessica laughing at her own jokes 😂love her ❤

[@MsMockingbird06]

Can you react to the episode when the judging was at the airport when the girls were going to go abroad and the girl who was cut was left there?

[@daniellegentry9958]

I feel like ANTM is more likely to discourage people from pursuing modeling rather than encouraging it lol I know that if I wanted to be a model and saw this show, I would let that dream die quickly lol.

[@jessicadankievitch8736]

Tyra really gives out 3 to 5 maybe that is legit advice in modeling its like this show is more for entertainment instead of furthering these young women in their modeling careers and they just use them as a prop to make their show

[@byrdbeth]

The promo for squarespace was so smooth

[@lunahyacinth6335]

I’m pretty sure Alexandria was considered “plus size” which explains why they’re focusing on her. They do it every season, pick apart the big girls and act shocked when they break.

[@kathismith7441]

This isn’t about being a model. This is about reality tv.

[@n0thum4n]

I must’ve slept through this photo shoot because I do not remember it 😂

[@tigerkitten8352]

I really think this show was specifically created to destroy young women. The judges are horrendous. Mr J is outright abusive to the talent. Tyra is a terrible human being. She is cruel and sadistic. She enjoys destroying people and killing their self esteem. The "challenges" are entirely arbitrary and serve no purpose beyond creating drama. I really appreciate you calling out this show and exposing it for what it is. Every person involved in this show (not the models) need to apologize for this show.

[@TinyPple45]

This is definitely one of those concepts that as soon as you hear it it’s obvious they came up with it just to try to make someone cry

[@erinpilla]

TBH I think this photoshoot was WHACKED. The looks were bad and I actually don't remember the heckling but yeah glad that got buried in the subconscious LOL

[@quenepacrossing4675]

If possible i would love more commentary in the photography technical aspects like in the earlier videos!

[@rabbitherochlo]

Nah these photos look like one of those early 2010’s photoshop tutorials on how to design a poster

[@mellmurder]

The mean girl cycle, not surprised that they got this assignment haha

[@fancieterrell2977]

Wow! This was hard to watch! It's interesting how Tyra, especially on her old talk show would always act as if she was on some sort of moral high ground. This is the best example of attitude and energy reflecting leadership.

[@frameout2035]

I feel like I am watching a coffee commercial instead of a hairy fashion shoot when I see the photos

[@breewashere]

But then there was that one episode where 1 girl was running through the set because she was on a time crunch and they got mad at her when she wasn't bothering anyone. Especially when she was the team leader I think and she was in charge of the other girls props and she still had to do her own shoot.

[@enzocorvo7781]

There are a few things that tik me off. First of all, real hair can be used for wigs, so in my opinion it's a waste to use it for a one-time outfit. Second of all, that challenge was bullying and in it shouldn't happen in any professional environment. Seriously watching it is painful 😶

[@stephanieadatsi3963]

I just love you Jessica, your content and your aura is amazing. Keep doing what you do ☺️

[@bayleemitchell3018]

I'm just over here thinking if it's real hair it could have been made into wigs for people loosing hair over medical issues...🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Nenezilla]

We can only hope that after this was over they donated it all.

[@bayleemitchell3018]

@@Nenezilla 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

[@YaymieVideos]

i'm gonna use this episode as an example of a minimal group paradigm on my exams lol

[@DarkenedAuras]

what the hells is so bad about being a "beauty" model...still a model and there's a lot of ads who would need them: Makeup, teeth, eyes, ears, hair...glasses, lipstick/gloss/repair

[@iwillwh00pyoa52]

4:55 Mr. Jay! Lmao!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@THEMODELGENE]

Check out Jean Paul Gaultier's SS1993 collection for some great hair outfits

[@MkUltraViolet]

This show played a big part in destroying any tiny amount of desire I had to be a model as a young girl and i’m so glad. I remember watching it and thinking it wasn’t much different from being an objectified slave.

[@zoevokes6406]

They’re obviously training the models to put up with creative directors like Mr Jay and photographers (like those on the show) who insult the models on the photo shoot

[@hardyquinn9442]

Mr.Jay-"So you know how Tyra is always talking about..." Jess-"Herself" Mr.Jay-"Wind in the hair" Jess-"maybe this hair concept will GROW on us" 😂