America's Next Top Model Criticizes Model For Posing - Photographer Reacts

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[@mMonazzzLindozz]

Okay ... as a consumer I would never look at a picture like this and think "Oh, she looks so beautiful, but also so desperate. This is so inspiring. I'm gonna go buy that outfit"

[@Tuoyo3005]

Great point. I'd also notice that our bodies/proportions are different and the outfit is unlikely to sit on me the same way it sits on the model so there's that too

[@AlexTejeda_]

LOL true. How does the desperation sell the clothing

[@Ari-ze8wm]

@@AlexTejeda_ they make you feel desperate to buy there clothes.

[@ClaudetteVioletta]

IKR I just say ''It's cool cloth, may buy it'' Never think on the model LOL

[@indiemagic1473]

That’s because you’re not high fashion

[@emilywearsglasses1796]

“Is this safe?” The answer is ALWAYS no 😂

[@tomuchcamoflauge]

generally if you have to ask it's no

[@Morgan_le_they]

I’m surprised Tyra didn’t tell us about the time her car burst into flame in the Sahara and she still had to pull it together for a photo shoot and out of her own genius she did it with the burning car

[@ladymaiden2308]

🤣

[@cedarflower]

Hehehahaha thats good

[@rodneyplayer5785]

Oh my 😱 Tyra didn't tell you about that time she posed on a burning car.

[@Choke721]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😅

[@abrahamnextel]

tyra dindt tell us because she is also humble

[@rooplesAIrace]

Can we just stop and give some respect to tyra please..... She's a model, a doctor, a psychiatrist, a scuba diver, a life coach, a guru, a mentor, a protector, she founded the moon, she founded the stars, she's resistant to freezing temperatures, she invented posing and best of all she was rooting for you. Legend has it she's actually made of diamonds.

[@annisaarthur-castro6227]

She's the female version of the show "The Pretender".

[@Snicker7474]

Lmao, this is the best comment

[@krystal7710]

Lmaoo

[@kazejonin]

I'm rolling 😆😆

[@NellyMacharia]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@NekoChanSenpai]

If they had presented the show as a game show and admitted the challenge is to work with an impossible crew, we wouldn't be so mad. I'd like to see Tyra do all these challenges, if it's something you're supposed to just do.

[@Power_Verse_]

Tyra really has issues

[@arisucheddar3097]

It's funny because in the really early seasons, she did pose before them in the most basic photo shoots. And it was nothing special, just a chance for the girls to ooooooh and ahhhhhhhh and feed her ego.

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

YES!!

[@jae5103]

the sad truth is that i really do think tyra could do most of the bs on this show. she's talented, just egotistic & crazy

[@breewashere]

@@jae5103 nah

[@bob8mybobbob]

Tyra is the embodiment of “I suffered so you should suffer too”

[@sevenstewart8912]

“I suffered so you should suffer more.” -Tyra

[@alyssalane3442]

And the sad thing is when i was watching this as a young person I probably thought Tyra was trying to prepare them, put them in situations to train them....wow

[@feliciabuchanan9803]

Sadly, that hasn't changed.

[@dawnstorey3396]

@@sevenstewart8912true. But shouldn’t she be saying I suffered so you shouldn’t 🤷‍♀️

[@skyefirenails]

"In Model Wasteland, essentially." Look at Mr Jay describing ANTM perfectly.

[@Jalil-wx7rh]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ambrealwilliams3303]

Yep! Perfectly😂

[@VegemiteQueen1]

"You should be able to compartmentalize your trauma!" Ah yes, the healthy way to deal with emotion.

[@RabbitTeacup]

Especially because Heather has Aspergers.

[@dutchik5107]

@@RabbitTeacup it's not healthy for anyone. But it's definetly possible with autism. For me it is just an unreachable compartment. Very usefull when I needed to go to the cops, the next day... (don't worry. We are fine now. All that happened was my boyfriend getting a black eye in the end)

[@RabbitTeacup]

@@dutchik5107 No it's not, but neurodivergent people have harder times with emotional processing. Tyra is expecting her to try and act like a neurotypical and then additionally giving her shitty advice on top of it.

[@lissq2769]

@@RabbitTeacup Just for your and anybody else’s reference (and you may already know this, sorry if you do) but a lot of autistic people don’t use the term Aspergers anymore. Of course it’s up to an individual how they choose to describe themselves, but in general when referring to someone else and you don’t know their preference it can be better to say autism 😊

[@AlexTejeda_]

😂😂

[@rutiletwins7237]

"So he is looking for desperation. That shouldn't be that hard on this show"😂😂😂

[@doll9763]

lol

[@r-wjojo6119]

😭

[@skipierce6011]

😂

[@realhotgirlfilmz]

@Nut Jiraya shut up

[@RabbitTeacup]

I hate that Tyra is saying the thing about compartmentalising to the one girl who is confirmed to have Aspergers and is neurodivergent. ASD and ADHD are both known to have trouble with emotional processing, among other things. She is asking Heather to basically change her neurodivergency. Yes, there are ways we can learn to cope better, but we naturally have more difficulty processing emotional things sometimes.

[@lissq2769]

Yeh, especially with how damaging masking constantly can be

[@PonyDecay]

Heather was my favorite 💕

[@indiashante1560]

I 100% agree. I have ADHD too and emotional processing is one of the hardest symptoms to deal with.

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

Forgot to mention I’m also autistic, so I related to her experience so much, and I thought her awkwardness was her greatest strength because her photos were always so artistic and powerful!

[@PonyDecay]

@@QueenCloveroftheice Heather really knew how to take a fantastic photo.

[@cherylestrella8863]

Ambreal had the only correct reaction to being eliminated-- dancing away with a smile. No more roasting for her!

[@Elketjeable]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@jessicafutrell3204]

They want the models to sell the clothes. Meanwhile, the dresses are obscured by smoke, fire and bounce fill.

[@Ezra4224]

This season made me so mad in general, the winner Saleisha knew Tyra before the show started, and Heather-the girl who was told to compartmentalize has aspergers/autism and the way EVERYONE treated her all season had me depressed and upset

[@hel117]

Right? as a neurodivergant kid watching this show how they treated Heather really did a lot of damage.

[@Ezra4224]

@@hel117 the moment that sticks out to me the most is when Heather was just trying to take a shower alone and the girls kept trying to jump in with her so she yelled at them about it and they all reacted like “wow the weird girl bLeW uP that’s crazy wtf she’s so quiet then she SNAPpeD” like she asked for one thing and you guys harassed her of course she got bothered, not everyone is drawing and reading all the time. The girls attitudes screamed jealousy bc she took stunning photos

[@teijaflink2226]

How they told her to just punch back, it's often more difficult or takes more time for a neurodivergent person. I know this show is about being able to deal with the often tough model industry but I still think they could have told her differently (just keeping om criticising wont make her get back faster) as they must have known about her disability (though probably not what it's about). Not everything with modelling is the same too and if the agency really like you as a model I'm sure not every is like the devil and can adjust for your disability. Diversity everywhere is so important too and it has become more common to hire models with disabilities, though I'm sure it was very hard back then, it's still hard but it's hard with every job and there will always be people who are shitty who won't accept you everywhere even when others try to make a chance.

[@hel117]

@@teijaflink2226 In fact in the US you are legally required to provide reasonable accommodations to your employees, refusing to do so, or not hiring someone just because they are disabled even though they are otherwise qualified and capable of doing their job is discrimination and, in fact, illegal.

[@kelsey2333]

Saleisha shouldn't have won period. Maybe Tyra had her win because she went to her camp and wanted to make it look like her camp could make you Americas next top model lol

[@ambrealwilliams3303]

Ha! My elimination episode🤣🤣 Thanks for the compliments🤗💜

[@LouisaRubyDDD]

You’re awesome Ambreal!

[@ambrealwilliams3303]

@@LouisaRubyDDD thank you! 💜💜💜

[@rockyember]

“they roast the girls while judging and they roast them during the photoshoot, gotta keep it balanced” LMAOO SO TRUE

[@andryg6221]

I mean, I get you need to have tough skin and learn how to take criticism, but roasting them and traumatizing them is just beyond abuse. Tyra just needs to keep making everything about her, smh

[@dacekundrate4391]

I once binged watched all ANTM seasons. At one point I started to realise, that this wasn't a show to help young models. It seamed like Tyra wanted to appear on TV, portray this altruistic being and model saver, but in reality she was just making a cult of herself, where young girls were praising her all the time. She just could be a mean girl and destroy their dreams, while pretending, that she is actually helping them. And the worst seasons started, when one of judges was that horrible Kelly Cutrone. It seamed that it was her mission to destroy pretty girls. She looked so jealous, that these girls are young and beautiful, but her time was gone.

[@DilyaraMi]

@@dacekundrate4391 her time has never come😁

[@Mrberkeley99]

One thing that always annoyed me is that the mantra was the models had to do all the work posing for the photographs. The photographer was just expected to show up and take the pictures. Um, don’t professional photographers become masters at positioning people for photographs? So, if the models have already been chosen as being the creme de la creme among their peers because of their looks, shouldn't the blame fall on the photographer for not being able to bring out their best features and posing them in a presentable manner?

[@loserplanet]

Tyra definitely narcissistic.

[@GamerGirl997]

Ambreal said that she was smiling because she already knew she was going home from the beginning 😅

[@whatever5922]

How?

[@jakksiik331]

yeah i would done that too if i were ambreal, so tyra would be pissed off why im so happy when i get eliminated hahah

[@GamerGirl997]

@@whatever5922 oliver twixt interviewed her, and she said they already had a system of who was going home and when(doesn’t surprise me bc that season saleisha won🤨). And when she noticed they were trying to bring her down to affect her confidence and performance(just like mr.jay is doing here) it was game over so she just accepted it.

[@lazhuli5058]

@@GamerGirl997 honestly if they berated me like they did her, I’d be happy to go home too. I just hope she kept modeling cus she’s really good at it.

[@MissCaraMint]

I honestly liked hers the best. If the assignment was to creat a scene, then she created the most sucsessful scene to me.

[@IzzysTravelDiaries]

The girl they roasted I remember being on the autism spectrum. They're literally expecting an aneurotypical person to act like a neurotypical.

[@DilyaraMi]

I was so mad that they were so rude with her. I mean both the girls and the showrunners. the worst onr is the episode with auditions. Salisha is the worst person ever on antm

[@mjwellsccl]

Just an FYI the term is neurodiverse. Not aneurotypical. I'm not trying to be ride just informative. I have ADHD and thus am neurodiverse.

[@IzzysTravelDiaries]

@@mjwellsccl I have ADHD too. English is my second language, so I'm not always up to date in the terminology.

[@mjwellsccl]

@@IzzysTravelDiaries that's why I wanted to make sure you knew it was just an informative reply because you never know someone's situation. I do like your comment. We are too often expected to act neurotypical for the benefit of neurotypicals.

[@LakinMae5]

That is called masking, btw

[@willGObye]

For what it's worth Ambreal, the model that was "sent home" did actually go to China with them. I watched a BTS video on ANTM and they said that several contestants that were "sent home" ( I don't remember how many) before the international trip for their season actually went with the non-eliminated contestants to avoid spoiling who was sent home before the season aired.

[@soniquecat4745]

I feel the decoys probably had better time in their destination.

[@calliemyersbuchanan6458]

@@soniquecat4745 I would say no because one girl said they were essentially locked in their hotel room with no access to the outside world like phone or internet. They apparently couldn't even leave to go get food.

[@thepandoricaoffandomsbacku7349]

@@calliemyersbuchanan6458 oh dear god

[@09gee]

@@calliemyersbuchanan6458 that’s on later seasons but in the beginning of cycles they literally got to go everywhere and got to be extras in photo shoots and other things like sounds like being eliminated is the goal

[@daivestephen8439]

Ambreal said herself she didn't go to China

[@SharonBurc]

Me being 5’1” I always think about elongating my legs in photos because of my secondhand trauma from growing up watching this show lol

[@kelsey2333]

Yeah I'm not even 5 foot and they had a short girl cycle where the shortest girl was like 5"4.

[@AlexTejeda_]

Lol!!!

[@rabbitherochlo]

Lmao omg same!

[@rutazemaityte4472]

The scene in the beginning with their "bus" driving away reminded me of the fact that this season was supposed to be focused on the show going green/environmentally friendly. How is putting a car on fire green?!

[@starsimvidz]

Lbr the show going green was just an excuse to tell a bunch of girls to stop smoking and hoping it would get them to act crazy.

[@visualbeauty3427]

@@starsimvidz but it doesn't stop back then.

[@danakscully64]

"You know what I find inspirational? My cat. And the fact that she still meows at me even though I fed her." I'm dead. Lol

[@Ezra4224]

Every time a model gets the “you’re posing too much, it’s too ‘pose-y’” comment I get whiplash like.. you mean the literal physical verb/action of the job?? You’re mad they’re doing their job??

[@rdotjpg5864]

Often when they say that, they mean it doesn’t look natural or isn’t really conveying the story they may be hoping to be portrayed in the photograph. Natural, fluid movements with subtle changes come across more believable like the camera just stumbled upon this scene.

[@Sara-wy8lh]

@@rdotjpg5864 thank you. I’m not a model or a photographer and I always understood that when they say that they mean it looks FORCED.

[@tokyoyoongi5538]

@@rdotjpg5864 Exactly. And, it's the same with Acting. When someone says that an actor is acting too much, it means they aren't natural. It makes perfect sense, but people are too blinded by the bandwagon hate.

[@Morgan_le_they]

“I want you to do literally what you would do if you were lost in this desert with a burning car.” Who tf us staying by the burning car? I have seen too many movies. If my car bursts into flame, I’m getting far away from it

[@thisiscait]

The car would be fitted with a specialised pyrotechnic and treated with fire retardant, and the model positioned upwind from the flames, and if they're doing their job properly the garments will also be covered in flame retardant. With that much sunlight the flames would barely be lighting the models, though I'm not sure why they couldn't add the lighting effects in post, or the fire for that matter! Under the hot desert sun there's a huge risk of burn and heat stroke. Needless to say, getting the shot should never come at the cost of the model's mental and physical health, nothing is worth that. And it's even more complicated when there's competition and stakes involved, the models will push themselves further than working models ordinarily would. So many ethical and safety questions...

[@wvale4184]

This is......thorough and.......true.....why didn't they just write somewhere in description of the show "dangerous modeling challwnges"? No wonder the show shouldve been cancelled!!!!!!!

[@carr0760]

There are literally shots where the smoke is blowing right in their faces...there were very much down wind.

[@brocklod3673]

“It’s not about you Tyra” 😂😂😂 She’d always try and find a way to make every situation about herself.

[@MsRicki808]

Tyra’s speech was how to be toxic 101. “Just don’t have feelings lmao” rude.

[@Pipo-us2hf]

why is tyra always talking about herself? she is very pleased with herself. the assessment of the models is not objective at all.

[@tatianaoliveira2191]

Because she's a narcisist? Sounds like it...

[@rosyface_]

I really enjoy that you’re just descended into fully roasting ANTM right back

[@alnklar]

I live for this and Luxeria's america's next top SCANDAL GIRLS!!!

[@ShanicMilano]

if mr jay asked me to just do what I'd literally do in this situation, I'd lie down on the ground and simply accept my fate, waiting for the sand to take me

[@cassandra.wladyslava]

Best comment.

[@Nico6th]

Lying in the shade of the car, not wasting energy might actually be a good idea - well, if the car isn't burning xD

[@beansprout6266]

I would run from that car cuz i would think it can explode any second now cuz its on fire O.o

[@Nico6th]

@@beansprout6266 don't worry. normal cars rarely ever explode, they only do that in movies because BUMM-is-good.

[@beansprout6266]

@@Nico6th ooo i see movies lied to me O.O

[@sophiestierhout]

Tbh, the picture of Ambreal was actually the only one that made me really look at her as a model, and think: wow, I want to be her. She kind of forced you to look at her, and isn't that what a model is supposed to do? I'm no expert, but if their aim is to get people to tear the page out of the magazine and hang it on a wall, for me that would actually be the picture I'd pick.

[@hayleyd6467]

So true. That was my favorite of the photos

[@heathermcfarland6317]

Jay yelled at Heather for doing the same pose that he showed Saleisha she should be doing. Ridiculous

[@nicholasbosco8811]

I must say, Mr. Jay did really well on this photoshoot. He directed the model to look like she’s lost in the desert, the model was lost. He directed the model to look frustrated in the desert, the model went frustrated.

[@jennzifur]

@Piппed by Jessica kobeissi girl or boy: stop. You are not the real Jessica. Stop spamming. @Jessica Kobeissi please help 🙂

[@jamescraggs7764]

I always thought it was weird how they discouraged posing. Don’t pose but ima need you to pose …. don’t pose just show me fabulosity without posing, while posing. 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

[@JustKelso1993]

They mean it looks obviously fake when they say 'posing' in these situations. They want natural movement.

[@imjoesan]

"They're literally roasting the girls" I'm dead

[@lyndellrobinson3611]

Comparing how smiley Ambreal was when she was leaving to how Tiffany left in her season, I understand even less why Tyra went off on Tiffany when she tried to leave with a smile. Was it because Lisa had already supplied the tears for this episode and she wanted Tiffany to leave broken and defeated instead of in her jovial jokey way? Anyway . . . Thanks for another great ANTM roast, Jessica!

[@AMoniqueOcampo]

Yep, I remember this one. Why did they have to set the cars on fire?! Forgot to mention: Heather from this cycle? She was a fan fave cuz they made a real point to talk about her autism (Asperger's Syndrome).

[@TheWayWithKhuwayne]

I think the concept of shoot is nice and something that could be interpreted in different ways depending on how the model poses and how its shot.

[@ISaidLetLoose]

don't forget how she was mistreatred

[@melrobertson2743]

Heather was one of my top three to win, she's stunning

[@foxielittlelady]

I would actually love to watch a whole video or series of ‘ANTM - Is This Safe?’

[@AnaFox]

The segway to that promo was chef's kiss 😂 the editing on this one, calling out Mr Jay was brilliant!

[@UrFaveMidget]

For the car, they probably gutted anything that would be dangerous if ignited. But having models in the burning sun in the heat next to a fire, debatable.

[@MuzzyBarker]

In reflective dresses

[@lightningbug3189]

@loveutill theendoftimes How is basic safety "cuddling" or "parenting"?

[@TonyTurner]

@loveutill theendoftimes No real professional clients gonna risk their models' safety for something that can be easily photoshopped

[@thebadpoet]

@loveutilltheendoftimes absolutely, yes, safety of performers and crew is always paramount. I’m a costume designer in theater, and safety is always first, second, and third. The car is definitely specially intended for pyrotechnics, because only someone rated in pyrotechnics is legally allowed to set things on fire or explode things on any kind of set. If employee (any kind, in any business) safety didn’t matter, OSHA wouldn’t exist. Unions wouldn’t have been founded. Fire Marshall’s wouldn’t be the bane of every theater’s existence.

[@UrFaveMidget]

@loveutill theendoftimes Adhering to safety standards is not "parenting" the adult models. Adults aren't immune to danger. There are power dynamics in play, which makes even very capable adults feel like they can't or shouldn't speak up for themselves, exact because people like you will think they're wanting to be "coddled". Heat stroke, dehydration, sun poisoning are all very dangerous. They're in an already very hot environment, standing next to a fire, with lights flashing or shining at them. Add the stress of a TV set and the pressure of performing well, and a mode can easily push themselves past their limit. And yeah may they have medics on set, but how far away are they from the nearest hospital? We put safety standards in place to prevent it from ever getting to the point where it could be that dangerous, especially if there's no practical need for that danger to be present to get a good photo.

[@derp_dragons]

The girls were all so beautiful in that shoot, but composition-wise I don't think they did them any justice. The setting is quite the uninspired idea but it could have been done a lot more interestingly. They have those gorgeous girls, a good light-setup, a completely clear blue sky and a burning car and yet the photos look boring to me. And those that actually go with the "story" of the shoot get rosted. Also annoying that they, as always, held the instructions they gave to the models against them at the judging panel. "Show us desperation" Model does. "You don't show the cloths, that was the focus." Well then tell the girls?? In all the ANTM reacts it's always plain clear that they fault the girls for things that were not even their job. "I don't like the lighting in that picture and you, as a model should have paid attention." Uhm, no.

[@danifacee]

I wish Ambreal had grabbed the keys and driven off whilst flipping the bird at Mr Jay

[@yesterdaydream]

LMFAO thank you for this imagery

[@jessicapoulter9565]

Criticism is something you have to deal with. It’s supposed to be constructive, not mocking something, insulting them and yelling at them. What they did was try to label it as criticism but it’s really just people being unprofessional and reckless with their words and attitudes

[@zarahsgarden2097]

Tyra: "go cry in a locker room. Not on our time biish"

[@MiamiMillionaire]

My father is a firefighter and I can therefore safely say that the fumes from the burning plastic are extremely harmful (and it's a damn shame to burn this beautiful car)

[@appalachianvibesradioshow6283]

“We’re allowed to be abusive and expect you to be so devoid of self esteem that you gladly accept us trash talking you. It should be inspirational to you.”

[@joohoneybeee]

we said "it's not about you tyra" at the same time 🤣

[@angelagravano5406]

let's forget the fire for a moment and pretend that they ar far away from the flames, what about the smoke? It can't be safe to breathe RIGHT NEXT TO A CAR ON FIRE!

[@6thgraderfriends]

I saw the thumbnail and I was like, "Please tell me that's not a real fire. Knowing this show it definitely is." I click and what do I see? Inexperienced models being forced to pose next to a flaming car!

[@Aubz47]

The conversation about needing to compartmentalize was so out of place especially because the model they were speaking to, Heather, was open about being on the autism spectrum. It’s well documented that people with different forms of autism struggle reacting to criticism and moving past it. I think given the context, having that critique for Heather was unfair. It’s hard for everybody to take constructive criticism and move forward but to expect her to act like it has no effect of her is unrealistic.

[@MomLAU]

Wow. I can relate. I'm on the autism spectrum and I don't often take criticism very well (depending on the situation).

[@danatilley813]

"I go to pari- have you ever heard of paris?" i love ur subtle dry humor so much

[@sapphirexclaws]

It honestly feels a bit like workplace bullying sometimes, what these girls go through. And then they're expected to just deal with it.

[@CarboneCat]

I love how you roast the judges in behalf on the girls. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@gwenschillo1510]

Please react to the “crumping” photo shoot. It’s so hilariously cringey

[@candy2325]

Omg that shit was awful!

[@yesterdaydream]

oh god my mind had erased that

[@poultryprincessglam-ma9298]

Oh my word. It hurts to even think about. So awful.

[@mzamnesia7190]

If people think models dealing with rude people, having to get screamed at, suck it up, and then go do a job is cruel... wait till you hear about customer service....

[@lucianacarvalho3136]

Both are cruel, I believe. Edit: I never worked as a model, but have in customer service

[@TheWayWithKhuwayne]

Thank you so much for doing one of my requests, really appreciated it. Can't wait to watch this reaction video from ANTM. ❤️❤️❤️

[@andrebeaupre7945]

Next time on: is this safe? The models shoot underwater with blood and baits surrounded by starving sharks while holding a toaster connected to the boat’s engine

[@gerison320]

I think it's totally safe🤔😂

[@andrebeaupre7945]

@@gerison320 as long as they stay fierce from H2T ☝️

[@JEPiper]

ANTM either taught aspiring artistic directors what not to do...or some of them got their feelings hurt when they actually had to WORK for a living.

[@henriklarssoneurovisioncha6515]

Pleeeeeeeeeeease react to the Rodeo Drive photoshoot in cycle 15 with patrick demarchelier

[@skyefirenails]

OH DEAR GOD, THEY GOT PATRICK?!

[@diegoigna999]

yessss please!

[@IWillBeHers]

@@skyefirenails yep!

[@PHSDM104]

@@skyefirenails Yes, like Miranda Priestly.

[@gillrose9075]

Mr. Jay out here moving the goalpost lol

[@1enaverse]

yaaaaay a new jessica vid! already made my day that much better 💗 hope you’re doing well, thank you for your uploads and creating content that makes me smile

[@MichelleUretsky]

Compartmentalizing is literally a common coping mechanism for trauma victims. So. Tyra says, “I use a survival tactic for my trauma; so when I put you through new trauma, use my unhealthy coping mechanism and get over the trauma I’m causing you. She’s an abuser. This is abuse.

[@kathrynerling9304]

I am AMAZED watching this as a woman now I realize how SUPER inconsistent the judges were it's like no no win situation! I'd be PISSED if I had to go through all this on national TV.

[@ShibaDoggie939]

Honestly what I learned from all these videos is that a lot of times it seems it's not the models fault.. It's the creative director/photographer's fault photos come out bad

[@ABRASILERA17]

I mean, Tyra is a sociopath Im sure of its, just with crappier acting skills, and Jay 1000%

[@pamelaleal3695]

The moment she said Mr Jay didn’t like her, I knew she was going home

[@xunjo]

There's such a trend with the directors harassing the models and then some models getting roasted for poses they're asked to be in lol. These poor women!

[@ladydubhblossom]

"is it safe?" never on ANTM 😂 however, it's kind of frustrating to see what they put these girls through when 90% of the time most models won't ever be cast for extreme model shoots. They will also never be given 2 different directions during the shoot as J did for the car on fire shoot. They dont need to be roasted at every turn, That does not help them become better. constructive criticism though is always a wonderful thing because that hopefully will help them rethink poses, expressions, feelings, and how to better work with the crew.

[@zg0493]

That imaginary monologue at 16:22 definitely sounds like something Tyra would say, given the chance

[@jesslaurenflorals]

I love how Ambreal was smiling and dancing her way out and Tyra thought it was cute. But when Tiffany was smiling and laughing after her elimination, Tyra screamed at her like she was her troubled teen, on national tv. Hmmm..

[@rusy-ok]

Люди не роботы, и Тайра тоже

[@lynnzejopalmer5413]

‘Okay that’s good that’s good now everyone start running after the bus’

[@jonidinamita]

I lost it when you clocked the guy eating the sandwich xD

[@ashboren6845]

it would be so fun to see you edit some of the photos from these photo shoots to show how you would’ve done it

[@lyndeecylen6967]

Thanks for always making me smile while watching your videos. They are super entertaining :)

[@randyluz2088]

Dude thank you for reacting to these episodes. You're the best!

[@ellesemariah]

Your commentary is hilarious to me but it’s so sad how they were treated and me just now realizing it is , I watched this when I was younger and I never was consciously aware of all the manipulation emotionally physically and psychologically, it’s sickening and sad smh.

[@zorratje]

I had a classmate who was in the Dutch version of the next top model. She told me that before the filming started she already knew she was going to leave the show as the 4th girl of the show.

[@chloepatt1661]

Give me a non-pose pose! No, that’s too much pose and not enough non-pose! No, now you’re just not posing! Pose, but also don’t pose! Gosh these girls are unbelievable. They’re giving me nothing.

[@ashleygibson3089]

I notice that they always kick off the girl who's more confident or will stand their ground. Which is honestly really sad. They made a career of making fun of insecure people or those with low self esteem and marketed it as fashion. 🤮

[@unclesquirrelstache7431]

I’ve been rewatching the series and loving your videos. Here are some requests: Cycle 9 Episode 4 The models represent plants. 🪴 Cycle 10 Episode 6 The models represent music genres. 🎶 Cycle 12 Episode 5 The models represent colors. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@kaefalcon5142]

The focus is always assumed to be on the clothing unless it’s a specific accessory to be modeled. ANTM modeling is always supposed to for commercial work. It doesn’t make it ok- but it’s always part of it.

[@kelsey2333]

But isnt being to commercial on this show a bad thing? They are supposed to be cotour models

[@LakinMae5]

@@kelsey2333 they are whatever they want to be in them moment, whatever suits the narrative they are trying to pull!

[@christineclark4707]

they did that 3rd girl dirty on purpose she wasnt bent over with her hands on her knees as a pose she was just frustrated between shots and he decided to take that pic i knew for a fact when i heard the camera go off when she did that during the shoot that it was going to be her "best picture"

[@PHSDM104]

BTW, Lisa Jackson is still working as a model.

[@fernandagonzalezsilva2243]

It's ALWAYS about the clothes in ANTM, ALWAYS

[@AquaMarino]

😆

[@pennywisethedancingclown2702]

When it’s dangerous and the concept isn’t even that good.

[@mnemeikyu9299]

Should be antm's tagline.

[@leahwineland2274]

So Ambrielle is allowed to dance and laugh despite being eliminated but when Tiffany laughed Tyra had a public meltdown

[@SkwithOv]

you know how in school teachers would grade papers based on a rubrik like... they had a chart and the top has all the stuff required and as it goes down you only hit some of the points you needed to or whatever they need that desperately on this show and only judge what the model can control (so not lighting or the style of clothes or makeup or whatever else, or their bodies besides posing)

[@NisaJuke]

I love your channel and reactions. I went to college with one of the girls on the show, and I heard stories. This particular shoot is actually making me think 🤔... first, I'd never ever be FRUSTRATED next to a burning car, let alone one in the desert. I'd be running as far and fast as possible. Jay saying the models need to look lost and frustrated next to a burning vehicle in a desert is ridiculous. I'd never look at their outfits, I'd wonder what their survival training was lol! Wtf....

[@lynnzejopalmer5413]

‘Oh my god you are just doing fabulous’ yup she’s gonna get roasted by the judges

[@Michylooloo]

Are we not going to talk about how the pose at 14:57 was exactly what Jay wanted when he demonstrated to that girl “I want you desperate like this…” and did the EXACT same pose.

[@rockyember]

i LOVE how much sarcasm jessica uses in these videos, it’s so funny!

[@LadyCorax]

omg the fumes can't be healthy.

[@haleydunnigan1485]

Watching this show back I;m like wow this show is wild! When I watched this show I was very young and didn't see all the manipulation in the show that I do now. Like how are they supposed to sell a article of clothing while trying to not catch on fire, and not pass out from heat stroke. These concepts for these photo shoots were so far out and crazy!

[@nicoledegro5746]

That photographer is literally my teacher this semester 💀💀💀

[@hrronel]

it only shows that it's not just the model's fault. It's how they communicate the instruction. It should be CLEAR & CONCISE.

[@visualbeauty3427]

Yeah

[@RecyclingMusicLover]

I could never be on this show…I would tell the judges off all the time and they’d keep me cause the drama 😒

[@DanzUK82]

You are so funny!!! 🤣I used to watch ANTM with my housemate who used to be a model and even then we thought it was weird and funny. 😂

[@MyuNeptune]

America's next top model is literally the least professional from all of the series around the world. Also I don't know is it just me but most of their photoshoot level final effect is so cheap looking.

[@candycanez71]

So heather is autistic and being autistic I can say. its easier said than done. packing up my house makes me cry so why cant she cry. shes about to cry in the judging.

[@Mrberkeley99]

I used to watch ANTM, and I eventually became convinced that they wanted someone who was versatile enough to adapt to all kinds of Photoshopping. Granted, I realize that most professional photographs have some form of airbrushing or filtering to make the subject more flattering. But I mean ANTM seemed to consistently Photoshop the top contestants as, after a while, I couldn’t tell the differences between the models because their features amalgamated in the resulting altered photos.