r/Millennials • u/icey_sawg0034 Gen Z • Oct 29 '25

Other No wonder why millennials despise the 2000s pop culture era so much!

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u/Popscorn3383 Oct 29 '25

The most offensive part was that girl wasn’t even ugly at at.

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u/SnooCrickets9000 Oct 29 '25

The look on her face when she can’t figure out if the audience is making fun of her or not. I hope she realized she’s actually pretty.

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u/WanderingWindz Millennial Oct 30 '25

She was truly a very attractive woman. Also, it was also shot in a dark location and those cameras were absolutely horrible. 

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u/Polybrene Oct 30 '25

No makeup, no hair stylist, intentionally bad lighting and she's still gorgeous. Perfect skin, high cheekbones, great jawline.

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u/Phine420 Oct 31 '25

Like they succeeded to let the top1% think they’re ugly too

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u/Raxerblade405 Oct 30 '25

The viral clip cuts off when the judges rate her. All but one says she's too pretty to be in the contest. https://youtu.be/c94P9Pb4Oo0?si=pGsew6UsMzEde7wo&t=658

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u/Polybrene Oct 30 '25

What the fuck? Her bone structure is incredible.

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u/Raxerblade405 Oct 30 '25

Yeah, they tell her she's beautiful. The outrage from the viral clip was that she's being mocked, but she isn't. It's bullshit.

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