Things You Should Never Do to BEAUTIFUL Women!! (US, Korea, Brazil, France, Sweden, Italy)

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[@Noa_h19]

"Late night , i'm walking and i see a guy coming this way up , i would probably just cross" actually , late night in many countries , even a guy seeing another person walking on his direction he probably also will cross

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

Don't coat unnecessarily. That's the reason problems exist against women. What will you say to "Men always smoking from the subway to cafe, to streets, to office cafes" - this covers all classes now! If there is carelessness at this degree to other's situation forget harassment and eve teasing across Europe or the current meToo in Spain.

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

A meninist 😂

[@a-jerk]

France's stereotype about Brazilian women was so damn rude

[@siorac69]

Saying things directly isn't rude. It's just direct not insulting.

[@rogerio7546]

​@@siorac69yeah, people are too sensitive

[@gf62196]

As a Brazilian, I was very surprised by that. Wow

[@marcelohjsakura]

*E no Brasil, que dizem que os franceses usam perfume por não tomar banho* ??

[@a-jerk]

@@marcelohjsakura that's true

[@jean-lucleblanc5825]

It’s so interesting that she says in Korea you shouldn’t compliment people on their looks. I’ve watched many Korean videos and it seems they tell everyone how beautiful they are and how they look like a doll lol.

[@isabellamathias3591]

como assim ninguem mais viu os video de atenzzione pickpocket 😂😂😂 isso foi uma trend, teve ate musica

[@marcelohjsakura]

Ela foi assaltada!

[@TheHoonJin]

@@marcelohjsakura o q tem a ver o cu com as calças? o atenzzione pickpocket ficou famoso e todo mundo ficou sabendo kkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@Ja_e]

As a Korean, I can add to her point: Leggings are relatively new here and often viewed as underwear. It's rare to see them worn on the street without an additional layer, like a skirt or a long shirt. However, gyms and hiking trails are exceptions; women, and even men at the gym, often wear them without cover. Some, especially the older generation, would see them as improper for public wear, but that's much like seeing PJs on the street, rather than regarding them as "sexual". As for the news article she mentioned? Given the many underqualified journalists in Korea, it's best to dismiss such nonsensical articles and subjects.

[@Ja_e]

As for compliments, in formal contexts (e.g. workplaces) it's usually inappropriate to comment on someone's appearance. Descriptors like "fat," "skinny," and "short" are taboo. Even compliments like "handsome" or "beautiful" are often avoided, though "tall" is acceptable for men. "fit" and "gorgeous" are generally safe. However, in informal settings or when talking to someone who obviously wants to let it show and wouldn't take compliments offensively, terms like "beautiful" and "handsome" become more acceptable. We also have preference for indirect compliments, such as "You look neat," "You look way younger than you are," or "Your skin is radiant." More subtly, one might say, "That outfit wouldn't have been as great on anyone else," or humorously, "Your life must be full of fun and joy."

[@scully8950]

Even in Italy leggings are not well seen. You are considered ridiculous and vulgar and people laugh at you. In fact it is very rare to see women in leggings and that's it, it's something reserved for gyms. In the country of fashion, leggings are absolutely out! 👎 And we also judge and comment a lot on people's physical appearance, also for this reason Italians are always on a diet (and Italian women are the thinnest in Europe along with French women) and are obsessed with fashion, no one wants to be pointed out as ugly, fat, untidy or poorly dressed.

[@chemquests]

As an American I think leggings are inappropriate as outerwear and dislike how common it’s become here.

[@oliverfa08]

I think Sofia made good points about her country Sweden , normally yes there're these stereotypes about sweden , i don't what is Sofia's height ( maybe 170 cms or 171 cms ) , but the average height for women in Sweden is around 167cms - 168cms , i'm short guy around 177-178 cms , so maybe i have this thought of swedish women being tall

[@ivanovichdelfin8797]

Las mujeres de Suecia son altas si las comparamos con la estatura media mundial.

[@ommsterlitz1805]

I you think you are short at 177-178 cm you have other problems

[@johnnorthtribe]

@@ommsterlitz1805 Younger Swedish people today are very tall. I am 179 cm born in early 80s. I was considered tall when I grew up. Have always been among the top 5 tallest in my classes growing up. But today... a large amount of todays teenage girls are even taller than me.

[@user-hh9ct1zr78h]

@@ommsterlitz1805 my 18 year old brother is 179cm and is one of the shortest boys in his class..

[@vinterglitter]

Hi! You guessed correctly 👏 I’m 170cm hahah and I know so many girls that are taller than me in Sweden 🥲 I used to be the tallest and oldest in class for the longest until everyone else caught up and surpassed me in height hahah 😂🥲

[@henri_ol]

All these ladies in the video aren't just beautiful , but they also are smart and likable , for me the Pretty face is the least important thing , loved the video 😊

[@othellox1064]

If you don't care about the pretty face why the first thing you say is ladies in the videos are beautiful apart from smart? So, you look their appearances.

[@oliverfa08]

@@othellox1064 Simple: being beautiful and not being likable or intelligent is like green eyes on ugly people, it is useless

[@savageindian8978]

This video proves the whole point

[@inquisitive6786]

Not the american woman humblebragging about being a med student and everyone thinking she was too hot for it on top of it lmao

[@catinabox3048]

I don't know if I've ever HEARD someone say in those words that Brazilian women are easy, but definitely Brazilians are stereotyped to be sexually more open because they're not afraid to dance and show off their figures. In my country, dancing is traditionally thought to be an activity for sex workers or at least for "easy" people. When my mom and stepdad met, my stepdad was so proud to be one of the open-minded guys who will "let" his partner go dancing, whereas my mom was like, dancing? Me? Of course not! And then, of course, they went dancing together and have been dancing every since.

[@gffg387]

Dancing only for sex workers? That's a sad assumption. Sorry.

[@charlesweslen968]

What is your country?

[@dolydoly5679]

The truth is that the majority of Brazilians HATE very strongly the exteriotype of "sexual nation" that others impose on us. We are not sexual at all, not like you think. Another problem is to emphasize that the media outside, in Carnival always film the naked women and not the floats and costumes... They cut out a small part and show it as a whole and what's worse, they generalize the behavior of an entire nation with 200 million people. inhabitants with a snapshot of a small part of an event that lasts only 3 days in an entire year. The bad exteriotype is always for Brazilian women, because no one says anything about Japanese women and the dick festival, or French women and topless...

[@IlzaTS]

Acho que o esteriótipo em relação as brasileiras é mais com os homens estrangeiros e não com as mulheres estrangeiras. Teve uma vez que vi aqui no KZbin, que uma brasileira foi conversar com um estrangeiro desconhecido e ele achou que ela estava interessada nele, mas ela só puxou assunto como qualquer brasileiro.

[@darksat6]

I think it comes from the fact that there is a lot of trans women in Brazil

[@andresouza5751]

I think most people already imagine where's that Brazilian stereotypes came from, specially because many said in others videos. But... European women have some stereotyping about being easy and very open sexually too, specially french women, we see some jokes like "why you think people call French kissing", etc. Also I've heard about russian women being huge porn fans

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

These other woman are in bits but when it comes to Brazil it gets a smirk like it is about going to a 'place' like Amsterdam or Bangkok. That's the degree of stereotype in question here.. - Moreover french and German are called easy as in more open to talk, to date in order to start a relationship, that's an educated/ independent image unlike sex symbolism of Latin women.

[@GutoBCN]

I lived in France and it's true. I heard from many Brazilian women there that French people asked if they were "real" women. So rude.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

Not french people, smoke addicted french 'men'

[@CT-7567R3X]

It is based on the fact that In "bois de Boulogne" a wood near Paris. There is a lot of hookers and when this hookers were brazilian, they were usually transexuals. But I agree it's a bad joke.

[@CapitaoBarbaNegra]

Why is it rude? Come on, i dont see why is it offensive

[@scully8950]

Also in Italy. There is an urban legend that many Brazilian transsexuals are so attractive and feminine that in many cases it is really difficult to distinguish them from real women. It's a little difficult to understand if it's a derogatory belief or a compliment, it probably depends on whether you're trans or a woman born with two XX chromosomes.

[@aimdeka7023]

well the thing about bresilian "woman are men" in france. It's because of the " Bois de Boulogne" where a lot of the women who work here are often brasilian and are trans😂 ( absolutly not because of the football)

[@ynacyr4]

I am not sure if people think we brazilian women are easy, but one thing is for sure, we are often more friendly here in Brazil, and people from outside might get the wrong idea.

[@erickalencar1784]

Exactly, they think you're easy because you have a nice conversation, it makes no sense

[@Cantinhodoxavier]

@@erickalencar1784 Actually a big number of brazilian women think that get involved with foreigners is some sort of advantage and they even go to international events (like word cup ou olympics) to "hunt" some. I think that helps to spread this fame too.

[@HonestidadeDesativada]

As a Brazilian, I know well that if a foreigner comes to Brazil, they'll open up their legs to him easily... this is the true Brazil that Brazilian women will deny, but ve sure... Brazilian women are EASY

[@erickalencar1784]

@@Cantinhodoxavier you're right i met some of them but i think they are minority

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

Other stuff is the tourist go to brothels or they are in places were gold diggers are popular so...

[@GOAT-rl2uq]

I'm Finnish. I've been to all of the Nordic countries (as well as obviously living in Finland) and there are tons of gorgeous women in all of them - but man, the stereotype about Sweden is true. There's gotta be something in the water that just makes them so stunning.

[@Chthingks]

People from other counties pretend that bullying ugly or chubby kids is weird and inexistent. But it happens in other countries as well. Also, I don't think it happens in Korean too much to be stereotype. I think normally kids get bullied because of their different appearances from the group and it happens all over the world sadly.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

What a out chindren going to surgery from middle school years. That really doesn't occur in other countries much.

[@kevinkim3793]

So, I'm curious about the pickpocket situation in Europe. While it is always important to remain vigilant, how bad is the pickpocket situation in places like Italy and France? Is there a very high chance of an attempted pickpocket or is it just something to be mindful of but only some people actually experience it? I live in the U.S. and have never been to Europe before and also never encountered a pickpocket attempt either.

[@andyx6827]

I'm from Germany, never experienced pickpocketing in my entire life here. Then I went to Italy and saw pickpocketing on the very first day that I arrived there 😂 So it varies greatly between the different countries. Also, tourist-y areas are probably more affected. Spain and Italy are kinda known for it.

[@a-jerk]

im spanish and we've got alot of pickpockets so you gotta be careful with where u put ur stuff but it's always if you have lotta things with yu

[@a-jerk]

​@@andyx6827that doesn't count in Berlin..

[@somersault4762]

I think pickpocketing is really a thing in Italy and in Spain, but only in big cities like Rome or Barcelona. In fact it is well known in italy that thing with pregnant women. Years ago there have been news about Sinti and Roma clans in Rome, where women either stunned their little babies, that they don't cry or had fake baby bumps and bump it to you. In Spain it's often that one person (the shill) is asking for direction, bumping into or in Barcelona especially they sell roses and grab your attention, while the accomplice is robbing you slicing your pockets or just pickpocketing. In Barcelona it happened to my parents with the roses. But they only stole a free travel guide from the jacket. 😂

[@marty8895]

@@andyx6827 Germany is the fourth country for pickpocketing mentions though. Spain is only sixth. This list is called Pickpocketing Index.

[@Fan_girl_45]

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[@hehebupbup]

I like these videos so much😭 1) I can improve my English listening 2) It’s very interesting to listen so different people’s thoughts from different contries Thanks for your content ♥️

[@alicefiorelli7362]

You guys should make a video of the romance languages saying the name of each others famous cities in theirs accents

[@GiovanniMyo]

The Brazilian stereotype about checking if the woman is a woman is also transphobic. About Brazilians being easy is actually "our" fault. Back in the 1950's (or around that), our tourism industry (and from the Government, I need to point this) focused on sexual tourism in our propaganda around the world, so whenever you saw a Brazilian ad in a newspaper or magazines, you saw an ass wearing bikini or women in carnival costumes. Unfortunately, we built this kind of image for so many years that's been hard to change it.

[@DaughterOfTheKingdom16]

10:21 when i was in italy the kids would pickpocket

[@junniormattos1]

I wanted to visit South Korea one day, but everytime I learn something about their prejudice, I'm becoming more and more scary of other people's reactions

[@vitoria8839]

Ana😻😻

[@sarahpaty6108]

I’m from America and when I first started wearing leggings my boomer father would say “why are you walking around in long underwear”? So yeah, I’m still embarrassed to wear leggings sometimes

[@temhoras8396]

Eu não viveria num país como a Coréia nem se pagassem pra isso... Deus é mais Obs. Estou dando a minha opinião e não pedindo opinião de ninguém 🤫

[@lisandrasilva3084]

muito conservador; o BRASIL TEM TBM MAS É MAIS DIVERSO

[@temhoras8396]

@@lisandrasilva3084 Sobre liberdade de gênero, direitos das mulheres e outras minorias, até mesmo leis em prol das mulheres, o Brasil está anos luz afrente da Coréia. Eles ainda continua sendo uma sociedade patriarcal, extremamente machista... muito mais que o Brasil. Outro ponto é o fato deles mascararem os problemas do país. Eles vendem uma imagem de país perfeito, mas está muito longe disso.

[@lisandrasilva3084]

@@temhoras8396 VDD, IGUAL NA EUROPA EM ALGUNS PAÍSES

[@ricardobento6474]

​​@@temhoras8396nesses quesitos, praticamente toda a Ásia fica atrás da Europa e principalmente das Américas. Nessa região de Coréias, China e Japão já temos uma diferença gritante que piora quando vamos em direção ao oriente médio.

[@temhoras8396]

@@lisandrasilva3084 Sim! Todos os países tem problemas, mas o que difere Brasil dos dos outros países é que não escondemos esses problemas. Tanto é que isso é sempre retratado nos nossos filme, nossas novelas. Enquanto isso, países como a Coréia retrata os homens coreanos como perfeito, mulheres sempre virginais e obedientes, honradas nos dramas etc.

[@Rynziie]

Still waiting for one mention of Sudan 🇸🇩

[@marcelohjsakura]

The channel gives preference to countries with a lot of KZbin consumers, because of the audience!

[@GiovanniMyo]

@@marcelohjsakurathey're a Korean school in Korea to foreign students, they actually invite their own students, so there might not be a Sudan student for now. Of course, they also do scripts and etc, but they had different countries around Africa and Middle East before, and not only women

[@DancingDeity]

They included all continents except Africa. Speaks volumes 🙄 Overall very Eurocentric vibes.

[@eduardosantos5078]

O fato da mulher brasileira ser amigável, cordial, extrovertida, além do nosso costume de mt contato físico fazem com q homens de outras culturas avaliarem erroneamente como pessoas "fáceis" e q estão a procura de sexo quando na vdd é apenas nosso jeito de ser.

[@IlzaTS]

Sim, o fato de sermos mais receptivos e comunicativos no geral os estrangeiros acham que as mulheres brasileiras são fáceis. Isso me lembrou uma vez aqui no KZbin um comentário de uma brasileira falando que certa vez ela puxou uma conversa com um gringo, que é algo normal que a gente faz com desconhecidos, e ele achou que ela estava interessada nele.

[@anndeecosita3586]

@@IlzaTSNo pienso que esa no es la única razón para el estereotipo. Soy estadounidense y para nosotros es común acercarse a una persona en la calle y empezar a chalar. Yo creo que tiene que ver con en la mayoría de las revistas y películas enseñan a brasileñas durante Carnaval con poca ropa. Es parecido a Nuevo Orleans. Mucha gente piensa que la gente se comporta como es Carnaval 365 días del año. Brasil en uno de los países que he escuchado es popular con los hombres que viajan específicamente para tener relaciones sexuales con mujeres. Se llama turismo sexual

[@user-ug8no3hm9p]

Não, é pq brasileiras de hj são bem atiradas mesmo!!!

[@panokudasuamay]

Na vdd é por causa do carnal, funk, etc.

[@devin1624]

Ms Korea is the most unhinged person who makes complete sense at the same time

[@mateusbezerr4]

make the same video with mans is gonna be funny lol

[@samirhajj6017]

ATTENZIONE PICKPOCKET! 🗣️😂

[@andersonrockeravenger6749]

I'm pretty sure the Swedish girl probably spoke with a stereotype in mind regarding bullying, i think that in Sweden as in everywhere in the world, literally EVERYBODY is bullied in some way or another until the high school time, NO ONE escapes for reason A or B, in this aspect the bullying is pretty "democratic", what varies of course, is the "level" of it for each person

[@HenrikJansson78]

You could become bullied just out of pure bad luck. But it's more likely the more you stand out in a "bad way".. I never thought of it back then, but when I grew up I realized that there were some people that probably tried to bully me. Obviously it didn't work out. :) I was built like a twig and there was a group that was quite vocal about it, but after a while they realized that even if I was thin like a straw, It was not a wise thing to anger me. :)

[@Goursh]

I do not know if the girls here are just that naive or the chanel has to be politically correct or just conform to the korean culture (i guess thats where the production is?) but the stereotype about brasilian girls being checked for being men is because there has been a good amount of trans girls, at least in italy, that came here and ended up sadly doing prostitution. That happened when being trans in italy was still very niche (it still is but something is moving) and that warped the immaginary. Another crazy idea is that people here are afraid of pregnant women. lol I do not know if outside the country people think italian women are pickpocketers but as other have already said the connotation of italian pregnant women comes from romani poor women (in italy, usally not etnically italian) that go to metro stations to rob mainly tourists but also locals. They are usually women, pregnant, with kids or disabilities because these quality can give good chances of not being put to jail. Go look the videos of ATTENZIONE PICKPOCKETS to check by yourself

[@DancingDeity]

Even Hollywood has picked up this stereotype. Season 2 of White Lotus had two Sicilian women characters who were prostitutes duping tourist men. It’s also rampant in Colombia.

[@erenturk9119]

You need a Turkish girl here. I really wonder a Turkish girl what she is going to explain about it. I wonder 🤔 it. How other countries see Turkish woman. Anyway I am a male person but I think this is good content 👍

[@chiararigamonti1672]

Pickpockets in Italy for the most are not Italian.

[@ferdinandvs.benedictvs]

I didn't know French people were still living the French revolution! hahahaha Hell, the whole western world is molded by this carnage episode!

[@lazios]

The Italian girl, however, didn't say that the (fake) "pregnant" women are of a specific (non-Italian) ethnicity; it's not nice to say and will sound racist, but that's the reality. This doesn't mean who there are no Italian scammers/pickpockets (are of all ethnicities, unfortunately), just they don't "work" this way; so tourists should be careful, especially at railway stations in big cities like Rome and Milan, not because are particularly dangerous situations but because could ruin your trip/holiday (it's a very annoying situation if your passport/id card is stolen).

[@dolydoly5679]

We know, France and Italy are famous for these pickpockets of a specific origin...

[@GuilhermeLeao]

ATTENZIONE PICKPOCKET!! BORSEGGIATRICI!

[@mcvange]

Come on there are many stereotypes about women in Italy, but not that they are pickpockets ;)

[@savageindian8978]

Turned into crying feminists real quick

[@blackdawg7361]

Koreans have extremely (circular) round faces, like the Peanuts cartoon character Charlie Brown, and wider set eyes than either the Chinese or Japanese. These facial features are very symmetrical and proportional... 😃

[@devin1624]

So glad to hear blonde jokes transcend borders 😅

[@HenrikJansson78]

The blonde jokes, they are obviously just jokes. Right? Nobody in their right mind thinks they have any kind of truth to them. Right?

[@dolydoly5679]

Nooo. For example, I'm crazy about blond guys, I think they're the most handsome. Blonde women are also very admired. I think this exteriotype is partly due to North American cinema, which always portrayed blonde women as stupid, futile or naive... Then people idealized this exteriotype

[@HenrikJansson78]

@@dolydoly5679 I totally agree with your notion of blonde guys, and that have absolutely no correlation to me being one.. :) But do anyone actually believe blondes are more stupid? I totally agree that Hollywood have idolized blondes and often portrayed them as stupid. But is there really anyone believing it's true? I really hope not. Because that would be incredibly stupid...

[@MarcusPereiraRJ]

Attenzione! Borseggiatrice!

[@paolocarpi4769]

Never heard in Italy someone saying that brazilian women are easy. And I have also Italian friends living in Brazil. No one never ever said that Brazilian women are easy. Lol, even in the song traditionally associated with Brazil, The Girl from Ipanema, the beautiful girl portrayed in the song was the exact opposite of easy, an unapproachable, almost otherworldly goddess. *The girl never turns around when she passes and people say "aaah"* 😂

[@marty8895]

I have never heard of it too and I am also Italian. The stereotypes I knew of Brazil were Carnival and football 😅 I don’t know any stereotypes about Brazilian people in general.

[@jamillegama9893]

​@betoramone3792Anitta ou qualquer outra mulher não tem culpa da ignorância dos gringos.

[@marty8895]

@betoramone3792 Really? I didn’t know that. Here maybe some people might think those women are sexy rather than easy. I do listen to Anitta’s songs and she also collaborated with an Italian artist called Fred De Palma and I don’t see her sexualising herself in the music videos actually quite the contrary. Anitta is not super famous here in Italy, people know her only through Fred De Palma and those who have listened to his songs liked her. I don’t know if they know she is Brazilian because she sings in Italian so it is hard to tell where she is from. We have Eletta Lamborghini who also sexualises herself a lot in her videos, it is kind of normal for us we don’t get shocked and we know that in the music field some women do it so we don’t stereotype an entire country female population because of a singer.

[@andrgomarta]

I think its a most commom stereotype in USA, they think everyone wants a green card to go live in that hell

[@yoonsthrone]

Oh you wouldn't believe how many brazillian woman has said this... you may not have seen this, but it happens a lot

[@svendemadsen8275]

First time coming across a video on this channel i didn't like, all this i've heard this, i've heard that...They say, they say...Don't believe everything you hear or read ladies...

[@vgcs4617]

the Brazilian men and women thing is because of trans ! same as thailand

[@gffg387]

yeah, nothing to do with football. that was a bit dumb and rude to say. there's a sereotype of brazilian trans prostituting themselves all over europe. it's a super stupid assumption nonetheless.

[@devin1624]

The Italian woman is skirting around saying Roma so much…

[@darksat6]

I like the brazilian and korean girl here. They are explaining things well and interesting to watch

[@andrgomarta]

Im discovering now people think everyone in Brazil plays football?? Hahahaha not every brazilian man enjoys playing footbal, how could we even know how to play or care to watch 😂 we are strong for other reasons Anyway stereotypes of any kind are always dumb

[@EddieReischl]

I have empathy for Shallen and the point she was making about being a pre-med student. She has a way of speaking where her pitch sometimes goes up at the end of a statement. It's really meant to be a way of trying to stimulate the conversation and signify that you are open to hearing differing opinions, but it sometimes gets misconstrued as the person raising their voice, is questioning whether the statement they just made is accurate. So, people that do that get labelled as "dumb" for a behavior that is actually sort of pleasant and endearing, which is just additional evidence that the world isn't perfect.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

Looking at shallen in all her videos on the channel - she is dumb, not with the tone but the attitude she has towards new things. She never cared to try. May not have been of her interest much. She is really engaging in these last two videos

[@anndeecosita3586]

I think what you are referring to what is called uptalk. Oftentimes when people’s pitch goes up at the end of a declarative sentence then it’s a matter of their accent. I grew up in SoCal and we are well known for doing this. I don’t think Shallen’s is as pronounced as many SoCal people. When I went into a broadcasting news career I had to learn to lower my pitch when on air because it gave me more of an authoritative sound. Over time I learned to flip the switch to my “news voice”. My friend recently pointed out that when I speak Spanish my vocal pitch is higher. I told her it’s likely because when I work I don’t generally speak Spanish so I think subconsciously I feel more free to speak Spanish at my naturally inclined vocal pitch.

[@LarryYang-zz5xi]

I swear in china

[@anndeecosita3586]

I have actually heard some Canadian men on KZbin talking about their impressions of France and one of the things they spoke of was women oftentimes not wearing skirts or shorts because of the high amount of street harassment. When I was Italy and Spain I was repeatedly warned about pickpockets but the negative comments about who the pickpockets were went beyond women but specifically gypsies. They talked a lot of crap about them. Blondes are stereotyped as dumb in the USA to where we say we had “a blonde moment” if we say something stupid. I think there is a stereotype in the USA that Brazilian women are beautiful and easy but I don’t think it’s necessarily about the every day Brazilian. I’m aware that Brazil is popular among men from 1st World Countries who engage in sex tourism because of their prostitution laws. The Dominican Republic and the Philippines are other places a lot of these men go.

[@marty8895]

Gypsies is a slur like the n-word. The correct term is Romani people.

[@kerdart351]

As a French I confirm. Harassers are mostly immigrants, and especially arabs (excepted Maronites), other muslims, and blacks (from Africa, not blacks from Caraïbes). Most women in Parisian region are afraid to go out with short skirts or short shorts because of that, but it is also true in other areas.

[@anndeecosita3586]

@@kerdart351I’m sorry you have to go through that. I think it’s important that women speak up but it will also take “real” men checking other men to create a substantial change in attitudes

[@anndeecosita3586]

@@marty8895I am recounting what some people said to me and the specific word that they used was gypsies. Not Romani. As I indicated the people I spoke with were talking crap about gypsies and I refuse to sugarcoat what was said to me by substituting a more PC term. Also while some of these conversations were in English and others were not. There are words in other languages that translate in English as gypsy. So are they all be slurs in your view?Based on my experiences I don’t think that’s always the case. Context matters. Since you brought up the n-word I will tell you the Spanish translation of this is negro/a. Am I offended when someone refers to me as negra? Not necessarily because this also means black and I’m black and also call myself as negra. But if someone is going off on me and calls me a “pinche negra” then the translation is different and I’d be pissed off. Capiche?

[@marty8895]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@anndeecosita3586 They used the word gypsies because in English you call them like that basically all the time, you don’t call them Romani😅 In the USA you racially profile Romani people so don’t act like you are nice towards them and that this is just an European problem. I have Romani friends and the word gypsies is the same in basically every European language and it is always a slur for them. Moreover I can have conversations in five European languages I should know better. Capisci??

[@isalutfi]

I think, "Do and Don't Do This by country" will be next great idea to talk about.

[@reineh3477]

Yes, more videos where we learn things about different countries.

[@FallenLight0]

Brazil is known in Europe for sexual turism (not that this happens here a lot but in Europe people think brazilian women is easy so they want to travel here for that)

[@karllogan8809]

Brunette: Have you met my identical twin sister yet? Blonde: No, what does she look like? 😀

[@casomai]

perché se questo canale riguarda tutte le nazioni i sottotitoli sono solo in inglese?

[@candoga]

omg korea is sooooo similar to turkey in this sense :)

[@Ahmaddasuki659]

😧😧😧😟😟😟

[@williankran5082]

What if a talented kpop trainee has genetic obesity?

[@mairaleao]

This person will never become a kpop idol simply bc they don't see them as fit for it. "Visual" is one of the qualifications required for someone to debut. This person could persue a career as an independent singer, trot singer or be in a band etc, the idol industry tho is way too cruel and superficial for it.

[@williankran5082]

@@mairaleao sadly

[@andyx6827]

"Genetic obesity" lmao what 😂 There is no such thing. You can be genetically predisposed to having a slower metabolism, meaning that you need to be a little more careful with what you eat and maybe do some sport, but there's absolutely nothing that can GeNeTiCaLLy push your BMI all the way beyond the number 30. Stop finding excuses.

[@williankran5082]

@@andyx6827 I'm actually thin but thanks for the polited and considerate answer. I can see how empathetic and smart you are.

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

Don't use effect to reverse trace the cause. As cause comes first, an obese would be made to choose a work life less engaging with physique or looks.

[@user-tl4ee6eo7j]

1st comment

[@Waltaere]

Nooo 😭😭

[@magomistico562]

🥇

[@lauraborok]

German girl?

[@pahis1248]

really?

[@cinnay99]

Swedish people are, on average, on the taller side, and blond hair is also more common in northern Europe, relatively speaking. Of course stereotypes are exaggerating, but they are based on reality, to some degree.

[@magomistico562]

Ana ❤🇧🇷

[@magomistico562]

Se tem Ana tem like 🇧🇷

[@MariahGessinger]

Brazil: land of the beautiful girls❤

[@facebooksmith1269]

My philosophy always has been, if you're ugly, you might as well be nice.

[@juancarloshernandez920]

The Korean lady has ruined these videos

[@Cassxowary]

*friendly reminder only inner beauty is worth anything however beautiful you are on the outside (which everyone is), and the latter is worthless if you don’t have the inner one, which is up to each of you to use your hearts&brains to be beautiful!*

[@Awonnuriel]

As a Swede I can only remember hearing one blonde joke about men: Why do blondes have bruises around their bellybutton? There are blonde guys too!

[@reineh3477]

As a Swede, I know an other one: Blond girl: I peed on a stick, I'm pregnant. Blond guy: I peed on a stick too and I'm not the father.

[@MateusOliveira-vm4mw]

Não fui com a cara dessa japa coreana 😐😐😐

[@hyungtaecf]

Esperava uma japonesa?

[@fabricio4794]

japa ou coreana?decide ae...

[@MateusOliveira-vm4mw]

@@fabricio4794 os dois anta, falei pra ficar mais ofensivo sem ser tão ofensivo, lesma msm hein

[@MateusOliveira-vm4mw]

@@hyungtaecf tu madre

[@PedroLCogoy]

Nem eu. Ela "se acha".

[@KapteinJoe]

What's wrong with beeing easy?!

[@Jojo_Flake]

some people will try to take advantage of you. It’s happened to me before , people just step over you. that’s why Im a little bit tricky with people I don’t know. im still kind of easy but I just watch out for things like that

[@anndeecosita3586]

@@Jojo_Flake😂😂 I don’t think you understand what “easy” means. They are saying it takes little effort on the other person’s part to get you to have sex with them.

[@Jojo_Flake]

@@anndeecosita3586 oh nevermind 😅😂 I get it now. I thought easy meant something else

[@dolydoly5679]

The problem is finding something you are not! Or assuming you want to sleep with someone just because you smiled and said "good morning." It's a bit disgusting the malicious smiles that appear especially on the lips of old men when you're a woman and say you're Brazilian, as well as embarrassing... In addition to more extreme cases, with sitting and attempted kisses by force... Do you go to another country for tourism, leisure or work and people ask you if you are a prostitute? It's something absurd what happens to some Brazilian and Latin women abroad, you can be fully dressed and with a very heavy coat and there will be some animal that will harass you just for hearing where you come from.

[@Waltaere]

World friends 😃

[@cleitoncostabarbosa]

😂🙌🙌👏🇧🇷😎!!!

[@gusmene]

mulheres muito lindas falando coisas tristíssimas

[@yasashii89]

Usually there's a correlation between a woman's beauty and how interesting her personality is. Beautiful women never need to work on their personality so they can be as boring and bitchy as they want and get away with it.

[@mairaleao]

And that's what you call a stereotype.

[@yasashii89]

@@mairaleao it's an observation and experience, at least in my country.

[@Sokerii]

There is some truth to stereotypes though. Unattractive people need other qualities to make them interesting.@@mairaleao

[@HenrikJansson78]

I would say it's a bit the same thing as with professional athletes. It's very rare that you hear a professional footballer being called smart or having an interresting personality. They have one thing that does a lot of work for them, so they don't have to work so hard themselves. With that said, that is obviously not the case for everyone, some pro footballers work their asses of on something else, just as some beautiful women and men do the same.

[@darksat6]

It can be either or. She can also have life on easy mode, because everyone is fawning over you, so when you are not being shat on on every corner it’s easier to develop a friendly personality. I say that as a woman

[@renankliesen]

Sorry for my English, cuz I'm not a native speaker, but here I go Oh, pretty women suffer so much in this world, much more than anyone else. Poor beautiful women. Yeah, I'm being sarcastic. Big whoop if people say you're dumb because you're pretty. There are a lot of beautiful women around the world who have proved it wrong. An ugly woman or an ugly man usually can't beat the hate comments about their looks, and that affects them in many aspects whether at school, at work, or in life. I got bullied during my school life because I have a big nose. This completely destroyed my self-esteem. If I were beautiful and someone dared to call me dumb, I'd know it was only because people were jealous of my appearance. I know there are some stereotypes about beautiful people in general, but ugly people suffer much, much more.

[@thiagooliveira583]

Here in Brazil, we have jokes about blonde women and Portuguese men

[@fabricio4794]

Portuguese and Brazilian today is getting serious like russians and ukranians...its going to far...no good...

[@mkmc94]

​@@fabricio4794wow really ?

[@rogerio7546]

​@@mkmc94no, nothing diff

[@dolydoly5679]

conheço uma boa piada de portugueses... Mas é muito ofensiva, vou guardar para mim kkkk

[@ultrasurfs]

but there are zero pretty women in the group

[@DeretzGrezz]

Gisele's parents are german

[@maneiras1000]

Elas estão simplesmente divinas + uma vez prestei muita atenção de novo

[@quickiescenes]

AGAIN, where are the women of color? 🤨

[@weekmix]

Which color? I don't think any of these women are colorless or transparent.

[@cloppj2]

There aren't many black women in South Korea

[@quickiescenes]

@@cloppj2 The page is called "WORLD" women. So are you saying the world's women only look like this ladies? Where was Africa in their video about the most beautiful women IN THE WORLD? Where was Mexico? The video was not called "The Most Beautiful Women In Korea" kzbin.info/www/bejne/moDJXqSjj56YrLc

[@magomistico562]

Estão na África ?

[@othellox1064]

They are european girls not africans?

[@Ichbaar]

Christ.. like anyone needed another feminist channel.... the stereotypes about them just writes itself at this point.

[@lisandrasilva3084]

YES ABOUT THE WHOLE WORLD

[@Fan_girl_45]

Others: enjoying the video Me: searching for yukta❤