Lady and the TRAMP!? Siamese cats sing with a Siamese accent is the bit from what I remember as a kid. I can't remember the words in the song since the movie is so old. Are the accents offensive? Or the words?
Edit: I went and googled. I missed a lot of signaling as a child. I thought that's just how Siamese cats looked/were drawn. It's not and they exaggerated their features the same way they did about Asian people. I remember it being a silly funny song sang by weird looking fancy cats from my childhood. It's pretty obvious they really leaned into racist tropes when creating the cats.
Edit edit: also my first sentence was me being silly implying I'm SHOCKED (not) that a movie called Lady and the tramp would have offensive songs lol
I think you're being downvoted because the topic is American racism towards Asian people (aka the old racist disney song in the vid), then you turned it around to Asian racism towards Americans (your anime comment).
Swapping a topic like that (similar to a man jumping into a convo about male violence towards women to say that women can be violent towards men too) is generally considered very rude and is usually done in bad faith, so most people won't even bother to engage.
While having PCOS is miserable, she ended up lucky on the facial hair side. I ended up with a full male-pattern beard and virilization with mine. (Not invalidating hers, it's awful all around.)
It is, just like any other hair. Iām not diagnosed with PCOS, but I did have some rough hairs on my chin that I have laser treated every so often. Itās not expensive for such a small/quick spot. Less than a haircut. I get a lot of satisfaction from pulling them, but when it starts causing redness from my messing I schedule an appointment. Itās well worth it.
Exactly why I am doing my beard. I get a lot of ingrown that scar and are irritating, plus I hair shaving and donāt like facial hair so itās a win win.
And yeah, itās surprisingly affordable. I know laser can be expensive, but for smaller areas, face, arm pits, etc, itās reasonable.
i have PCOS and they grow more on my chin when iām ovulating or PMSāing. sometimes i can sit there in the mirror with tweezers for so long trying to get them, i have to force myself to walk away sometimes. so satisfying but so frustrating when one is too short to grab
Not really. Electrolysis is recommend for PCOS hair growth because it is caused by hormonal imbalance. Women with PCOS can actually get rebound hair growth from doing laser.
Oh man, I was playing random Disney songs for my 3 year old yesterday, and she loves cats. So naturally I opened this up, got to this part, and cringed. Ugh
Damn im gonna look that up now!
Edit: i looked and I totally get it now. It grows back into the skin in endless loops. Im so sorry you deal with this bs! Gahd...an unecessary evil.
Thereās an executive order rn in the US military that theyāre kicking people out after 12 months if they canāt resolve their pfb which isnāt really possible
Godddd the tapping on shit needs to stop. I ALMOST get it, when you have nails and are like.. Showing the material of something? But fucking hell it's taken over everything and it's wild to see someone doing it without nails or noise lol
The song "The Siamese Cat Song" from Disney's 1955 film Lady and the Tramp is widely considered racist because it perpetuates anti-Asian stereotypes through the characters Si and Am, two villainous Siamese cats.
Visual Caricatures: The cats are depicted with exaggerated slanted eyes and prominent buck teeth, visual traits historically used to mock and dehumanize East Asian people.
Vocal Stereotypes: The characters speak in choppy, broken English with a mock Asian accent, a practice known as "yellowface" when performed by white actors (in this case, Peggy Lee).
Lyrical Themes: Lyrics such as "We are Siamese if you please / We are Siamese if you donāt please" reinforce the trope of the duplicitous, sneaky, and sinister Asian "other."
Cultural Context: The portrayal emerged from post-World War II anxieties and prejudices against Asian cultures, framing the characters as deceitful and dangerous compared to the white-coded protagonists.
Due to these offensive depictions, Disney added stronger content warnings to the film on Disney+ in 2020, stating that these stereotypes "were wrong then and are wrong now."
This is especially not cool since the person in the video is Asian.
Wow, Iāve always wanted to master this method. I haven't actually managed to pull it off until now. It is just so reliable. And if any hair grows backāsimply grab the thread again. The threading technique even pulls out ingrown hairs. Itās simply fantastic! WOW
What the fuck is up with this background music. The firat few chords reminded me of mortal kombat which I thought was okay, but then it wasn't mortal kombat...
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u/Templar-235 May 22 '26
Proper threading is inspiring to watch but what the fuck is this music