The first girl is so cute omggg, so positive it makes her shine
@lele-zk6cy8 ай бұрын
Ikr!!! I wish her happiness and prosperity
@saarinenj17 ай бұрын
Yessss
@chiefpanda70404 ай бұрын
too bad she is promoting a body that will damage the health of others im glad she's happy though
@chiefpanda70404 ай бұрын
@simsxie she is normalizing obesity, for example if i were to walk outside with a top hat on and showing off my top hat I would be normalizing top hats, I'm not hating on her I just think we should promote a healthy society so we can all be prosperous
@orangesodashortyy3 ай бұрын
@@chiefpanda7040but you have to understand that everyone is different genetically. some people have fast metabolism, some have slow metabolism. if eating normally makes you gain more weight than the average person that won’t 100% mean that you’re unhealthy, it’ll just mean that you’re overweight because of your metabolism. this goes the same way when it’s reversed. skinny people may eat like the average person but may still be told to eat more because of how they look. that doesn’t mean that they’re not healthy, it just means that they happen to be underweight due to how their body works. :)
@hakz67776 ай бұрын
That laugh when she says "Yeah i'm fat" she is so cute !
@assterisk1080Ай бұрын
she is so cute and very confident i love her 🥹
@angelsis22224 ай бұрын
Omg first girl is a joy, i feel the same way about myself, like how can you not love yourself? You're you after all!!
@Zapporah859 ай бұрын
I love that the second lady is fulfilling the need for black haircare products in Japan. Definitely needed! Would you be able to share people's store links? I dont have use for her products but i know people who do.
@prowolf6339 ай бұрын
I love the first two!
@orkanes29 ай бұрын
Her hair product is called Jigeecurls. The website is in the description, but I think it only ships in Japan at the moment.
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
It's good to know if I ever have to travel to Japan for work and can't get my hair in order.
@xenaprincess314414 күн бұрын
Hardly "definitely needed" as there are so few blacks in Japan!
@ShinnyChanny9 ай бұрын
2:18 Kurumi-chan's laughter is so contagious and she's so adorable! 💖
@OctavianAsix6 ай бұрын
Majin Buu??
@omegab4k44 ай бұрын
@@OctavianAsix lmao
@queenielisalisalisa61394 ай бұрын
I have been fat since childhood and being Asian it was horrendous. The name calling and demeaning remarks from family, friends and strangers was very damaging mentally. As an adult thank God I have found to love myself no matter my size. 🥰
@AngryCoward9 ай бұрын
I'm japanese male but definitely disagree with those standards. "Chubby" women do care how they look and make so much efforts as well as the others. They are pretty, beautiful and awesome. I sometimes feel like I'm minority here. Wish there'll be no one called ugly.
@chrisb7789 ай бұрын
Chubby women = fat. Fat = unhealthy. Cant believe we in the west are promoting this. Its like promoting drinking alcohol. Oh im not a drunken fool, im just having fun. No , no ,no. It is what it is. Maybe the Japanese are to skinny, wich is also unhealthy. But dont turn it around.
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
Don't be discouraged. It's like this in every country. The USA has ridiculous beauty standards, too. What's worse about America is it changes every 5 to 7 years.
@namjoonie936Ай бұрын
@@GenerationNextNextNextyeah I think the beauty standard is definitely shifting or already has in the west. Celebrities getting their hands on ozempic all at the same time and suddenly looking like they stepped out of a Tim Burton movie definitely alerted people that the standard has shifted
@LMLificationАй бұрын
Yeah, out of the 13 years of being in East Asia, with 8 of them being in Japan, Everything about a person’s experience is scrutinized heavily. That’s partly why there are so many unhappy “marriages,” with husbands saying that they aren’t attracted to their wives anymore or vice versa, having no real connection to have a healthy relationship.
@nikkimaru869 ай бұрын
The first girl he interviewed is radiating ❤❤❤ I love her energy!!! She is so beautiful!!!
@SephirothWaifu5 ай бұрын
All of them are of course lol
@susannaharnhart49108 ай бұрын
That first girl made me smile! I appreciate your videos, you seem like a great interviewer!
@jssmedialangs9 ай бұрын
The more I hear about beauty standards in each country, the more I realize how horrible they are everywhere. 😫 At the end of the day, you have to learn to love and embrace you--all of you--as you are. I used to define my worth by how other men saw me; I don't do that anymore. I love me, and that's enough.
@Nightcall4119 ай бұрын
Hello and good day, a standard is a standard, it would be no different than having a financial standard, or a height, education standards. Now the more detailed you are with said standards the more you narrow your options/ fishing hole, but that's called free will.
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
They're horrible, and pointless. Everyone has such different standards, so why try to adhere to just one?
@Nightcall4117 ай бұрын
@@GenerationNextNextNext unfortunately for right now that's how the world works. If there's a car you want, or an apartment complex, maybe even a restaurant you would like to eat at those ie I've mentioned above has standards/ rules/ requirements you must meet in order to enjoy what those things have to ofter.
@Nightcall4117 ай бұрын
@@GenerationNextNextNext think about for yourself if your in a relationship your partner had to meet certain requirements / standards and meet certain expectations in order to be with you.
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
@@Nightcall411 Beauty standards are the least practical reason to be in a relationship. Maybe that's why Japan (and most of East Asia) is experiencing a birth rate crisis. Beauty doesn't guarantee a strong and healthy family. Beauty fades with age. What is the point in having that as a requirement? NONE. Many beauty standards don't even align with HEALTH, like having a "peach butt". What does that have to do with health? What does a small face have to do with health? None of it is important. Until these people understand how wasteful and childish those standards are, they will never build lasting and mature relationships.
@afsmeg9 ай бұрын
I want to give all these ladies a hug. They're all genuine, and the last woman to speak--I feel bad that she's been told she's not pretty by Japan's standards. She's beautiful and she needs to have more confidence
@williambreeze26597 ай бұрын
Damn that called her Majin Bu, I feel bad to have laughed at that lol.
@cyncity68738 ай бұрын
I really love her confidence and she seems to have a wonderful personality. Bless her!
@denyk1429 ай бұрын
I think it'll be interesting if you can interview someone who "wins" in this (met all the standards) and hear what they think about it.
@notanotherjoana9 ай бұрын
She will still not believe she is pretty or good enough, trust me.
@_Onikuma_9 ай бұрын
All of these women are so beautiful, and it makes me wanna cry that they have ever been told anything the contrary. Thank you for taking the time to let them share their experiences and really listening to what they have to say ❤
@aspebb9 ай бұрын
Alexis (Japanese-American) is gorgeous
@annunakian80549 ай бұрын
I respect how she doesn't let it phase her. U can't control other ppl's thoughts.
@TheMyahChannel9 ай бұрын
Ohhh I needa look into the products for black hair. It's been a struggle living here for YEARSSS.
@TS-xb8qg8 ай бұрын
All of the ladies in this interview were amazing.. I would be friends with all of them if I could .. ❤
@mandragonna8 ай бұрын
I was a fat kid and got bullied for that and that really scared me and was so fixated to my looks that at one point tried to starve myself just to loose weight. Got so depressed that I stopped. I’m 170 cm and 70 kg and I can’t imagine myself being under 50kg, that sounds unhealthy! I’d rather be happy than fitting a ridiculous standard that no one can fit into.
@minervaloves9 ай бұрын
Alexis is so pretty 😍
@SephirothWaifu5 ай бұрын
@hailhydra8888 Mochiron lol
@RsKOSO_cleanse9 ай бұрын
Thanks Jesse for the video! Whatever beauty standards we have, let’s keep healthy gut because it affect overall health and it connects to beauty❤🎉
@Robfrombrazil9 ай бұрын
I haverdone the same Interview with Brazilian women. Its so weird How beauty standards affect women ALL around the world in a bad way.
@fjdoucet14658 ай бұрын
That's misogyny for you. A timeless classic.
@Robfrombrazil8 ай бұрын
I'm not sure, but in my video you can see that they say that the standards are imposed by the fashion industry and are used by women for women and not for men.@@fjdoucet1465
@cuculain788 ай бұрын
I watched your video and it was very interesting. I subscribed to your channel.
@Robfrombrazil7 ай бұрын
@@cuculain78 Thank you verymuch!
@AdeptGuidance9 ай бұрын
love that you're promoting a product that is meant to support health rather than the junk food most other YT'ers are sponsored by. *chef kiss*
@DanielleWheeler-w6h9 ай бұрын
Great job ladies!! It's very difficult to find quality hair products in Japan for curly hair so drop the second lady's website info please😊
@notanotherjoana9 ай бұрын
I thought they were all so pretty. It’s so sad that most of us grow up feeling like this regardless where we’re born. I wish we all knew we are enough exactly as we are.
@sonicboom104Ай бұрын
Lmao I see this man on yt shorts like 4 times a day it’s about time I subbed
@AliceinJapanalandАй бұрын
Agh, this is infuriating! 50kg or less when some women are 5'1 and others are 5'7 is an insane standard. As I'm raising 2 girls in Japan, I'm super concerned this type of messaging will give them eating disorders or body dysmorphia. And I'm only 2 kg heavier than the stupid standard but I absolutely refuse to accept the idea that I need to lose 5 lbs when my body is perfectly healthy and has probably 5 lbs more muscle on it than the average Japanese woman since they generally don't do resistance training.
@armastus14748 ай бұрын
These ladies are awesome!
@mazvitaaa9 ай бұрын
I once had a student say to me, "Afurika (Africa) people is big" when I worked as an ALT at a junior high school. Loooool 😂😂😂 Meanwhile I was thinking, "Japan people is tiny" 😂😂😂.
@sparklingblood09Ай бұрын
U should’ve said that lmao
@vanLovely8 ай бұрын
1:21 she is a keeper ❤
@KMO3259 ай бұрын
I always admire Jesse’s bravery at leaving the comment section open on these types of videos, because you know it’s about to pop-off😂
@Shvttxrxd9 ай бұрын
Ngl thats one of the things I'm most scared of, once I'll move to Japan
@NekoJoyT8 ай бұрын
OMG! I knew that Japanese people had very specific beauty standards, but I didn't know they were that rude to people who don't match them! Very interesting video, Thanks!
@黒いドラゴン9 ай бұрын
1:52 - lol, "puni-puni"😮🤣🤣
@lisaay4599 ай бұрын
I'm japanese living in France, in France I wear XS but in Japan I'm fat 😂 😅
@juliiazubkova72848 ай бұрын
reminds me of when the lady called Conan OBrien fat. like a teddy bear. and poked his stomach !
@dlina7 ай бұрын
Kurumi-Chan.. girl where do i even start🥹 never lose your sparks doll Never!!!✨💫
@henrikgostomski2869 ай бұрын
Jesse liked the half US queen I can tell
@AllLogicIsDeadPastMidnight9 ай бұрын
Nice to see the one girl making products for curly hair. Growing up a minority is no cake walk, and I hope she is around good people now. The beauty standard in Japan seems similar to the rest of the world to me. If you fit those standards its no problem but if you're everyone else you may want to consider something more attainable...
@AmieW9 ай бұрын
hi jesse, judging by your camera focus i believe you were using lumix to stop the camera for hunting the focus, try to use manual focus mode instead of auto focus since when you were in the middle of interview, you were rarely changing the object to focus on
@izukubf9 ай бұрын
The first lady is so cuteee
@alisonj138425 күн бұрын
Love that Alexis created a hair product for curly girls. Surprising that mixed chicks or other products haven’t made it over there yet. I use Miele at the moment and love it.
@wanderin-wonder8 ай бұрын
Yes there are beauty standards especially for women in every country, but I felt my confidence plummet in Japan. Prior to that, I lived in Singapore, UK & US and never had a problem not wearing make up. In Japan, I did get kawaii or kawaiirashi comments, but also negative ones especially one comparing me to my white friends & how beautiful they are. It was uncomfortable how very average white/ European people were automatically considered beautiful.
@Darkmountaindweller5 ай бұрын
Everybody on this video were amazing and wonderful people 🔥
@chloert9 ай бұрын
I would love to know a social media handle of the first girl she was so positive and pretty I want to follow her 😊
@marczahn72469 ай бұрын
Interesting episode brother. Just one thing, what's up with the deafening music overlay towards the end? lmfao, could barely hear them speak. Other than that, keep it up!
@laninfapimentel3119 ай бұрын
Everybody wants to be slim im Brazil, but I think the beauty standard for women is what we would call "cavalona", which translates to "big female horse" lol. It's pretty much the way the Kardashians used to look, with long thick hair too. The kawaii aesthetic has never been popular here, so women are expected to be very womanly. We can weight more than 50kg without being bullied, but can't really go very far beyond that number, withought it becoming a source of insecurity and social anxiety.
@nezuko74516 ай бұрын
The first girl is so positive and cute i love her attitude she's so beautiful to . Being fat doesn't mean that ure not beautiful 😂
@traceyvalcy15148 ай бұрын
The first lady is a sweet heart ❤
@dlina7 ай бұрын
Off topic but seeing people that look like me speak japanese is triggering to learn how to speak it myself! Very cool language
@karinarodriguez4145Ай бұрын
I love Kurumi so much! 🖤🖤🖤🖤
@Kiraware-kun9 ай бұрын
みんなも自分らしさを大事にしようね!
@johnson60998 ай бұрын
A very passive, aggressive way of saying "YOU should lose weight because if you're fat, it's your fault"
@LinkoofHyrule9 ай бұрын
would have been nice if you interviewed a man about male beauty standards (as they are likely very different from western countries due to less japanese people being muscular) or their thoughts on female beauty standards as well
@rockymicky4479 ай бұрын
”触ったら黒くなる”とかまじでそいつ最低。そんなのこっちから友だち拒否。
@lina31738 ай бұрын
☝️🦧🤡
@cynthiagates96278 ай бұрын
Eh???
@varnettiekohres5760Ай бұрын
Yes many mixed kids growing up in Japanese kindergarten got to hear that…
@jessss279 ай бұрын
I didn't know you have Shake Shack in Japan! (her drink has the logo)
@adriansreviews1008 ай бұрын
Alexis is super pretty.
@imashoe10299 ай бұрын
Being called Anzai sensei as an insult is craaazy 💀😭😭😭
@Mizuyah9 ай бұрын
I’d be curious to know if anyone knows where Alexis sells her products. I have curly hair and finding products can be tough in Japan
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
I think it's in the descriptions. I think it's called Jigeecurls.
@Gh0stcrumbsofficialАй бұрын
The last girl is gorgeous omg:( So sad she doesn’t see herself as such she’s so beautiful
@ShesooBreezy9 ай бұрын
I feel first impression is very important in Japan 🇯🇵. Hence why, a lot of women look good there. But I think when you add confidence to the mix it enhances your beauty. Don’t forget to add confidence. 🥳🥳🥳
@ALLKASDLLS-mg4lu9 ай бұрын
first impression is very important in every country tho.
@ShesooBreezy9 ай бұрын
@@ALLKASDLLS-mg4lu very true I feel Japan 🇯🇵 takes it to a whole nother level. Someone told me they wore sweats there and got funny looks.
@denisemmathis2321Ай бұрын
Hi, Jesse. I enjoy your videos exploring the culture in your homeland. But believe when I say that Japan is just like the majority of countries. Being different is seen as a threat to the norm, because of imperfect humans basing their existence on the visual- what is seen with the eyes and not what's in the heart. Whether it's about being of mixed race, body height, or weight, personal style or religion; it's the same everywhere. Here in the U.S. discrimination against people of color still exists. Also, the culture of 'the more Caucasian you have in your DNA, the better you're accepted', but still separate from the norm, is alive and well. Just stay positive. You have a beautiful smile and personal warmth that makes people feel comfortable.😊
@soyosugawara26588 ай бұрын
Man good advice.
@butterflyknive99477 ай бұрын
The second girl is hot as hell dude
@WANDERER00709 ай бұрын
Kurumi san kawaii marshmallow girl ❤
@aiko-chan9 ай бұрын
Damn bro, pop off ig
@mich19308 ай бұрын
wow under 98 lbs I would have looked emaciated i was 105 and 5'5 when I was 7 and it was difficult becasue people always thought that I was an teenager acting like a kid when I hit my height of 5'10 when i was 11, I was about 140 lbs and definitely not willowy very different from my mum who was size O-2 when I was a baby and she was 5'10 too. Totally different body shape, she is all legs and I have short legs and a long torso with dense bones (built more like a line backer than a dancer like my brother who were all football players) but I have to admit I have never wanted to be 110 or under as an adult. The first young lady is right you have to love the skin you are in wheher it is thin or big and I appreciate that. Besides Pretty/handsome is personal reaction not everyone looks at people the same way regardless of popular standards. Why fit into any kind of standards just do you and people can either appreicate or get on with their lives or get a life you know. It really irks me when people push people to fit into a particular standard and not allow them to explore their own sense of self.
@Alivingbreathingwoman8 ай бұрын
One of the reasons why i stopped dating Japanese guy was me being not Pettit like other Japanese girls. As a result, i also left Japan and married to a non-Japanese. I remember only japanese media praised how beautiful she became when Nichole Richie lost tons of weight... In the meantime, North American media was concerned about her for losing that much weight and how unhealthy she looked.
@OctavianAsix6 ай бұрын
You stopped dating the guy bc you weren't skinny enough?! He dumped you?
@canisinumbra26 күн бұрын
@@OctavianAsix it’s „guys“.
@RuthM.-to3llАй бұрын
When the first girl said "yes, i'm fat" I heard Million Stylez in the background singing "Hey Miss Fatty fatty you are murda 🎶" she killed that interview, so inspiring.
@dr.strawberry57735 ай бұрын
callin somebody gundam is crazy lmaooo
@raskeriakenesis6 ай бұрын
I feel for the second lady 😢😢😢 even my fair skinned classmates used to say that thing to me 😭😭 in school
@varnettiekohres5760Ай бұрын
I see that you do not ship to Austria! Please consider adding!
@siddhayogi9079 ай бұрын
Really like the last girl ❤
@CuteKristy179Ай бұрын
The difference between her and other false body positive women on western social media is that she’s confident in herself but not arrogant. She doesn’t try to make excuses or shames others for not finding her attractive. She loves herself and it naturally makes her more appealing to people in her dating pool.
@sunen71299 ай бұрын
Ask koreans which has harsher beauty standards.
@seren3462Ай бұрын
I'm 5'8 (guy) 120 lbs and people say I'm super skinny here in America, but they would probably think I'm at least chubby there haha
@puppyeffy66138 ай бұрын
Please do being lgbtq+ in japan😭😭😭
@npcwargods65969 ай бұрын
there are many types that men like and nowadays men like them Thicc so its no surprise haha
@XosidheАй бұрын
I have curly hair. I’d be pissed if I were expected to straighten it to fit in.
@mooglilyАй бұрын
Does the first girl - the plus influencer - have an Instagram? I want to follow her so I know where to shop when I visit someday 😍
@muajin8 ай бұрын
So this is cathy cat's new bf. they make a cute couple.
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
Where did you find this information out?
@lochdedy86749 ай бұрын
The beauty standards are no more toxic than anywhere else in Asia and the Western world.
@WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS9 ай бұрын
Lol ok Holmes
@astrayagrarian9 ай бұрын
I mean, in the west we promote, advocate, and worship obesity and being fat which is known to have both short and long term negative health effects.
@yumesakura239 ай бұрын
@@astrayagrarian No one promotes it, educate yourself its embarrassing. if anything its the opposite due to social media.
@astrayagrarian9 ай бұрын
@@yumesakura23 here in America and in the West, the mainstream narrative is “being fat/obese is perfectly ok because body positivity” also “as long as I’m happy and I feel good in my body” Not sure what reality or universe you’re living in?
@CRT_ter9 ай бұрын
@@astrayagrarian Uh, the fact that there are a lot of fat people in the US doesn’t mean that being fat is the the ideal of beauty now? Are you living in bizarro world or something? If that was the case, people everywhere would be going on diets to gain weight and taking weight gain supplements. Instead, weight loss drugs and things like “flat tummy teas” are still super popular. Like yeah, in the past 10-15 years the most desired kind of body for women has become “thicker” in the US, but people try to achieve said thickness through working out to build muscle in places like their butts and thighs or through procedures like BBLs. Just look at how many fitness influencers are out there in social media and how many followers they have. There ARE societies in the world that truly prefer for women to be fat, and they go to the same extreme extents to be fat as women elsewhere go to be thin and/or built. In some places in North Africa, teenage girls are straight up force-fed as many calories as a body builder eats during a day by their families to gain weight because they fear they won’t be able to get married if they’re not fat. This is called Leblouh. Feel free to look it up. That’s as damaging as extreme dieting or extreme exercise is and no one in their right mind would promote anything like that. Instead, the reason you see more fat people now than you’d see during the, I don’t know, 50s or the 60s is because being able to have a proper exercise routine and afford healthy food is something that requires both a lot of free time and a considerable amount of money these days. Unlike during most of the story of humanity, where poor = skinny, nowadays poor people are generally able to feed themselves. The issue is, they’re mostly only able to feed themselves with cheap food, and the unhealthiness of cheap food has increased dramatically during the years. If someone has to work three jobs to get by, their diets are probably going to be comprised mostly of cheap, filling food and they won’t have the time to hit the gym either. You’ve probably noticed that, in the US, people who are very fat tend to be lower class. It’s why you see people in mobility scooters in places like Walmart instead of in high-end stores. I feel like people tend to largely misunderstand what body positivity is about. Literally no one wants skinny people to suddenly become fat and, if you find someone saying so, they’re either trolling or have a weight gain fetish. Body positivity is, at its core, just people wanting to live their lives without being mistreated for being “ugly”. That’s why it doesn’t only apply to fat people, but people with deformities, skin conditions, just plain traits that aren’t seen as conventionally beautiful (aquiline noses, for example), etc. All they want is to be able to live without being treated as if they’re subhuman. Is a fat person unhealthy? Who knows! Probably yes, because, as I mentioned above, being perfectly healthy is costly nowadays. But the average thin person is probably not perfectly healthy as well for the same reasons. There are lots of people who look outwardly thin but suffer from things like high cholesterol levels, high blood pressure and heart issues. In fact, if a fat person drops weight too quickly due to extreme dieting or an ED, they’ll often end up much unhealthier than they were in the first place, even if they’re skinnier. But even if someone is unhealthy, they still shouldn’t be bullied. A lot of people are unhealthy because they smoke or drink too much alcohol, but they’re largely left alone. The hate fat people get is because people find them ugly, not because people don’t want them to be unhealthy. “I only treat them like that because they’re unhealthy and I want them to do better” is just an excuse bullies use to feel better about being horrible people. If that wasn’t the case, fat people wouldn’t be treated horribly for doing things like being in public, wanting to wear clothes that fit them or going to the gym. Isn’t that counterintuitive? If you want them to be healthier, then by all means you should encourage them being out and about, exercising and doing so in clothing that allows them to move freely, don’t you? To sum it up, the fact a lot of people are fat in the US doesn’t reflect the “standard of beauty” and it never did. There were already tons of fat people back in the 90s and the 00s when the Kate Moss body was at its most popular. The thick women that are popular now achieve this look through exercise and plastic surgery, not through getting fat. Body positivity is simply about wanting to be able to do completely normal things without being ridiculed for it. If you want to blame something for the fact women want to be thicker now instead of skinny, blame Instagram.
@wywliu9 ай бұрын
It's probably worse in South-Korea but yeah it's mostly the people who are ruining it for everyone else not the standards. To me all the ladies in this video are beautiful. If only people would put their energy into giving compliments instead of putting others down...
@rinas65504 ай бұрын
Kurumi doesn’t know she’s talking to a Nigerian man 👀👀😂
@sinon43 ай бұрын
music is too loud at 8:36
@elkapi77648 ай бұрын
I always suspected the Japanese weren’t too fond of large rears, but now I finally see it mentioned aloud. It always threw me off how they would draw characters with really large breasts but super flat butts. In America both are valued for the “hourglass” figure
@LadyOcon7 ай бұрын
If I am getting paid to learn.... yes. It would be easier. Usually I pay to learn.... takes the fun out.
@Mikaela_Westmt9 ай бұрын
Korean beauty standards are even more toxic IMO
@propertymanager91498 ай бұрын
japans beauty standard is korean beauty standard the young girls worship korean stars
@mariotaz7 ай бұрын
I like your videos but it's really strange to hear people talk about their bad experiences in as being plus sized with upbeat dance music playing over the top.
@__quv127 ай бұрын
あ、ありがとうございます
@charlzrath6 ай бұрын
BGM TOO LOUD
@steelemedia1365 ай бұрын
Hearing this makes sense of why Japanese women to me always seemed so small
@marioster25 ай бұрын
Japanese guys like the gym? I’m what their body building culture is like
@カンナムナムル9 ай бұрын
4:30
@mooglilyАй бұрын
Can anyone share her social media profiles? ❤
@rayesgoga2809 ай бұрын
1:09
@AnnDale-ie3jn7 ай бұрын
How common is black Japanese mix people are they more common then white Japanese mix people
@わか-s6l8p5 ай бұрын
no
@minami_chan2104 ай бұрын
他の東アジアに比べて多いと思いますよ
@TheOracall8 ай бұрын
Even tho I don't think that anyone should be discrimated against because how much you weight, I do think that the beauty standards "shouldn't change"... With that, I'm saying that the goal should always to be the best version of yourself, which I don't think being overweight is nor extremly skinny. But then again, it's just my opinion!
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
That's not a beauty standard, that's a health standard. I think people should always strive to be healthy. Beauty fades with age, health is always of value.
@mfreak11269 ай бұрын
The comments section is filled with people denying the reality.
@miyu_4449 ай бұрын
Who it's worst with Beauty standars? Korea or Japan
@RiskyTingz089 ай бұрын
Defiantly Korea
@lilithecat83549 ай бұрын
Both Korea =Pretty privilege Japan= Cute privilege
@WeWillAlwaysHaveVALIS9 ай бұрын
Korea by a country mile. I don't know if anyone selling plastic surgery packs to become an air hostess in Japan.
@sara30x9 ай бұрын
USA
@propertymanager91498 ай бұрын
Japan literally follows korean beauty standard
@TheKatarinaGiselle8 ай бұрын
Being overweight shouldn't be judged or hated and nobody deserves to be treated rudely, but we also must recognize that HEALTH matters first and foremost- and weight is one of the most recognizable symptoms of health. I should know! For the majority of my life, I was between 105-115 lbs at 5'2". Due to certain autoimmune diseases, my health has not only worsened, but my weight. I am now steadily between 145-150- _which is not healthy for my weight, and while my weight gain wasn't the first of hundreds of signs and symptoms, it is most certai my the one that is the highest indicator to those around me that I am in my worst health ever!_ More and more "fat positive/body positive" influencers are dying now than ever before. I could name several.
@GenerationNextNextNext7 ай бұрын
Fat positive/body positive doesn't exist to tell people not to take care of their health. They are telling people not to be cruel and mean to them just because of it. Their doctors can tell them what weight is best for them. No one should be evil to anyone or discriminate against anyone just because they are "unhealthy". If anything, we should treat unhealthy people with more kindness because they need our support. Would you treat someone with cancer cruelly by bullying them because they're "unhealthy"? No. Yet, people do this to people who are of a certain weight. They want to bully them into submission. What is the point in that? No one gets influenced to gain or lose weight, so bullying doesn't solve anything. I feel that your story is made up and you are commenting just to prove a political point. I'm superbly skinny, but my hemoglobin was at 4! I have chronic anemia and have to have a hysterectomy because I can't carry my uterus. Being too skinny can also come with health risks. This is why we don't look at a person to decide health. We talk to our doctors to decide that.
@OctavianAsix6 ай бұрын
@@GenerationNextNextNext you did it to yourself Like the fats People are just trying to help y'all But I think it's a silly notion, why try to save people who literally can't do the right thing Same as telling people to not smoke, pointless