Why Are Women Removing THIS?!

There’s a new surgery that everyone from Miley Cyrus to Lea Michelle, to Chrissy Teigen is appearing to undergo. It’s called buccal fat removal, which means they are sucking the fat out of their cheeks. I have some thoughts...
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[@M.sami12]

As a doctor myself I blame the so called doctors who are doing these unnecessary procedures. It's sickening how people can sell their souls for a couple of bucks.

[@pleh7019]

100%. The marketing of cosmetic surgery to teenage girls and young women on social media is criminal imo

[@Anukinihun]

I remember when people wanted to become a doctor to save lives, now they do it just for money.

[@Deadman_Elit3]

A doctor with the Umbrella Corp logo... Sir, I have some questions...

[@ElveeKaye]

Doctors work for money and don't care much about the well-being of the patient, as long as they keep returning. A sick patient is a returning customer, as far as they're concerned. My best friend has multiple chronic illnesses and cannot get doctors to listen to her concerns, and her current physician has given up on her. But some self-absorbed actress could come in wanting an unnecessary procedure, and she'd get it in a heartbeat. I don't like or trust most doctors.

[@coffeechatsandwalks3976]

I know right, like doctors who agree to do these surgeries

[@Loafsandfishes]

It looks so awful on 99% of people. Especially because it makes you look older. You lose the fat in your cheeks over time as you get older, I can’t imagine what these celebrities look like when they’re older. They’re going to look scary :/

[@shanjarikamangenya994]

There just gonna get bottocks and face-lifts heck they could even put the fat back in 🤣

[@hydrofrolicwildflower3393]

they finna look like the skull emoji LOL

[@tz_111]

​@@hydrofrolicwildflower3393 agreed xd

[@SabiKatz]

@@hydrofrolicwildflower3393 fav comment

[@Bonesawisready926]

This shit is fucking hilarious at this point. Women think looking like an emaciated refugee is sexually attractive. Women are fucked up.

[@thatmusiclover444]

This is so sad. When I was younger, I was really insecure because of the media. I thought that celebrities all naturally looked beautiful, and that I would never look that way. I was saving up for plastic surgery as I got older, but then realized that I was never the problem. I became confident. This whole trend with heavy plastic surgery for celebrities has been taken too far, and is hurting our youth. This needs to stop.

[@smokeyverton7981]

I remember when I learned what Photoshop was and all the women on magazine covers I was comparing myself to didn't actually look like that

[@Bonesawisready926]

You're right, this needs to stop. So women, stop going to the plastic surgeon. This is a million percent in women's control and you just won't fix it.

[@RkSmithers]

Well done you, that's a brilliant story of coming to terms with one's self, well done!

[@RkSmithers]

On another not how much did you get to, and what did you end up using the money you saved up on?

[@Raven_57]

So glad you realized what true beauty is. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@codeblue89]

There is a war against adorable chubby cheeks and it must be won at all costs!!!

[@manbearpig7521]

I'm unusually chubby cheeked. I'm very old though so not different

[@x_void_princess_x]

Mine are my second favourite feature of my face (eyes are my favourite

[@stormtrooper4]

😂❤️

[@chamelichan1842]

I have chubby cheeks and trust me I almost look like a legit ball. I hate it so much but a lot of people say it's cute, but I don't want to look like a freaking balloon 😭

[@awsambdaman]

By far my favorite facial feature in a woman are her cute chubby cheeks..THIS SURGERY IS A CRIME

[@mikaylabavaro6077]

My grandmother growing up would say, "I want to have wrinkles when I'm old so people knew how much I smiled when I was younger." Wish our culture could learn that. Love the videos! You and Blaire White are my favorite people to watch!

[@papaboi9983]

yo thats a great grandma there...this comment made me smile 😇😄

[@Zendemic42]

​@@papaboi9983me too! Let's smile and work on our wrinkles together 😃

[@joshsigned2500]

😭😭❤

[@geckosarecute6304]

I say that too! Now a day! "I WANNA LOOOK YOUNG!!" surgery "ah yes I look younger but I can't smile or talk right but I look younger!!!"

[@Rosie_C]

I have terrible wrinkle lines from smiling (I’m pretty young) but that’s what they tell me is what I’ll say when I’m old!

[@SymonOnua]

We went from people telling us to love ourselves, to people saying "Don't like how you look, feel, etc? There's a surgery/pill/therapy for that."

[@xdCrispy-Crisss]

Wouldn’t therapy be good for someone feeling insecure about themselves?

[@hippiebits2071]

A LOT of woke therapists out there these days who would view a rejection of plastic surgery as a superiority complex of some type because many have been under the knife themselves. I think part of the problem is once something is accepted as mainstream people stop examining the underlying reason and begin denying any ugly truths.

[@emasu8145]

Nah, it seems you're not aware of the fat acceptance movement....

[@maddiemiserable4659]

Bitches be tryna look like giga chad-

[@Eleventyeleventh]

@@hippiebits2071 oop🤭you said what needed to be said friend. Let them know👏

[@rhythmsynthesis]

As a recovered anorexic/bulimic/coke addict (I was 65lbs at 24 years old), I would NEVER consider that surgery!! I unfortunately, due to missing teeth, have some sunken in cheeks, but they still look so much better than they did 12 years ago! I adore my face now that it has some plumpness to it!!

[@ray2754]

Just wanted to say that I'm proud of you and your 12yrs of sobriety,this coming from someone that was addicted to Alcohol and Coke for many years.But through God's saving grace and mercy and my faith in Him and Jesus Christ I was set free from my addictions.

[@verarivadeneira5275]

Congratulations in regaining your life and loving yourself ❤

[@aham639]

Congratulations on your recovery 🥰 hard work pays off 🔥

[@orange_cat]

As a 6'6" guy I've had some 65-lb weight fluctuations over my years. I look a lot better on the thin side.

[@rhythmsynthesis]

@@orange_cat I literally weighed 65lbs as a mid-20s adult at 5’5. I never felt worse. It was absolutely horrible what I put my little body through to get there. I almost died several times.

[@itziebitz]

My mom had the naturally Michelle Pfeiffer cheek bones. She would call me baby cheeks because I had the fatty cheeks. I wanted that snatched look. Now I am 41 and everyone thinks I'm in my 20's. 😂 I love my baby fat.

[@1SpicyMeataball]

Follows modeling, vegan and improving your instagram channels Sure, Jan.

[@mik569]

​@@1SpicyMeataball sure, Jan. That reminds me of RPDR

[@Bonesawisready926]

If it's natural, it's attractive. It just isn't natural all that often. Michelle Pfeiffer still looks like she's in her mid-forties. At least in that godawful Ant-Man movie that just came out she was even though she's in her mid-sixties. However, I think that's her being smart and not taking a knife and chisel to her face every chance she gets. Drinking a lot of water, cutting down on seed oils, and protecting your skin from the sun will keep you looking younger than ripping out fat from your body. Why do women think looking like a Heroin addict is attractive. You know what I see when I see those sunken in cheeks, a man-faced woman.

[@binqilin5088]

@@1SpicyMeataball someones salty 🤣

[@navigodelaney119]

Miss mine. Those rounded cheeks made me look 10 years younger. Menopause sculpted my face and now I look every year of 54.

[@LydiaannFisher]

As a 15 year old girl, I've noticed it's never natural beauty we need to embrace. It's either fake plastic surgery women or over weight obese people. It's really hard seeing women that look like they were born with the perfect body and face. But as I've gotten older I've noticed natural beauty will forever look better than a Kardashian face, and a victorious secret body.

[@riveraharper8166]

More like Kardashian face + Kardashian body nowadays...

[@StAlphonsusHasAPosse]

Wise young lady

[@KirisutonoNeko]

This is one situation where I think following the money applies. There are people who make a lot of money from plastic surgery, any other cosmetic product, and from the health needs of unhealthy people as well as many of the products that cause obesity in the first place. If the marketers can convince someone she needs this or that product to be attractive or praised in some other way, they have made money, which can pay for more advertisements or more subtle influences, which we consumers then see portrayed as the beauty standards, etc. There is no money to be made off one’s natural self, so it won’t show up in marketing materials or such.

[@jordangann7438]

Victoria's secret was made up by a dude who has links to epstien so not looking up to that is probably wise.

[@adisha1605]

Those that have had plastic surgery think they look so beautiful whenpeople stare at them. In actual plastic surgery wl make you look strange… makes people wonder if your face was tweaked …because it looks unnatural.

[@levii6126]

Its so weird. I was shocked by how ugly some of them looked after. And you can NEVER undo it!!! I don't understand how people are getting surgery FOR A TREND!! Trends end and they will hate themselves when this trend is over because their self esteem only comes from following trends.

[@treytison1444]

"Never undo it" Technically not true, there are implants for everything.

[@Bonesawisready926]

Honestly, what most women find attractive is physically rather ugly. The 8 feet long fingernails, twerking in abortion clinic parking lots etc. They are chasing some imaginary attractiveness, because this shit is hideous. Especially trying to look like an emaciated Ethiopian.

[@segazora]

I’m sure they will then go and get cheek filler injections, like people shaving their eyebrows off and then drawing them back on.

[@kiwigirlNZ]

@@segazora You can’t compare hair, with fat removal 😂

[@jimijames6449]

People are insecure, lazy, and or dim. I’m afraid.

[@vdrawer7017]

As someone who has a round face I am really insecure about it, but now watching this video I’m glad to have them.

[@abd12459]

I would kill to have round face again , recently lose weight due to illness so

[@screamtoasigh9984]

It's from social media, round face was wanted compared to most other shapes, only second to oval. Don't let the media make you nuts.

[@chriscahoon903]

guysll find it super cute and just also fyi cute is actually superior to hot

[@elvickRULES]

Round faces are lovely. I have never understood people’s issues with them. When Demi Moore showed back up in Charlie’s Angels… 2? Everyone was talking about how great she looked and I just missed her round face from older movies like Ghost. 🤷‍♂️

[@marmaladelemi30]

Even the beauty standard is turning dystopian. It is getting really scary. Nobody wants to look like themselves anymore they want to look like an ideal robot look alike.

[@DirtyJamesUK]

I'm not sure this affects males much.

[@bobboberson6664]

@@DirtyJamesUK correct, or at least at a MUCH smaller percentage. Also, no dude has EVER said "girl you have too much buccal fat"

[@richardbechtold2975]

It affects everyone just watch Escape from L.A.

[@DirtyJamesUK]

The only males affected by anything like this are feminine minded males. This is a femininity issue.

[@darkraft1020]

​@@DirtyJamesUK When all the women are turning into aliens with multicoloured hair and fake crow claws for fingers - it starts to affect men. Well I guess at least they serve as red flags. But we are running low on decent women.

[@lauramartens30]

I agree with your take on the Emilia Clarke situation-- people need to stop condemning women for aging naturally or looking less than perfect. I noticed a similar situation with that photo of Emma Watson. Judging someone because they aren't completely photoshopped is a really nasty thing to do.

[@jenniferrinaldi8808]

I agree. People complain that celebrities aren't relatable but when they actually are, ie. aging naturally, maybe no makeup on off days, not wearing high fashion all the time, people complain. And we wonder why these people become neurotic and self-obsessed (if they aren't already). The pressure to look perfect has to be anxiety causing.

[@DarkAquaVII]

Absolutely! It makes me upset that some people, left and right are picking on women with natural beauty and for naturally aging. It's messed up. 😢

[@harrypike5140]

She's also smiling, and she smiles alot! So she has smile lines! So what? I have those too, it's no issue, and a couple of friends have made comments about my "eye wrinkles" that shouldn't be there in one's 20s. It makes me sad how focused with idealised looks so many people are nowadays. You cannot fight aging forever! It is what it is. I like mountain climbing, camping, being at the beach, drinking beer and partying. All of these things add stress to the facial skin. But that is life - it's called living it and enjoying it. Anyone who literally just lived their life and spends time outside and laughing in the sun will get some wrinkles and facial blemishes eventually. That's ok. Its a sign you're living. I see the people with plastic looking doll faces, no mark or fine line at age 35,40 and I think...is that really living? A clownish time we live in.

[@randdiamond8090]

First I thought, wow that lighting makes her look bald, curse of light colored hair and skin LOL. But that happy smile is really nice. Then I literally cannot see anything wrong with her gorgeous face... wtf is wrong with that guy

[@Mikael-jt1hk]

No one is "condemning" anyone by acknowledging that they dont look as good as they once did. They dont, clearly. Obviously..

[@CLairsoftFTW]

My girlfriend is super insecure about her cheeks because she got bullied by other jealous girls in school and I have no doubt in my mind she’d be influenced to get this surgery if I had never met her. Luckily I tell her all the time how much I ADORE her cute rounded face and cheeks but I pray for all the girls out there who don’t have that positive reinforcement and are overcome by insecurities projected by the media and celebrities. Stay strong ladies, this fad is ugly and stupid and you’re all perfect just the way God made you🙏🏽

[@hazelmint6671]

❤️

[@SoundChristianMusic]

Girls should have puffy feminine cheeks.

[@jescollo]

You don’t have to say they were jealous of her. You can just say they were mean to her

[@CLairsoftFTW]

@@jescollo there were other things they did that confirmed it was all out of jealousy that I’m not going to share here, the bottom line is I would know because it’s my girlfriend and you wouldn’t because you don’t know me or her so I don’t know why you felt the need to correct my contextual language when you have no context yourself, anyhow God bless you

[@evam4182]

God bless you! My husband is like this to me and sometimes I roll my eyes but that’s so dumb cause he obviously loves my face 😂 and when I remember that he’s sincere and he’s the only person whose opinion really matters it makes me feel so beautiful and loved! Keep it up, that’s really meaningful.

[@estrobart6785]

I'm only 15, but even I can recognize that it's our own collective societal sense of self-hatred and simultaneous narcissism that's fueling this.

[@estrobart6785]

@@happyperson1236 maybe i just have a normal sized vocabulary and it seems large compared to everyone else's stupidity.

[@trucker_b]

Yeah, I’m 15 too and I saw that

[@estrobart6785]

@@trucker_b thank you. glad im not the only one.

[@u.6546]

​@@happyperson1236 Imagine not being able to normally comprehend that postpubescent people have the ability to convey their thoughts using an advanced vocabulary... how scary!!

[@connorbarker6898]

You are the hope for our future. I wish more people could see through this junk

[@xEPICxNESS]

It’s such a blessing to age, every line or sun spot, freckle and wrinkle are proof that you have lived! I wish my grandma had the opportunity to wrinkle, I wish I had a chance to meet her. Life is beautiful in all of its imperfections, and so are we. Try building confidence before going to surgery, because if you hate yourself no bandaid will repair it.

[@cottoncandy_skies]

Thank you so much for saying this! I wish I heard these words a while ago, I’m really young and have slight wrinkles that I’m insecure about since I smile a ton. May your grandma Rest In Peace, and I hope you have a great day!❤

[@xEPICxNESS]

@@cottoncandy_skies you have a beautiful soul! Have a great day

[@noirhelios]

No amount of makeup or surgery will ever make an ugly soul beautiful. And a beautiful soul is a strong, persevering one that accepts the flaws and strengths of their character and appearance

[@DarthLesbian]

Reminds me of that Roald Dahl quote 😊

[@jordangann7438]

Yay I'm a beautiful soul, I knew it lol

[@DarkAquaVII]

My goodness, that was beautifully well put! 🥰

[@stephmelo4801]

My ex boyfriend wanted me to get this surgery because i have quite a round face but ya know.. thats my face. I love my cheeks and everyone kinda recognizes me because of that. It makes me, me and it definitely makes me feel feminine. Well to say least, i told him off and ended the relationship shortly after

[@Jazzatic2011]

Yayyyy Sorry if breakup meant the loss of other things but im glad you kept your (self) cheeks 😊

[@tvu24]

If you don't find your partner attractive with features that they can't change (outside of surgery) then I think breaking up is the right move.

[@niewieder99]

Oh wow… who asks someone to undergo surgery? That’s messed up. I’m glad you broke it off.

[@HotforHealth]

WOW. Of course he's an ex.

[@whattheflimflam]

Any man who wants a woman to get surgery for a non medically necessary reason can take his shallow ass to the curb. Goodbye! Go find a perfect blow up doll for your ideal plastic woman ❤️

[@bearcooley5933]

It's so sad that being a natural and moddest woman is kinda frowned upon. I have become very modest over time I typically don't ware makeup and cover my body with moddest clothes. The other day I was talking to a family member about me dressing more modest and she said that I must be extremely self conscious about how my body looks and even gave an example saying that my boobs are small, I explained to her that was definitely not the reason and I just prefer not to display my body but that was not a good enough reason next she suggested that my husband was forcing me to dress modestly. I just said no and ended the conversation.

[@1SpicyMeataball]

Sure, Jan.

[@ShortGirlsClimbCounters]

That's annoying. I've never been super immodest, but I'm thinking of ditching two piece swimsuits this summer. I'm not self conscious of my body, but I would rather look classy - plus I think everyone can agree it's more comfortable showing less skin.

[@user-qb4eb8vq5u]

Whether you want to be covered up, or show off your body (I personally love stringy bikinis)... to each her own. Do you, boo.

[@Ultamami]

*modest

[@JediBunny]

I grew up being sooooo insecure about my cheeks, but the idea of getting part of myself removed is so scary, no way! I’ll stick to having a round face! It doesn’t feel as big of a deal as time goes on, anyway. Also, facial volume loss happens to everyone as they age, so getting part of oneself removed that they can’t put back sounds like it could have very unfortunate repercussions down the line!

[@jetnight88]

But why? Your mother gave you them cheeks be proud of them and be proud you look like your mother

[@JediBunny]

@@jetnight88 that’s a lovely perspective - I really appreciate it

[@2sweet2eat]

You're absolutely beautiful. Lovely hair and eyes :)

[@Mrs1372]

Thanks, Brett, for talking about this. I think it’s so important right now to affirm women of all ages that they don’t need to look like celebrities and follow “plastic surgery trends.” I love the way you, Candace, and Amala role-model femininity and natural beauty (inside and out.) We need it now more than ever. Being who you were born as is no longer cool.

[@thewalruswasjason101]

I LOVE imperfections. As an artist I think sameness and “ perfection “ is boring. Uniqueness and naturalness is beautiful. Brett, way to go in calling out both sides on the issue of image. That John miller is just a gross human. My wife is the most gorgeous first thing in the morning when her hair is slightly messy, and she just has that new day glow. And then the fact that I know at that moment I have her as she is in her purest self. That is beauty

[@screen2leanonty]

That’s truly beautiful. 💯

[@Mike-jv8bv]

this applies to most art in general. the imperfection gives it texture vs something that is perfectly symmetrical and sterile and looks unnatural.

[@strider260]

I’ve found my people lol, art has taught me that individuality is gorgeous and it’s helped me with my own insecurities. You learn a lot when you have to study references of people. Everyone is beautiful in their own way. I think art has taught me to see humans differently and has allowed me to appreciate myself and others for how they are

[@tamalam]

Wholesome :) What kind of art do you make?

[@strider260]

@@tamalam I do both semi realism and cartoon style for people, and I also enjoy painting in the romanticism style 🤍

[@mariep612]

I’m 27 and it’s taken me all of my teenage and young adult years to reach acceptance that I’m not as pretty as many women, especially Hollywood celebs, and GENUINELY not care. It’s so sad that women in our society are taught to equate their beauty to their worth. No one is going to love you because you’re beautiful. They may lust after you, but that’s about it. People will love you for what you have to offer and contribute to society and how you make others feel. Even when I think of my favorite characters in movies, it’s never the most beautiful one, it’s the one with the best personality, the one that makes me laugh and inspires me the most.

[@gigahorse1475]

Unfortunately Hollywood rushes girls to look like a 20 year old women, then after 20 they spend the rest of their lives trying to stay that age. It’s harmful to them and their viewers!

[@onemanarmy36]

That is my biggest complaint about attractive women. Many of them have boring personalities. Lots of form, but little substance.

[@decayinglullaby9963]

@marie p girl beauty is in the eye of the beholder. You being yourself is what makes you beautiful. Never think your less because you don't have the same things as someone else. Even though they look ok on the outside theres a large chance they're unhappy with themselves and just have the trainers and money to be able to change their appearance.

[@fuzzycat63]

Yes! I used to hate many things about myself, especially my nose. Then I started looking at old photos and noticed my great-grandfather has the same exact nose...It's a family heirloom! I've come to see so much beauty in unique, natural faces, whether a tabloid would call them beautiful or not. People who embrace themselves for the way they often are the most beautiful people, inside and out.

[@mehitablestorm8877]

Really beautifully said and very wise.

[@j.brandonpaine6365]

I love how you can tag "ok that was fun, and those people are crazy" to every video and it just works perfectly

[@SuzyKim84]

There’s fat loss that naturally happens w/ age. Enjoy ur plump, chubby faces while u can! I’m 39, always been petite but didn’t become solid w/ myself until 30. So I spent more time hating my body rather than appreciating it & treating it well. Eat healthy, stay active, be fit!👍💪❤️🥳

[@MazAMaTaz]

This IS the feminist high horse you should get on though! When you were talking about Emilia I completely remembered the Emma Watson story and I'm glad you brought it up again. I'm not gonna blame the pAtRiArChY, but it's so painful when voices in society, the media, etc., not only mock women for aging naturally, but also for getting plastic surgery to stop that aging process. It's nuts. Modern feminism focuses on all of the worst things, but this is one of the things that really needs to be called out more. THIS is what we should be talking about when we talk about body positivity.

[@Bonesawisready926]

Women could just stop being crazy and stop getting them, then the beauty standard would shift to a more realistic space. Why would you need feminism when it's completely women that are the problem. When women do dumb shit like take their facetune pictures into an office to get work done, that's crazy person behavior. If you can't take jokes about your appearance, get off social media. Everyone gets shit online. I don't see anybody writing stories about how bad it is to fat shame Russel Crowe or Vin Diesel, yet tons of people online did when unflattering pictures came out about them. So if we can't make fun of women for their appearance, stop making fun of men then too. But if you're gonna keep making fun of men, we are going to keep making fun of women. You wanted equality, stop complaining when you get it.

[@MazAMaTaz]

@@Bonesawisready926 Uh, yeah, no one should be making fun of anyone. It happens much, much more to women but it shouldn't be happening to anyone. THAT'S the actual equality that should be taking place, not dragging everyone down to get made fun of.

[@victorcates9330]

Beauty is like an arms race with thousands of participants. Maybe you could get everyone to agree to no makeup, no filters, no plastic surgery and no waxing (equivalent to signing a treaty). But there's no way you'd actually get people to stop. The personal advantages of winning are worth selling out the sisterhood. A lot of calling women out is trying to enforce the treaty. If artificial beauty has advantage and you don't rip people for it, then it's only upside. Then you get the toxicity of insisting women who are pretty are vacuous or weird fantasies in which they're bulimic and tortured. And the dynamic isn't the patriarchy. We don't have the level of attention to detail and it isn't men who buy magazines of celebrities highlighting food stains and cellulite and poor outfits. So a lot of it is trying to enforce a social order ("Jean is a bimbo", "Emma probably has her surgeon on speed dial", "Brittany's face would melt on a hot day" etc). But you could shortcircuit that if you created an idea around the dignity of an ordinary life and a kind personality. I think it means something that people would rather imitate a model than a modest life in which a person did okay and was loved by their family and friends.

[@charleneblack2792]

In elementary school, I shaved the underside of my head because I caught lice so much. Two days after my cut, half the girls had theirs cut the exact way. Mom and I laughed so hard. They thought it was cool and didn't realize why I'd done it.

[@penelopesimmons1702]

I’ve always been insecure about my round face, freckles, and childish physical appearance. I’m like 14. It’s damaging to hear my friends talk about plastic surgery like it’s more normal than being natural. It’s hard to like yourself when everyone promotes perfection

[@allthings.beauty]

Don't listen to people around you. Chubby cheeks give a lovely youthful appearance let the other girls look like malnourished chipmunks

[@2sweet2eat]

A childlike appearance is very cute and feminine. You sound like you look adorable. Love yourself and beauty will come with it ❤

[@rebecaanderson1935]

They aren’t promoting perfection, God made us perfect, what they are promoting is ungratefulness for how God made us. Those people think they will feel better after the procedure, but they will always be tempted to change something else and never be satisfied with how they are. Sad.

[@ClaudeMarinGermainSavarydeJesu]

​@@rebecaanderson1935No one is perfect.

[@racheljane_]

This is probably one of the strangest cosmetic surgery trends I have seen so far. To me it honestly makes everyone look worse. Like the first girl said, it prematurely ages them. It looks like something is wrong with them most of the time. I don’t understand why they want to do this!

[@tvu24]

I agree. I never understood the puffy duck lips botox trend either.

[@katiematre5460]

This trend actually made me appreciate my natural face ❤️

[@Amy-Marchant]

I have always been insecure about my very round face. I feel like the beauty industry pushes for women to idealize and try to achieve thin, sharp features. But seeing the results of buccal fat surgery, I am grateful for my round face. Embrace natural beauty, my grass-touching friends!

[@Frankie.s]

Idk why you think that beauty industry pushes for that. A lot of famous women that are iconic in fashion/beauty industry have round face. And it's one of the most easiest to make up.

[@ThatUnusualNationalist]

If the girl in your pfp is you, you’re really pretty!

[@Amy-Marchant]

@@ThatUnusualNationalist thank you so much!! So are you!

[@alicegraham1571]

Nothing wrong with a round face but actually I'd say you have more of a heart shaped one. Either way you've got nothing to worry about

[@edith3427]

Omg, you are gorgeous. Do not change anything on your face. I felt the same way too.

[@danielaf1487]

Though I was always fairly slim, I used to hate my allegedly chubby cheeks when I was a teen and young woman. Now that I'm older I'm so thankful this buccal fat removal nonsense didn't exist back then! I looked absolutely fine and realize it was just insecurity that made me feel like there was something wrong with my face. Nowadays some girls might act on that insecurity instead of recognizing it for what it is: just insecurity they will hopefully grow out of!

[@katieociardha2196]

My face has gotten so round since I got pregnant and I LOVE IT. I've always been a greyhound type lady (thin to the point of looking feeble and starved just by nature) and now I actually look like a woman. Here's hoping the chubby cheeks stay 😁 Edit: being thin is overrated. You get cold super easy and have no reserves for if you get sick, so even mild colds wipe you out. Woman are meant to carry fat stores of varying amounts, and that's perfectly fine and beautiful imo. And I think chubby cheeks are gorgeous

[@shanpastaflocka]

I giggled at your comment 😂 I own a greyhound pup and I call her my Noodle Horse ❤️😂

[@nikkisigmon8090]

Definitely on the thin part. I got picked on incessently and trying to fullfill the "just eat a sandwhich" mantra makes ya sick. Required surgery dropped me down into danger level and was finally able to get back up to normal weight a whole year after the proceedure. Illnesses with my thin family members are rather nervous when it comes to keeping weight. And my goodness yes it's sooo freaking cold 😆 90* weather is actually appreciated when every building is AC'd to 60 😆 Being overweight is difficult, being thin is difficult. Everyone has their struggles and have to sort out their own feelings about their body. Neither "side" as it 100% easy sailing :)

[@iris4547]

being thin may be over rated, but so is being fat. im on the lower end of the scale, or should i say about 0.6 of a lizzo. but id rather get cold and be able to rug up than be in a constant state of overheating and sweating all the time. theres only so many clothes you can take off in public, but theres no limit to how many you can put on.

[@Sydoku]

@@shanpastaflocka lol NOODLE HORSE that is too perfect 😂

[@moonbabyp]

Yep pregnancy was the one time in my life I felt I looked healthy and like a grown woman!!

[@DarthLesbian]

Thank you for addressing the conflicting messages. Women get mocked for bad plastic surgery, make up and being fake but then also when we just age and dont look perfect all the time, just cant win 😂

[@Bittzen]

Who is insulting women for looking aged when aging other than their own selves and insecurities about what they think others are thinking? Internet trolls don't matter, so that means no one is talking bad on people that get surgeries and look fake. That also means almost no one is talking bad about aging women, which is definitely a weird conversation I'm sure no men are having. It's an internet thing

[@illyGalSloth]

@@Bittzen Nah, it's unfortunately common for certain types of men to say that women age like milk, which is a statement used to scare women into marrying young regardless if marriage is something they actually desire/are ready for. It's also a jab at us "looking ugly" past the age of 30 according to those people, lol.

[@a_hoodie]

@@Bittzenssuming you’re not a woman, it makes sense why you would think this way, as you’ve probably never been viciously bullied by others, mostly men, like many women have, especially about their looks

[@Luke-ud8et]

@@a_hoodie What is this insane victim mentality? Men get viciously bullied by other men at a much higher rate than women do. It is crazy of you to assume that he probably hasn't been bullied because he's a dude. MOST PEOPLE get bullied, to one extent or another. The reality is, the bullying generally (not saying all the time, don't twist my words here) stays within the genders. The women usually bully other women and the men bully the other men. You might perceive the men's bullying, which is usually more direct, can resort to violence etc. as more "vicious". But I'd argue that the bullying that women usually do, talking behind their backs, reputation destruction, manipulation etc. is just as vicious in my mind

[@a_hoodie]

@@Luke-ud8et I don’t think you fully understood what I meant so let me try to clear things up. There is no victim mentality, I was simply stating that a lot of women’s insecurities can be caused by immature men ( some women yes, but not most of the time ). I’m not blaming men as a whole but immaturity, however men mature slower than women which is why it’s a bigger issue with men. You proved that by saying that “men get bullied by other men at much high rates then women” which is true, men do bully other men more then they bully women, but immature men outwardly bully women more often then immature women ( most of the time ) I never accused him of not getting bullied because he’s a man, everyone gets bullied. What I was saying was, that because he’s a man he wouldn’t understand the this issue as it is a women’s issue, that SOME men experience. He was quick to dismiss what was said about women being bullied by men simply because he hadn’t seen it or heard of it. Some guy friends of mine had posted a picture of a woman’s body in our group chat and absolutely tore into her appearance, they’re teenagers and immature. This kind of bullying is predominantly done by men to women. Yes women can destroy reputations but that is only done by immature women, and there is a lesser amount of immature women than men because women mature faster. I’m not blaming men, I’m blaming immaturity, which can be found in men more often than women. I too was bullied by men, for my small chest and butt, my pale skin, and my height. I’ve never been bullied by women though. Of course it happens to men, but usually from other men. It’s not in women’s nature to compare or compete. Insecure women compete and compare whereas confident men compete and compare. Confident women do not compete or compare because it’s in a woman’s nature to uplift and support. Confident men compete with other men for the love of a woman or just in general which is why men compare and bully more so than women. Insecure men however don’t really bully others, they usually put themselves down, most of the time. Men are also more straightforward, honest, and less agreeable and all of that combined with immaturity creates bully’s. When men mature they grow out of it, it just takes longer for that to happen. I hope that makes more sense

[@theartkid4261]

3:30 she looks like sid from ice age

[@ang5798]

That's the kind of take I know and love from you: you recognise when there's BS involved, but you show common sense, compassion, and kindness

[@lee-annfrancesbates6084]

It is def getting difficult to appreciate our natural beauty when everything is so filtered , adjusted or fake. Even the ppl we love edit themselves with cameras, contouring and perfect makeup, eyelashes etc. I want to see more natural women. We have bumps, blemishes etc and the time we spend with our children and partners is more important than looking like the cover of vogue

[@popcornbutter9683]

hey, Brent I just wanted to quickly say thank you for you vids I watch them everyday . I am homeschooled thank God but there are still a ton of popular views pushed on you as a teenage girl , I could get into how awful the trans and LGBTQ agenda is pushed onto kids who are confused and are struggling with normal human feeling . I am pretty tomboy and don't have a "girly" figure for someone my age, I've had kids try to tell me I was gay or trans but I wanted to say thank you for telling teens its normal to have human emotions and that you can be a kid without destroying your body thank you love your vids

[@gigahorse1475]

Keep being you and thinking for yourself! 😎 I was also a homeschooled tomboy. It’s really odd to see people push trans ideas into people’s heads. It makes me sad because I used to be confused about my gender as a little girl (even before all this madness).

[@popcornbutter9683]

@@gigahorse1475 exactly I'm glad I'm more confident in my beliefs and morals , I even had to switch gymnastics teams because my old coach would tell all the girls they were gay and trans(he was a gay man himself) crazy enough all the girls ages 15 -18 now use they/them and say there Bi and there parents have no knowledge of anything going on

[@crushingcolours]

Natural is the new wave! Let’s just stay natural and beautiful. When you get the compliment it’s actually genuine because you were born that way.

[@Thromash]

It's okay Brett I'm 30 & was chewing my cheek literally as you mentioned it. I tend to do it a lot when I am driving, for me it is a subconscious habit & have been doing it as long as I remember. Just ignore the part where the inside of your cheek has a lot of resemblances to texture & what not, compared to another body part.

[@Trapsarentgay133]

Giggidy

[@yourLittleSinner]

I do it too

[@KanetsidohiKanotoush]

I've watched some plastic surgeons channels, and they talked about a lot of procedures I didn't even know existed One of them described the whole procedure of bucal fat removal, and the possible risks of it but he also warned that such surgery in young women could lead to really bad consequences in their looks as their age because that fat doesn't grow back, and in some women, the lack of it could make them look a lot older than they really are

[@ejuwera]

I also heard of the story of the woman who was shot in the face and that fat saved her from worse damage.

[@debdebcastillo6600]

I agree sooner or later it will make you look older.. what’s the whole point of wanting plump skin if you’re removing what holds your skin up.

[@TheAyeAye1]

Fun fact. There was a moment in the 1970's where various fashion models were having their molars removed to achieve this effect. One can always count on some part of the population hurting themselves to look worse to satisfy a current fashion.

[@barbarac3879]

I so appreciate you and your show. I showed my 16 yo daughter and she is now a fan :)

[@katieburkett95]

I’m so glad Brett is talking about this. I always think about what those women will look like when they’re older. A natural woman is so much more beautiful, and ages with more grace. This is literally just another trend and it’ll fade out soon enough. I watch Dr. Gary Linkov’s channel, who’s a plastic surgeon. He talks a lot about celebrity plastic surgery transformations. It’s crazy to me the extent that celebrities will go to stay “young” or to facetune themselves in real life. I could never put myself under the knife for something purely cosmetic or even worse, because of a trend (sounds like something else that’s going on, hmmm?) These celebrities just become a strange version of themselves while trying to hide their aging. I think it would be sad to not see your self age naturally… Anyway, rant over! Thanks for shedding light on things like this, Brett! ❤️ you da man

[@razena1732]

For most of my teenage years up to now, I have felt very insecure about my face no matter what others said. I always thought I looked too fat and round and not beautiful. But seeing this video has given me a strange confidence boost. I have a sinking feeling that if I were any less encouraged by my parents I would probably have been influenced to have this surgery sooner or later. Thanks for the video Brett! God bless you and have a wonderful day!

[@danoctavian8184]

7:11 again, everyone at daly wire should learn from brett how to make a real smooth and natural transition to the sponsor

[@notamusedboosh]

We should start a hashtag. #KeepEmiliaClarkeSafe. I love her. She is awesome.

[@ProfessorZoom2140]

3:15 My eyes!!!! 😱

[@MattLovesVinyl]

It's not that new of a plastic surgery. Katie Cassidy, who was once a beautiful, girl next door type got this surgery after the Arrow Season 1 and was almost completely unrecognizable in Arrow Season 2. She went from being a natural beauty to looking like Skeletor. Who is telling these women they look better after doing this to their faces?

[@thelastmotel]

It's been around for decades, it was just uncommon

[@priscillajimenez27]

@@thelastmotel yeah even further back before this surgery, women would pull out their back teeth to have the hollow look

[@benjaminstalcup]

I remember that! I was upset that they replaced the actress at first!

[@DarthLesbian]

I dunno, maybe they’re all trying to look like those fashion super models? They’ve always had that weird hollow skeletal look about them. I dont see it as attractive but maybe when you spend most of your life surrounded by Hollywood people your perspectives get warped

[@iso-didact789]

@Matthew C It's cosmetic you boob!

[@rudyfromsomewhere3066]

I actually didnt catch any sense in Jon's message and what he meant at all... Emilia is the goat and the fact that she hasn't done a lot of "surgeries" with her face makes her even more perfect especially when you see a lot of people that don't look real in social medias

[@nemmy4783]

I guess its just trendy to hate on women 😢

[@rudyfromsomewhere3066]

​@@nemmy4783 well, imho, some ones made themselves be hated and even mocked by other women by saying many cruel and rediculous things on the internet, sure there'd be consequences after but I obviously don't see any reason why would anyone publicly say something rude towards Emilia Clarke. She's a positive actress, gone through tough surgeries recently.

[@victorcates9330]

The photo wasn't overly posed and lit and photoshopped and filtered. It was human and personable.

[@caylarayla13]

As someone who has had high cheekbones my entire life it’s insane to think people are getting the surgery. I actually want a surgery for the complete opposite so my face looks more round and my cheekbones aren’t so pronounced😭

[@BoyByeBeach]

Me too, I wish cheeks were chubby. My cheeks don't store much fat and it makes me feel insecure sometimes

[@3azra2eel27]

The older i get the more i believe in the "you must love your body" cringe talk

[@misterl0gic]

4:00 Amelia Hamlin?! Stop lyin' - that's Pete Davidson!

[@princeashtongreen5086]

Lawd have mercy 😂😂

[@FJB-1776]

I've always had squishy cheeks. I haaaaaated it when I was younger. As it stands, sneaking into 35, that natural fat has slowly thinned outas I've gotten older. The fact that I still look like I'm in my 20s because of it definitely lends credence to the importance of that fat. There are also edacual exercises you can do & managing weight that aids in naturally sculpting the face without permanently looking like you're starving to death or a demon

[@iAmBeaTLes]

Near the end when you talked about Emilia Clarke and Emma Watson was amazing. The whole video was good, but something about that last part was very uplifting and I’m glad I chose this video today. 😊

[@overhaul1531]

1:30 I thought I was the only one 👀👀👀

[@Agoddamnbetch]

I was born with a facial deformity and have had a few plastic surgeries. I recently met with a new plastic surgeon to discuss reconstructing the inside of my nose. This guy examined my whole face and told me I should get this cheek surgery, reshape my whole nose, and get a lip filler. My mom laughed and asked him if he knew of any other plastic surgeons in the area.

[@TurtleChad1]

The fact that people will do this much to receive validation is mind blowing and a prime example of EVERYTHING that's wrong with modern day society.

[@Style_224]

Fact turtle this is why trends is some of the dumbest think our society has ever created

[@LibertarianVet-]

I love how you ended the segment, in supporting women (tho men can be included as well) that age gracefully rather than jacking with their face and bodies through hideous surgeries. I will take a natural woman over plastic surgeries and gobs of makeup any day of the week. My favorite look for a woman is first thing in the morning, right out of bed, messed hair, no makeup, and seeing her radiant smile. Great episode Brett!

[@StitchesLovesRats]

"I disagree with Emma Watson, but I like her work and acknowledge that she's beautiful". You are my spirit animal, Brett.

[@HenryAshman]

Brett I did exactly the same double take with Sophie Turner, though that fringe is probably also making her face look more angular too. I really don't understand why women would have this surgery at all. Not only does it make you look older & emaciated, it made a few of the women shown look a lot more masculine to my eye. It makes the jaw look stronger and they're on the way to a "Gigachad" face without the beard. I thought the majority of cosmetic surgery celebs went through was designed to make you look younger, not easier to render on a PS1.

[@Katthecateringcat]

Back in my college years, I met a very beautiful young lady with youthful rounded cheek. Her face was like a kitten, sweet and cute and adorable. I'm instantly attracted to her and I even said to her that she's the prettiest girl I've met so far. And then the Korean trend came in, her peers suggested her to do chin implant, double eyelid surgery, and fat reducing surgery from her face. She and her 'friends' also did extreme diet so that they look like Korean actress. Now her face didn't look like her beautiful self anymore. 😭 It breaks my heart how the society made a sweet innocent girl felt insecure, and changed the most beautiful part of her to 'fit' the society's current beauty standards. 😭 I hate it. She was so pretty!! Her friends are evil!! People are blinded by trends. Disgusting.

[@tomastomastomas1521]

Dude, she is a moron. Thank God you did not bond your life with her

[@FatboyGengiz]

I actually felt sorry for the girl in the video having to repeat that each one was "still a beautiful woman" after they have basically disfigured themselves. It's just so sad that anyone feels the need to ruin their own face, for the sake of a passing trend.

[@Smc-gm2nx]

Ruin? That's a weird term considering this is the standard models usually try to get their face to and models are almost universally attractive to the population

[@MariaMaria-sr8zg]

@@Smc-gm2nx Have you seen some of the after pictures when people have gotten it done? Some do look much worse after the procedure. Almost as if they have full blown AIDS.

[@Smc-gm2nx]

@@MariaMaria-sr8zg can't stay young foverever, every girl hits the wall between 30-40

[@godessoffire98]

@@Smc-gm2nx Same with men even in their 20's. Most of them look average and below average, and their 30's and 40's they become overweight and haggard.

[@NagadirGame]

@@Smc-gm2nx if that is universally attractive, then world went to hell

[@jessicahanson6105]

I remember this look being a trend when I was a teen (I’m not 30) I had an eating disorder when I was a teen trying to fit in and I look back and hate that. I feel scared for teens now because i remember those dark days. I thought I had to starve because my cheeks would not sink in like the Olsen twins. It definitely does age you though but not in a good way. The heroin user look should not come back it’s dangerous for young girls trying to achieve that look because they will starve themselves. They’re definitely gonna wrinkle fast through there.

[@agravphili]

Off topic but Brett's transition into the sponsors always gives me a smile

[@star579_Chandra]

I mean this is very sad but as someone who has naturally high cheekbones it almost makes me sad people may assume this is something I did to fit a “standard” …some of us can’t help our cheekbones though so please go easy on the appearance😆

[@Sunflowers_220]

But when its real its pretty ! So no worries

[@Snnaana]

Yeah but when it's natural it fits your real face structure and has a nice balance

[@tkraid2575]

​@@Snnaana True. People born with natural cheekbones look pretty aesthetic and not gaunt.

[@Handle.NoimDoorKnob]

People always tell me I need to eat more because of my cheekbones💀💀😂😵

[@The_Tortured_Poet]

BRETT! You are my favorite KZbinr ever, you are able to express yourself so well and argue your opinion while also thinking about others.(even if they are silly) Thanks for being here it means a lot. ❤

[@wicket4969]

@Mama G shut up

[@Brando7778]

I'm a film director, just starting out and making my first film. It does have a female protagonist. And want her to look natural, be feminine, be normal. I do not want the actress playing this character to have work. There will be scenes where she won't have make-up on, she won't look her best. And that is okay. That's real. I do not want to portray plastic people, playing plastic characters. Realness is what the world needs right now. Real. Natural. Kind. Good. Don't be something you're not, don't hurt others. Art isn't perfect. Ladies aren't perfect. As a heterosexual male I am aware of this fact. I like normal, natural looking ladies and an occasional wrinkle on the face is okay. I can still make that look beautiful on screen. Beauty isn't about plastic surgery and looking perfect, beauty is shining from the eyes and being good, being so kind that you are loved by the people in your life. If a man doesn't like you for what you are in that moment. Don't get plastic surgery, move on and find a better man. Because that guy is an idiot! Don't change your appearance to please others. Be who you are in that moment. That is beautiful. I wouldn't just tell my daughter this, I don't have children at the moment. I would tell actors this I work with. My films will be beautiful because of the natural look of my actors. The realness is the appeal. Let's change this junk and let's all just be real, natural and kind. Kindness is what makes you beautiful, not the shell.

[@ashleytriana5984]

You start by saying this isn’t what you usually cover, but I was missing these celebrity/ cultural commentaries! It breaks up the really heavy stuff and you have a grounded perspective that’s different from elsewhere. ❤️

[@jadeforestco]

This literally is how your face ages, why would anyone want to prematurely age themselves?

[@j.d.buchanan4897]

I've been saying this for years with all these new cosmetic trends, e.g. botox - people (particulary, but not exclusively, women) keep trying to make themselves look more beautiful and in the process end up making themselves look hideous. It's tragic

[@aslek1yels]

I’m 36 and I feel like I look 50 because of seeing influencers and actresses. I get Botox (since I was 26) and I got filler for the first time about a month ago. The girl doing my Botox said if I didn’t get filler I’d need plastic surgery ( which will never happen bc I don’t have a lot of money) It’s so sad for women. I can not afford these procedures, they don’t last long, who knows what we are doing to our bodies and I still feel old bc I don’t look 21 anymore. I know I’m not the only woman my age who hates all of this. I love watching old movies bc a lot of the women look normal.

[@williamweddeke1735]

4:24 to quote Jordan Peterson “not beautiful”

[@galacticagamer2000]

4:37 Lia kinds of looks Michael Jackson when he got his surgeries

[@scattalyzer]

I’ll keep my chubby cheeks, thank you very much

[@neilrex]

Chubby cheeks cuter and better than skeleton surgery face

[@Style_224]

Same as a 21 year old im keeping my adorable baby face thank you very much

[@isimartsy3422]

Samee

[@muchadoaboutkovu]

I’m a lady, and I don’t have the feminine high cheekbone, and thus trend actually looks a bit like how my “cheeks “are… so it baffles me insanely.

[@kendrabraun309]

One of the most frustrating things about being a right leaning woman means it's hard to critique stuff like this without being lumped with feminists. Like I've heard all my life that guys prefer "natural women" yet the guys that say that were always the first to be critical of woman's natural faces. I've had horrible acne for most of my life. After I finally got my acne somewhat under control, im still stuck with all the scars. There were plenty of critical women but at least they'd judge silently. A lot of guys told me I should wear makeup.

[@mrscharmless]

Just ignore them, they don’t know what they want. They realize makeup is deceitful because it warps your facial features, but they also want your facial features to naturally look like you have makeup on. There is no winning this unless you’re extremely beautiful, which most women by definition just are not.

[@LadyDecember]

I gotta agree with this. I haven't called myself a feminist since 2005, been critical of the current movement ever since, but in this case just because I disagree with someone in general it doesn't mean they're _always_ wrong. I hate that the left and right seem to have taken such black and white stances on issues such as this one. Almost as if to just spite one another. It's just a childish game of "Oh, the other side believes [this]? Well I think [complete opposite]!". I can't believe we've gotten to the point where "hey, don't bully a woman for looking/aging like all normal people do" is somehow considered a feminist/leftist stance. Wut? Just can't win. While I am right-leaning, this is one of the dark sides of it that I am baffled by. When did such a silly thing become a stance associated mostly with the online political-right? I hope it's just a vocal minority and not widespread. Either women get mocked for looking fake with plastic surgery, or they age gracefully with what they were born with and are still met with a yuck when they develop a few extra lines. Which is it, people? Can't be both. Emilia Clarke and Emma Watson look like completely normal human beings, exactly the way they should be. And to @Kendra Braun, kindly point me in the direction of the people making you feel awful for your acne scars. I'm about to channel my inner GrandpaDecember and give them an awful verbal lashing...

[@mrscharmless]

@@LadyDecember I was also very taken aback by some of the recent tweets about Emilia Clarke hitting the so-called wall. There is quite a bit of vitriol (I think inspired by a general sense of resentment towards women and the current dating sphere) in certain right-wing spaces, which is very unfortunate, especially when they identify as Christians. Is it really that surprising that women physically age with the passing of time? Why are we making such a fuss about fine lines?

[@whowantstoknow2617]

It sounds like you haven't met the right kind of guys. Tell them to wear makeup!! Mind you, I've been lucky, I've been surrounded by guys that seem to prefer natural faces. My dad and my brother, and my husband.

[@jord9733]

@@LadyDecember what made you stop calling yourself one in 2005? I originally thought I wasn’t but I found other forms of feminism that resonated more.

[@stephenc2527]

I thought I was the only one who bites their cheeks. I also "chew" on my cheeks when I am concentrating. My wife makes fun of me for it when she sees me doing it.

[@PinkelefantZ3]

Same here! It’s something I’ve wanted to quit for years! Nice to see others with the same nervous/spaced out habit.

[@hazelmint6671]

Same here lol, when nervous or self conscious, but I just bite and hold my cheeks like that. Im generally a nervous person, so some people have even complimented me for having high cheek bones lol

[@MrBlack-vg8rv]

ive done it for years from anxiety,like she said i always have bite marks

[@erinnicolefranco6807]

Oh my goodness! I had no idea that this was a trend. This is what my cheekbones naturally do and I’m so self-conscious about it. It makes me feel like I look much older than I am.

[@MissShembre]

Sameee!! I started to get 'ma'am'd' instead of 'miss'd' when my hallow cheeks started to pop more.

[@la95921]

Same. I look very Slavic as I inherited the high cheek bones.

[@Urban_King1]

It be the same people that can't stop augmenting their body, who tell you to love yourself.

[@Godpk11]

Lmao fr

[@xxxpandaxxxae]

I have cheeks like this naturally it’s very subtle (without makeup too) it’s no where near as drastic as the celebrities and but now I’m so paranoid that people are going to think I got plastic surgery (even though I don’t have the money to do it and even if I did have the money I still wouldn’t do it) but mine is definitely because I’ve gotten older and honestly I definitely have a poor diet!

[@screamtoasigh9984]

You can't control other people's thoughts, only your own. How bad can your diet be that it would alter your cheeks?

[@ladiesman9327]

Brett's face at 3:09 🤣🤣

[@katelynj26]

i always get so excited when brett posts!!

[@sarahbelle6069]

I’m excited to age gracefully & be confident in my natural beauty. I wish these women could bask in their own unique beauty instead of a trend to look like everyone else.

[@55hemidodge]

Absolutely disturbing!!! So sad anyone would do this to themselves. 😔

[@Noodlegirl_1694]

Does anyone else love how smoothly she goes into her ads instead of just bluntly stopping what she was talking about to do the ad

[@jrbohan2]

I thought the Emilia Clarke part was a continuation of the surgery convo. I paused the video to figure out what was wrong, cause she looks great. After continuing the video to find out it's because she looks just "bad" but likely all-natural, I went back. And she looks a bit older than she is, but a couple of aneurysms will do that to someone. And even with a few lines, she looks beautiful and more importantly, happy.

[@stephaniejohnson7679]

I’m honestly so impressed by the way Brett transitions into ads

[@sswin2609]

My roommate had done this along with dreadlocks and fake tan and she looked like a skeleton with blackface. I genuinely didn’t know she was a white person for at least a month when I moved in. She looked so unnatural without the cheek fat and under chin fat it actually makes me sad. You can never get that back if you don’t end up liking how it looks !

[@haira-hcomsomderobg4773]

3:09 "...she's still an absolutely gorgeous woman" Brett: OH MY GOD 👁️👄👁️ In 3 seconds, that *did not* age well

[@middleeasternforhire8985]

They are heinous not sad and gloomy but absolutely ugly and unwatchable and scary

[@elee7997]

I chew on the inside of my cheeks constantly. My whole life. I don't even realize when I'm doing it.

[@youniquelyerika7003]

Me too! My name is Erika Leigh lol too funny! I wear a mouth guard at night to make it happen less

[@kawaiiangelwolfkaw1941]

I do too! And I hate that I do it cause it ends up turning into sore bumps and I can’t eat anything that isn’t bland until they heal but then I do it again and again! Never ending cycle.

[@MythicalCrayon]

the cheek biting LOL ive done that FOREVER! I dont do it so bad now but when i was in my teens and early 20s i couldnt stop, my cheeks would hurt i did it so much. Nice to see im not alone

[@AJackson_85]

Appreciate your content and how down to earth you are❤. It’s soooo refreshing!!!

[@LynneHobday1]

If there's anyone I would wish to be like it's Emilia Clarke - beautiful inside and out. And very real. Oh, sounds like you, too. Love your videos and your energy!

[@unknown_8588]

8:42 i genuinely think that this woman with her big joyful smile, kind smile eyes, bed hair and wrinkles looks much much much more beautiful than the women who have changed every natural feature on their face to look more beautiful now do. Those wrinkles beside her eyes and on her smile lines tells me that she is a happy woman who has smiled and laughed a lot in her life. Every single wrinkle that u have on ur face from aging are the signs of the experience u had throughout ur life

[@alexandrabug19]

I have this look. I didn't get it done by a surgeon. I have a cheek biting habit and it's real bad and the indie of my cheek is gone. I also have dentures because my teeth suffered while growing up and it gives the look. I have to say I hate it. I've always hated that I look like that and now it's a trend. The trend doesn't change that I hate the way my face looks.

[@lyndsay._.x]

I'm so glad I've grown more confident in my own skin and I genuinely love how I look. Had I not learned that self love and confidence I have no doubt that I would have already gotten so many surgeries because the media told me it was beautiful. I think I would have ended up hating myself even more than before.

[@Hopespringseternal]

It’s so sad to see what vanity does to people. It always makes them look older!

[@55hemidodge]

Absolutely disturbing!!! So sad anyone would do to this to themselves. 😔

[@Natalia-09]

I love this take Brett. I definitely feel like people will judge women just for aging and will use that to prove some kind of political point. Keep doing what your doing ❤

[@justafan6535]

Emilia Clarke is one of the few celebrities that I would truly want to be friends with her story is so inspiring.