BLACK GIRL TRIES BRITISH CHAV MAKEUP

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[@q_purpleheart]

The way Darcei slaps that fake chewing gum and put on a attitude is legendary💀

[@naomi_wrm]

Ikr

[@Forever_kpopmimi]

Ikkk

[@Forever_kpopmimi]

Second comment rn

[@itstimeformelodyxd1986]

Fr

[@khalilahd.]

Right? She switched up so quick 😭❤️

[@TemiDansoArt]

As a Brit, I must say your chav accent is excellent😅

[@octopi8874]

Temi ! You’re so talented, I love your channel

[@palesamabuya9969]

are you actually Canadian

[@alliexcx5576]

Yess

[@mush_brain]

TEMIIII HI

[@-JustLuna-x]

OMG HII

[@MerlinaRodas]

Darcei: "For once I can be sloppy with my eyeliner.." Also Darcei: Draws perfect lines. 😅😍

[@artsygal112]

Yeah but the wings were at different heights, it's why she said it lol

[@ladymanga6575]

"You can't outdo the doer."

[@ChrisMinusHumour]

You are ready to show up to school with no books or stationery but a full make-up kit and jewellery. This is the true meaning of being a British Chav in school.

[@jennabeth6851]

Dun 'av pen miss. What's in your pencil case in front of you then? Lipgloss innit.

[@Eventideschildiswickedandwild]

A river island handbag, shortest skirt possible, massive fluffy coat, Vivienne Westwood shoes, and about 12 ‘friends’ that are all talking shit about you. She’s ready for it.

[@jennabeth6851]

@@Eventideschildiswickedandwild interested in when you were in school now. Cause ours were Jane Norman bag, Jane Norman shopping bag for your p e kit. The army green short coats that fit under your blazer with a fur lined hood. But the 12 friends who bitch about you is accurate.

[@Eventideschildiswickedandwild]

@@jennabeth6851 massive river island bags that could fit literally so much but somehow never had enough room in them for a pencil case or pen were what all the chavs had when i was in secondary school. That and coats that make them look like llamas in my dad's humble opinion 😭only about 4 years ago

[@anniek201]

@@jennabeth6851 omg forgot about Jane Norman!!!

[@Magda-iz7po]

As a brit, your accent is pretty decent 😅

[@Lyran7]

Surprisingly too haha

[@guntherstewart8941]

it's not an accent she's just speaking english

[@chocolatefrosting4019]

@@guntherstewart8941 boi at some parts of the video she uses a british accent.

[@guntherstewart8941]

@@chocolatefrosting4019 no at some parts of the video she speaks English. The rest of the video she is speaking baby American (Canadian)

[@chocolatefrosting4019]

@@guntherstewart8941 im assuming your joking :/

[@starrynyte158]

I was doing my masters in England and when I was on a train to Manchester one morning I sat next to a group of women doing chav make up. Its was one of the most incredible scenes I have ever seen😂

[@vanityplates5155]

I want so badly to see her try out Vampire makeup!!! maybe cause its spooky season or because I keep imagining her doing another makeup look with dramtic contuor look but with red instead and that would be a beautful look for a vampire.

[@Rjourna]

Yes Black and red Or Black and purple W/ lace leather and corset outfit

[@nathaliem3423]

YESSSS

[@CalmQueenKey]

I need to see that so bad.

[@meenapreston5012]

At a British person,I must say you look absolutely perfect the coat really brings the look together 🤣🤣😅the facial expressions are spot on😅🤣🤣

[@LonelyyDancerr]

Darcei: That is HORRIFYING- The Bri’ish (me): i LOVE it ✨

[@TehMomo_]

I love that you left out the T

[@jayneasante3851]

@@TehMomo_ bruh why

[@LonelyyDancerr]

@@jayneasante3851 because British people with strong accents are typically are known for not pronouncing there ‘t’s properly, for example, instead of ‘water’ it would be said like ‘wa’er’, thats why i spelled ‘British’ as ‘Bri’ish’

[@vampyr.cryptid]

@@jayneasante3851 becuase the last time americans got hold of our t they dumped in in the ocean /j

[@Dollicate1]

@@vampyr.cryptid lol historical joke love it😂

[@ladyfromatramp]

The origins of Chav / Chava were from the Romany / irish traveller culture in the UK

[@Jay-xj3rt]

God I waited so long for a black girl tries and it’s finally back. LOVE YOU GIRL!!!!💙✨

[@ll6375]

same

[@anaiyadestiny5705]

Me too I love uuuuuu thank u for posting

[@duang_duang_bunny]

Yassss 💜

[@nevermind3421]

Hey, fellow Londoner who was in school not so long ago. Yes the makeup and attitude is a thing. I had a classmate that I was close with who can be categorised as a ‘chav’. All her other friends were wearing their makeup like this. They were basically the loud and disrespectful girls in class but nice to you if you were nice to them.

[@Discombobulated_myopic_potato]

oof i knew some girls like that, but they were nice to you but talked about you behind your back

[@dearbangtan9668]

why do you look so good in EVERY SINGLE LOOK???

[@noramero2955]

Right!!!

[@alexandriakierra5743]

As a black girl American who grew up in the south idk how to feel 😅 this definitely looks like us in the early 2000s. The jacket is giving baby phat and large hoops never go out style lol

[@peppermint_kisses]

Many British woman like to wear big earrings a lot and lots of make up I don’t like it myself

[@PrincessPowerUp]

1000% except we were not wearing concealer and bronzer as heavy. I think we have a natural hyperpigmentation on eyelids, cheeks, and mouth areas. That damn eyebrow cut had everyone in a choke hold

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

I haven't heard baby phat being mentioned in a LOONG time. lol That took me back! I remember that brand being a big thing back then.

[@emiilyjaane7]

This was every girl in the 2000's 😂

[@lilykep]

Louisiana girl here and this is very much giving late 90s early 2000s.

[@froggie_7286]

"YOuR a BiG bROw YOur A BiG AsS eYe BRoW~" Had me DYING💀💀💀💀💀. Darci can never fail to entertain us!♥

[@kellyhall5284]

As a Brit and growing up in the times of the "chav", this is fantastic! You definitely emulate some of the chavs I've come across 😂 x

[@reeseblower5144]

I never actually realised how much was taken from black American culture and put into chav looks, I grew up with this and never thought twice about it, you learn something new everyday

[@clarimm6675]

Same! I grew up in Germany, and so many people walked around like this in the 2010s and my friends and I called it the "antisocial Jersey Shore myspace look" (it makes more sense in German lol) but we never knew it took anything from black American culture until now

[@reeseblower5144]

@@clarimm6675 nah fr, but tbf if you grow up with it, sometimes you don’t think twice, like kids don’t look at someone’s clothes and stuff and think “that’s from African American culture” so it’s fair that we’re only really thinking and realising now we’re older better later than never I guess

[@clarimm6675]

@@reeseblower5144 exactly, especially since you don't or didn't generally meet African American people in Germany back in the days and still not as much today (or at least where I'm from). Glad I know better know! I doubt the people sporting these looks had any clue where it comes from either

[@shopece8807]

I mean like a lot of popular culture....by the time she was done I was just like "oh this is a very typical AA makeup look lol".

[@guntherstewart8941]

I mean that's just what has happened in several places in the world. Taking from black American culture without improving the way we view or treat them

[@GraceLifeExoticals]

When you said, “ why do I look good in this? …we both know why.” Girl yes, that’s exactly why I do too when I do it.

[@lippy88lizzy]

Back in my day 👵🏼 the chav look wasn’t too far removed from this - only it was before the big eyebrow days, so they were usually over plucked into what I would describe as a thin ‘bent spoon’ shape 😅 and there would probably be some kind of non-school-uniform facial piercing.

[@rachelweldon3190]

I love your longer tutorial videos! It shows off your personality and humor much more than the shorts! Thank you for bringing it back! Love ya!

[@disbint6668]

Yesssss! I can't stress enough how much I love this! I'm from the UK and grew up in a council house with 3 sisters all of which chavs, although I took after our parents and went down the punk route i still pay homage to the chav look at influence growing up, hoop earrings, patched burberry..comfy sports wear like tracksuit bottoms and trainers. You smashed this! You actually look like a council estate princess and not some yuppie jumping on the bandwagon which seems to be thing recently. Soooo good!

[@Islarad8]

Darci : flawlessly does eyeliner Also darci: "I can finally be sloppy with my eyeliner!"

[@prettyprincesslexi]

Darcei please do Jirai-Kei. It's a Japanese subculture of like Kuromi aesthetic with twin tails and big eyes that look like you've been crying.

[@mihaelkostin9215]

The way she SLAYS every single makeup OMG!!!!

[@khalilahd.]

I absolutely love the chaos of this. Your British accent is so good! 😂❤

[@maeveoconnell6994]

She always slays ! X

[@only_me_3154]

As a Brit I’m honoured Darcei finds recreating the chav aesthetic fun🇬🇧😂

[@coconutii]

Yep... that's the British chav alright, and your accent is spot on! 👏 I have soooo missed your Black Girl Tries!!! 😘

[@alexmahere4453]

Tbh I would say there is a mixture of inspiration from both Black American and Black British culture. Lots of the stuff chavs do here in the UK is based on Black British girl make e.g. bright undereyes. A lot of trends here in the UK are actually done by Black British people but I think a lot of erasure happens since the Black American culture is so well known

[@alexmahere4453]

still loved the video Darcy, just pointing that out

[@peakdelvalle197]

Honestly tons of ppl are saying this, but I'm sure there is a lot of cultural exchange btwn British and American POC. American pop culture infects a lot of the world, and it's difficult to parse out how much

[@IsabellaCoelho]

Definitely it’s a mix of cultures. The big eyes lashes and eyebrows are what latinas are still using nowadays (2023) 😅

[@hannah60000]

Exactly, some of our black British urban culture has black American influences, but at least in the 90s and early 00s our influences were from the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica. At least someone is in the know!

[@pebbleskittycat]

There are actually many sub genres to the chav depending on location and level of chaviness including scallies, roadmen and bazzas 😂

[@Blue_Azure101]

And a whole pron genre dedicated to fetishizing this chav phenomenon 😅

[@HN-kr1nf]

what's a bazza

[@ystacalden]

@@HN-kr1nfA chav who lives in the town of Basildon - Basil being pronounced Baz-ill in the UK, not Bayzel

[@get_egg]

darcei can't do bad make up look, she's just too pretty and way too talented!!

[@naiscorner6729]

"idk weather to laugh or cry" - MissDarcei 2022 that's a whole mood also I love your videos Darcei.

[@mirrenayy]

whether* not trying to to offend you just letting you know

[@luciarivera8996]

I missed her long videos so much 🥺 also, she actually looks good in that cartoonish type of makeup, like... how is that even possible? 😂

[@andynonymous6769]

Right? I think she was trying to make it look dumb but she actually kinda slayed it

[@evelynzlon9492]

Most of you guys are too young to remember this era but it's an updated version of 1960's mod makeup. It's over-the-top but it still looks good because it flatters your natural features and bone structure.

[@Rie.exclusive]

I'm so glad to see you making these vids! Coming from the UK this is spot on!!

[@babysnake861]

The eyebrow cut is everything! You should do it more!

[@zo987]

I see so many girls at my school who look exactly like this! Love you Darcie ❤❤

[@sewgeekdesigns9113]

Half the girls on teen mom uk look like this 😅it scared me bad

[@zo987]

Ikr

[@gigibeal]

this was definitely a trust the process, bc at the beginning i was like "oh this is gonna look horrible and not gonna match at all" but then when she put the highlighter on i was like wait.. why does it kinda look good omg??? 😭😭😭

[@lebomofokeng9801]

Omg it's been so long since we had a black girl tries video I missed it so much 😭😭😭😭

[@EwWhosBree]

proud of you for getting this youtube video out even if you may be burnout or struggling with what you talked about in your last full video ❤

[@diannaparis]

Loool this gave me flashbacks to my secondary school days 🤣 and your british accent is so good. Normally I cringe when people try to do it 😂

[@ketovore133]

"I can't help if I'm talented" 😭😭😭 u make my day

[@Scyllaya]

By the time you were done, I realised how many women I see every day with a variation of this exact make-up around in England. Not always to the same extreme, but still a version of this. Complete with the big hoops and the puffy jacket with fur trim.

[@noramaly1842]

We got to give this girl tons of views and likes so she keeps posting videos!

[@manicagency]

Nailed it😂 see Jesse nelson as a modern day chav aesthetic for reference. As a black British person you cannot tell “chavs” (or white British people in general) that they’re coping black Americans - they will deny it till their dying breath even though it’s so obvious.

[@linachan4912]

It’s not though. The word chav means youth in Romani. It’s based more around Romani gypsy culture, and you can see similar when it comes to American gypsies.

[@purplehaze2250]

@@linachan4912 bc the roma are rapping, wearing puffers, and boots with the fur 😂 sure jan

[@Vickiism2O]

@@linachan4912 you could have said that without using a slur.

[@Србомбоница86]

​@@purplehaze2250they look very Romani though

[@CyanideSunshines]

​@@Vickiism2O my part of England the word chav is still used to mean children. It's not considered a slur

[@donnnnatell0]

why does she actually look so good in this look

[@yep-imbored1018]

QWEEN IS BACC 😌😌

[@khalilahd.]

Missed her ❤

[@Ka-BOOMMMMMM]

@@khalilahd. same💗

[@nitsirkroy]

It was so refreshing to see you have fun with an entirely different look!

[@briarelyse5136]

When you pulled out the puffer with the fur, I almost died. Perfection!

[@ZoeGabbie]

omg first! Darcei I missed you! well done on gaining such a loyal and kind audience! stay safe out there!

[@kiranmoolakkat5126]

Hii I'm the second

[@hakudoushinumbernine]

This was super popular in 2003 in pa. I couldn't escape this look. It was EVERYWHERE!

[@coolschmoool]

Who knew the v-neck would be such an integral piece to finish off the entire look

[@Tess78uk]

The eyebrow scar is everything. EVERYTHING.

[@alfuncoot4887]

I love how you can make a social statement at the same time as rocking an absolutely ridiculous look. you are iconic!!! sending much Canadian love 💜💜

[@Blondie.is.amused]

Its crazy how much this changed your face shape!! And you still somehow pulled it off, like, wow.

[@niasare7224]

dont message the giveaway comment, its a scam

[@litatayiya7103]

Miss Darcei the queen of all looks Anything looks gorgeous on you, with or without makeup you are beautiful.

[@kdramaaaa_noodles]

She hadn't uploaded a video in 5 months!!! OMG!!!! I was dying!!!! I missed you so so so much!!! Thank you for finally uploading a video!!!! Love you!!!!!!

[@zinja0830]

This was a premier I couldn't miss. I love the Black Girl Tries series!

[@FuzzyLittlePanfurrs]

Omg….the early 2000s are back. When’s the next flight to mars being booked? At the end of the day…she still slayed this look. You’re so gorgeous

[@dreamof_me]

I think Chav makeup is very appealing because it combines a lot of nostalgic makeup trends and experiences. For example not matching your foundation shade properly. The big brows, carving them out, the gradient lips. I have a couple pictures of really blocky brows I used to wear out but luckily I didn’t go as heavy with dipbrow as I could’ve

[@myahb.2679]

I'm SUPER EXCITED! I love your tiktoks and shorts SO MUCH, but I've been waiting for a new long video upload! Can't wait!

[@wagonsworld9592]

The term chav originated in a kent town called Chatham in England, valour track bottoms prision white trainers, hair scrunchies and hoop earings where a stapple of this look.

[@ritzie2001]

The term chav is so unflattering for some reason 💀 Darcieee I love your contact queen. Your makeup skills are immaculate 💗💗💗

[@Idkgongagahelp]

That's bcuz the term "chav" is a classist term in england used to describe lower-class people's fashion

[@xSOPPYx]

im british and im embarrassed

[@ritzie2001]

@@Idkgongagahelp oh my goodness really? I never knew

[@aimanpatil3328]

Waking up to Darcei's new video was the best thing that's happened all week

[@curlyburp]

Truly amazing how you look good in so many styles 🤯

[@itz_ruaa3034]

Finally an actual video not a KZbin shorts

[@hijabis4life]

Darcei, you look EXACTLY like the black chavs near my area😭😭😭😭 EXACTLY like them. WHAT SORCERY IS THIS?!

[@LuwdaLivraria]

Girl manages to look good on every single look

[@valerieschoettmer9736]

A chav is just a ratchet b!tch lol. Easiest way to explain it. Love your energy and am subscribing because of this video ❤

[@liv1inbestlife]

OMG FINALLY THE BLACK GIRL TRIES!!!!!!! i hope you would make more eps of BGT

[@noemitheweirdo4068]

IM HERE IM READY FOR DARCEI TO DO CHAV MAKEUP! THIS IS GONNA BE SO FUNNY HAHHAHA

[@makaylaspalding5480]

I HAVENT SEEN ONE OF YOUR VIDEOS IN SO LONG IM SO HAPPY OMGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

[@maeveoconnell6994]

So excited to see more Black Girl Tries videos😊 Your amazing x

[@pastelbardpastelbard1441]

It reminds me of a less exaggerated gyaru makeup which is a very similar concept and I would love to see how a poc adapts the gyaru aesthetic

[@laural4431]

I think the controversy regatding chavs is not so much related to cultural appropiation (I don’t see any) and more with the fact that we are usually talking about low-class individuals from the UK, so I can see why some see it as an insult to working class people Edit: btw I want to clarify that when I was saying that I didn’t see cultural appropiation I meant that I don’t think that a black girl like Darcy doing this style would be cultural appropiation, not that what chavs do isn’t that. Hope I explained myself

[@deborahware8102]

I’m not sure about that but as an American black woman it seems like they’re pulling from black culture and stigmatizing it by making it a lower class thing in Britain I could be reading too much into it but that’s what I see

[@babymilksnatcher]

@@deborahware8102 as a specialist in the history of British subcultures, the divide between Black and White working class in the UK is less prominent than in the US. Back in the 60s, Mods and young Caribbean immigrants were often living in the same areas and that's why Mods came to love dub, and why 2-tone came to be in the late 70s and early 80s. There was also the whole Northern Soul movement of the 70s where underground soul hits from the US became hits amongst the British working class (Gloria Jones being the most famous example)

[@Jazzmine_Summers]

@@deborahware8102 I think it was taken from RRomani first and not black. Chav is Also a rromani word

[@fury5500]

@@deborahware8102 They people who dress like this aren't stigmatising it at all, they generally just like African American culture, but just put their own spin on it. It's really what Laura L said, it's the upper-class people stigmatising these people, the "chavs" themselves haven't done anything wrong.

[@I_am_Bef]

@@deborahware8102 I think so too I believe it originally stood for “council house and violent” which was definitely a stereotype put onto black people

[@finleylovegood5254]

Ye I’m British and my Sister is a chav You have represented her accurately like I can never understand well done!

[@niasare7224]

dont message the giveaway comment, its a scam

[@K_imia]

Girl i love it when you sing for your eyebrows 😂♥️ I can't speak and understand English so good but i really enjoy when im in your channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Big hug from iran

[@diarczn]

absolutely spot on 😭

[@cutekittykatzrcool]

I AM SO HAPPY THAT SHE STARTED AGAIN even doing black girl try’s YAS QUEEN SLAY💅🏻 mom I’m famous I got 11 likes from edit

[@meilin1308]

ok but the singing at 6:24?? Darcei is slayingg

[@kendrasellers6113]

If you omit the bronzer, make the brows a little thinner, and double the eyeliner, this is exactly how us emo/scene kids did our makeup in the 2000s…

[@kellybeck4579]

Have you done ganguro makeup yet? It's a 2000s japanese fashion subculture based on black culture.

[@friedeggsonpancakesmad9525]

As a British person, this look was spot on 🤣👏👏

[@harperrrr7352]

When she started singing the brow song..... Brings back good memories🥹🥹

[@undeadondine1977]

Yea, so happy you're back! I remember when some of my friends had to use brown eyeliner as lip liner, and the other makeup choices they had were also not many (we're in USA). I know there's still not nearly as large a selection as for light skinned people, but it's come a long way since I was young. Super-fun video as always!❤ The "gum" and accent were the perfect finishing touch :D

[@JohnSmith-xk5pj]

Omg the jacket just makes the whole look come together!

[@tsanti6200]

As soon as the eyebrows were done I was violently thrown back a decade, you’d have fit in perfectly in the corridors of my secondary school 😂😂

[@jenniferpingleton8389]

Actually reminds me a LOT of the Chola girls in the late 90s-early 2000s in America

[@marcireed5150]

Thank you so much for a full length video 😃

[@CyanneStarr]

The universe delivered this glorious video! This is amazing! You brought a whole lot of joy with this video Darcei! I really love how you always still look good regardless, I didn’t know what a chav was but you certainly did a good job capturing it from you inspo! You’re so fun to watch and I really look forward to more black girl tries!! ❤

[@CaptainClowns]

Shes the only person that can make chav make up look pretty 😩❤️✨

[@aciddrinker2194]

SHES BACK YAY IVE BEEN WAITING FOR ANLONG FORM FOR SO LONG-

[@Lithiel]

The irony of this whole video is hysterical! U did an amazing one again Darcei! Our British kin “across the pond” would, SHOULD be proud! 😍😍🤣🤣🤣

[@mimizdoodles]

Why is her brit'ish accent so good 🤣 When i came to the UK I caught the end of secondary school in South London and OMG this is so accurate 😂😂😂 💖 you nailed it love 💖

[@A_local_plate_of_jelly]

As a british person who goes to a school is filled with chavs and this is so accurate 😂

[@necabibi3558]

I love that coat. It looks like it'd keep you warm through the coldest weather.

[@quintecence]

Chav literally stands for council housed and violent... It's a bad stereotype of people mostly from working class backgrounds.. as someone who grew up on a council estate, I'm waaaaaay too familiar with the stereotype.

[@niasare7224]

literally the look of every girl in detention when i was in school LMAOOOO. the facial expression, the small details, everything. thank you for unlocking a memory i wouldve rather kept forgotten XD great content, as usual

[@actuallyanantichrist1062]

When you look good in a chav makeup you know that you are gorgeous.

[@emilavetisyan8148]

Chaves are such a common and popular thing in Europe, especially in Eastern Europe. They are conservative, close minded people who are extremely undereducated and behaving in a very unpleasant way, usually they are also aggressive and violent. They are usually poor but it’s not the main definition. You can search for “gopnik” or “qyartu” to see chavs from Eastern Europe.

[@chiggy.pig7]

As a half British half American woman, we may not look like this BUT I HATE THAT SHE MAKES IT LOOK STUNNING! 🤣

[@Oatymeal]

6:18 - 6:33 Is the highlight of the video, THE SINGING IS SOO GOOD FOR WHAT REASON!??!!💕