Can't care about this. A black woman received 5 YEARS for using a friend's address to register her child in a decent school. 5 YEARS. They're going to be out in no time and probably all get a reality show or something.
I'm sick to death about hearing about "black" woman. She had a rap sheet and had been dealing drugs. It WAS NOT just for changing an address or ZIP code. So pls SHUT UP ABOUT THIS WOMAN.
They look at the girl as she is made of shit. All people sitting there are privileged and it's total hypocracy from Smiths to act as they are better people because of their skin color!
@@isobeljames1288 Yes! And they could NEVER match her privilege. Totally different!!!! Worked for sacrificed and earned every bit. She can not say the same.
Hard to believe she hasn't talked to either of her parents yet. They would at least get a weekly phone call. Adrienne's face says it all, she's not buying it.
@Karan Singh Karen was that in Chicago a few years ago? Cause I know a lady that gave a relative’s address so that her daughter could go to a better school and she got five or more years. It was so unfair.
She is using covid for sympathy on why she hasn’t talked to her parents. She is excited to talk about this. She laughing and smiling. Her parents need to learn and she pushing all the blame off on them. She not accepting any of the blame. What a bitch. She basically told the world her parents didn’t raise her right to realize she was privileged. Wow
How? Do you think you wouldn’t listen to your parents as a teenager if they said you could get into a really good college you just have to deviate the truth a little bit
Instead of granting her the interview, why not have an interview with a student who was REJECTED for not having privilege? Put the spotlight on those students that don't have a voice.
if you weren't good enough to get in, you weren't good enough. It's 2 spots. Why would anyone apply to ONLY UCLA and expect to get in? I'm sure all of those rejects ended up going to another college. It's ridiculous to believe that those rejects were definitely entitled to admission.
Her parents r in jail. From Beverly Hills to living in the projects. She’s still a kid that is loving without her parents. Is it different of course. She doesn’t have to worry if she eats or not. But she’s still a kid without her parents
Good thing she wasn’t asking for that. Just watch the video and you will realize that their talk is different from the message this video/channel is trying to sell you.
i know!! i understand they are different races but i don’t understand how they can be talking about how since she’s wealthy she could move on as if they couldn’t if they were involved in a scandal
@@dominikbatt4459 there’s jada’s mom and jada’s grandma there (i’m pretty sure?) not sure if her grandma is who you were talking about so just thought i would say that!!
Well I hope she and her sister step out of their bubble and do something meaningful in their life. There are people out there with more money than this family who raised their kids without entitlement.
I don’t think it was that she didn’t know what she was doing, I think it was more that she was raised in a culture in which that behavior was okay so she thought nothing of it (which was why she mentioned that initially she wasn’t ashamed)
If you get accepted at college because you are on the rowing team but you are actually not... Can't believe she would not be aware of it. She knew, she was all in it too.
In my opinión this is just rich people talking to each other, i dont know why are they talking about “white privilege” this has nothing to do with that
I can't believe anyone brings race into this. I look & was raised blacker than Jada lmfao my entire ward of the state life is so fked up "white privilege" ahahahahahaha
She wants that second chance to get her social influencer “career” back. She ain’t sorry, however the sister is smart to not bring attention to herself, how many of us can name her?
Yes exact point she wants to get everything she lost back. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
right before her mom went to prison, there was an article about her trying to forgive her mom for what she had done and it was so frustrating because she clearly knew what was happening. she literally said I want to go to college for the parties
Olivia is portraying herself as so demure and that stupid smirk on her face is just childish. She's a grown woman who should be appearing to take this seriously instead of coming across like she's gently rowing her boat, merrily down the stream, hahaha!
@@isabellind1292 ET should have shown the discussion they had about their doubts on bringing Olivia to the show and how it seemed staged. I think that conversations shows one of the reasons why people are so mad at her
Joe exactly my point to make it worse she pretended to be on a sports team. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
honestly yeah that’s rich life. they’re in their own world up there, achievement has nothing to do with success for them, and they have no reason to believe that it should. not that that excuses anything of course lmao
She didn't kill someone. She went along when her parents lied on a college application. It was stupid. But I don't think its right to treat her like a monster for a stupid mistake she made at age 17 while being pressured by her parents
This is the equivalent of someone who KNOWS good and well they are about to commit sins throughout the week but then go to church on Sunday to pray for forgiveness, then repeat the process the following week. Next..
Jada’s Mom wasn’t being rude. It was a teachable moment. Delivery wasn’t suppose to make her feel all warm and fuzzy inside. She’s been coddled all of her life and always had truth sugarcoated.
YES! This is the comment! that is why people do WRONG because they know they won't be checked. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
Almost zero acknowledgment that her daughter and granddaughter have 99% of the same opportunities they pretend their skin color disqualifies them from. Wealth privilege is the real privilege.
Even if she felt nervous, she didn't express any real feelings of remorse/guilt/sadness for her situation and her mother being in jail. If my mom went to jail, even if I know my mom was wrong and deserves to be in jail, I'd shed tears because I love my mom and would hate that my mother willingly put herself in a situation where she will be punished and criticized for a crime she committed.
@@weneedjusticeinamerica I’m not defending her in any way I know that what happened was also her fault it’s wrong on so many levels but you have no idea how she reacted behind closed doors or how she feels. Her attitude in an interview might be wayyy different compared to her attitude in private claiming that someone doesn’t care if their parents are in jail based on a public interview is not right.
I'm gonna take a wild guess that all this isn't the first time people have been robbed of the dream to go to an overrated/over priced university. Instead of getting so mad at them when they aren't even a fraction of the problem..look towards the schools and maybe boycott them. Taking all the anger out on them is ridiculous. What is that gonna solve?
Since she only has two kids, she took two slots. I always thought she should pay for two hardworking poor kids tuition. But this narrative of they robbed a bunch of kids a college education is false.
She's clueless. I can't believe her parents were not able to put INSIDE her head how serious this is. She comes all in bright pink and all smiles. This interview is not about how pretty you are, it is about a CRIME you and your family committed!!!! Do you know how hard people work to get a chance to go to a good university???? Why are you smiling? Do you see the people interviewing you smiling??? Clearly, you DID NOT learn a lesson!!!!!
Blame the school they are the ones committing these crimes ... you think they were the only family ?? People are only going mental because they are famous rich and white
i don’t understand y she can’t want to look good? i don’t think her outfit has much to do with anything really!! and i think if she walked in straight faced it would be uncomfortable. and after all she is still human and can smile whenever, she was serious when the time was right. i suggest watching the full interview if you haven’t, theses videos don’t put what she’s said to justice.
"Chile please" is right. This little girl just became more famous and I'm so annoyed that she is going to continue onward. Yeah yeah, it was her parents. What b.s. while the rest of us bust our asses to get into good schools. I have no pity for this little girl and I'm annoyed she continues to disrupt ANY of my feeds. Please stop sharing stories about her. She needs to learn what real non-famous people have to live with. I'm so over this scandal. I'm so over USC. I'm glad they've lost their high prestige in many circles. I have no time for these kinds of people.
Wow...somebody needs to take a pill & put their teeth back in. What do you think just punishment for her role would be? She knows they screwed up & appears to have learned from it. What else should a person do? They say never judge a person till you walk a mile in their shoes. Then what happens...You a mile up the road, & that cat ain't got no shoes.
@@finurra3905 I'm almost 60 years old & run my own lawn maintenance company. What other people in this thread think about me is none of my business. Peace, love & eat flowers.
@@jenniferbraud5942 She is old enough to stop living off her parents. She could stay away from the media and get a real job and support herself. But she never will. She will use her looks to snag a rich husband and go on to live her shallow life
This is all just theater. She can't even keep the smile from creeping up. She doesn't take this seriously. And Jadas mom sees right thru it. Jada and her daughter probably do too, but grandma has no qualms about showing her skepticism. This girl has been spoiled beyond reproach.
All i see is a nervous young naive girl, her “smile” literally is like the way ppl gesticulate when they’re nervous. Jada’s mom is just as privileged as her if not more, this was about RICH privilege, but ofc she had to bring race into it.
“I’m super close with my mom” but also hasn’t spoken to her in a few weeks, since *going to jail* and doesn’t know why. Sure Olivia 👍🏻 such a spoiled, self-centred young woman.
Agreed, make it make sense, You at least get a phone call. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
exactly!! I am not at all a racist person and I do under stand white privilege, however, this situation and this conversation actually just needed to be about the privilege of being rich, well known and self entitled.
@@blahblahblah332 Also skin color. When it comes to the amount of time in jail and headlines, if Will and Jada did this they for sure would’ve gotten a lot more time in jail. It’s no secret that people of color are pressed harder in the court room.
just talking about her smiling, many people smile when they are extremely nervous and anxious - i do the same thing because i don’t know how to express my emotions. i’m not excusing her actions i’m just commenting on why she may be smiling.
The sad part is she will be one again and she will get more fans. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
a lot of people smile when they are nervous and anxious because they don’t know how to express themselves. i do it to when i get super anxious. i’m not excusing her actions but this may be why.
Her parents are the ones at fault. She is young enough you can't blame her for something like this when led to do it BY HER PARENTS. I am sure her parents have told her to clear her name because they love her and that they are at fault for it. You people act like this was a violent crime.
@Karan Singh stop it with the trolling race bait bullshit.. White privilege isn't real there's more whites in poverty in America then the total amount of black population times 5 lol wtf is wrong with people it's a wealth thing not a race thing
@Karan Singh it's like people think life's a movie and every white person is wealthy bussiness person wearing suits everyday with a brief case and gets a pass in court or by the cops and gets great deals on shit lmao this shits crazy people are so delusional it's sad
@@Truman448 there are "more" whites in poverty because there are more than 4 times the population of white people than black people. white privilege isn't just about poverty, its about the system. a white person has more privilege than a black person with the same income from the way our culture and society stereotype black people as dangerous or threatening.
@@kristinbautista i don't see it... What if white people started complaining about the nba or nfl even mlb being 90% black which are all millionaires? That'd be racist if they complained right? Lol idk where you live but there's more minority owned places where i live then owned by whites.. Salon's,restaurants,gas stations,apartment complexes ect. If there's no opportunity i call bs... And like i said if your talking about police harassment or court system they are against everyone regardless of race but they do take it easy on people in power like politicians or big corporation owners but that's also linked to my original comment of it's a wealthy vs poor thing not a race thing... Basically what I'm saying is it's the people vs the government regardless of race and it's poor vs rich regardless of race... But everyone is making things into race issue's and it's not true or as bad as they say no one can deny there's prejudice people from ALL races but that's not majority..
@@kristinbautista and until people come together and understand it's poor vs rich and the people vs the government and just keep fighting amongst each other over race or any other dumb irrelevant issue nothing will ever change people have been fighting about this stuff for along time until people unite for the greater good no change will happen
Yes she thought this was what everyone does so she could not truly understand WHY this was wrong it was the norm in her community. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
@@katkay9923 She was raised hella privileged, with practically everything within her reach and was surrounded by the same sort of people. So I don't think so really grasps how the "normal" person perceives as right or not. Still, ignorance isn't an excuse for doing unethical things, which she did.
Probably out of nervousness or awkwardness. Obviously her mom being in jail is a big deal, sometimes people act weird when coping. It was also probably hard for her to be vulnerable when the smiths were intimidating.
She didn't really own up to her participation in everything i.e. the crew photos. Maybe this is a little cynical but part of me wonders if this is a sympathy ploy to try to get her parents our earlier than planned.
It’s hard to take her seriously in this situation cause all she is doing is smiling and not taken into consideration that what her parents did was and is seriously wrong! 🤦♀️
She lost me right away with the smiling. When you are sorry and trying convey remorse...you aren't smiling like she's about to take a selfie. Her parents are in jail over her and she's does an interview with a bigger smile then the Joker lol
Smiling is a coping mechanism for many people who suffer from anxiety, I get it myself. I can imagine how nervous and anxious she was at the interview, she even stated her heart was racing, that's a panic attack, not cockiness.
In the interview she admitted that it’s “normal” to do this in her community aka a felony is normalized to the point that they are oblivious that it’s wrong 😑
Yes, why was that glossed over, I wonder what else is "normal" to do in her community? This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
I have a learning disability and it was really hard to get into college because my SAT scores were so low, even though my GPA was really high. I barely got into college, but this small college accepted me and when I found out that they cheated their way into college, it kind of felt like a punch in my stomach. I worked so hard in school, and they didn’t have to do anything to get into the college they wanted to get into. However, I do respect her admitting her mistakes, and not acting like the victim.
That girl should’ve kept her mouth shut 😂 this interview is only gonna make things worse. Not one word of that was genuine. It was a formality so that she can start doing her life again. And jadas mom ain’t there for any of it 😂
Yall are so harsh. I honestly don't think she'll ever move the same way again. She's young and I think this has been the biggest lesson she'll probably ever learn. The whole world hated her all year, I believe she'll grow up doing things a lot different than her parents.
@Karan Singh You are bs turning this into a race issue. This is why there is so much hate & anger behind BLM-because so many people use it to turn every situation into the race card. That woman who falsified the address committed fraud & knowingly broke the law. That was her choice and she suffered the consequences of her choice. The end. Choices have consequences and money buys privilege. That is life for all of us in this world. Grow up and stay on point or take your agenda to the next protest but spare us all your misplaced hate. Smh.
@Karan Singh No, you clearly racist hater, I support justice. And you slanted the story by failing to mention that the black woman's sentence was reduced to 10 days in jail & 80 hours of community service which was less than Olivia's parents and almost identical to Felicity Huffman's sentence. You are what is wrong with this country-ignorant lying racists. Why the hell live in a country when you clearly hate white people? Were there too many fellow liars & scammers trying to steal credit card info in your third world home country to stop you from making a decent living? Either way you should go back because haters like you are destroying this beautiful country.
Yup and Yup, other people will do this, not learn, get caught and say well its only 2 months of jail what a difference it would be if they received years in jail. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
The fact they're giving her a platform to talk about her privilege is ridiculous. She doesn't *deserve* the platform...which is the point of the interview! Shame on all of them. Disgusting.
Riddle me this though. Tana mongoose said the n word and was the most hated RUclipsr at one point in the world. She made a fake ass apology video and somehow got liked again now she’s striving making millions blah blah blah. K but Olivia fucks up everyone is still bullying her a year later. Why did we let tana slide but bullying Olivia?
I watched the whole video, I think she NOW understands how wrong the situation is. I agree with Jadas mom because there’s too much going on in the world for me to care about this but I am pissed about the situation as a whole because her and her sister took the spots of people who genuinely wanted to be there and worked hard for that spot. I am glad that she is talking about it.
Red Table Talk had no business putting her up there. By having done that, they're enabling her having a platform which she doesn't deserve. Ridiculous.
Exactly she should not have been given the platform! This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
The thing most people don't get is, that the ones who are living a privileged life without even doing anything for it, see the world differently... Most privileged kids think that they can buy anything with enough amount of money... and they usually do, so that is why Olivia did not understand why everyone was mad about it... everything she says basically screams the volumes, that she was handed everything for free... her perspective is different from regular people, and if you ask me, considering how she was raised, it is amazing that she still is able to realize and admit what went wrong...
Or she just has a magnificent p.r. rep who schooled her in the ways of public perception. Maybe I'm giving her too much credit. After all, 500k to get in USC and your parents are in jail? Who's the dummy?...
HAHA omg. It’s amazing? Dude she’s still a freaking human and knows right from wrong. It’s pathetic actually because she takes zero accountability for anything.
@@msspringtime99 What's amazing is how people are projecting themselves into her shoes on how they'd want to be treated if they got caught with the proverbial hand in the cookie jar, or her undeserving ass in someone elses seat. That's why you see some of these laughable comments. Last I checked, they teach us that cutting in line is wrong in what, the 2nd grade 😂.
Not true. I know privileged people who know exactly what kind of privileges they have. (50k cars at 15 ready and waiting as soon as they got their licence, trusts, etc). What is mostly unspoken (sometimes spoken) is to be humble about said advantages as to not piss people off because they know they aren't afforded the same opportunities. What most people are disgusted about us her attempt at trying to disguise her arrogance and aloofness about the situation. Other people would get harsher punishment for doing waaaay less than what she and her parents were into. Her facial expressions are telling. End of the day, money and people's perception on skin tone talk the loudest
I’m not mad at all with her responses. I think she’s still very young and incredibly privileged but I do honestly think she wants to learn and I think more than anything she genuinely wants to prove that she can and will do better. I hope she grows from this and becomes an intelligent, hardworking and honorable woman. Stranger things have happened!
@@EarthenBrown if you watched this, you would see she said MANY MANY times, that although at first she didn’t realize it was wrong bc of the bubble she grew up in, she NOW realizes it
honestly, you guys, if we look at this in a different perspective, she's actually quite matured. as she said "she doesn't deserve pity" that's why she doesn't want to be pitied. it is such a mature thing to see your parents, "rich parents" being jailed and still move on, move forward. it takes so much courage to ignore all the bad things and make it look like nothing has happened at all, to not drop a single tear in public, that's courage man. she's messed up, she knows it. and she also recognises her privileges, and wants to take on a new path and use it to help others. y'all think that just because she's rich, it already isn't hard, or that just because she messed up, she's already evil and can't be forgiven.. also don't expect her to be emotional in public, she was born into a rich, upper class family. these people knows how to control their feelings in society.
I totally understand their perspective on the white privilege aspect, and they’re right. But I was hoping to hear from Willow more, as she is a 20 yr old and grew up in privilege wealth-wise
Nope not at all. Because no matter how rich you are a person of color, the justice system doesn’t show the same leniency when they commit the crimes that their white counterparts commit. Lori Laughlin gets a measly four months in jail. Who in the hell cares? She’ll easily be able to return to work as usual when this is over. Let Will and Jada pull this stunt and their reputation is tarnished forever
You know what your grades are and where you stand-in your class in high school. If you are in the middle of your class and you score a top tier school you have to know something went down. And then to say she only wants to party. I keep thinking of every person on the wait list....
I don’t see why they needed their kids to get into a good college with the kind of money that they made. We’re told to go to school just to get the kind of life that they already have for their children.
the privilege to scam your way into uni, *Not even attend classes and taking someone's deserving spot*, then coming on media and telling us to move past it? THE PRIVILEGE
Yes the fact she even got a platform says it all. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
She’s smiling because she’s nervous and probably scared out of her mind. Shit I’d be nervous too if I was openly discussing the fact that I was a central part of one of the biggest scandals to date. Lay all of it out there, learn, grown, and move forward in a positive manner.
Adrianne, great call out! She thought she could just say “sorry we messed up” she misses her RUclips career and wants to get back in the limelight. That’s her motivation!
I actually saw a couple of Olivia Jade’s videos before the scandal happened. She’s right....she was in her own privileged world and even complained about nothing things. This is not the same girl. She’s either mature a whole lot or is a very good actress. She is humbled from this scandal.
@@freedom4391 If she was poor her parents wouldn't have been able to bribe someone half a million dollars. So I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have gotten away with it if it was impossible to do in the first place.
She has influenced the young generation in a totally different way then she was hoping-for. Interesting the word "influencer" is still used in mentioning her at all.
For the love of everything Holy!! The woman got two months!! A Black woman who tried to get her children into a better school district usi a different address got five years!! You do the math.
@@gldnkltz101 There's actually a couple of different stories just like that. Just copy and paste "black woman goes to jail for registering child in different address." I promise you, one of those instances will be the first link you see.
@@noirking6138 What I found: "Williams-Bolar was convicted of some charges and handed two concurrent five-year sentences, suspended down to 10 days." So she got 10 days, less than these rich white people. The other case I turned up involved multiple charges (including drug charges) and a prior criminal record, so comparing sentences there isn't really useful.
Why is no one talking about how racist this women are ...the heck .They invited Olivia and because she accepted they decided to be offended because they are three black women .Then why are they also talking about being racist and all this topic when that has nothing to be with the topic or problem of the interview,and they are also saying that she was a privileged white girl and whatever when Jada is like the same but just black WTF ,and like I know that what Olivia's parents did was really bad I'm just confused why isn't people talking about this .It's also really stupid how much her parent's paid for a ''future'' when she definitive already has one !
@@hannahsanders2991 prejudice towards someone based off the color of their skin. And that's exactly what they're doing. Just because she's white she doesn't have more priviledges. She got their way into college because of money
You know - I think the fact that she's admitting she's got privilege and that she didn't realise how lucky she was - or understand what was wrong with the situation rather than making excuses is a really good thing. Obviously, she now has to prove she's actually learnt from this as actions 100% speak louder than words, but you know, at least she's taking responsibility and actually listening to the feedback being given to her.
@@idontcare1481 racism ends with white people. they created the race construct to further their colorist and discriminatory agenda. hold your ancestors accountable..
@@Dudettesluv sorry but as a poc white people did not create race constructs... that's an absurd claim. They are just currently the ones in power among this dynamic
i bet she doesnt give a fuck. rich spoiled people get away with everything just cause they have money and i think its gross. if they had dark skin they'd be in jail for life no exceptions.
I know people are saying how she was smiling was giving them off vibes but that's actually one way people cope with stuff even if it does look off or fake people do use smiling to cover up anxiety and awkwardness. I can tell from this interview she was being genuine.
Yall need to grow up and see that she knows it was wrong. Yall are just always gonna see the bad and never forgive. That's why yall will never get what yall want
@@ginnyluv4601 But kids of color who get in on their merit get blamed from taking spots from people even though they got in legally and had the qualifications for it. We live in a racist world and until we don’t people deserved to get called out. She knew what was happening and was complicit.
It would be easy to forgive if society and the law treated everyone fair and equal. But we all know they barely received any punishment because they are privileged.
I actually do appreciate how she's not showing a single sign of worry and sorry. she do understand that the real value of sorry is seen through actions and not only brought by some emotional speech. I also believe that it's hard for her to see her parents being jailed but because she understands the value of growth and change, she lets her parents stay and think for themselves about what they have done. and tries her best to not show any sign of devastation because of the desire to not anymore be a burden to the public. she recognizes her privileges and knows that being apologetic doesn't solve a thing. instead, she aspires to change and to use her mistakes for growth to inspire others one day. she is willing to take responsibility. that's what matters afterall. it takes more courage to take it all inside and be strong in front of many than cry and cry to people and say sorry. remember that. 💖 also the matters of others, regarding law, she has no fault about it. she doesn't make the law. it just so happen that in this unfair world, anywhere, law, in most times, will favour the rich. she's young and it ain't her fault. so stop blaming her.
Everyone deserves forgiveness if God can forgive us we can also forgive other people in they owned Their mistake and they deserve a second chance in life God bless them all
You're crazy. People like this is what's wrong with the world and why they get ahead over normal people who have to bust their asses to get anywhere in life. They planned the whole thing out and knew what they were doing and you think its ok that they get a second chance? They could give two shits about anyone but themselves. Do you think Judas should be forgiven for selling out Jesus for money?
Amen to that. I hate to see her get beaten down like that. Yeah, she was part of a heinous crime, but it's not like she hurt anybody. I hope that she gets another chance just as long as she really learns her lesson. Bless them all ❤
@@rachelk.9708 didn't hurt anybody? Thats all that matters is physical harm? Not a kid who was rejected to give this useless trust fund kid a spot? Stop backing rich people they are the the real enemy. They benefit off of US not the other way around.
I feel like USC should have created more spots instead of having limited spots. They knew that people would do anything to get their kids in that college or any other college.
This is why I love the black and brown sisters. They will keep it real with one another and call you totally out...in a loving and teaching way of course. At least Jada's mom will never let Jada nor her granddaughters be privileged.
Ok let me try to digest this Rich Privilege black women have a talk with a rich privilege white girl about privilege!!!! ok... Ladies when you are poor there is no privilege what so ever....
BOTH are privileged because they are rich but her parents got off easy because they are white POC who do this would and have gotten years, look it up. (But I do see the irony) This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
actually pretty shocking to watch the documentary on the college scandal and realize that this chic knew everything. here she is pretending her parents did it behind her back.. yeah right
life is too short to stay mad at things. YES what they did was wrong, but they admitted it, they are serving the consequences and are understanding of their actions. if we want change, we have to be forgiving. theres bigger problems in the world.
I agree with you. It is certainly not a popular opinion and I am cool with that. Yes what they did was wrong. There were consequences and they are paying for it (I believe the sentence should be longer. Thats just my opinion) but we have to get to a place where we give people the platform to learn from there mistakes. Truth be told we all mess up sometimes. Some more/worse than the others. But we have to learn to forgive. What I have come to realize is that we live in an unforgiving society. We have to give people the opportunity to grow from their mistakes.
They admitted it cause they didnt have any other choice. That woman was pleading not guilty many times until she realized she will go to prison for a long time if she will continue denying her crimes. This olivia woman also doesn’t have any other choice but to ‘admit it and learn from it’ as she still has a nerve to want to be a so called influencer. They only sorry cause they got caught and they literally have no other choice
Idk, Jada's mom keeps on cutting her eyes at her like she's not believing anything she is saying. The "scary look" from a black mom 😱. That little white girl doesn't know "the look" Lol!!
LOL i know - Olivia looks scared of her - probably the first person to tell her the truth. At least she wiped that smile off her face. Olivia knows this is just a bump in the road - won't change her egotistical lifestyle.
@esaesa07 i know the fucking history but what the hell does that have to do with this admissions scandal. omg olivia jade and her family are rich bc of fame. the smiths are rich bc of fame. like i said, it’s rich vs poor not black vs white in THIS situation. not that serious bro.
Everyone on this table is privileged for god sake! Olivia and her family aren’t the only rich people here who used their fame and money for their advantage. The smiths here have done the same, nepotism has gotten their children movies, record deals etc, cuz let’s face it the kids don’t have any real talent for music or acting but somehow have a career based around it. So everyone on this table is literally the same, a bunch of privileged rich people coming after another rich privileged girl. All these people need to get off their high horse and go get an actual job if they wanna act like they do actual work, because none of them have struggled in life nor do they know the meaning of achieving something on their own merit!
I have never seen someone with literally no personality before...Well, until this interview...but let’s not forget - that entire „table” has more money in their bank accounts that we can count...Talking about privilege
exactly. done with people acting like they're perfect. She is acknowledging her mistakes.. she has been publicly humiliated.. her parents pushed her to go along with this.. Leave this beautiful spitting image of her mother alone!!
@@janetteyerling8907 Exactly. Nobody is righteous. If she came out to accept their mistake, just be kind. She didn't have to explain anything to no one, but she did...
Honestly this just sounds like rich people talking to other rich people.
Lol, it is!
They probvably don't care about scandal but they have to talk about bc of media
So you didn’t watch the whole interview? Grandmother schooled her
@@justentertainingtv9686 where can I watch it?
Well, that's what it literally is.
Can't care about this. A black woman received 5 YEARS for using a friend's address to register her child in a decent school. 5 YEARS. They're going to be out in no time and probably all get a reality show or something.
I'm sick to death about hearing about "black" woman. She had a rap sheet and had been dealing drugs. It WAS NOT just for changing an address or ZIP code. So pls SHUT UP ABOUT THIS WOMAN.
Well Jessie Smollet is still walking around free!!
Talk ya isshhhtttt
The privilege is too real
Yeah pathetic! $$$ speaks
the Smiths acting like just because they are black they aren't privileged
Period
YESSS
They look at the girl as she is made of shit. All people sitting there are privileged and it's total hypocracy from Smiths to act as they are better people because of their skin color!
They weren't always rich
@@isobeljames1288 Yes! And they could NEVER match her privilege. Totally different!!!! Worked for sacrificed and earned every bit. She can not say the same.
Hard to believe she hasn't talked to either of her parents yet. They would at least get a weekly phone call. Adrienne's face says it all, she's not buying it.
@Karan Singh SMH they have the complexion for protection 😒
give me a fucking break she knew about it the whole time white privilege my ass
Her parents, and maybe herself, has royally messed up her RUclips "business", or whatever it was that she used to do on the internet.
@Karan Singh Karen was that in Chicago a few years ago? Cause I know a lady that gave a relative’s address so that her daughter could go to a better school and she got five or more years. It was so unfair.
She is using covid for sympathy on why she hasn’t talked to her parents. She is excited to talk about this. She laughing and smiling. Her parents need to learn and she pushing all the blame off on them. She not accepting any of the blame. What a bitch. She basically told the world her parents didn’t raise her right to realize she was privileged. Wow
She’s talking about how her mom is gonna learn a lesson and reflect.... but Olivia was a part of this too!
yeahhhhhhhh like hello why does she get away with it? she should be in jail like them
usually when you’re applying for college, you’re still underage
this only made me hate her more. she just got away with it. again stupid spoiled rich kids
@LittleFlairTee - Etsy Tshirt Store no the parents photoshopped it
How? Do you think you wouldn’t listen to your parents as a teenager if they said you could get into a really good college you just have to deviate the truth a little bit
Instead of granting her the interview, why not have an interview with a student who was REJECTED for not having privilege? Put the spotlight on those students that don't have a voice.
I LOVE this idea instead! This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
Yes to this!!!!
if you weren't good enough to get in, you weren't good enough. It's 2 spots. Why would anyone apply to ONLY UCLA and expect to get in? I'm sure all of those rejects ended up going to another college. It's ridiculous to believe that those rejects were definitely entitled to admission.
Agreed.
Operachic74 perhaps the smiths decided to interview her because it will bring rating to their table ?
She definitely threw her parents under the bus throughout this whole thing
Well who is to blame though she showed no interest in college life she admitted she just was going for the parties so
Karan Singh stop commenting the same comment on every persons comment. You have to much time on your hands to try to prove something wrong
@@ramonaflowers2813 they all deserved 5 years minimum
@@camilane6943 get her 🤣
They are the one who paid the bribe money
She was smiling. Jada’s mom didn’t hold back . She kept it real with Olivia. I’m sorry I don’t have empathy or sympathy for her or her parents
Same here.
Her parents r in jail. From Beverly Hills to living in the projects. She’s still a kid that is loving without her parents. Is it different of course. She doesn’t have to worry if she eats or not. But she’s still a kid without her parents
That’s what I said too.
Good thing she wasn’t asking for that. Just watch the video and you will realize that their talk is different from the message this video/channel is trying to sell you.
@@AMYV3 sorry but she is 21 years old an adult not a kid.
Jada and her mom talk as if they weren't one of the most PRIVILEGED families IN THE WORLD. Lmao... ok bye
i know!! i understand they are different races but i don’t understand how they can be talking about how since she’s wealthy she could move on as if they couldn’t if they were involved in a scandal
That's Jada's mom? She looks older than her mom.
@@dominikbatt4459 there’s jada’s mom and jada’s grandma there (i’m pretty sure?) not sure if her grandma is who you were talking about so just thought i would say that!!
@@bristolmae6386, I was saying that Jada looks older than her mom in that video.
@@dominikbatt4459 oh sorry i totally miss read that🥲🥲 my b
Well I hope she and her sister step out of their bubble and do something meaningful in their life. There are people out there with more money than this family who raised their kids without entitlement.
That’s never going to happen
She straight up dropped out of college lol. Robbed others of being in a great college.
I mean at least she’s opening up to the fact she’s entitled
I hope they will continue to focus on their rowing career.
@@xmuta bruh 😂
i really don't believe that she wasn't fully aware of what her parents were doing. like girl you posed for a rowing photo tf
i was thinking this the whole time. i was confused why they didn’t bring that up during the interview
I don’t think it was that she didn’t know what she was doing, I think it was more that she was raised in a culture in which that behavior was okay so she thought nothing of it (which was why she mentioned that initially she wasn’t ashamed)
Right and was on RUclips saying she hated school, didn't want to be there, and skipping classes to shop.
theres no way she didnt know. i mean shes 18 not 5 she most certainly knew and got away with it
If you get accepted at college because you are on the rowing team but you are actually not... Can't believe she would not be aware of it. She knew, she was all in it too.
In my opinión this is just rich people talking to each other, i dont know why are they talking about “white privilege” this has nothing to do with that
100% it’s driving me insane, this isn’t to do with race. this is to do with self entitlement + abusing their power to get what they want.
@@blahblahblah332 Exactly
Rich privilege is real
I can't believe anyone brings race into this. I look & was raised blacker than Jada lmfao my entire ward of the state life is so fked up "white privilege" ahahahahahaha
it’s about class AND race privilege. i think white privilege definitely has to do with this
She wants that second chance to get her social influencer “career” back. She ain’t sorry, however the sister is smart to not bring attention to herself, how many of us can name her?
My thoughts exactly. She once before and got backlash from it.
Well she does have to move on and do something with her life..
Yes exact point she wants to get everything she lost back. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
yo.... wait a minute...
Isabelle
Her talking as if she didn’t know the whole plan 😂😂
Haha it so funny that you’re assuming how much she knew when you have no ideas. No one will ever know how much she knew or didn’t know.
@@Ava-zo9xi Thank you Ava...
right before her mom went to prison, there was an article about her trying to forgive her mom for what she had done and it was so frustrating because she clearly knew what was happening. she literally said I want to go to college for the parties
Olivia is portraying herself as so demure and that stupid smirk on her face is just childish. She's a grown woman who should be appearing to take this seriously instead of coming across like she's gently rowing her boat, merrily down the stream, hahaha!
@@isabellind1292 ET should have shown the discussion they had about their doubts on bringing Olivia to the show and how it seemed staged. I think that conversations shows one of the reasons why people are so mad at her
I love how she’s acting clueless about everything. She hasn’t done homework or studied but she’s gonna get into a top school? Smh 😂 yea ok
Exactly!!!
For kids who get handed everything they want in life it’s not too far fetched
Joe exactly my point to make it worse she pretended to be on a sports team. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
honestly yeah that’s rich life. they’re in their own world up there, achievement has nothing to do with success for them, and they have no reason to believe that it should. not that that excuses anything of course lmao
@@rorylane4656 yeah i'm sure you know 0 rich people
“I’m 21 I DESERVE a second chance” second chances are earned NOT given.
LMAO
at every corner she proves again and again that she truly does NOT understand that she is privileged. she is just saying what her lawyers recommended.
She didn't kill someone. She went along when her parents lied on a college application. It was stupid. But I don't think its right to treat her like a monster for a stupid mistake she made at age 17 while being pressured by her parents
@@MsBrendalina the gravity of this crime/situation is valid. the crime of murder doesn’t diminish the magnitude of their abuse of power and privilege
This is the equivalent of someone who KNOWS good and well they are about to commit sins throughout the week but then go to church on Sunday to pray for forgiveness, then repeat the process the following week. Next..
Jada’s Mom wasn’t being rude. It was a teachable moment. Delivery wasn’t suppose to make her feel all warm and fuzzy inside. She’s been coddled all of her life and always had truth sugarcoated.
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Facts
YES! This is the comment! that is why people do WRONG because they know they won't be checked. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
Almost zero acknowledgment that her daughter and granddaughter have 99% of the same opportunities they pretend their skin color disqualifies them from.
Wealth privilege is the real privilege.
- “Your Mums been in prison a few weeks.”
- “Yes.” 😃
😁😁😂😂
Like they just asked her about her new clothing line
she was probably nervous
Even if she felt nervous, she didn't express any real feelings of remorse/guilt/sadness for her situation and her mother being in jail. If my mom went to jail, even if I know my mom was wrong and deserves to be in jail, I'd shed tears because I love my mom and would hate that my mother willingly put herself in a situation where she will be punished and criticized for a crime she committed.
@@weneedjusticeinamerica I’m not defending her in any way I know that what happened was also her fault it’s wrong on so many levels but you have no idea how she reacted behind closed doors or how she feels. Her attitude in an interview might be wayyy different compared to her attitude in private claiming that someone doesn’t care if their parents are in jail based on a public interview is not right.
@@barleymae2927 She probably was nervous, with Jada's mom staring her down like a bulldog. 😆
What a joke. She robbed well deserving people of their dream.
I'm gonna take a wild guess that all this isn't the first time people have been robbed of the dream to go to an overrated/over priced university. Instead of getting so mad at them when they aren't even a fraction of the problem..look towards the schools and maybe boycott them. Taking all the anger out on them is ridiculous. What is that gonna solve?
So does affirmative action. Just sayin
@@JennyofOldStones713 No actually affirmative action is redress to American Descendants of Slavery.
Since she only has two kids, she took two slots. I always thought she should pay for two hardworking poor kids tuition. But this narrative of they robbed a bunch of kids a college education is false.
Agreed!!
She's clueless. I can't believe her parents were not able to put INSIDE her head how serious this is. She comes all in bright pink and all smiles. This interview is not about how pretty you are, it is about a CRIME you and your family committed!!!! Do you know how hard people work to get a chance to go to a good university???? Why are you smiling? Do you see the people interviewing you smiling??? Clearly, you DID NOT learn a lesson!!!!!
This interview was far from looks
yes
Blame the school they are the ones committing these crimes ... you think they were the only family ?? People are only going mental because they are famous rich and white
Right? Like humble yourself and put jeand and a hoodie on
i don’t understand y she can’t want to look good? i don’t think her outfit has much to do with anything really!! and i think if she walked in straight faced it would be uncomfortable. and after all she is still human and can smile whenever, she was serious when the time was right. i suggest watching the full interview if you haven’t, theses videos don’t put what she’s said to justice.
She is the poster child of 'Economic Privilege', this could have been done regardless of skin color.
How many of them ended up being white?
@@Hambonehoven Good point sister Hanna.
@@Hambonehoven Just watched the Netflix doc, there was a collection of ethnicities. Money was the ticket in.
Lip service! She's saying everything she knows everyone else is expecting her to say.
give me a fucking break she knew about it the whole time white privilege my ass
What do you want her to say?! Should she carry the weight of every ounce of inequality on her shoulder?! Who invited her to the table?!!🙄
YES! This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
@@JSMITHSTONES she chose? Why you ain't mad at Jada and her crew for inviting her On? Always mad but usually at the wrong ppl....smh...
That child doesn't understand or care about anyone... not even her parents.
When she said her mom being in prison is giving her mom time to think about what she did... Sounds like she okay with her parents serving time for her
I mean, is that a surprise tho? She’s said that from the start.
This interview seemed coached, This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
La tuya por si acaso
@@niko3545 Qué?
I love how the smiths try to be relatable and humble y’all will never be w ur millions 😂 everyone on that table PRIVILEGED AF
"Chile please" is right. This little girl just became more famous and I'm so annoyed that she is going to continue onward. Yeah yeah, it was her parents. What b.s. while the rest of us bust our asses to get into good schools. I have no pity for this little girl and I'm annoyed she continues to disrupt ANY of my feeds. Please stop sharing stories about her. She needs to learn what real non-famous people have to live with. I'm so over this scandal. I'm so over USC. I'm glad they've lost their high prestige in many circles. I have no time for these kinds of people.
Wow...somebody needs to take a pill & put their teeth back in. What do you think just punishment for her role would be? She knows they screwed up & appears to have learned from it. What else should a person do?
They say never judge a person till you walk a mile in their shoes.
Then what happens...You a mile up the road, & that cat ain't got no shoes.
@@jenniferbraud5942 Jennifer read the room. I'm younger than you. lol...have you seen the rest of the comments on this vid? Lady get a life.
I wish y’all would keep this same energy for all influencers and celebrities who do just as worst things as they did🤦🏾♂️
@@finurra3905 I'm almost 60 years old & run my own lawn maintenance company. What other people in this thread think about me is none of my business. Peace, love & eat flowers.
@@jenniferbraud5942 She is old enough to stop living off her parents. She could stay away from the media and get a real job and support herself. But she never will. She will use her looks to snag a rich husband and go on to live her shallow life
This is all just theater. She can't even keep the smile from creeping up. She doesn't take this seriously. And Jadas mom sees right thru it. Jada and her daughter probably do too, but grandma has no qualms about showing her skepticism. This girl has been spoiled beyond reproach.
I’m not trying to deffend her in anyway but maybe she’s smiling because she’s nervous because I myself smile sometimes to cope with the nerves
That last part! This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
All i see is a nervous young naive girl, her “smile” literally is like the way ppl gesticulate when they’re nervous. Jada’s mom is just as privileged as her if not more, this was about RICH privilege, but ofc she had to bring race into it.
Grandma's grandkids is are most spoilt little shits on the planet! Both got paid for careers!
They see through it because they're also full of shit.
Willow's empathy is always on 200% everywhere she goes lol bless her soul
Damn jadas mom looks like she the daughter and the mom is jada shes so gorgeous
It's the lighting. Hides wrinkles
Please learn how to spell or construct a sentence correctly
I dont see no period on your "sentence"🤷🏻♀️
@Gio Corvino Sne had her when she was 35
Beauty faded, dumb is FOREVER
“I’m super close with my mom” but also hasn’t spoken to her in a few weeks, since *going to jail* and doesn’t know why. Sure Olivia 👍🏻 such a spoiled, self-centred young woman.
Actually once you go into prison. It’s a process before your able to contact family. Everything must be approved. So her statement is true!
you hate her because you ain't her
@@rizh5889 nah no one wants to be her but go off
Wrong, I’ve been to prison. You’re able to contact within 24 hours of being there. Especially a prison like the one her mother is going to.
Agreed, make it make sense, You at least get a phone call. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
The Smith family have more privilege, because they are rich and famous, this doesn’t have to be about the human race
exactly!! I am not at all a racist person and I do under stand white privilege, however, this situation and this conversation actually just needed to be about the privilege of being rich, well known and self entitled.
@@blahblahblah332 Also skin color. When it comes to the amount of time in jail and headlines, if Will and Jada did this they for sure would’ve gotten a lot more time in jail. It’s no secret that people of color are pressed harder in the court room.
Ummm that’s just called wealth privilege .. white privilege exist luv ... 😭😭. Last time I chcked they didn’t bribe colleges
@@raami_blurbs It wasn’t a hundred years ago. You can’t be this dense. 😕
T. Carter lol 1750,1790, 1810 and 1860...
just talking about her smiling, many people smile when they are extremely nervous and anxious - i do the same thing because i don’t know how to express my emotions. i’m not excusing her actions i’m just commenting on why she may be smiling.
Exactly, I laugh out of nervousness and it comes off extremely terrible I use to get in so much trouble as a kid.
Sounds like some personal issues to me.
@@DevinsDen I mean WE all have personal issues lmao
I do that too. I smile too much in situations that do not require it
True
She is finally ready to be a spoilt influencer again. So brave.
The sad part is she will be one again and she will get more fans. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
And just like that you predicted it, she posted 3 days ago lol
These 3 women have more privilegies than most of the man and women of My country....
They are richer than a whole country hahaha
What country?
She’s all smiling and talking like someone else issues while her parents are both in jail
a lot of people smile when they are nervous and anxious because they don’t know how to express themselves. i do it to when i get super anxious. i’m not excusing her actions but this may be why.
Her parents are the ones at fault. She is young enough you can't blame her for something like this when led to do it BY HER PARENTS. I am sure her parents have told her to clear her name because they love her and that they are at fault for it. You people act like this was a violent crime.
That’s cuse they’ll be out soon and like jadas mom said THEYLL BE FINE
At the end of the day it was her parents fault.
She's smiling most likely because she knows jada and willow for years and probably hung out with them before this happened
This whole thing is off putting to me
@Karan Singh stop it with the trolling race bait bullshit.. White privilege isn't real there's more whites in poverty in America then the total amount of black population times 5 lol wtf is wrong with people it's a wealth thing not a race thing
@Karan Singh it's like people think life's a movie and every white person is wealthy bussiness person wearing suits everyday with a brief case and gets a pass in court or by the cops and gets great deals on shit lmao this shits crazy people are so delusional it's sad
@@Truman448 there are "more" whites in poverty because there are more than 4 times the population of white people than black people. white privilege isn't just about poverty, its about the system. a white person has more privilege than a black person with the same income from the way our culture and society stereotype black people as dangerous or threatening.
@@kristinbautista i don't see it... What if white people started complaining about the nba or nfl even mlb being 90% black which are all millionaires? That'd be racist if they complained right? Lol idk where you live but there's more minority owned places where i live then owned by whites.. Salon's,restaurants,gas stations,apartment complexes ect. If there's no opportunity i call bs... And like i said if your talking about police harassment or court system they are against everyone regardless of race but they do take it easy on people in power like politicians or big corporation owners but that's also linked to my original comment of it's a wealthy vs poor thing not a race thing... Basically what I'm saying is it's the people vs the government regardless of race and it's poor vs rich regardless of race... But everyone is making things into race issue's and it's not true or as bad as they say no one can deny there's prejudice people from ALL races but that's not majority..
@@kristinbautista and until people come together and understand it's poor vs rich and the people vs the government and just keep fighting amongst each other over race or any other dumb irrelevant issue nothing will ever change people have been fighting about this stuff for along time until people unite for the greater good no change will happen
I believe her. When you're raised and sheltered a certain way you don't know any better.
Yes she thought this was what everyone does so she could not truly understand WHY this was wrong it was the norm in her community. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
You still know basic right from wrong
@@katkay9923 She was raised hella privileged, with practically everything within her reach and was surrounded by the same sort of people. So I don't think so really grasps how the "normal" person perceives as right or not. Still, ignorance isn't an excuse for doing unethical things, which she did.
Who smiles when they're asked abt their parents being in jail.Thats weird.
Its jail !!
Not prison.
Probably out of nervousness or awkwardness. Obviously her mom being in jail is a big deal, sometimes people act weird when coping. It was also probably hard for her to be vulnerable when the smiths were intimidating.
They raised a very narcissistic dtr just like themselves.
Rich people they’re pampered in prison.
it's nervousness... a LOT of people have that smile when they're nervous and don't even realize it
She straight up threw her mommy and daddy under the bus so hard, and that bus ran them over like speed bumps. 🤦🏻♀️
I'm sure the family planned this response
*threw 🤦🏻
im sure she knew exactly what was happening but since she still wants a career she has to blame her parents
@@clarachenn true..
She didn't really own up to her participation in everything i.e. the crew photos. Maybe this is a little cynical but part of me wonders if this is a sympathy ploy to try to get her parents our earlier than planned.
I'll not forgive her until she post a rowing tutorial.
missed her in the Olympics :(
It’s hard to take her seriously in this situation cause all she is doing is smiling and not taken into consideration that what her parents did was and is seriously wrong! 🤦♀️
She lost me right away with the smiling. When you are sorry and trying convey remorse...you aren't smiling like she's about to take a selfie. Her parents are in jail over her and she's does an interview with a bigger smile then the Joker lol
Smiling is a coping mechanism for many people who suffer from anxiety, I get it myself. I can imagine how nervous and anxious she was at the interview, she even stated her heart was racing, that's a panic attack, not cockiness.
Exactly wtf is with all the smiling
Olivia also knew the scam. She knew she didn’t have the grades and posed for pictures. They got off lightly
In the interview she admitted that it’s “normal” to do this in her community aka a felony is normalized to the point that they are oblivious that it’s wrong 😑
Yes, why was that glossed over, I wonder what else is "normal" to do in her community? This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
@@harlightspodcast4585 I did wonder why Willow was featured so little in this would have loved to hear from her more
@@JSMITHSTONES time will tell
I have a learning disability and it was really hard to get into college because my SAT scores were so low, even though my GPA was really high. I barely got into college, but this small college accepted me and when I found out that they cheated their way into college, it kind of felt like a punch in my stomach. I worked so hard in school, and they didn’t have to do anything to get into the college they wanted to get into. However, I do respect her admitting her mistakes, and not acting like the victim.
I really love Adrienne in this interview, she said the right and honest things to Olivia.
Talk is cheap everybody knows that .....
Alot of celebrities and people with money do this everyday. They just haven't been caught yet.🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
Imagine all the students working their ass off to go to that college while Olivia and her sister just relaxing in their mansion
Like the DACA students who have work twice as hard as the average student to get their chance.
That girl should’ve kept her mouth shut 😂 this interview is only gonna make things worse. Not one word of that was genuine. It was a formality so that she can start doing her life again. And jadas mom ain’t there for any of it 😂
That's just it, in the grand scheme of things, it's not going to make things worse. Her privilege will see to that.
Facts
This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
Yall are so harsh. I honestly don't think she'll ever move the same way again. She's young and I think this has been the biggest lesson she'll probably ever learn. The whole world hated her all year, I believe she'll grow up doing things a lot different than her parents.
I don’t care about what the did, I care about the sentences they received. They should have gotten much much longer jail time!
like at least a year. i mean 2 months? what a joke
@Karan Singh you’re c&p comment isn’t relevant to the original caption up there....
@Karan Singh You are bs turning this into a race issue. This is why there is so much hate & anger behind BLM-because so many people use it to turn every situation into the race card. That woman who falsified the address committed fraud & knowingly broke the law. That was her choice and she suffered the consequences of her choice. The end. Choices have consequences and money buys privilege. That is life for all of us in this world. Grow up and stay on point or take your agenda to the next protest but spare us all your misplaced hate. Smh.
@Karan Singh No, you clearly racist hater, I support justice. And you slanted the story by failing to mention that the black woman's sentence was reduced to 10 days in jail & 80 hours of community service which was less than Olivia's parents and almost identical to Felicity Huffman's sentence. You are what is wrong with this country-ignorant lying racists. Why the hell live in a country when you clearly hate white people? Were there too many fellow liars & scammers trying to steal credit card info in your third world home country to stop you from making a decent living? Either way you should go back because haters like you are destroying this beautiful country.
Yup and Yup, other people will do this, not learn, get caught and say well its only 2 months of jail what a difference it would be if they received years in jail. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
The fact they're giving her a platform to talk about her privilege is ridiculous. She doesn't *deserve* the platform...which is the point of the interview! Shame on all of them. Disgusting.
Jada's mother was totally against this. Jada wanted her there and Willow co-signed. I agree with you; it's disgusting!
Ratings !!!
Being the firsts to interview her.
Riddle me this though. Tana mongoose said the n word and was the most hated RUclipsr at one point in the world. She made a fake ass apology video and somehow got liked again now she’s striving making millions blah blah blah. K but Olivia fucks up everyone is still bullying her a year later. Why did we let tana slide but bullying Olivia?
Every single one of them is privileged
Troy is Peter Ja
I watched the whole video, I think she NOW understands how wrong the situation is. I agree with Jadas mom because there’s too much going on in the world for me to care about this but I am pissed about the situation as a whole because her and her sister took the spots of people who genuinely wanted to be there and worked hard for that spot. I am glad that she is talking about it.
No she’s not sorry, I don’t feel sympathy for her
You’re blind if you think that she understood what was wrong
Red Table Talk had no business putting her up there. By having done that, they're enabling her having a platform which she doesn't deserve. Ridiculous.
I agree
And Adrienne didn’t even want her there. I agree that she shouldn’t have been on the show. But I think they wanted to really tell her like it is
I thought the exact same thing. She wants to get back into the limelight.
Exactly she should not have been given the platform! This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
The thing most people don't get is, that the ones who are living a privileged life without even doing anything for it, see the world differently...
Most privileged kids think that they can buy anything with enough amount of money... and they usually do, so that is why Olivia did not understand why
everyone was mad about it... everything she says basically screams the volumes, that she was handed everything for free... her perspective is different from regular people, and if you ask me, considering how she was raised, it is amazing that she still is able to realize and admit what went wrong...
Or she just has a magnificent p.r. rep who schooled her in the ways of public perception. Maybe I'm giving her too much credit. After all, 500k to get in USC and your parents are in jail? Who's the dummy?...
HAHA omg. It’s amazing? Dude she’s still a freaking human and knows right from wrong. It’s pathetic actually because she takes zero accountability for anything.
@@msspringtime99 What's amazing is how people are projecting themselves into her shoes on how they'd want to be treated if they got caught with the proverbial hand in the cookie jar, or her undeserving ass in someone elses seat. That's why you see some of these laughable comments. Last I checked, they teach us that cutting in line is wrong in what, the 2nd grade 😂.
Not true. I know privileged people who know exactly what kind of privileges they have. (50k cars at 15 ready and waiting as soon as they got their licence, trusts, etc). What is mostly unspoken (sometimes spoken) is to be humble about said advantages as to not piss people off because they know they aren't afforded the same opportunities. What most people are disgusted about us her attempt at trying to disguise her arrogance and aloofness about the situation. Other people would get harsher punishment for doing waaaay less than what she and her parents were into. Her facial expressions are telling. End of the day, money and people's perception on skin tone talk the loudest
What we’re not gonna do is sit here and pretend that Olivia had no idea what her parents were doing for her. Girl bye!!!
FACTS
Facts
Right
Thank you! Yes.
Exactly she did know about what they were doing
I’m not mad at all with her responses. I think she’s still very young and incredibly privileged but I do honestly think she wants to learn and I think more than anything she genuinely wants to prove that she can and will do better. I hope she grows from this and becomes an intelligent, hardworking and honorable woman. Stranger things have happened!
Nah she’s spoiled and thinks she didn’t do anything wrong.
@@EarthenBrown if you watched this, you would see she said MANY MANY times, that although at first she didn’t realize it was wrong bc of the bubble she grew up in, she NOW realizes it
@@A_4814 Who wrote that script for her? She is not sorry. She sorry she got caught.
I'm glad she acknowledge her white privilege.
Man I sure hope so because this was infuriating
honestly, you guys, if we look at this in a different perspective, she's actually quite matured. as she said "she doesn't deserve pity" that's why she doesn't want to be pitied. it is such a mature thing to see your parents, "rich parents" being jailed and still move on, move forward. it takes so much courage to ignore all the bad things and make it look like nothing has happened at all, to not drop a single tear in public, that's courage man. she's messed up, she knows it. and she also recognises her privileges, and wants to take on a new path and use it to help others. y'all think that just because she's rich, it already isn't hard, or that just because she messed up, she's already evil and can't be forgiven.. also don't expect her to be emotional in public, she was born into a rich, upper class family. these people knows how to control their feelings in society.
hahhahahhahah "She doesn't deserve pity" actually came out of her mouth. Who are you? GQ .. one of her followers?
Those ppl at the table are well off also. It's like one rich person complaining about what actions another rich person did.
I totally understand their perspective on the white privilege aspect, and they’re right. But I was hoping to hear from Willow more, as she is a 20 yr old and grew up in privilege wealth-wise
Willow grew up with privilege but I doubt her family would of done something like this you can see from her grandmothers face
EXACTLY!!!!!!
Nope not at all. Because no matter how rich you are a person of color, the justice system doesn’t show the same leniency when they commit the crimes that their white counterparts commit. Lori Laughlin gets a measly four months in jail. Who in the hell cares? She’ll easily be able to return to work as usual when this is over. Let Will and Jada pull this stunt and their reputation is tarnished forever
The difference is that not everyone at the table was born into money. Funny how you left that part out. That can't be coincidental.
You know what your grades are and where you stand-in your class in high school. If you are in the middle of your class and you score a top tier school you have to know something went down. And then to say she only wants to party. I keep thinking of every person on the wait list....
I don’t see why they needed their kids to get into a good college with the kind of money that they made. We’re told to go to school just to get the kind of life that they already have for their children.
Exactly!!! couldn't have said it better my self, why stress, if you've already got the dollars
"LIVE THE DREAM"
She literally posted a picture of her giving the finger on Instagram after a couples of months. 🤦🏽♀️ she doesn’t give af
the privilege to scam your way into uni, *Not even attend classes and taking someone's deserving spot*, then coming on media and telling us to move past it? THE PRIVILEGE
You said it - Exactly !! She is only there for damage control
Yes the fact she even got a platform says it all. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
The smith family is just as privileged as Olivia & her family. They all make enough money to make them privileged. 👏🏼
She’s smiling because she’s nervous and probably scared out of her mind. Shit I’d be nervous too if I was openly discussing the fact that I was a central part of one of the biggest scandals to date. Lay all of it out there, learn, grown, and move forward in a positive manner.
Good girl.... learn and make a positive from a negative.... ya got my support
Adrianne, great call out! She thought she could just say “sorry we messed up” she misses her RUclips career and wants to get back in the limelight. That’s her motivation!
I actually saw a couple of Olivia Jade’s videos before the scandal happened. She’s right....she was in her own privileged world and even complained about nothing things. This is not the same girl. She’s either mature a whole lot or is a very good actress. She is humbled from this scandal.
Agreed
@@georgiastevens4255
no
I used to watch her videos too big fav actually! And I saw a whole new girl too
@@julianarocha3993 yikes questionable taste
Well if she got her mom's talent than no she isn't a good actress so it must be sincere.
Olivia, I'm sure you'll never read this but...You're not privileged because you're white. You're privileged because your parents are super rich.
Nah even if she was poor she would still have gotten away with it
@@freedom4391 If she was poor her parents wouldn't have been able to bribe someone half a million dollars. So I'm pretty sure she wouldn't have gotten away with it if it was impossible to do in the first place.
Rich in money ONLY
I think she knows that, but being white was worth mentioning considering the social climate these days
@@freedom4391 um no😂
Adrienne is my whole mood on this.
I wouldn’t consider her a influencer anymore bc I don’t think anyone cares about her anymore
Your hair is hideous.
@@latroletteeeee her hair is fine
@@ivyatalanta_ NO IT OFFENDS ME
@fm88 its a troll. Look at the name. They're doing it on purpose. Dont feed them.
She has influenced the young generation in a totally different way then she was hoping-for. Interesting the word "influencer" is still used in mentioning her at all.
For the love of everything Holy!! The woman got two months!! A Black woman who tried to get her children into a better school district usi a different address got five years!! You do the math.
Wow, really? Do you have a source for that?
@@gldnkltz101 There's actually a couple of different stories just like that. Just copy and paste "black woman goes to jail for registering child in different address." I promise you, one of those instances will be the first link you see.
@@noirking6138 What I found: "Williams-Bolar was convicted of some charges and handed two concurrent five-year sentences, suspended down to 10 days." So she got 10 days, less than these rich white people.
The other case I turned up involved multiple charges (including drug charges) and a prior criminal record, so comparing sentences there isn't really useful.
you have to have money and great lawyers to save your butt with our broken justice system.
not yall being angry at her for smiling when jada herself is smiling and laughing when she confess that she had an entanglement lol
You better let them know 👀 haha
Yeah I think its a nervous thing. I kinda inappropriately smile and laugh when im nervous lol
Yeah, one is illegal
The proper expression is, "I want a second chance" not "I deserve a second chance" If you did better in HS English you would understand.
Her language choice shows how entitled she is.
She shoulda just asked David to buy her the college😂😂
Why is no one talking about how racist this women are ...the heck .They invited Olivia and because she accepted they decided to be offended because they are three black women .Then why are they also talking about being racist and all this topic when that has nothing to be with the topic or problem of the interview,and they are also saying that she was a privileged white girl and whatever when Jada is like the same but just black WTF ,and like I know that what Olivia's parents did was really bad I'm just confused why isn't people talking about this .It's also really stupid how much her parent's paid for a ''future'' when she definitive already has one !
No entendi un carajo pero si fueron racistas
Lmao the women aren’t being racist. I’d use a different word. But yes they’re just as privileged
That’s not racism. Do y’all know what racism is?
@@hannahsanders2991 prejudice towards someone based off the color of their skin. And that's exactly what they're doing. Just because she's white she doesn't have more priviledges. She got their way into college because of money
You know - I think the fact that she's admitting she's got privilege and that she didn't realise how lucky she was - or understand what was wrong with the situation rather than making excuses is a really good thing. Obviously, she now has to prove she's actually learnt from this as actions 100% speak louder than words, but you know, at least she's taking responsibility and actually listening to the feedback being given to her.
She wanted people like US to feel sorry for her but do they ever feel sorry for what we go through as black Americans 🤷🏾♀️🤔
White people? I’m so sick of seeing racist comments. Racism ends with YOU
@@idontcare1481 racism ends with white people. they created the race construct to further their colorist and discriminatory agenda. hold your ancestors accountable..
This is more of a poor and rich issue..
@@Dudettesluv sorry but as a poc white people did not create race constructs... that's an absurd claim. They are just currently the ones in power among this dynamic
i bet she doesnt give a fuck. rich spoiled people get away with everything just cause they have money and i think its gross. if they had dark skin they'd be in jail for life no exceptions.
this is way more about rich people s privillege than white privillege
i 100% agree
The sentencing is white privilege
I know people are saying how she was smiling was giving them off vibes but that's actually one way people cope with stuff even if it does look off or fake people do use smiling to cover up anxiety and awkwardness. I can tell from this interview she was being genuine.
Willow's facial expressions had me rolling.🙂
Her facial expressions always have me like that …they seem un natural but she actually is being honest with them lol 😝
This whole situation mostly breaks my heart for the kids that don't have the chance to go to a decent school, let alone USC.
Yall need to grow up and see that she knows it was wrong. Yall are just always gonna see the bad and never forgive. That's why yall will never get what yall want
exactly.
What about the kids of color who get in on their merit and people say they don’t deserve their spot? Fuck that
@@A-M4 girl Olivia and her parents made a mistake. she owned up to it. we all make mistakes, she isn’t perfect.
@@ginnyluv4601 But kids of color who get in on their merit get blamed from taking spots from people even though they got in legally and had the qualifications for it. We live in a racist world and until we don’t people deserved to get called out. She knew what was happening and was complicit.
It would be easy to forgive if society and the law treated everyone fair and equal. But we all know they barely received any punishment because they are privileged.
Girl your not the victim you cheated and no one is above the law
chill, she get what she did was wrong. she is learning from it. don’t hate.
She literally said that herself. She took responsibility.
@@camilane6943you’re right
Let's be honest there are people above the law .
Why are you being hard on her. Dispd you hear her or just dont know how to be passionate
I actually do appreciate how she's not showing a single sign of worry and sorry. she do understand that the real value of sorry is seen through actions and not only brought by some emotional speech. I also believe that it's hard for her to see her parents being jailed but because she understands the value of growth and change, she lets her parents stay and think for themselves about what they have done. and tries her best to not show any sign of devastation because of the desire to not anymore be a burden to the public. she recognizes her privileges and knows that being apologetic doesn't solve a thing. instead, she aspires to change and to use her mistakes for growth to inspire others one day. she is willing to take responsibility. that's what matters afterall. it takes more courage to take it all inside and be strong in front of many than cry and cry to people and say sorry. remember that. 💖
also the matters of others, regarding law, she has no fault about it. she doesn't make the law. it just so happen that in this unfair world, anywhere, law, in most times, will favour the rich. she's young and it ain't her fault. so stop blaming her.
Everyone deserves forgiveness if God can forgive us we can also forgive other people in they owned Their mistake and they deserve a second chance in life God bless them all
You're crazy. People like this is what's wrong with the world and why they get ahead over normal people who have to bust their asses to get anywhere in life. They planned the whole thing out and knew what they were doing and you think its ok that they get a second chance? They could give two shits about anyone but themselves. Do you think Judas should be forgiven for selling out Jesus for money?
Amen to that. I hate to see her get beaten down like that. Yeah, she was part of a heinous crime, but it's not like she hurt anybody. I hope that she gets another chance just as long as she really learns her lesson. Bless them all ❤
@@rachelk.9708 didn't hurt anybody? Thats all that matters is physical harm? Not a kid who was rejected to give this useless trust fund kid a spot? Stop backing rich people they are the the real enemy. They benefit off of US not the other way around.
I feel like USC should have created more spots instead of having limited spots. They knew that people would do anything to get their kids in that college or any other college.
This is why I love the black and brown sisters. They will keep it real with one another and call you totally out...in a loving and teaching way of course. At least Jada's mom will never let Jada nor her granddaughters be privileged.
That whole table is privileged what are they talking about, when your rich and famous it comes with privilege.
Ok let me try to digest this Rich Privilege black women have a talk with a rich privilege white girl about privilege!!!! ok... Ladies when you are poor there is no privilege what so ever....
BOTH are privileged because they are rich but her parents got off easy because they are white POC who do this would and have gotten years, look it up. (But I do see the irony) This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
*poor
@@harlightspodcast4585 How can you be so sure about that? Black people would get the same penalty for doing the same thing
I hope that this challenge allows her to connect with others and really expand her perspective and her audience.
actually pretty shocking to watch the documentary on the college scandal and realize that this chic knew everything. here she is pretending her parents did it behind her back.. yeah right
EXACTLY!!!!!
She better start a scholarship for low income students
I would like to see it. This is talked about on a Spotify podcast called Harlights: open.spotify.com/show/0W1R7yuBWNtdDqaiQ6L3zW
Grandma at the table needs to grow up.
She's the typical angry black woman.
Adrienne is a whole mood. And Willow is unbelievably stunning.
life is too short to stay mad at things. YES what they did was wrong, but they admitted it, they are serving the consequences and are understanding of their actions. if we want change, we have to be forgiving. theres bigger problems in the world.
No fuck that.... their not held to the same standard as a regular citizen so fuck them.
Tell that to the other 2 students who didn’t get their seats even though they worked their butt off but sadly didn’t get the chance
I agree with you. It is certainly not a popular opinion and I am cool with that. Yes what they did was wrong. There were consequences and they are paying for it (I believe the sentence should be longer. Thats just my opinion) but we have to get to a place where we give people the platform to learn from there mistakes. Truth be told we all mess up sometimes. Some more/worse than the others. But we have to learn to forgive. What I have come to realize is that we live in an unforgiving society. We have to give people the opportunity to grow from their mistakes.
They admitted it cause they didnt have any other choice. That woman was pleading not guilty many times until she realized she will go to prison for a long time if she will continue denying her crimes. This olivia woman also doesn’t have any other choice but to ‘admit it and learn from it’ as she still has a nerve to want to be a so called influencer. They only sorry cause they got caught and they literally have no other choice
@@shaunicespence I dont agree at all. I've never made mistakes that were crimes. Its not hard to avoid breaking the law.
Idk, Jada's mom keeps on cutting her eyes at her like she's not believing anything she is saying. The "scary look" from a black mom 😱. That little white girl doesn't know "the look" Lol!!
Pathetic
Wasn't Jada's Mom a drug addict for most of her childhood? This whole interview seemed like privileged rich people going at one another. Stupid.
shut up stop bringing race into
this🙄🙄 this is rich vs poor not black vs white
LOL i know - Olivia looks scared of her - probably the first person to tell her the truth. At least she wiped that smile off her face. Olivia knows this is just a bump in the road - won't change her egotistical lifestyle.
@esaesa07 i know the fucking history but what the hell does that have to do with this admissions scandal. omg olivia jade and her family are rich bc of fame. the smiths are rich bc of fame. like i said, it’s rich vs poor not black vs white in THIS situation. not that serious bro.
This just feels so out of place, so out of touch with reality, and everyone in this video totally unrelatable
Jada looks like the leader of the golden lords
Simon ?? 😂😂😂They don't know about Meteor Man.
Everyone on this table is privileged for god sake! Olivia and her family aren’t the only rich people here who used their fame and money for their advantage. The smiths here have done the same, nepotism has gotten their children movies, record deals etc, cuz let’s face it the kids don’t have any real talent for music or acting but somehow have a career based around it. So everyone on this table is literally the same, a bunch of privileged rich people coming after another rich privileged girl. All these people need to get off their high horse and go get an actual job if they wanna act like they do actual work, because none of them have struggled in life nor do they know the meaning of achieving something on their own merit!
I have never seen someone with literally no personality before...Well, until this interview...but let’s not forget - that entire „table” has more money in their bank accounts that we can count...Talking about privilege
We are so quick to judge, as if we're so righteous. She's acknowledging that they made a mistake.
exactly. done with people acting like they're perfect. She is acknowledging her mistakes.. she has been publicly humiliated.. her parents pushed her to go along with this.. Leave this beautiful spitting image of her mother alone!!
@@janetteyerling8907 Exactly. Nobody is righteous. If she came out to accept their mistake, just be kind. She didn't have to explain anything to no one, but she did...