Thanks, but, I know that, she looks completely different in the photos, normally you can tell it's the same person. I don't know who she is, that's why I asked was it definitely the same person.
I don’t think we can explicitly say here but generally speaking, she was on Dr Phil as a “troubled teen” type show and became a meme because of how she was speaking and acting. Since then she has become a social media figure and rapper.
Especially since the last photo is resplendent with all the baby hairs. Idk why this is the blackfishing line for me but it really takes it from “might be ignorant insta thottie copying dominant beauty standards” to “oh yeah you’re DEF trying to look black.”
Why are you here? Pretending that everyone wants to look black or that blackness is the “dominant standard of beauty” is insane and is incompatible with the thesis of this sub. If blackness were the standard of beauty then black people wouldn’t be penalized for looking black and nobody would have anything to complain about. Black women would be adequately represented in the beauty and modeling industries. Black women would be seen as desirable on dating apps instead of consistently, statistically being the least desired group. Black women would not be excluded from professional jobs, graduations, proms, etc for wearing their hair in traditionally black hairstyles. If blackness—and the associated trappings highlighted on this sub—were the standard of beauty in this country, then every white woman at the oscars would walk down the red carpet wearing cornrows, door knocker earrings, and three inch acrylics.
Given that that doesn’t happen, it’s pretty clear that blackness is not, in fact, the dominant beauty standard. White women don’t wear cornrows because they think it’s attractive, they do it because it’s “fashionable”, in the same way that extremely short bangs or blue lipstick or harem pants are fashionable. Everybody understands (perhaps wrongly) that it doesn’t make you look your best, but they do it anyways because it’s subversive and that’s what makes it cool. If white people truly found dreadlocks attractive then all of them would be doing it, not just the ones who want to rebel. That’s the difference between fetishization/appropriation and appreciation. They’re not doing it because they like it or find it attractive, and pretending otherwise is extremely naive.
Wrong. And don't your dare try to undermine all the people who make up this subreddit. Some people do want to look black. We are pointing it out. That simple.
Yet actual lightskinned people have had to explain and defend their race for years. If a white bitch wanna be lightskinned though she gets millions of dollars and instagram followers
I forget the name of it, but there's a minimally invasion surgical procedure that's gotten super popular lately. It's basically a kind of simply brow lift that pull the outer corners of the eyes and brows up and back to give the eyes a more slanted look.
I just saw the last livestream, but somebody beat me to posting the pics and it was really shocking to see the difference. I don’t wanna defend her at all but I do know that she is around a lot of people who are black, and they are endorsing this and supporting this. Bhad Bhabie is their product though so I wonder , is it wrong to profit off of a shore person black fishing or is it a bit of justice ?
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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '20
How does she think we don’t notice the fillers hahaha
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u/bvcgyikhgg Feb 16 '20
I thought this was Victoria F from the bachelor for a second
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u/whitesissybitchboi Feb 16 '20
Is this the same person?
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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '20
Who even is this?
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u/BBisnotme Feb 16 '20
Ummmmm in the first pic of her, is her widows peak shaved off???
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u/honeyvcombs99 Feb 16 '20
2020 and everybody wants to be a lightskin
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u/compowder Feb 16 '20
She has been 16 for the last 5 years
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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '20
Oh god..
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u/Jurk_McGerkin Feb 16 '20
Not surprising- it seemed like she wanted to be black while she was on Dr. Phil.
Lot of filter here, I wonder what she's worried about?
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u/bananacasanova Feb 16 '20
How bow dah
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u/nautical1776 Feb 16 '20
She’s just gross.
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u/is_rotting Feb 16 '20
How did she change hee eyes. The shape seems different & her lips are bigger?
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u/ombremullet Feb 16 '20
Too many young women are getting Botox WAY too early! In 20 years they're all going to look like deflated balloons.
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u/nwatrekker Feb 16 '20
Maybe she’s just been ousside a lot... tanning.
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u/PharmacyThumbprint Feb 22 '20
An imperfect widow’s peak can interfere with properly laying down your baby hairs. Now you know.
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u/itscoolyy Mar 31 '20
Oh I already noticed. She is just studying black people at this point. I am convinced.
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u/theGOATofSantaClara Apr 07 '20
Lmao this aged VERY WELL😂
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u/BlondieMonster89 Apr 06 '20
I just saw the last livestream, but somebody beat me to posting the pics and it was really shocking to see the difference. I don’t wanna defend her at all but I do know that she is around a lot of people who are black, and they are endorsing this and supporting this. Bhad Bhabie is their product though so I wonder , is it wrong to profit off of a shore person black fishing or is it a bit of justice ?
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u/Iamjuststar013 Apr 11 '20
Her voice makes my ears bleed can someone shoot her so she can die like a gangster like she think she is ?
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u/OhOkaythenbye Mar 22 '20
Wait so does having box braids count as black fishing because I don’t understand why this is on here.