@@sp1d3rgutzarogantanarchist94 its the clownery for me, she must have caught her husband watching the hit me baby one more time video a little too closely and internalized that rage she should have aimed towards him
Yeah. I thought that was out of line. Britney was a victim of the industry so I can see why she's crazy. When I became an adult I look back at her and Christina's very sexual display so young. It was very inappropriate and the industry and parents failed stars like them.
they're sheep, they laugh on cue- similar to the dave chappelle stand up skit where all he does is mention how anthony bourdain committed youknowwhat and the audience as if on cue erupts in laughter, no joke is even told they just guffaw at it. these parasocial relationships ppl have with celebrities has them cheering and jeering in the face of real life abuse and hardship its disgusting
David Letterman has been disrespectful to many women during interviews, but because he did it in a "joking" manner, it wasn't ever really acknowledged until recently.
I literally gasped when I heard the audience laughing during the Craig Ferguson clip it’s so wild that he had to tell the audience a woman dying and facing all that scrutiny isn’t a joke
Yeah, that was cringeworthy at best. Craig Ferguson has had his own problems, which probably accounts for his recognising someone else's struggle. He can be crass and ogle women with the worst of them, but I feel like even though he often makes me uncomfortable with that, he was in the vanguard of comedy shows capable of taking a step back and taking things seriously and not turning eveything into a joke. I think his audiences eventually realised that, but at that point it was probably utterly hardwired in people that everything a late show host says is a joke and everything is fair play for a joke.
Good point, me too. “It’s not a joke, it’s not funny, people are laughing.” He had to say this several times before the audience stopped laughing outright. Plain awful
@@christopherbrown5409 bc of power imbalance, he was almost 50 years old while she was 22. Not only that but he was literally the president of the United States, he had alot of power over her, she was an intern
@@sofiacorzo8965 CB is a troll. They’ve been leaving baiting misogynistic comments in every comment thread. It’s a good response though. Maybe someone asking this question in good faith will see it.
Clinton had a history of doing this. He's been accused of using his position of power to proposition and pressure women, of groping women and even rape yet the media would attack the accusers and portray him as the victim. When is this piece of slime going to have his day in court?
And she just gave the cliff notes version of their lives, there are videos this same length covering the lives and mistreatment of just one of these ladies at a time and that is sad
I like how "parents" were getting outraged at Miley, who was 15 or 16, and not the photographer or the people who put her in that position for that photo.
Really i thought the same about those Interviews about Britney. Shes 16, and people blame their kids exposure to sexy content on the 16year old instead of the Manager/Producer/Video director/parents? Nvm the question how it's an artists Business to raise your Kid, to Put the responsibility on a Teenager? Which Teenager wouldnt say yes to her Baby on more time outfits and looking more "mature". Thats the age where kids are desperate to appear grown, and it would be the guardians business to see the dangers of this, not the teens Edit for some terrible autocorrect that made no sense
I remember my mom telling me about the picture, saying that Miley was bad (because I liked Hannah Montana at the time), and I was just thinking, "So? It's not like her picture was gonna be seen on the show." Though being in elementary school at the time, I also didn't realize how icky it was that she was a minor when the picture was taken (probably because I was a little kid and thought of teenagers as basically being adults. Though I don't know how actual adults didn't realize how messed up it was.). I still don't think it was right for my mom to use it to "prove" that Miley was "bad" though. It's the adults who are to blame.
So many more, recent too. Lorde being made fun of and called old when she was 17, Selena being dragged because of bieber, Hailey being blamed for the breakup and mocked over her marriage, Ariana being blamed for Mac's death, demi being mocked for their addiction and overdose, Billie being so disrespected and body shamed, Olivia and Sabrina being put against each other... These are so recent and are still going on. It's horrible.
Tbf Justin Beiber's fanbase is also a big part of the problem with Hailey and Selena because they treat real, breathing people like fictional characters they can ship (and don't seem to understand that most people can, like...move on from a breakup.) But most of the blame should still go to the industry/celebrity "journalism" for encouraging this bs in the first place.
YES!! I call them "looks diggers". Theres something pedophilic and disturbing about how old rich men seek out women who were (mindwise, because your brain doesn't mature until about 25) kids a year ago and in a compromising financial situation. Abuse of power?
i will never forgive the media for cancelling Janet Jackson. she was the first celebrity to face actual cancel culture for a mistake caused by a man and while her career was dying Justin Timberlake’s career kept rising high
I never got why they blamed HER for it when she was the victim in the whole thing. HER private body was accidentally flashed to the literal world without her consent. Why should she be punished when she has this embarrassing event to remember for the rest of her life? I really don't get how that even worked.
With Taylor Swift, the most heartbreaking thing when watching her documentary was a clip of reporters yelling at her "did you fuck him yet?" upon her leaving her car go to home. Just shows how grossly deep the "oh she just dates a lot" actually goes.
Honestly I love Taylor. What broke my heart is when Ellen forced her into a game of ringing a bell for every man she dated. It was sincerely messed up.
@@Bubblies005 Or when Ellen pressured Mariah Carey into admitting to being pregnant and her having to announce her miscarriage later on. So fucking gross
That moment where Britney's crying in a restaurant with her son asking for privacy from papparazi has been haunting me since forever. How could you do that to someone and go home to your family happily
no kidding. she had every right 2 attack them with that umbrella. i found a clip where one got a mark on his back from it & he deserved it. those pieces of shit only made 2007 a million times worse 4 her. i found a clip where she ran over another ones foot with her car & he deserved that too. theyre some of the biggest pieces of shit ever. they really r
mariah looked so uncomfortable during that schpiel Rosie did, " she's a nice girl " being the response tells you everything you need to know about that exchange
Mariah was also mocked for her weight gain at that time. She also had an emotional breakdown the next year bc her ex husband abused his power at Sony and stole song ideas from her
"If I had an opportunity to shoot Britney Spears I think I would"... This is probably the scariest thing i've ever heard a grown woman say about a literal teenage girl
@@killerqueen7489 True. Then when Mariah defends herself, people are quick to call her rude or a diva, smh😒 Mariah loves and respects those who love and respect her and didn't wrong her.
@@watermalin I can name ONE time that Mariah spoke negatively on someone else first. And that situation was about behavior and not the person themselves. She really doesn't talk about people like you seem to think
So help me to remember here: Natalie Portman, they did a count down on her too, and i cant recall other names but i have heard at least three other famous girls threated like that
This isn’t a big star, but there’s this RUclipsr named Caroline Konstnar and one comment on her most popular video said “*looks up her age before making any decisions are made*”. I was appalled and kind of angered. I know it might’ve been a joke, but dude… what the heck?
This may be problematic but the reason why megan fox is getting praised now is because the media only accepts women when they’re “non threatening” when women in Hollywood get in their 30s that’s when they start getting respected because they’re considered “old” so she’s no longer a threat now. Another example is Madison beer, people are so vocal about the mistreatment of Megan Fox just to do the same to Madison beer because people are projecting their insecurities on to her, because of how she looks and they are threatened by her looks. In 10 years, when she’s in her 30s watch everyone start apologizing to her.
That’s a good point, Madison Beer has had “ problematic “ controversies but it’s always clear that the majority of people who criticize her only focus on Madison’s looks. Even though she’s a singer and performer now i constantly see people saying “ what does she even do? she’s untalented “ and it’s disgusting to think as time passes people will probably switch opinions as she ages and start saying “ she was so mistreated and talented “
I noticed that with Taylor Swift recently. Like once she turned 30 and released Lover, she was suddenly labeled as a Legend on The Voice and wasn’t seen as unlikable or clingy. She was considered strong after going through everything the media threw at her, especially since she managed to keep her head held high. It’s so wrong how unless a celebrity woman manages to keep her head above water, she is labeled as a lost cause.
Yes! This! That's all I could think while watching her, how amazingly she presented herself there and advocated for herself. No-one should have to do that or be put in such a place.
I hate that. If a man were to react rashly during an interview people would be like "yeah, he's a victim!" but a woman is only allowed to be shown respect if she's cool and collected in such a setting. We're supposed to hold back and be the bigger person for the rest of our lives. It's just ridiculous
@@sin3358 It reminded me of that interview with Robert Downey Jr. when he walked out after he was asked about his substance abuse history. He was somewhat praised or at least vindicated. Lindsey had to side step and be polite
I always roll my eyes when boys or men or whatever always make the same cringey joke about teen girls: “nOboDy: TeEnAge GiRls: *insert something lame here*
@@flynncollins6930 the media just hate young girls being themselves at the end of the day. Anything young girls likes are perceived as shallow or stupid or lame or even hysterical (even though a lot of soccer fans are even more hysterical than let's say BTS fans that i ever seen lol). Just look at how they used to hate on The Beatles until men found them cool and now they're the biggest artist in the world.
@@siapayah9345 This. Young girls can't like anything. If they like sports or vidoe games, they are trying to hard and if they like fashion or makeup, then they are too girly. Everything just had a negative connotation for them.
"She's 25 with 2 kids, she's a baby herself" I'm 25 myself and can imagine going thru half of what Britney went thru, especially being so young and involving her sons.
I remember that incident he was talking about very vividly. Britney was walking down the street with her baby (I think it was Jaden), and paparazzi were in her face. She kept trying to just get by and she tripped. Thankfully she caught herself because they just took pictures and no one tried to at least grab the baby. When she finally made it to the car, she was hugging him and sobbing because it's terrifying to have thosr kinds of close calls. Britney has been through so much and half of it could have been prevented if someone had loved the person more than the pop star.
I watched “Gentlemen Prefer Blonds” recently and, I’m slightly ashamed to say, was SHOCKED at Marilyn’s talent. Damn that woman could act! I was especially surprised at her comedic timing, which I thought rivaled the best of em (Lucile Ball, Fran D.). It’s heartbreaking she’s mostly remembered for her looks, cause she was 100% a triple threat. Also Monica Lewinsky (I’m pretty dyslexic, I hope I spelled that right) has my UNDYING admiration and respect, cause that woman survived HELL and came out with a badass sense of humor and her empathy intact. Surviving would’ve been enough, but she went above and beyond
You are so right about Marilyn. She was crazy serious about her acting, she would arrive on set first and stay the longest, she would spend hours in front of a mirror perfecting her facial expressions, she would have anxiety attacks before filming because she was putting herself under so much pressure to do her best.... yet people still think she relied solely on her looks. You should check out Niagara or Don't Bother To Knock. Both movies are thrillers and show that she not only had a talent for comedy, but could also play the femme fatale!
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is my favorite Monroe movie that I've seen. She and Jane Russell have such incredible chemistry. Russell's interviews talking about Marilyn after she died are also the most genuine I think.
I can't believe the people saw a 16 year old get married to a man 3 times their age and not only decided to blame THEM, but also called them horrible names. This was so recent...
South Park, not known for being an empathetic show, was much more respectful to Britney Spears than the media ever could be. The boys end up trying to save Britney from the paparazzi once they see the toll it takes on her.
Yeah it's quite funny too seeing as SP usually mocks celebrities. They were years ahead in showing how ridiculous celebrity-paparazzi culture is. They do a remake of 'work b' in the later episodes too LOL great show
And let’s not forget Billie Eilish. She was shamed by GROWN MEN on the intervener for having a ‘wine mom body’. She was just 18 years old so people waited until it was literally legal to Sexualize her without going to jail. The person that started was a 29 year old man on twitter. With others that we’re agreeing with him we’re also older men. It’s disgusting that she had to deal with that so early in her career and it being highlighted by the press
@@zitronentee Women were the biggest consumers of these magazines, but I'll have you bet they are owned, maybe even edited, by almost exclusively men. It's so disturbing that they targetted a female audience with this shit, trying to sow distrust and antagonism between women. Seeing rich and famous women torn apart like that for the smallest shit is also a very effective way to instill fear of stepping out of line in women. Fearful womem are controlable women.
@@gmkar7766 it sends a message that young women shouldnt emulate these kinds of “behavior” when they have done nothing but be forced into a villainized version of themselves :((
I think it’s a mix of both the thing I kind of recognized into all these girls was how not just the father but also the mother wouldn’t do anything. It’s what happend to Judy garland , Natalie wood and much more . Even fathers to like Rita Hayworth . They all cared about was their kids image rather then what they belive in . In a performances it’s said Natalie was screaming at her “ fake mother in a role “ while she was doing it she pretended it was her real mother beacuse her mom pushed her to do so many things.
They love a women when she’s shutting up and looking pretty, but the second people realize they may be a real person with feelings and goals they loose it.
Also the thing with that ,I find Women constantly having to explain and or prove themselves,damn if do dam if you don't ends up happening. Men never have to encounter as brutal the we go through
Kelly K What’s pathetic is you sitting in your mother’s basement typing up this dumbass comment about how men have it worse than women despite the fact that it’s literally been the law that women were less than men/less capable and that effected how they were treated severely, clearly not being able to come up with ONE example of men having it harder than women. And I don’t wanna hear shit about more suspicion that they could be predators.
women are called "gold diggers" when they're caught in affairs while the men aren't called anything when the actively seek out women half their age. Like there isn't even a bad word for that.
Right?Women who date even slightly younger men (even 1-5 years which is so crazy) are called cougars left and right but it’s so “natural” for men to date a 10 year younger girl
@@britch7286 so its okay for old rich woman to prey or groom little boys? I see it all the the time but when someone speaks up on it people ignore it, gosh you just dont wanna admit that it really does go both ways
Its interesting that Justin Timberlake is the centre of several women's controversies but faced almost no backlash, not in comparison to how much hate Britney and Janet got and still get to this day. It's disgusting. It also says a hell of a lot about him.
I hate how her death is now seen as a conspiracy too! Especially by men, that can’t believe that a beautiful woman could kill herself so she must have been murdered. Even today depression isn’t taken seriously by many. Looking at the days before her death it was apparent that she was suffering and constantly being pushed to her limits.
@@sendimejia Every celebrity suicide seems to be a conspiracy these days. People don't want to believe that rich people deal with depression and mental health issues too.
not to forget that Taylor Swift was also target of intense bodyshaming by the media and the public, wich led her to devemos severe anxiety and anorexia nervosa. she was also followed by papparazzis who would try to break into her house and take pictures of her, wich is why she would have dreams of being photographed while sleeping and uncontiously startet do sleep smiling (as if getting ready for a picture)
Yes and people are saying that she's not over her past relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal when she had been over it for a while and her current relationship is a pr stunt when it’s not and instead of people focusing that Taylor is re recording her albums before Lover to own them have the rights to them and people are saying she's only doing it for money and she's a attention seeker
@@jessicawhittemoore7829 I mean she literally asked her (wealthy) dad to make her a celebrity and has been deliberately silent towards her insane fans for harassing Jake Gyllenhaal. Most of the women in this video are victims, but Taylor is someone that accepts the abuse if it means she can stay famous. Even in 2022, when she is arguably no longer relevant Taylor still has a massive cult following and people that think she can do no wrong. Hilary, Britney, Anna, Janet and the rest weren't so lucky.
@Nandos chicken wings Yes it’s disgusting and wish people would stop saying she’s only re recording her music for money and saying that she should be married and having kids by now when she’s has said that she’s not ready for marriage and having kids
Plus, that’s a HUGE power imbalance. He was powerful and important, she was a young girl who worked for him. How the hell do people still figure SHE’S the villain, but not HIM??
@@queenofcute72 You are absolutelly right, the power imbalance, would almost make it seems like kind of power abuse, because, even if she consented the relationship...being on that situation, being young, and being her boss the most powerful man she ever met... she was def biass and she probably felt complied to say yes or get involved in that situation. She could may think it would affect her carreer... and even if it was her who started it, he was the one who should put a stop on it, being on the position he was, being a married man, he should have known better.
Bill should have been fired and to never work for the government again. Not to mention that he needs to apologise to not just his family, but also to the women he has hurt and to the world about how unprofessional he is. If Monica got treated so badly, why wasn’t Bill?
@@OfficialROZWBRAZEL Just because Bill’s a privileged white cisgender man with a chicken in his pants, that doesn’t mean he gets off Scot-free. Yes, he got impeached, but that’s not enough.
So... You're telling me that Judy Garland, being overworked, restricted in her eating habits, pushed constantly to be more productive, even after her mental health was affected... You're telling me that after all that she started failing in her responsibilities at work? Who would've thought!
Don’t forget that she was also drugged. How do you medicate someone at least twice a day for years and expect there to be no ramifications? It’s so sick
Her life story breaks my heart. They took away her childhood and made her think she was ugly and took away her agency. It feels especially ghastly cause everyone is introduced to Judy like a friend and icon of childhood imagination with her role as Dorothy Gale. Then when you grow up you realize that the lovable kid you empathized with had a tragic life.
The hypocrisy of the US ever fails to shock me. A 16 getting a breast exam on TV (to 'prove' they were real???!!!) is acceptable but an accidental uncovering of a boob during an energetic song and dance routine caused the media to shut down and blackball a performer's whole career...! It _shouldn't_ still shock me, but it does.
@@whyareyouwhite5275 the Janet Jackson incident was planned and rehearsed. Although, I do agree that they shouldn't just cancel Janet but both her and Justin Timberlake.
@AntiStraightMaleSociety FAKE NEWS!! The only things that were rehearsed were the choreography and Timberlake's entrance because it was supposed to be a surprise. It was his damn song they were singing when it happened. The false narrative that was circulated was that Janey planned it because she was wearing a sun shaped nipple ring...amounting basically to blaming a rape victim for their assault because she was wearing sexy lingerie. A fact that's only known because of the incident.
@@alicem1961 @Maliha Faroque Take into account that he was quite young at that time and he now owned his mistakes and apologized. Stop spreading hate, he did something wrong but so did all of us at some point
@@NaifAlSaif apologized? When? After framing Britney Spears came out… lol that apology was WACK… he apologized to britney and Janet in the same sentence and never acknowledge his wrongdoings… on top of that… he spent YEARS mocking britney and never took actual accountability for the super bowl fiasco… he never took his controversies seriously and consistently played them off and actually took advantage of the attention to get his name out there… ya Justin’s trash
If Letterman is still alive (he's always seemed boring and overrated to me personally so I don't keep up) he seriously owes Lindsey an apology. You DO NOT EVER EVER joke about someone's journey to sobriety. It's not a joking matter.
@@vicious-w7m ??? it's fucking weird to joke about sobriety to someone who is obviously struggling with it and visibly uncomfortable with the joke. It's barely even a joke, it just comes across as him making fun of her and trying to provoke a reaction.
Seriously that bothered me so much!! Even her body language screams bothered while she's talking about it. The inappropriate reaction of the host and audience is disgusting.
The crowd sounded a lot like men who were her "fans" because of it. It didn't even sound like the whole audience cheering. It sounded like there was a contingent in the audience that was there specifically only to ogle her, not to listen to her.
Mariah in that interview is legendary. So polite, but so not giving in to Rosie's misogyny. She just said Britney was a nice girl , which is demonstrably true - she is a very sweet person. People always call Mariah a diva and a bitch and whatnot, but she was very compassionate in that moment and did what I would probably do if I were in a situation where there would be serious consequences to fully calling out the comments. Classy
Yep. Mariah is a diva, we know that. But we can't take out her respect when another woman is involve. Everyone laughs at her "I don't know her" meme, but I'd rather prefer her ignoring the competition than falling in the "i would tarnish every women/men that MAY represents an obstacle in my path" that the media and society loves so much. If we don't have good things to say about the other, silence should be our answer and our diva knows it the best 🤷🏽♀️
Mariah Carey is a legend. Of course she is sticking up for Britney Spears after Rosie O Donnell came at Britney. Mariah is not a diva to me. I dont like that why call her awful names like this. She support her during now Britney is a free woman.
What really freaks me out the most is the publicity teams. They're professionals who FULLY curate the image of the person. They managed to write the narrative that he is just a poor boy who keeps getting screwed over by these nasty women! Meanwhile, Britney's team was fully on board with the Britney is crazy narrative because it was getting her more press. They were overworking her when she was obviously unwell. Janet's team could have prevented that issue, but they let it happen because they thought it would generate more buzz (def a swing and a miss on their part). The publicists know what is going to get the media in a tizzy, and they put women in these positions even if it comes at a massive cost to their health or career.
Not just men tho , women contributed too Personally I blame colonisation , racism, capitalism and now it is the beauty and fashion industry who use beauty standards as a way to promote their products and sell more
@@bubbybets9336 yes, but putting the blame on men gives it an easy way to brush aside. In fact from what I’ve seen it’s mostly gay/bisexual men and straight women who care about the minute beauty standards. With men it’s like “Kendall or Kylie, duh Kylie she has a big butt, or Kendall I like y’all women” but with lots of women it’s like “Kendall is so bony and tiny but I want her body but except not bc it’s natural, even though it’s surgery, I hate her. Kylie is so plastic eww, but she’s still a queen and a rich billionaire, except she lied and her face is puffy, she should be more reserved like Kendall. Kendall is too reserved and boring” I feel like women critique other women on minute levels and tiny details and then blame the big scale on men so these big female and gay fashion designers/beauty influencers can still put women down and get away with it
We’re not gunna talk about how Judy was assaulted, bullied, harassed and also had been threatened that her dog would get hurt if she didn’t cry in the film, however this is also the sickening truth.
You forgot rebecca black who sung Friday, the song was definitely bad , but instead of mucking the grown men's who wrote the song, people mucked, shamed, and bullied rebecca, who was only 13 at that time
I always hated how they treated a young girl like that. Sure, the song was cheesy and not the best, but why tell her to kill herself and showing so much hate? Comparing to other songs of the era, it wasn't that far from other kid bops.
Judy Garland's story never fails to make me so fucking sad. Even watching her old movies and songs carries so much dread bc i still can't believe how fucking bad they treated her
I feel like Ellen DeGeneres is to be blamed for the on going joke about Taylor Swift dates a lot of guys which is not even true.... Ellen's most interview questions about Taylor were always about boys rather than her work.
These talk show hosts aren't shit. They jut follow public opinion. They will treat these celebrities awful under the guise of caring for their wellbeing
@@totally_a_spy Ellen is disgusting.. Wendy Williams too.. have you watched Wendy shame Ariana Grande for being "small" and being carried by her staff? She's so dumb Jimmy Fallon is ok tho...
I'll never understand HOW people thought it was okay for GROWN ADULTS like Kim and Kanye to bully a then teen Taylor Swift, and call her a snake when they started the antagonizing. And Ellen is a total demon for how she's treated her female guests.
She's was not a teen, she was in her 20's. But she's way younger than both of them. Specially Kim being misogynistic towards her, as a woman who has been hated so much, she should've known better and to not treat Taylor that way
I hate wen people say “oh that girl ruined that poor couple’s marriage” like the one who cheated is the one that ruined the marriage, I’m not saying is right too be someone’s mistress, but it’s definitely not they’re fault. Also, unless its ilegal or something, this is someone’s personal business, why do you even care. In the Monica case, I understand. The guy was her boss and much older than her, there’s no way that wasn’t a toxic relationship, he’s in a position of dominance in every way, that can’t be good in a relationship
Also hate wen people talk about possible gold diggers, like why do you care, talk about with you’re friends, share opinions, but not on the internet. It’s really unnecessary and will just make the person feel bad. Also don’t pretend like the rich old men is is a victim (unless he’s literally killed obliviously) I mean, he’s not dumb, he’s not a poor old men.
Yeah and I don’t think I’ve ever seen people blame a man who sleeps with a married woman the way they do a woman who sleeps with a married man. Then it’s the woman’s fault for cheating. In the other case it’s the mistress’s fault for being a homewrecker (and sometimes also the man’s fault for cheating depending on his reputation).
The mistress should have some sort of accountability especially if she knew that the guy was married. But 99% percent of the blame should go towards the guy who actively seeked out for someone to cheat with and actively did it. Monica was in a vulnerable position where he had all the power and saying no was putting everything in the line for her yet she was the one that needed to apologize.
It depended on the situation. If there was sexually harassed/raped by the husband, then I would have a problem. If it was all consent, then it would be 100% the cheaters (Both) fault. In the Lewinsky case, it was both Monica and Bill’s fault. Monica would have know Bill was married with a child, but at the same time, Bill shouldn’t have screwed Monica. The impeachment was 100% deserved, and Monica’s apology was well needed. Both sides are adfault. End of story
Let's also remember the sexualisation of Natalie Portman when she was a child, when people created a website with a countdown to the day she would turn 18 so it would allow them to say all the inapropiate things they thought of her without any legal repercussions
another good example is the whole Brangelina thing, instead of accepting Brad and Jennifer may have split on good healthy terms (as they clearly maintained that they did), OR portraying Brad as even slightly responsible for their split, for the most part the media painted Angelina as being some seductress, sl*t, and homewrecker, or Jennifer as being cold and distant
both brad and angie are toxic, there are reports of mutual child abuse, and a photo of brad with his hand up one of the girl's skirt, name begins with z
Yep, there were plenty of "team anniston" or "team jolie" shirts but no "pitt sucks" shirts! I like Brad Pitt and I think even he's still embarrassed how about how he got a free pass
It's so sad and frustrating how some of these woman had died in such a tragic way because of how Hollywood and society treated them no one deserves that. It makes me scared for any young woman going into the industry now.
@@rishikapaul4740 Exactly. No one should be judged on how they dress. Unless your an adult that thinks mixing patterns is ok. Because Sorry mam your not 5
I felt so uncomfortable watching Lindsey Lohan's interview, that look of clear distress and anxiety is so depressing. I couldn't even fathom how daunting that must of felt especially when she was trying to pick herself up and promote her new work.
25:36 Thank you, Craig Ferguson, for being a compassionate voice of reason. Not only for Britney but for Anna Nicole Smith. You can feel the dad vibes from him
Even more so because in that monologue he describes his battle with alcohol addiction and how he was (in 2007) 15 years sober. So he connected their stories together to his own struggle with addiction and attempted suicide, and how he wished the same compassion and recovery for Britney
@Leanne I love this comment and wholeheartedly agree, but isn't it sad that we word this "dad vibes"? It reminds me of when they say "treat girls like you'd treat your daughter", because apparently it's unthinkable that a man could treat women as a human rather than an object if it's NOT their biological daughter. When it comes to feminism, we've still got a long way to go as a society.
The difference in value doesn't mean jealousy. Some people just were not ready for her liberal way of life and the values she showed were frowned upon at the time. Heck, even at the present time, she would be a scandalous woman in many countries. It's not healthy to perceive everyone who doesn't agree with you as jealousy. Superiority complex is a real thing and it's spreading massively in USA.
Wrong. I'm so tired of "iT's jeAlouSY" excuse to avoid difficult subjects. Maybe you're the type of person who is fueled only by jealousy in life, but it may surprise you that most people aren't. Marilyn was not considered unanimously most beautiful at the time, but she was certainly the most sexualised. Other incredibly beautiful women, also suggested "the world's most beautiful", shared the limelight with her but were not subjected to the same level of bashing as Marilyn.
also the fact that Taylor had always been careful of presenting herself in a clean cut, family friendly image, and then Kayne put her naked in his music video and everyone was fine with that cause she was hated
@@ioana7931 yeah true. And when you go to her twitter post about it… like the comments. So many people were like:“stop being dramatic, also it’s true“ like what??? Sorry just because this is your favorite show doesn’t make this shit okay
@@jonnafromthenightcourt3379 what's disgusting is that the show is written by a woman and the fact that the characters are described as being feminist🤦🏻♀️
Losing Amy honestly broke my heart. I remember thinking when rehab was released, when everyone was making fun of it, "she needs help, why is no one helping her?"
People did care for her but she fell victim to the two men in her life, who completely manipulated her and used her for their own benefit. Her trash boyfriend, who only had her as a sugar momma and fed her drugs, and her greedy father who had never cared for her until she was rich and successful.
I myself as a woman have been extremely misogynistic in the past, when I was teen and I am still working on fixing that. It is not downplaying a woman, but placing categories and fixing boxes for women without understanding the struggles and respecting their choices. I just hope society outgrows these issues instead of replacing them with something else
One of the things I find ironic is that these women weren't just mistreated by men and the industry but also by other women. Monroe, Britney, Miley, Taylor and many others got slut shamed constantly by other women, Kim Kardashian leaked an edited video of Taylor and Kanye's call that made Tay disappear from the media for a year. Not just that, Kim was okay with her husband showing a naked Taylor lookalike in his music video and him chanting 'I made that B famous' in his concerts. Yael, ex wife of Scooter Braun, defended her husband when he sold Taylor's masters without her knowledge. Look how Amy Poehlar and Tina Fey made misogynistic comment about Taylor. I saw lots of women complain that Taylor dates a lot but those same woman see Leonardo Dicaprio as a heartthrob even with his questionable love life. Crissy Teigan slut shamed Courtney Strodden on Twitter, even told them to kill themselves. Teigan apologized after all these years only because she was called out. I can go on about it but my point is these women were also the victims of 'internalized misogyny' amongst other things. That's even sadder.
This is so true. Growing up I remembered the media filling you the idea that "women are each other's enemies" and hearing ladies badmouthing others, which in retrospective was ridiculous, now that I've grown seeing that kind of behavior nowadays is really upsetting 😕
Adding to this, this sense of competition that society created on women is also really damaging, I know I know man also "compete" with each other but the motives for this "competition" I've seen on both sides leave me speechless
It’s so scary how most of these big Hollywood stars were pushed out in their late 20’s or early 30’s. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that it’s around that the human brain finishes developing at 25 or 26 which would make them more difficult to manipulate and control. People criticize Lupita Nyong'o for going back to school and then seriously pursuing acting at age 30 but that’s probably the best way to do it. It also shows how much patriarchy overlaps with pedophilia, the media wants children and teenage girls who they can manipulate and sexualize and then blame and punish for their own sexualization
I remember all those female celebs were mostly in their teens and by their twenties they were washed up or drug addicts. Then the media writes articles about how bad your twenties are using those celebs as examples when it fact for most people their twenties are when they find themselves after making their mistakes in their teens. At one time most people were settled down and married with children by the time they were 25.
Child stars (anyone under 18) have such a short shelf life. Amy Adams got her break at 26 Meryl Streep 27 and stay booked and busy their less talented “hotter” peers? Not so much. Gwyneth Paltrow sells candles and Drew Barrymore has a talk show…
Another young woman in Hollywood who i believe faces unfair mistreatment is Milly Bobby Brown. She's still so young and receives so much hate for no reason
@@valeriemalone2729 I blame her parents for letting her move in with a boyfriend much older than she is. But it's not her fault, she's young and doesn't know better. The parents are in fault
And how people keep telling her to date Finn since she was 12, even older fans, like what's up with the interest in tweens love lives? Besides the directors of ST making other actors kiss without the girl knowing beforehand.
"People have weaponized feminist talking points in order to justify their own sexism, ignorance, and insecurities" YES! The amount of times I have seen famous young women, from singers to tiktokers, attacked because people are jealous of them is ridiculous. Using feminism and cancel culture as an excuse to take out your self hatred out on women because you think they are prettier than you is not ok! You should look at the comment section of any youtube video about addison rae, the comments are disgusting.
Yeah the weaponized "feminism" I really dislike is the "Are you being a good role model for girls tho?" No one asks men if they're being good role models for boys b/c they're not expected to raise strangers' children. And it's only used to keep women in line, i.e. don't dress that way, don't act too interesting, don't date "the wrong way," don't be too fat or thin, etc.
_Thank. You._ We really pat ourselves on the back for being "the most progressive generation" and then make the EXACT SAME mistakes of the past, just in different ways. It's just internalised bigotry combined with arrogance and a complete lack of self-awareness. It reminds me of how every woman under the sun is suddenly a pick-me girl no matter what her interests are 😂💀
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 this comment seems like a gross exaggeration of her musical career. out of her 206 song discography, only 15-20ish of her official releases are actual digs at her exes - and the guys she did decide to diss were point blank assholes: jake gyllenhaal and john mayer were emotionally abusive 30 year olds dating a 19-20 year old, and joe jonas broke up with her over a 27 second phone call then proceeded to write a song about how his new gf was better than her. in most of the songs that she "disses her exes" it's just calling them out for their bad behavior. if they want to act like fools, then they shouldn't be surprised when bad songs come out - if you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen. by taking a closer look at her music you'll find she writes stories about her family, love life and struggles she's faced in the industry. many songs that helped her rise to fame like "Tim McGraw", "You Belong With Me", "Love Story", "22", and "Blank Space" were NOT dissing her exes. reducing taylor swift's career to be entirely dependent off of her exes, and reducing her as a human being to just a "crazy woman that defames men🤬🤬🤬" falls under the exact misogynistic narrative that this video is talking about.
I remember when Brit shaved her head. And I remember thinking “Shes clearly sick of people using her for her beauty. She is taking control of her looks. What a bada$$.”
I think she also did it so attorneys/investigators wouldn't use it as a sample to find traces of drugs or anything that would put her custody of her kids at risk, if it's true then it was a smart move too
@@jisoochrist it really was. The fact people harassed her KNOWING she had mental illnesses should be a crime. It’s technically abuse of the disabled. Even adhd is considered a disability in my state. Because it literally can make life disabling. The symptoms of it alone…anxiety, ocd, eating issues, sleeping issues, focus issues… the list goes on.
I remember seeing that on the news and thinking, god give the woman a break. Like she was mentally breaking down in front of our eyes and the cameras just kept flashing 🤦🏿♀️.
Why was the audience laughing at that guy asking Lindsay about rehab? She was clearly a little annoyed and he kept asking dumb questions. Its upsetting how normal this type of behavior was and still is.
To be fair, a lot of late night shows have cards telling the audience when to laugh, give applause, etc. at "appropriate" times. I don't know if Letterman had that (apparently Craig Ferguson didn't).
leno is a creep too, Craig Ferguson is the only dude out of these talk show hosts i fux with cuz he is possibly literally the only male talk show host i have EVER - as a GROWN woman, EVER hear speak on behalf of the exploitation these girls and women have gone through. All these other dudes either celebrated these girls being exploited or laughed at their addiction issues. Creeps
and geez the audience just laughed when he was discussing death and the medias bullying of female celebrities :/ audience responses to these interviews make me so uncomfortable; like when they laughed at lindsays rehab and "oooo-ing" at megan fox's role in bad boys even tho she was literally a minor!!!! like whaaaa? pedos in the audience ? so shameful.... I got so mad they didnt take Craig seriously...
Craig Ferguson is the best host. He regularly called out his audience for laughing at stuff they shouldn't, and you can tell that he supports the women on his show.
@@catherinepoteat he also had a section of his audience seats called Lesbian Row named after 2 audience members who sat there one time who were lesbians which I find hilarious and cool He also would do interviews before the show started with audience members, generally asking how they were doing and giving them a coupon to a restaurant He's pretty cool and genuine
craig ferguson has always been one of my favorite late night hosts, and I really appreciate his brittney/anna nicole speech. You can tell how much people did not care when they laughed at anna nicole's death and for him, a male comedian, to very firmly say "why are you laughing, this is awful and serious" was a huge difference to many other similar male comedians, especially in the 2000's when it felt like misogyny and making fun of women for existing was the norm. I remember being a young, afab kid in the early 2000's seeing all of this, and genuinely not understanding why people were so mean to brittney spears or why they were so mean to this pretty blonde lady but having it hammered home that the correct thing was to hate them. truly the early 2000's was awful for young women.
@@feaww5085 No one else was doing it. That's why I appreciate it. Yes, it's the bare minimum, but when almost no one is doing it, it is worthy of praise.
I paused the video to watch that speech again because I'm a big fan and it's still my favorite moment of him. And apparently,Brittany saw it because,years later,he wanted to use Oops I did it again for a comedy special intro and she agreed immediately,apparently as a thank you for his kind words
he is a gem and the only decent talk show host. Letterman is the worst. just think of how many times he verbally abused his GUESTS, and treated them like he was bored, annoyed, or just plain not interested when they were the reason people were watching his show, not the other way around. His abuse of his female guests was disgusting, and he is just the tip of the iceberg.
@@roxann222 Be a white male...lol j/k. Britney and Janet fans are upset his life was fine after controversies so they're trying their best to ruin him now.
@@TINKERB121 lol the fudge.. he beasically went around years saying bad things about britney and about ther romance while britney keep it private. He is the bad guy in everyone's story
You didn’t really touch enough on Janet, I want y’all to know Janet wasn’t some little star, she was a mega super star at the time, but people nowadays wouldn’t know that because of the blackballing her career has endured. Also in those times she wasn’t really referred to as Michaels sister… she was quite the pop star, 10 number 1 songs, 27 top 10 hits, 6 classic (2 diamond) albums… Janet was no joke
@@ashleyr984 I’d also like to partially blame the time she was blackballed on why people know more Madonna, Janet was blackballed at the start of the internet era… which as you guys can imagine is very damaging
brittany crying mid interview breaks my heart. she didn’t deserve any of that, none of these women did. it’s crazy that they are expected to take it all because that is the price of fame but men don’t seem to pay the same price.
emily pavlovic she’s literally made pedophilic comments. Also she was horrible about an 8-year-old African American actress who had the audacity to be nominated for an Oscar. She needs serious psychiatric intervention.
@@melissam597 can't stand chrissy, and now that I know she was rude to an 8yo is so sad. She seems like such a toxic mean person who says "You can't sit with us!" to those she doesn't like or agree with. I really side eye John for his belief that she is such a wondrous person.
As a guy, I’m really glad I took the time to watch this. This problem is really deep, not just for young women but for all women. It made me really sad because as much as I knew how bad it was for girls, women, ladies and females overall, I appreciate the level of research done here because it opens our eyes on the real victims and what we should all do to move the dial forward. No one can stay silent and passive. We all have a part to play to change how women are treated, not just in the media but in every part of society.
@@skurinski I feel secondhand embarrassment for you. You’re one of those people who thinks you’re clever and those who are just as dumb as you will clap for you while the rest of the world is thinking “Thank God that’s not me.”
I saw the clip from the movie and one of the comments was blaming Megan and her mother only, not Michael Bay? Shit's weird ( I mean I get blaming the parents though)
I feel like growing up with this also makes young girls treat other young girls the same way because that is what you are raised hearing. I didn’t realize how much it colored my views until I was older.
Same here. As a teen to 20-something during many of these examples I remember feeling unmoved by, for example, Britney's breakdown. I remember wasting time before work on crap sites like Perez Hilton. As an older woman now raising daughters I think to myself how terrible it was I didn't care more and didn't realize how disturbing the media coverage was. How society needed to do better.
@@saramm3765 This was me with Madison beer. We have the same age and during the bullying and attacks she would get in social media since I guess 2012 ( it started when she met justin bieber and were friends back then) his fans including some of Selena's fans would write horrible comments to her on Instagram and it didn't bother me at all and I honestly feel bad for laughing at some of the comments back then..and now being 21 and actually remembering that it makes your point very true
Mine was a bit confusing. I never actively hated on female celebrities or anything but I used to think "she must be _forced_ to dress like that by her boss just to get famous, how embarrassing for her." It never occurred to me that a woman's sexuality/body image could be _empowering_ rather than something to be covered.
Man, that was tough watching Letterman put Lohan on the spot about her addiction struggles. He was very flippant about an obviously embarrassing personal issue.
David letterman also treated Joan Collins and Madonna terribly because they were confident powerful women. He played a clip of Joan from an old movie she did on the show while she was a guest on his show in which she was compelety nude. you see everything. He didn't ask her permission she was clearly embarrassed and he did it to humiliate her. She played it off well though saying I which I was still that thin. Its shocking still on RUclips I think.
All I could think of was Lindsay shouldve flipped the script and asked him about his slightly less public but no less concerning issue w substances, but that's a tough thing to pull off when you're on the spot and are trying to be viewed differently
yeah, funny thing about fatphobia is that it is disguised as concern for health but is toxic to everyone involved. in the end, it's just another form of control over women's bodies
@@jennifersun2638 I would say that Britney Spears looks more like Marilyn Monroe, which I'm not surprised cuz both af them are cousins lol, they really had an unfortunate life tho, sadly
@@rroselandd she's a singer and a performer she gets hate because she has the look of 'the girl next door' type of bullshit and people put their insecurities on her because of how young she is and how much success she had gathered in such an age. In other words, they're a bunch of shitheads who got nothing better to do in life
I feel that Paris Hilton is also another female that was taken advantage of by the media. All of us 90’s kids will rem that time when her sex tape was leaked and she was hung up to dry by the media and was the butt of everyone’s joke. But nobody even thought of the fact that she was only 18 at that time of filming and that video was released by her ex boyfriend who’s 31. Nobody stood up for her and said that this is wrong on so many levels and she was just a young adult. Everybody was just waiting to jump on the bandwagon and hate on her because she was born into the Hilton empire.
the sad thing is that just because she is legally adult 18 year old doesnt mean she still wasnt a kid, I hate how the legal age is used against girls as a cause to villify them
@@ayanomar1408 shit even if someone isn't legal age, a girl will be called "fast" and "grown" some weirdo finds her attractive at a young age when they shouldnt
On the otherhand she wasnt only defamed by that, she had numerous driving under the influence, fuckups in media and a lot of other sheit. but hey, her family paid the price together with her, by getting nothing from their grandfathers money.
Madison Beer's situation, especially in the last few years, is so perplexing to me because we're in an era of calling out the media and public's treatment of young female stars while also continuing the cycle on a young female star. Especially since the current Megan Fox renaissance has so many people actively apologising to Megan and calling out how badly the public treated her only to do the exact same things to Madison in real-time.
They aren't genuine in apologizing to Megan, it's only because Megan has been forced to make herself unthreatening and she is older so "less threatening. Madison, young and beautiful, is still a threat. People haven't changed and the jealousy for Madison is just masked to be moral since as a more enlightened culture they don't want to admit that they have these feelings.
@@dreamyanon5151 Yeah 100% and sadly i always think that people would’ve taken Madison and her music more seriously if she is less good looking. People especially girls just hate on her bcs she’s THAT beautiful but also talented.
@@tyloona The "BLM mess" has been debunked countless times by both the photographer himself and the people who were actually at the protests with her (including the actual organisers). At this point it's just another example of an overblown and twisted "scandal" that people have used to justify publicly hating her, similar to what almost all of the women in this video went through.
@@housink8104 It wasn’t debunked at all. Madison claimed that it “wasn’t fake” but how can we take her word for it in the age of performative activism. Although there is validity that some of her hate is stemmed from misogyny, people more so criticize her for being a disingenuous person.
It boggles my mind how passive and subconsciously accepting I was of the mistreatment of Brittney Spears and Taylor Swift. I truly regret feeling okay with how people were talking about her, and only within the last year I started picking up on the language people were using to bring down female public figures.
I also remember how the media talked down on Taylor's relationships, and I kind of went along with it. It wasn't until a few years later that I realized how awful that actually was, because I thought about how male musicians like Prince were pretty much praised for being with so many women. I'm still not really a fan of Taylor's music, but she must be a pretty cool person if she's had a couple of partners. She deserves so much better than how she's treated by the media.
@Anita Vikhals Oh no, not at all! I mean, celebrity relationships aren't really any of my business anyways, because if guys genuinely like Taylor and she's okay with it, then good for her! I just thought it was weird to realize how she's criticized for that while male celebrities are celebrated for it. Sorry for the bad wording of my comment 😅 I'm grey aroace so honestly I have respect for those who still seek out relationships because I was only in one and that was enough for me lol I can't do it again 😂
i fee like brits and tays treatment are not comparable at all. brit was a teenager who was constanly sexualized and harrased for doing nothing meanwhile taylor dates minors, lies about fueds & constanly mentions her relationships.
I love Craig Ferguson for his Britney monologue. It was enlightening at a time when it was so easy to view celebrity punching bags as mindless entertainment rather than what it was, which was the horrific abuse of public figures for our amusement. Will always be a huge Craig fan for that. It's very sad that a human, empathetic take on it was something rare.
i've never understood why taylor gets so much backlash about writing songs about her love life when 90% of the songs you hear on the radio are songs written about the artist's love life. just about every musician that's ever existed uses their love life as inspiration, so why does taylor get the flack?
im sorry, a grown-ass woman said she would SHOOT Brittney!? at an ANTIVIOLENCE RALLY?!?!?
someone get their grandma smh
@@sp1d3rgutzarogantanarchist94 its the clownery for me, she must have caught her husband watching the hit me baby one more time video a little too closely and internalized that rage she should have aimed towards him
I think she was supposed to be the mayor too.
Yeah. I thought that was out of line. Britney was a victim of the industry so I can see why she's crazy. When I became an adult I look back at her and Christina's very sexual display so young. It was very inappropriate and the industry and parents failed stars like them.
ArogantAnarchist the irony.
The audience laughing after Lindsay lohan says shes been to rehab several times is baffling :/ the whole interview was just disrespectful.
they're sheep, they laugh on cue- similar to the dave chappelle stand up skit where all he does is mention how anthony bourdain committed youknowwhat and the audience as if on cue erupts in laughter, no joke is even told they just guffaw at it. these parasocial relationships ppl have with celebrities has them cheering and jeering in the face of real life abuse and hardship its disgusting
Also you can visibly see how uncomfortable she is like from as soon as he asked the question you can see her unhappiness.
That interview made me physically sick
I would feel sorry for her but she is racist so I don't 🤷
David Letterman has been disrespectful to many women during interviews, but because he did it in a "joking" manner, it wasn't ever really acknowledged until recently.
I literally gasped when I heard the audience laughing during the Craig Ferguson clip it’s so wild that he had to tell the audience a woman dying and facing all that scrutiny isn’t a joke
literally
"A wise man makes his own decisions; An ignorant man follows public opinion"
- A Chinese proverb
Yeah, that was cringeworthy at best. Craig Ferguson has had his own problems, which probably accounts for his recognising someone else's struggle. He can be crass and ogle women with the worst of them, but I feel like even though he often makes me uncomfortable with that, he was in the vanguard of comedy shows capable of taking a step back and taking things seriously and not turning eveything into a joke. I think his audiences eventually realised that, but at that point it was probably utterly hardwired in people that everything a late show host says is a joke and everything is fair play for a joke.
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Good point, me too. “It’s not a joke, it’s not funny, people are laughing.” He had to say this several times before the audience stopped laughing outright. Plain awful
The president was having an extramarital affair with the intern half his age and she was made to apologize to him publicly? Ummm okay.
@@christopherbrown5409 bc of power imbalance, he was almost 50 years old while she was 22. Not only that but he was literally the president of the United States, he had alot of power over her, she was an intern
@@sofiacorzo8965 CB is a troll. They’ve been leaving baiting misogynistic comments in every comment thread. It’s a good response though. Maybe someone asking this question in good faith will see it.
@@mikaylaeager7942 thnx i wasn't aware )):
It's maddening
Clinton had a history of doing this.
He's been accused of using his position of power to proposition and pressure women, of groping women and even rape yet the media would attack the accusers and portray him as the victim.
When is this piece of slime going to have his day in court?
The fact that 14 women’s’ stories altogether is an hour long, how long would a video be with the millions of other women, who were mistreated, be?
Like the Olsen twins
*millions of other women
Lol dozens?!?!!? Dozens of millions?
Or Demi Lovato 😢😢😢
And she just gave the cliff notes version of their lives, there are videos this same length covering the lives and mistreatment of just one of these ladies at a time and that is sad
I like how "parents" were getting outraged at Miley, who was 15 or 16, and not the photographer or the people who put her in that position for that photo.
Really i thought the same about those Interviews about Britney. Shes 16, and people blame their kids exposure to sexy content on the 16year old instead of the Manager/Producer/Video director/parents? Nvm the question how it's an artists Business to raise your Kid, to Put the responsibility on a Teenager? Which Teenager wouldnt say yes to her Baby on more time outfits and looking more "mature". Thats the age where kids are desperate to appear grown, and it would be the guardians business to see the dangers of this, not the teens
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yeah it was so stupid, clearly Miley couldn't control that
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING!
Like she said the photo was never sexual in nature. It's the media who shook the frame and made it out to be something it's not.
I remember my mom telling me about the picture, saying that Miley was bad (because I liked Hannah Montana at the time), and I was just thinking, "So? It's not like her picture was gonna be seen on the show." Though being in elementary school at the time, I also didn't realize how icky it was that she was a minor when the picture was taken (probably because I was a little kid and thought of teenagers as basically being adults. Though I don't know how actual adults didn't realize how messed up it was.).
I still don't think it was right for my mom to use it to "prove" that Miley was "bad" though. It's the adults who are to blame.
So many more, recent too. Lorde being made fun of and called old when she was 17, Selena being dragged because of bieber, Hailey being blamed for the breakup and mocked over her marriage, Ariana being blamed for Mac's death, demi being mocked for their addiction and overdose, Billie being so disrespected and body shamed, Olivia and Sabrina being put against each other... These are so recent and are still going on. It's horrible.
All the ppl you named get so much random hate, it’s disgusting.
Don't forget Taylor Swift. 🤧
Maddie Ziegler was forced into an ableist role from a manipulative and insecure child groomer, and the hatred went right to Maddie instead of Sia.
Tbf Justin Beiber's fanbase is also a big part of the problem with Hailey and Selena because they treat real, breathing people like fictional characters they can ship (and don't seem to understand that most people can, like...move on from a breakup.) But most of the blame should still go to the industry/celebrity "journalism" for encouraging this bs in the first place.
@@rachsmith3479 not even gonna start on Taylor, not enough space on the internet to list the injustices she was put through
You literally said what I always say
"If Robert Downey Jr got another chance, Lindsay Lohan deserves one too."
I miss her so much
In comparison to RD jr, she deserves 2 chances.
Who is Robert
She is legit a brilliant actress
saturns7thring the actor who plays tony stark
Ok
People always blame the “gold digger” and not the man actively seeking out people more than half their age....
THIS
True. No matter what happens, at the end of the day women will always get the blame.
Men can do no wrong in their minds
YES!! I call them "looks diggers". Theres something pedophilic and disturbing about how old rich men seek out women who were (mindwise, because your brain doesn't mature until about 25) kids a year ago and in a compromising financial situation. Abuse of power?
Well in anna nichole smith case he was an old and ill man not really capable of many choice. She was the one that took advantage of him
i will never forgive the media for cancelling Janet Jackson. she was the first celebrity to face actual cancel culture for a mistake caused by a man and while her career was dying Justin Timberlake’s career kept rising high
I mean, justin tmberlake has been nothing but an idiot but has not been cancelled yet. Im still waiting for him to be cancelled
am i the only one Who thought he did it on purpose
I never got why they blamed HER for it when she was the victim in the whole thing. HER private body was accidentally flashed to the literal world without her consent. Why should she be punished when she has this embarrassing event to remember for the rest of her life? I really don't get how that even worked.
Yeah poor Janet. It wasn't her fault at all. It ruined her career
@@cparada106 or just stop supporting him
With Taylor Swift, the most heartbreaking thing when watching her documentary was a clip of reporters yelling at her "did you fuck him yet?" upon her leaving her car go to home. Just shows how grossly deep the "oh she just dates a lot" actually goes.
🤧🤧🤧
😥😥
:( oh my gosh
Honestly I love Taylor. What broke my heart is when Ellen forced her into a game of ringing a bell for every man she dated. It was sincerely messed up.
@@Bubblies005 Or when Ellen pressured Mariah Carey into admitting to being pregnant and her having to announce her miscarriage later on. So fucking gross
That moment where Britney's crying in a restaurant with her son asking for privacy from papparazi has been haunting me since forever. How could you do that to someone and go home to your family happily
I recently saw these pictures and thought she must have felt so horrible - they portay loneliness to me more than anything
I honestly don't think paparazzi are happy people.... you can't be if you chronically make others so upset just for money....
@@treenzmj3699 that job probably appeals to sociopaths
no kidding. she had every right 2 attack them with that umbrella. i found a clip where one got a mark on his back from it & he deserved it. those pieces of shit only made 2007 a million times worse 4 her. i found a clip where she ran over another ones foot with her car & he deserved that too. theyre some of the biggest pieces of shit ever. they really r
You can't. Jerks like that don't have happy families.
mariah looked so uncomfortable during that schpiel Rosie did, " she's a nice girl " being the response tells you everything you need to know about that exchange
Everyone talks of Mariah being a DIVA but I can tell she was restraining herself from saying "Shaddup!"
@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 A true diva knows when to contain herself in order to preserve her image and her empire.
Yes. And Mariah was also mistreated around that time as well.
Mariah was also mocked for her weight gain at that time. She also had an emotional breakdown the next year bc her ex husband abused his power at Sony and stole song ideas from her
@@gummy5862 True, I meant they talk of her being a bitch but here she has a lot of reasons to
"If I had an opportunity to shoot Britney Spears I think I would"... This is probably the scariest thing i've ever heard a grown woman say about a literal teenage girl
The same grown woman who appeared at a anti violence rally. 🙃
@@rapmonstersexpensivegirl The irony 🤦♀️
Apparently there were T-shirts made after Heath Ledger’s death in 2008 basically saying why couldn’t it have been Britney...
@@melissam597 wtf
this hurts my heart
I'm glad Mariah Carey refused to engage on that conversation about Britney's outfit. The only thing she said was, "She's a nice girl." Queen shit tbh.
like for mariah that was a really nice and respectful thing to say 😂
@@watermalin Mariah only comes for people that come for her...
@@killerqueen7489 True. Then when Mariah defends herself, people are quick to call her rude or a diva, smh😒 Mariah loves and respects those who love and respect her and didn't wrong her.
@@watermalin I can name ONE time that Mariah spoke negatively on someone else first. And that situation was about behavior and not the person themselves. She really doesn't talk about people like you seem to think
And it wasn't Britney choosing to dress and dance like she did in music videos but the record company bosses.
*There used to be a website with a countdown timer for Emma Watson’s 18th birthday.*
Just saying.
that was creepy af
So help me to remember here: Natalie Portman, they did a count down on her too, and i cant recall other names but i have heard at least three other famous girls threated like that
Also for the Olson twins.
For Billie Eilish too
This isn’t a big star, but there’s this RUclipsr named Caroline Konstnar and one comment on her most popular video said “*looks up her age before making any decisions are made*”. I was appalled and kind of angered. I know it might’ve been a joke, but dude… what the heck?
This may be problematic but the reason why megan fox is getting praised now is because the media only accepts women when they’re “non threatening” when women in Hollywood get in their 30s that’s when they start getting respected because they’re considered “old” so she’s no longer a threat now. Another example is Madison beer, people are so vocal about the mistreatment of Megan Fox just to do the same to Madison beer because people are projecting their insecurities on to her, because of how she looks and they are threatened by her looks. In 10 years, when she’s in her 30s watch everyone start apologizing to her.
It kinda remembers me the film Malena... at the end Malena got finally accepted by women when her beauty vanished.
@@cozumel5608 and that's absolutely disgusting.
That’s a good point, Madison Beer has had “ problematic “ controversies but it’s always clear that the majority of people who criticize her only focus on Madison’s looks. Even though she’s a singer and performer now i constantly see people saying “ what does she even do? she’s untalented “ and it’s disgusting to think as time passes people will probably switch opinions as she ages and start saying “ she was so mistreated and talented “
Hit the nail on the head!!!!
I noticed that with Taylor Swift recently. Like once she turned 30 and released Lover, she was suddenly labeled as a Legend on The Voice and wasn’t seen as unlikable or clingy. She was considered strong after going through everything the media threw at her, especially since she managed to keep her head held high. It’s so wrong how unless a celebrity woman manages to keep her head above water, she is labeled as a lost cause.
Lindsay was trying so hard to stay composed during that awful interview and she did so well! I feel for every woman in this video.
Yes! This! That's all I could think while watching her, how amazingly she presented herself there and advocated for herself. No-one should have to do that or be put in such a place.
I hate that. If a man were to react rashly during an interview people would be like "yeah, he's a victim!" but a woman is only allowed to be shown respect if she's cool and collected in such a setting. We're supposed to hold back and be the bigger person for the rest of our lives. It's just ridiculous
@@sin3358 It reminded me of that interview with Robert Downey Jr. when he walked out after he was asked about his substance abuse history. He was somewhat praised or at least vindicated. Lindsey had to side step and be polite
My heart sank watching that interview. The host is a horrible person and the public is no better
That interviewer has always been a prick. He's done that to lots of people.
It's so common to hate on young woman for literally the smallest shit. The whole of paparazzi and following celebs as a thing should end.
crazy how it translates to all facets, criticising young women for being fans of one direction etc.
I always roll my eyes when boys or men or whatever always make the same cringey joke about teen girls:
“nOboDy:
TeEnAge GiRls: *insert something lame here*
@@eviedegrandpre5268 noting that teenage girls literally have crafted pop culture with their bare hands
@@flynncollins6930 the media just hate young girls being themselves at the end of the day. Anything young girls likes are perceived as shallow or stupid or lame or even hysterical (even though a lot of soccer fans are even more hysterical than let's say BTS fans that i ever seen lol). Just look at how they used to hate on The Beatles until men found them cool and now they're the biggest artist in the world.
@@siapayah9345 This. Young girls can't like anything. If they like sports or vidoe games, they are trying to hard and if they like fashion or makeup, then they are too girly. Everything just had a negative connotation for them.
"She's 25 with 2 kids, she's a baby herself" I'm 25 myself and can imagine going thru half of what Britney went thru, especially being so young and involving her sons.
I remember that incident he was talking about very vividly. Britney was walking down the street with her baby (I think it was Jaden), and paparazzi were in her face. She kept trying to just get by and she tripped. Thankfully she caught herself because they just took pictures and no one tried to at least grab the baby. When she finally made it to the car, she was hugging him and sobbing because it's terrifying to have thosr kinds of close calls. Britney has been through so much and half of it could have been prevented if someone had loved the person more than the pop star.
I watched “Gentlemen Prefer Blonds” recently and, I’m slightly ashamed to say, was SHOCKED at Marilyn’s talent. Damn that woman could act! I was especially surprised at her comedic timing, which I thought rivaled the best of em (Lucile Ball, Fran D.). It’s heartbreaking she’s mostly remembered for her looks, cause she was 100% a triple threat.
Also Monica Lewinsky (I’m pretty dyslexic, I hope I spelled that right) has my UNDYING admiration and respect, cause that woman survived HELL and came out with a badass sense of humor and her empathy intact. Surviving would’ve been enough, but she went above and beyond
You are so right about Marilyn. She was crazy serious about her acting, she would arrive on set first and stay the longest, she would spend hours in front of a mirror perfecting her facial expressions, she would have anxiety attacks before filming because she was putting herself under so much pressure to do her best.... yet people still think she relied solely on her looks. You should check out Niagara or Don't Bother To Knock. Both movies are thrillers and show that she not only had a talent for comedy, but could also play the femme fatale!
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes is my favorite Monroe movie that I've seen. She and Jane Russell have such incredible chemistry. Russell's interviews talking about Marilyn after she died are also the most genuine I think.
She also did some really cool roles. She was terrifying in the 1952 film "Don't Bother To Knock"
Marilyn had the sharpest comedic timing
I'm glad you included fran drescher as an amazing comedic actress!
I can't believe the people saw a 16 year old get married to a man 3 times their age and not only decided to blame THEM, but also called them horrible names. This was so recent...
The man and the woman are both in the wrong
@@saturns7thring733 at 16 you can't even call her a woman yet, that is a child lmao.
@@saturns7thring733 You can’t just drop that load of bull, and then not explain your thinking.
@@saturns7thring733 we stan victim blaming 😍
She's a teen who is almost a young adult and she is a woman?!?
South Park, not known for being an empathetic show, was much more respectful to Britney Spears than the media ever could be. The boys end up trying to save Britney from the paparazzi once they see the toll it takes on her.
exactly!! ironic isnt it
Aww
Yeah it's quite funny too seeing as SP usually mocks celebrities. They were years ahead in showing how ridiculous celebrity-paparazzi culture is. They do a remake of 'work b' in the later episodes too LOL
great show
yeah
lmao yeah, i loved her in south park honestly
And let’s not forget Billie Eilish. She was shamed by GROWN MEN on the intervener for having a ‘wine mom body’. She was just 18 years old so people waited until it was literally legal to Sexualize her without going to jail. The person that started was a 29 year old man on twitter. With others that we’re agreeing with him we’re also older men. It’s disgusting that she had to deal with that so early in her career and it being highlighted by the press
What the fuuuuuck.
That guy that said the wine mom thing still jokes about it to this day cuz that’s the only bit of attention he’s ever gotten 😭
i hate how most of the issues were caused by men in the industry, but people still continue to scrutinize the women for them.
On the other side, this kind of entertainment media are mostly consumed by young women.
@@zitronentee Women were the biggest consumers of these magazines, but I'll have you bet they are owned, maybe even edited, by almost exclusively men.
It's so disturbing that they targetted a female audience with this shit, trying to sow distrust and antagonism between women.
Seeing rich and famous women torn apart like that for the smallest shit is also a very effective way to instill fear of stepping out of line in women. Fearful womem are controlable women.
Absolutely, this shit is targeted towards women who then internalise the misogyny set by men.
@@gmkar7766 it sends a message that young women shouldnt emulate these kinds of “behavior” when they have done nothing but be forced into a villainized version of themselves :((
I think it’s a mix of both the thing I kind of recognized into all these girls was how not just the father but also the mother wouldn’t do anything. It’s what happend to Judy garland , Natalie wood and much more . Even fathers to like Rita Hayworth . They all cared about was their kids image rather then what they belive in . In a performances it’s said Natalie was screaming at her “ fake mother in a role “ while she was doing it she pretended it was her real mother beacuse her mom pushed her to do so many things.
They love a women when she’s shutting up and looking pretty, but the second people realize they may be a real person with feelings and goals they loose it.
They still hate women even when they re pretty and quit , they would find a way to criticize her and hate on her
We just can’t win 😪
Also the thing with that ,I find Women constantly having to explain and or prove themselves,damn if do dam if you don't ends up happening. Men never have to encounter as brutal the we go through
Kelly K What’s pathetic is you sitting in your mother’s basement typing up this dumbass comment about how men have it worse than women despite the fact that it’s literally been the law that women were less than men/less capable and that effected how they were treated severely, clearly not being able to come up with ONE example of men having it harder than women. And I don’t wanna hear shit about more suspicion that they could be predators.
@@kelkil79 your'e pathetic, I hope those men you're caping for hurt you.
women are called "gold diggers" when they're caught in affairs while the men aren't called anything when the actively seek out women half their age.
Like there isn't even a bad word for that.
Right?Women who date even slightly younger men (even 1-5 years which is so crazy) are called cougars left and right but it’s so “natural” for men to date a 10 year younger girl
Girl? it goes both ways, shutup
@@lalalanddddd7584 what do you meannnnnnnn
we have one in spanish: viejo verde. It literally means green old man, but it could be translated as old pervert, something like that
@@britch7286 so its okay for old rich woman to prey or groom little boys? I see it all the the time but when someone speaks up on it people ignore it, gosh you just dont wanna admit that it really does go both ways
"My mistakes are no worse than yours just because I'm a woman"
-Dolly Parton-
funny cuz the celeb who got persecuted the most was a male, ie MJ
@@AC-mp7cx uh huh on average women get it worse
@@shantatv3185 Maybe. But MJ had it way worse than any one else
@@AC-mp7cx It's not a contest.
@@AC-mp7cxyou make it sound like an achievement to be boasted about...it's not a competition lol
Its interesting that Justin Timberlake is the centre of several women's controversies but faced almost no backlash, not in comparison to how much hate Britney and Janet got and still get to this day. It's disgusting. It also says a hell of a lot about him.
well he’s a white rich male
@@hair4571 isn't that the truth.
@@hair4571 *straight white rich male
The man never gets the blame 😞
@@OfficialROZWBRAZEL hopefully
I wish Marilyn Monroe was alive today to see how loved and more respected she is.
Her soul is watching.
@loveutill theendoftimes In different ways than she was before. It's a very different time. People care a lot less about sexuality now than they did.
She still isn't known for what she really wanted. But yes she has a better image
I hate how her death is now seen as a conspiracy too! Especially by men, that can’t believe that a beautiful woman could kill herself so she must have been murdered. Even today depression isn’t taken seriously by many. Looking at the days before her death it was apparent that she was suffering and constantly being pushed to her limits.
@@sendimejia Every celebrity suicide seems to be a conspiracy these days. People don't want to believe that rich people deal with depression and mental health issues too.
IM SO GLAD THIS GETTING CALLED OUT BC THIS IS NOT OKAY
agree
not to forget that Taylor Swift was also target of intense bodyshaming by the media and the public, wich led her to devemos severe anxiety and anorexia nervosa. she was also followed by papparazzis who would try to break into her house and take pictures of her, wich is why she would have dreams of being photographed while sleeping and uncontiously startet do sleep smiling (as if getting ready for a picture)
Yes and people are saying that she's not over her past relationship with Jake Gyllenhaal when she had been over it for a while and her current relationship is a pr stunt when it’s not and instead of people focusing that Taylor is re recording her albums before Lover to own them have the rights to them and people are saying she's only doing it for money and she's a attention seeker
@@jessicawhittemoore7829 I mean she literally asked her (wealthy) dad to make her a celebrity and has been deliberately silent towards her insane fans for harassing Jake Gyllenhaal. Most of the women in this video are victims, but Taylor is someone that accepts the abuse if it means she can stay famous. Even in 2022, when she is arguably no longer relevant Taylor still has a massive cult following and people that think she can do no wrong. Hilary, Britney, Anna, Janet and the rest weren't so lucky.
Body shaming and slut shaming
@@nandoschickenwings90 OMG she's so tiny though, that's disgusting.
@Nandos chicken wings Yes it’s disgusting and wish people would stop saying she’s only re recording her music for money and saying that she should be married and having kids by now when she’s has said that she’s not ready for marriage and having kids
Bill Clinton made his secretary apologize to him after they both had an affair.. 🤦🏻♀️
Plus, that’s a HUGE power imbalance. He was powerful and important, she was a young girl who worked for him. How the hell do people still figure SHE’S the villain, but not HIM??
@@queenofcute72 You are absolutelly right, the power imbalance, would almost make it seems like kind of power abuse, because, even if she consented the relationship...being on that situation, being young, and being her boss the most powerful man she ever met... she was def biass and she probably felt complied to say yes or get involved in that situation. She could may think it would affect her carreer... and even if it was her who started it, he was the one who should put a stop on it, being on the position he was, being a married man, he should have known better.
Bill should have been fired and to never work for the government again. Not to mention that he needs to apologise to not just his family, but also to the women he has hurt and to the world about how unprofessional he is. If Monica got treated so badly, why wasn’t Bill?
@@OfficialROZWBRAZEL Just because Bill’s a privileged white cisgender man with a chicken in his pants, that doesn’t mean he gets off Scot-free. Yes, he got impeached, but that’s not enough.
@@OfficialROZWBRAZEL You asked the question, so it only felt natural to answer it.
So... You're telling me that Judy Garland, being overworked, restricted in her eating habits, pushed constantly to be more productive, even after her mental health was affected... You're telling me that after all that she started failing in her responsibilities at work? Who would've thought!
Don’t forget that she was also drugged. How do you medicate someone at least twice a day for years and expect there to be no ramifications? It’s so sick
Her life story breaks my heart. They took away her childhood and made her think she was ugly and took away her agency. It feels especially ghastly cause everyone is introduced to Judy like a friend and icon of childhood imagination with her role as Dorothy Gale. Then when you grow up you realize that the lovable kid you empathized with had a tragic life.
i love how craig ferguson called everyone out even his audience
I don't know him but I loved him for that
What's sad is that even during a call out, the shitheads still laughed.
He is one of the only talk-show host I highly respect 🙌 a true gentleman
He always kept it real man, funny, compassionate, charming, straight to the point
I've always had so much respect for him
The hypocrisy of the US ever fails to shock me. A 16 getting a breast exam on TV (to 'prove' they were real???!!!) is acceptable but an accidental uncovering of a boob during an energetic song and dance routine caused the media to shut down and blackball a performer's whole career...! It _shouldn't_ still shock me, but it does.
It was hardly accidental.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 ?
@@whyareyouwhite5275 the Janet Jackson incident was planned and rehearsed. Although, I do agree that they shouldn't just cancel Janet but both her and Justin Timberlake.
It’s not acceptable to get a boob exam on tv if it makes you feel uncomfortable men aren’t going to get balls exam on tv they only prey on women
@AntiStraightMaleSociety FAKE NEWS!! The only things that were rehearsed were the choreography and Timberlake's entrance because it was supposed to be a surprise. It was his damn song they were singing when it happened. The false narrative that was circulated was that Janey planned it because she was wearing a sun shaped nipple ring...amounting basically to blaming a rape victim for their assault because she was wearing sexy lingerie. A fact that's only known because of the incident.
Justin Timberlake is a villian in everyone's side of the story
I agree I always hated him
This nerds to be talked about more
I HATE HIM HE’S NOT EVEN HOT
@@alicem1961 @Maliha Faroque Take into account that he was quite young at that time and he now owned his mistakes and apologized. Stop spreading hate, he did something wrong but so did all of us at some point
@@NaifAlSaif apologized? When? After framing Britney Spears came out… lol that apology was WACK… he apologized to britney and Janet in the same sentence and never acknowledge his wrongdoings… on top of that… he spent YEARS mocking britney and never took actual accountability for the super bowl fiasco… he never took his controversies seriously and consistently played them off and actually took advantage of the attention to get his name out there… ya Justin’s trash
If Letterman is still alive (he's always seemed boring and overrated to me personally so I don't keep up) he seriously owes Lindsey an apology. You DO NOT EVER EVER joke about someone's journey to sobriety. It's not a joking matter.
@@vicious-w7m ??? it's fucking weird to joke about sobriety to someone who is obviously struggling with it and visibly uncomfortable with the joke. It's barely even a joke, it just comes across as him making fun of her and trying to provoke a reaction.
What is really strange is that he is an alcoholic himself, so he knows firsthand the struggle of addiction.
that interview was so uncomfortable i feel so sad for lindsay
lmao i like how this comment has so many likes but no one is confirming whether he's dead or alive. like none of us care enough about him to know
From what I saw in this video, Lindsay handled herself with much dignity despite Letterman's persistent low class prodding.
This society owes an apology to a zillion women.
Exactly. But they won't because they r ignorant!!
And society needs to blacklist Justin Timberlake.
Or people need to stop giving celebrities so much attention to the extend that it is influencing their lives.
Nah
@@tyhussein Lmao why "nah?"
why was the crowd cheering when megan clearly said she was underage, and she obviously meant she was not comfortable with it?!
Seriously that bothered me so much!! Even her body language screams bothered while she's talking about it. The inappropriate reaction of the host and audience is disgusting.
The crowd sounded a lot like men who were her "fans" because of it.
It didn't even sound like the whole audience cheering. It sounded like there was a contingent in the audience that was there specifically only to ogle her, not to listen to her.
Mariah in that interview is legendary. So polite, but so not giving in to Rosie's misogyny. She just said Britney was a nice girl , which is demonstrably true - she is a very sweet person. People always call Mariah a diva and a bitch and whatnot, but she was very compassionate in that moment and did what I would probably do if I were in a situation where there would be serious consequences to fully calling out the comments. Classy
Yep. Mariah is a diva, we know that. But we can't take out her respect when another woman is involve.
Everyone laughs at her "I don't know her" meme, but I'd rather prefer her ignoring the competition than falling in the "i would tarnish every women/men that MAY represents an obstacle in my path" that the media and society loves so much.
If we don't have good things to say about the other, silence should be our answer and our diva knows it the best 🤷🏽♀️
@@alexandraclavijo8149 amen 🤲👐
@@alexandraclavijo8149 exactly
The only person she actually tore down was Poot Lovato who like ALWAYS talked about her(Mariah) behind her back.
Mariah Carey is a legend. Of course she is sticking up for Britney Spears after Rosie O Donnell came at Britney. Mariah is not a diva to me. I dont like that why call her awful names like this. She support her during now Britney is a free woman.
lol it would be shorter to just say you’re an ignorant misogynist
Justin really seems like that high-school jock that gaslight, and manipulates 😐
meanwhile he built like a french cut string bean , he need to sit down and be quiet
@@JaneDoe-po4gu And he has zero personality on top of that 😭 whenever I watch him in talk shows, he's the most boring unfunny person
@@SvobodovaEva That's why I thought JC was the star, he had everything imo. Too bad they screw him to focus on Justin.
What really freaks me out the most is the publicity teams. They're professionals who FULLY curate the image of the person. They managed to write the narrative that he is just a poor boy who keeps getting screwed over by these nasty women! Meanwhile, Britney's team was fully on board with the Britney is crazy narrative because it was getting her more press. They were overworking her when she was obviously unwell. Janet's team could have prevented that issue, but they let it happen because they thought it would generate more buzz (def a swing and a miss on their part). The publicists know what is going to get the media in a tizzy, and they put women in these positions even if it comes at a massive cost to their health or career.
Hes awful
People are so dumb. Madison didn’t create Beauty standards, she has adhered to them. Men have created every single female beauty standard. What a joke
@Motown Gayes you're so right! We as women should be more informed instead of falling into misogynistic standards
Not just men tho , women contributed too
Personally I blame colonisation , racism, capitalism and now it is the beauty and fashion industry who use beauty standards as a way to promote their products and sell more
@@Aster_Risk stop trying to excuse other woman’s behavior
@@lh2435 saying beauty standards are bad is not jealousy lmao
@@bubbybets9336 yes, but putting the blame on men gives it an easy way to brush aside. In fact from what I’ve seen it’s mostly gay/bisexual men and straight women who care about the minute beauty standards. With men it’s like “Kendall or Kylie, duh Kylie she has a big butt, or Kendall I like y’all women” but with lots of women it’s like “Kendall is so bony and tiny but I want her body but except not bc it’s natural, even though it’s surgery, I hate her. Kylie is so plastic eww, but she’s still a queen and a rich billionaire, except she lied and her face is puffy, she should be more reserved like Kendall. Kendall is too reserved and boring”
I feel like women critique other women on minute levels and tiny details and then blame the big scale on men so these big female and gay fashion designers/beauty influencers can still put women down and get away with it
We’re not gunna talk about how Judy was assaulted, bullied, harassed and also had been threatened that her dog would get hurt if she didn’t cry in the film, however this is also the sickening truth.
it's sad seeing how true this is, and how much these poor women suffered because of the media
And the fucking public!!!
And millions more in the industry
No one ever talks about how literally everything Anna did was to provide for her son. And I’m glad Mariah said Britney is a nice girl.
Not to mention that ANYONE who claims their spouse is their savior is NOT in a good place. That word alone should've raised red flags
Mariah was clearly so uncomfortable, fuck Rosie O donnell
You forgot rebecca black who sung Friday, the song was definitely bad , but instead of mucking the grown men's who wrote the song, people mucked, shamed, and bullied rebecca, who was only 13 at that time
Rebecca’s journey is definitely tragic, but women’s sexuality is one of the common factors behind these women’s burden
i really liked that song tbh!!! but i sang it like "it's friday, friday you gotta eat GRAPES on friday
I don’t think she forgot, there’s just so many to talk about it’s hard to pick who to put on one video. So sad :(
I always hated how they treated a young girl like that. Sure, the song was cheesy and not the best, but why tell her to kill herself and showing so much hate? Comparing to other songs of the era, it wasn't that far from other kid bops.
She was THIRTEEN?? Jesus christ that makes things disturbing in hindsight.
Judy Garland's story never fails to make me so fucking sad. Even watching her old movies and songs carries so much dread bc i still can't believe how fucking bad they treated her
Her awful mother didn't even protect her from Hollyweird. And don't even get me started on that snake Louis B. Mayer.
I feel like Ellen DeGeneres is to be blamed for the on going joke about Taylor Swift dates a lot of guys which is not even true.... Ellen's most interview questions about Taylor were always about boys rather than her work.
I agree one time Taylor even cried on Ellen’s show because of it :((
These talk show hosts aren't shit. They jut follow public opinion. They will treat these celebrities awful under the guise of caring for their wellbeing
@@totally_a_spy but other talk show hosts like Jimmy fallon and James corden actually respect the interviewees unlike Ellen who is plain rude
Ellen is a bully!!!
@@totally_a_spy Ellen is disgusting.. Wendy Williams too.. have you watched Wendy shame Ariana Grande for being "small" and being carried by her staff? She's so dumb
Jimmy Fallon is ok tho...
I'll never understand HOW people thought it was okay for GROWN ADULTS like Kim and Kanye to bully a then teen Taylor Swift, and call her a snake when they started the antagonizing. And Ellen is a total demon for how she's treated her female guests.
She's was not a teen, she was in her 20's. But she's way younger than both of them. Specially Kim being misogynistic towards her, as a woman who has been hated so much, she should've known better and to not treat Taylor that way
@@fabdav333 she was 19 when kanye interrupted her on stage
Kim didn't gwt into that fued until 2016. Taylor was about 25 or 26 then. Let's not try to frame it like they teamed up against a teenager.
@@fabdav333 She was 18-19, and kanye was already in his 30's. Get your facts right before writing traash
Even when I saw Kanye interrupt Taylor on television when I was about 6 years old, I called Kayne a meanie poo poo head.
I hate wen people say “oh that girl ruined that poor couple’s marriage” like the one who cheated is the one that ruined the marriage, I’m not saying is right too be someone’s mistress, but it’s definitely not they’re fault. Also, unless its ilegal or something, this is someone’s personal business, why do you even care. In the Monica case, I understand. The guy was her boss and much older than her, there’s no way that wasn’t a toxic relationship, he’s in a position of dominance in every way, that can’t be good in a relationship
Also hate wen people talk about possible gold diggers, like why do you care, talk about with you’re friends, share opinions, but not on the internet. It’s really unnecessary and will just make the person feel bad. Also don’t pretend like the rich old men is is a victim (unless he’s literally killed obliviously) I mean, he’s not dumb, he’s not a poor old men.
Yeah and I don’t think I’ve ever seen people blame a man who sleeps with a married woman the way they do a woman who sleeps with a married man. Then it’s the woman’s fault for cheating. In the other case it’s the mistress’s fault for being a homewrecker (and sometimes also the man’s fault for cheating depending on his reputation).
The mistress should have some sort of accountability especially if she knew that the guy was married. But 99% percent of the blame should go towards the guy who actively seeked out for someone to cheat with and actively did it.
Monica was in a vulnerable position where he had all the power and saying no was putting everything in the line for her yet she was the one that needed to apologize.
I’m suprised Hilary Clinton didn’t file for a divorce
It depended on the situation. If there was sexually harassed/raped by the husband, then I would have a problem. If it was all consent, then it would be 100% the cheaters (Both) fault.
In the Lewinsky case, it was both Monica and Bill’s fault. Monica would have know Bill was married with a child, but at the same time, Bill shouldn’t have screwed Monica. The impeachment was 100% deserved, and Monica’s apology was well needed.
Both sides are adfault. End of story
Let's also remember the sexualisation of Natalie Portman when she was a child, when people created a website with a countdown to the day she would turn 18 so it would allow them to say all the inapropiate things they thought of her without any legal repercussions
Was it a website?? I thought it was a radio station.
I applaud Craig Ferguson for defending Britney and Anna especially when they ignorantly laughed at Anna’s death.
And he's a great flirt
"A wise man makes his own decisions; An ignorant man follows public opinion"
- A Chinese proverb
@@kittykittybangbang9367 this quote is less impactful when you have posted it over 5 times.
Justin being invovled in two of these women’s media torture says a lot once a scum bag always a scum bag
I hope Jessica Biel is okay
@@melissam597 I mean he publicly cheated on her so probably not. He's an all round awful human being when it comes to women
@Ariaz Kasouti justin timberlake.
another good example is the whole Brangelina thing, instead of accepting Brad and Jennifer may have split on good healthy terms (as they clearly maintained that they did), OR portraying Brad as even slightly responsible for their split, for the most part the media painted Angelina as being some seductress, sl*t, and homewrecker, or Jennifer as being cold and distant
Yes! They treat Brad as he doesnt make decisions on his own,wtf
both brad and angie are toxic, there are reports of mutual child abuse, and a photo of brad with his hand up one of the girl's skirt, name begins with z
Yep, there were plenty of "team anniston" or "team jolie" shirts but no "pitt sucks" shirts! I like Brad Pitt and I think even he's still embarrassed how about how he got a free pass
@@seabreeze4559 wtf
@@seabreeze4559 where is this photo?
Millie Bobby brown was treated so awfully for no reason. Society proves how they don't need any reason to hate women
When people said she was annoying and talked too much in interviews. God forbid a 12 year old get excited
It's so sad and frustrating how some of these woman had died in such a tragic way because of how Hollywood and society treated them no one deserves that. It makes me scared for any young woman going into the industry now.
I mean Look at how people and tabloids treat billy Elylish right now. Even her fans are being made fun of
@@JesusChrist-sm4bm Don't blame on the length of her clothes, blame on the narrow mentality of the people.
@@rishikapaul4740 Exactly. No one should be judged on how they dress. Unless your an adult that thinks mixing patterns is ok. Because Sorry mam your not 5
@@JesusChrist-sm4bm or we let people wear whatever they want because it makes them happy?
@@semolinalibra sorry sis Mixing patterns is a skn
I felt so uncomfortable watching Lindsey Lohan's interview, that look of clear distress and anxiety is so depressing. I couldn't even fathom how daunting that must of felt especially when she was trying to pick herself up and promote her new work.
I know it made me so viscerally uncomfortable! That poor woman, I'm glad she stood her ground in that interview. That was beyond inappropriate.
25:36 Thank you, Craig Ferguson, for being a compassionate voice of reason. Not only for Britney but for Anna Nicole Smith. You can feel the dad vibes from him
Even more so because in that monologue he describes his battle with alcohol addiction and how he was (in 2007) 15 years sober. So he connected their stories together to his own struggle with addiction and attempted suicide, and how he wished the same compassion and recovery for Britney
Aww, there is something good about Craig after all!
And listening to the audience laugh made me feel ill
@Leanne I love this comment and wholeheartedly agree, but isn't it sad that we word this "dad vibes"? It reminds me of when they say "treat girls like you'd treat your daughter", because apparently it's unthinkable that a man could treat women as a human rather than an object if it's NOT their biological daughter. When it comes to feminism, we've still got a long way to go as a society.
“if the parents don’t like them to see it then change the channel” PERIOD QUEEN
Lets be honest, Marilyn was hated because everyone was jelous as fuck.
Exactly, she was basically the most beautiful woman in Hollywood, and she was also talented and clever, she was a threat
The difference in value doesn't mean jealousy. Some people just were not ready for her liberal way of life and the values she showed were frowned upon at the time. Heck, even at the present time, she would be a scandalous woman in many countries. It's not healthy to perceive everyone who doesn't agree with you as jealousy. Superiority complex is a real thing and it's spreading massively in USA.
Wrong. I'm so tired of "iT's jeAlouSY" excuse to avoid difficult subjects. Maybe you're the type of person who is fueled only by jealousy in life, but it may surprise you that most people aren't.
Marilyn was not considered unanimously most beautiful at the time, but she was certainly the most sexualised. Other incredibly beautiful women, also suggested "the world's most beautiful", shared the limelight with her but were not subjected to the same level of bashing as Marilyn.
I'm so tired of the Marilyn fangirls who always came with the same dumb sentence ,,You are just jealous".
Have you idiots never heard of criticism ?
Nope.
I feel soo bad for taylor like the dating thing wasn’t the only thing. She would get bodyshamed so much till it led to an eating disorder
also the fact that Taylor had always been careful of presenting herself in a clean cut, family friendly image, and then Kayne put her naked in his music video and everyone was fine with that cause she was hated
@@frommywindow180 yeah true
I'm not a fan of Taylor but is 2021 and there are still jokes like it was in Ginny & Georgia "you change men faster than Taylor Swift"🤦🏻♀️
@@ioana7931 yeah true. And when you go to her twitter post about it… like the comments. So many people were like:“stop being dramatic, also it’s true“ like what??? Sorry just because this is your favorite show doesn’t make this shit okay
@@jonnafromthenightcourt3379 what's disgusting is that the show is written by a woman and the fact that the characters are described as being feminist🤦🏻♀️
I literally feel so bad for Amy when she was working a lot for her music no one cared for her r.i.p Amy it’s been 10 years
No one? She was one of the biggest, you can't say she was underrated
@@alicedb5102 from one alice to another, please reread what they wrote and think about your reply
i was gonna wax rhapsodic about my grief for amy never going away but i came onto a battle between alices aight im out-
Losing Amy honestly broke my heart.
I remember thinking when rehab was released, when everyone was making fun of it, "she needs help, why is no one helping her?"
People did care for her but she fell victim to the two men in her life, who completely manipulated her and used her for their own benefit. Her trash boyfriend, who only had her as a sugar momma and fed her drugs, and her greedy father who had never cared for her until she was rich and successful.
I myself as a woman have been extremely misogynistic in the past, when I was teen and I am still working on fixing that. It is not downplaying a woman, but placing categories and fixing boxes for women without understanding the struggles and respecting their choices. I just hope society outgrows these issues instead of replacing them with something else
The society just can't see beautiful, strong women succeed on their own accord without a sob story owed to a man
Not the industry, the SOCIETY
@@SvobodovaEva yEs, thank you for correcting me, I'll go edit it now
@@chanizard No problem, I just wanted to point out that it's not an isolated problem, it happens everywhere
@Arohi unrelated but hello aot fan
@Winifred Eghrudje yesss!
One of the things I find ironic is that these women weren't just mistreated by men and the industry but also by other women. Monroe, Britney, Miley, Taylor and many others got slut shamed constantly by other women, Kim Kardashian leaked an edited video of Taylor and Kanye's call that made Tay disappear from the media for a year. Not just that, Kim was okay with her husband showing a naked Taylor lookalike in his music video and him chanting 'I made that B famous' in his concerts. Yael, ex wife of Scooter Braun, defended her husband when he sold Taylor's masters without her knowledge.
Look how Amy Poehlar and Tina Fey made misogynistic comment about Taylor. I saw lots of women complain that Taylor dates a lot but those same woman see Leonardo Dicaprio as a heartthrob even with his questionable love life. Crissy Teigan slut shamed Courtney Strodden on Twitter, even told them to kill themselves. Teigan apologized after all these years only because she was called out.
I can go on about it but my point is these women were also the victims of 'internalized misogyny' amongst other things. That's even sadder.
%100 agreed however Courtney uses they/them pronouns
@@alexandralia7028 my bad, edited*
that's called "patriarchal bargain" and every women is guilty. Look it up.
This is so true. Growing up I remembered the media filling you the idea that "women are each other's enemies" and hearing ladies badmouthing others, which in retrospective was ridiculous, now that I've grown seeing that kind of behavior nowadays is really upsetting 😕
Adding to this, this sense of competition that society created on women is also really damaging, I know I know man also "compete" with each other but the motives for this "competition" I've seen on both sides leave me speechless
It’s so scary how most of these big Hollywood stars were pushed out in their late 20’s or early 30’s. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that it’s around that the human brain finishes developing at 25 or 26 which would make them more difficult to manipulate and control. People criticize Lupita Nyong'o for going back to school and then seriously pursuing acting at age 30 but that’s probably the best way to do it. It also shows how much patriarchy overlaps with pedophilia, the media wants children and teenage girls who they can manipulate and sexualize and then blame and punish for their own sexualization
I remember all those female celebs were mostly in their teens and by their twenties they were washed up or drug addicts. Then the media writes articles about how bad your twenties are using those celebs as examples when it fact for most people their twenties are when they find themselves after making their mistakes in their teens. At one time most people were settled down and married with children by the time they were 25.
The life journeys of most of us don't follow the life journeys of celebrities.
Amazingly put.
Child stars (anyone under 18) have such a short shelf life. Amy Adams got her break at 26 Meryl Streep 27 and stay booked and busy their less talented “hotter” peers? Not so much. Gwyneth Paltrow sells candles and Drew Barrymore has a talk show…
It’s so exhausting being a girl sometimes. Like we really cannot just live without some random giving us “criticism”
Another young woman in Hollywood who i believe faces unfair mistreatment is Milly Bobby Brown. She's still so young and receives so much hate for no reason
Not to mention the predators around her. I feel terrible for Millie.
@@valeriemalone2729 I blame her parents for letting her move in with a boyfriend much older than she is. But it's not her fault, she's young and doesn't know better. The parents are in fault
Not to mention her false rumor about her being homohobic that a lot of people believe
And how people keep telling her to date Finn since she was 12, even older fans, like what's up with the interest in tweens love lives? Besides the directors of ST making other actors kiss without the girl knowing beforehand.
remember that article saying she didn't have enough shape at an awards show because of the dress she was wearing, she was around 13 it was disgusting
"People have weaponized feminist talking points in order to justify their own sexism, ignorance, and insecurities" YES! The amount of times I have seen famous young women, from singers to tiktokers, attacked because people are jealous of them is ridiculous. Using feminism and cancel culture as an excuse to take out your self hatred out on women because you think they are prettier than you is not ok! You should look at the comment section of any youtube video about addison rae, the comments are disgusting.
Glad you bring up Addison Rae, i've never seen as many hate comments to a person as to Addison Rae before. it's sick honestly.
Yeah the weaponized "feminism" I really dislike is the "Are you being a good role model for girls tho?" No one asks men if they're being good role models for boys b/c they're not expected to raise strangers' children. And it's only used to keep women in line, i.e. don't dress that way, don't act too interesting, don't date "the wrong way," don't be too fat or thin, etc.
_Thank. You._ We really pat ourselves on the back for being "the most progressive generation" and then make the EXACT SAME mistakes of the past, just in different ways. It's just internalised bigotry combined with arrogance and a complete lack of self-awareness. It reminds me of how every woman under the sun is suddenly a pick-me girl no matter what her interests are 😂💀
honestly, kudos to taylor for constantly rising up against all the hate that she keeps getting, and responding to it with class and massive success
Yesss
Indeed. ❤️
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 none of what u said is true but ok
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 She wrote music about her life like every other musician in the music industry
@@jacobgrafstrom1917 this comment seems like a gross exaggeration of her musical career. out of her 206 song discography, only 15-20ish of her official releases are actual digs at her exes - and the guys she did decide to diss were point blank assholes: jake gyllenhaal and john mayer were emotionally abusive 30 year olds dating a 19-20 year old, and joe jonas broke up with her over a 27 second phone call then proceeded to write a song about how his new gf was better than her. in most of the songs that she "disses her exes" it's just calling them out for their bad behavior. if they want to act like fools, then they shouldn't be surprised when bad songs come out - if you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
by taking a closer look at her music you'll find she writes stories about her family, love life and struggles she's faced in the industry. many songs that helped her rise to fame like "Tim McGraw", "You Belong With Me", "Love Story", "22", and "Blank Space" were NOT dissing her exes. reducing taylor swift's career to be entirely dependent off of her exes, and reducing her as a human being to just a "crazy woman that defames men🤬🤬🤬" falls under the exact misogynistic narrative that this video is talking about.
I remember when Brit shaved her head. And I remember thinking “Shes clearly sick of people using her for her beauty. She is taking control of her looks. What a bada$$.”
I think she also did it so attorneys/investigators wouldn't use it as a sample to find traces of drugs or anything that would put her custody of her kids at risk, if it's true then it was a smart move too
@@jisoochrist it really was. The fact people harassed her KNOWING she had mental illnesses should be a crime. It’s technically abuse of the disabled. Even adhd is considered a disability in my state. Because it literally can make life disabling. The symptoms of it alone…anxiety, ocd, eating issues, sleeping issues, focus issues… the list goes on.
@Afiany_Arkoasnow298 魚 again what?
I remember seeing that on the news and thinking, god give the woman a break. Like she was mentally breaking down in front of our eyes and the cameras just kept flashing 🤦🏿♀️.
@@Styl849 sweaaaaarrr! I was thinkin the same
Why was the audience laughing at that guy asking Lindsay about rehab? She was clearly a little annoyed and he kept asking dumb questions. Its upsetting how normal this type of behavior was and still is.
To be fair, a lot of late night shows have cards telling the audience when to laugh, give applause, etc. at "appropriate" times. I don't know if Letterman had that (apparently Craig Ferguson didn't).
leno is a creep too, Craig Ferguson is the only dude out of these talk show hosts i fux with cuz he is possibly literally the only male talk show host i have EVER - as a GROWN woman, EVER hear speak on behalf of the exploitation these girls and women have gone through. All these other dudes either celebrated these girls being exploited or laughed at their addiction issues. Creeps
and geez the audience just laughed when he was discussing death and the medias bullying of female celebrities :/ audience responses to these interviews make me so uncomfortable; like when they laughed at lindsays rehab and "oooo-ing" at megan fox's role in bad boys even tho she was literally a minor!!!! like whaaaa? pedos in the audience ? so shameful.... I got so mad they didnt take Craig seriously...
@@asianbeezyx3 And Jimmy Kimmel's reaction to what Megan said... He will never not be a creep in my mind 😡
Craig Ferguson is the best host. He regularly called out his audience for laughing at stuff they shouldn't, and you can tell that he supports the women on his show.
Conan is pretty decent
@@catherinepoteat he also had a section of his audience seats called Lesbian Row named after 2 audience members who sat there one time who were lesbians which I find hilarious and cool
He also would do interviews before the show started with audience members, generally asking how they were doing and giving them a coupon to a restaurant
He's pretty cool and genuine
craig ferguson has always been one of my favorite late night hosts, and I really appreciate his brittney/anna nicole speech. You can tell how much people did not care when they laughed at anna nicole's death and for him, a male comedian, to very firmly say "why are you laughing, this is awful and serious" was a huge difference to many other similar male comedians, especially in the 2000's when it felt like misogyny and making fun of women for existing was the norm. I remember being a young, afab kid in the early 2000's seeing all of this, and genuinely not understanding why people were so mean to brittney spears or why they were so mean to this pretty blonde lady but having it hammered home that the correct thing was to hate them. truly the early 2000's was awful for young women.
same, love him
the way we’re praising him for the bare minimum
@@feaww5085 I mean, the rest of his peers arent capable doing the bare minimum so
@@feaww5085 No one else was doing it. That's why I appreciate it. Yes, it's the bare minimum, but when almost no one is doing it, it is worthy of praise.
"The child actor curse" Not the systematic bullying and abuse of young actors.
The nerve of these people.
That Craig Ferguson clip broke me. He was being so earnest and the audience was too drenched in apathy to even notice.
I paused the video to watch that speech again because I'm a big fan and it's still my favorite moment of him. And apparently,Brittany saw it because,years later,he wanted to use Oops I did it again for a comedy special intro and she agreed immediately,apparently as a thank you for his kind words
He quieted them down pretty quickly, though.
This gives me chills when I watch it. He was so spot on
The fact that people laughed at the mention of Ana Nicole's death is spine-chilling.
he is a gem and the only decent talk show host. Letterman is the worst. just think of how many times he verbally abused his GUESTS, and treated them like he was bored, annoyed, or just plain not interested when they were the reason people were watching his show, not the other way around. His abuse of his female guests was disgusting, and he is just the tip of the iceberg.
The fact the Justin Timberlake still has a career and even got a second Super Bowl will be my villian origin story
What did he do?
@@roxann222 Be a white male...lol j/k. Britney and Janet fans are upset his life was fine after controversies so they're trying their best to ruin him now.
@@TINKERB121 lol the fudge.. he beasically went around years saying bad things about britney and about ther romance while britney keep it private. He is the bad guy in everyone's story
@@emmu3722 Britney cheated on him with their mutual friend Wade Robson...was he not supposed to be hurt by that?
@@TINKERB121 he cheated also
You didn’t really touch enough on Janet, I want y’all to know Janet wasn’t some little star, she was a mega super star at the time, but people nowadays wouldn’t know that because of the blackballing her career has endured. Also in those times she wasn’t really referred to as Michaels sister… she was quite the pop star, 10 number 1 songs, 27 top 10 hits, 6 classic (2 diamond) albums… Janet was no joke
exactly!
exactly she was the "black madonna" yet now a days the average young person could prob name more madonna songs than janet songs
@@ashleyr984 I’d also like to partially blame the time she was blackballed on why people know more Madonna, Janet was blackballed at the start of the internet era… which as you guys can imagine is very damaging
For most of my teenage years I didn't even know she was Michael's sister, I just knew her as Janet Jackson and for her songs.
She was the BLUEPRINT
brittany crying mid interview breaks my heart. she didn’t deserve any of that, none of these women did. it’s crazy that they are expected to take it all because that is the price of fame but men don’t seem to pay the same price.
The more I hear about Chrissy Teigen the more I wonder how she has fans.
Chrissy Teigen is such a sour woman
Could you explain more about that I wonder how?
emily pavlovic she’s literally made pedophilic comments. Also she was horrible about an 8-year-old African American actress who had the audacity to be nominated for an Oscar.
She needs serious psychiatric intervention.
@@melissam597 can't stand chrissy, and now that I know she was rude to an 8yo is so sad. She seems like such a toxic mean person who says "You can't sit with us!" to those she doesn't like or agree with. I really side eye John for his belief that she is such a wondrous person.
No one actually likes her, she’s an industry plant
As a guy, I’m really glad I took the time to watch this. This problem is really deep, not just for young women but for all women. It made me really sad because as much as I knew how bad it was for girls, women, ladies and females overall, I appreciate the level of research done here because it opens our eyes on the real victims and what we should all do to move the dial forward. No one can stay silent and passive. We all have a part to play to change how women are treated, not just in the media but in every part of society.
You're still not getting a cookie, dude.
@@skurinski Your comment was disrespectful to women.
@@jonathancineus6424 And to you honestly
I appreciate that thoughtful reply man
@@skurinski I feel secondhand embarrassment for you. You’re one of those people who thinks you’re clever and those who are just as dumb as you will clap for you while the rest of the world is thinking “Thank God that’s not me.”
That laughter when Craig Ferguson mention about the death of Anna Nicole Smith. That's it. That's the source of people's mental breakdown.
The fact that that host had to tell the audience not to laugh at someone’s literal death makes me sick
The gross “woo-ing” from the crowd after Megan says she was FIFTEEEENNNN 🤮
I saw the clip from the movie and one of the comments was blaming Megan and her mother only, not Michael Bay? Shit's weird ( I mean I get blaming the parents though)
I feel like growing up with this also makes young girls treat other young girls the same way because that is what you are raised hearing. I didn’t realize how much it colored my views until I was older.
this is so painfully true
Same here. As a teen to 20-something during many of these examples I remember feeling unmoved by, for example, Britney's breakdown. I remember wasting time before work on crap sites like Perez Hilton. As an older woman now raising daughters I think to myself how terrible it was I didn't care more and didn't realize how disturbing the media coverage was. How society needed to do better.
@@saramm3765 This was me with Madison beer. We have the same age and during the bullying and attacks she would get in social media since I guess 2012 ( it started when she met justin bieber and were friends back then) his fans including some of Selena's fans would write horrible comments to her on Instagram and it didn't bother me at all and I honestly feel bad for laughing at some of the comments back then..and now being 21 and actually remembering that it makes your point very true
Mine was a bit confusing. I never actively hated on female celebrities or anything but I used to think "she must be _forced_ to dress like that by her boss just to get famous, how embarrassing for her." It never occurred to me that a woman's sexuality/body image could be _empowering_ rather than something to be covered.
Society hates beautiful, successful women. Men hate because they can't have her and women hate because she threats their marriages or self confidence.
Exactly
Women hare because they aren't her.
The hatred of the good for being the good
no, women hate because of internalized misogyny
women hate because they're taught to compete with each other and bring each other down to rise up
Pamela Anderson can be added to the list too. The abusive marriage and sheer disrespect of her privacy
That slag put herself out there for the media. She’s always been known as a media whore by those who actually know her.
Man, that was tough watching Letterman put Lohan on the spot about her addiction struggles. He was very flippant about an obviously embarrassing personal issue.
He is an insensitive a$$hole, to make fun of a child on national t.v.
David letterman also treated Joan Collins and Madonna terribly because they were confident powerful women. He played a clip of Joan from an old movie she did on the show while she was a guest on his show in which she was compelety nude. you see everything. He didn't ask her permission she was clearly embarrassed and he did it to humiliate her. She played it off well though saying I which I was still that thin. Its shocking still on RUclips I think.
All I could think of was Lindsay shouldve flipped the script and asked him about his slightly less public but no less concerning issue w substances, but that's a tough thing to pull off when you're on the spot and are trying to be viewed differently
There is no way I'd have stayed friendly if I was in her position 😅
Judy wasn’t even fat I would die to have her body SHES gorgeous
ikr, she was also healthy because a lot of models and such aren't healthy because they have to basically starve themselves
@@M4y_RawrZ literally you have to eat not starve yourself to death
@@strawberrylov3r333 u need this body don't eat nothing and work
yeah, funny thing about fatphobia is that it is disguised as concern for health but is toxic to everyone involved. in the end, it's just another form of control over women's bodies
@@IsisAlv literally everybody is perfect no need to starve yourself
The life resemblances between Judy Garland and Britney Spears is strikingly eerie
Well... both mammals.
@@akrenwinkle uh... what?
@@akrenwinkle true, but not the time.
Judy Garland was unfortunately an unwanted child when she was born, thus she exactly had to dream happier scenarios for the rest of her life.
@@jennifersun2638 I would say that Britney Spears looks more like Marilyn Monroe, which I'm not surprised cuz both af them are cousins lol, they really had an unfortunate life tho, sadly
That 'interview' with Lindsey was so painfully humiliating. I felt like reaching through the screen and taking her away 😞
What happened to Janet infuriates me especially. They blacklisted her. Justin can take his apology, throw it in the bin and get in with it.
MJ was easily the most hunted down celeb by the media, elites, etc
in all honesty he is absolute trash and I think this will forever be my favorite comment
He can cry you a river perhaps? 💁🏻♀️
I’m glad that someone mentioned Maddison beer. She gets so much hate
Ikr it makes me so happy that they're actually talking about madison beer now
Unrelated, but I fw your name- 11/10
i really think it’s jealousy, she’s naturally beautiful and some women don’t like to face that, but it’ll change i’m sure
@@rroselandd she's a singer and a performer she gets hate because she has the look of 'the girl next door' type of bullshit and people put their insecurities on her because of how young she is and how much success she had gathered in such an age. In other words, they're a bunch of shitheads who got nothing better to do in life
I hope she will get what she deserves
I feel that Paris Hilton is also another female that was taken advantage of by the media. All of us 90’s kids will rem that time when her sex tape was leaked and she was hung up to dry by the media and was the butt of everyone’s joke. But nobody even thought of the fact that she was only 18 at that time of filming and that video was released by her ex boyfriend who’s 31. Nobody stood up for her and said that this is wrong on so many levels and she was just a young adult. Everybody was just waiting to jump on the bandwagon and hate on her because she was born into the Hilton empire.
the sad thing is that just because she is legally adult 18 year old doesnt mean she still wasnt a kid, I hate how the legal age is used against girls as a cause to villify them
@@ayanomar1408 shit even if someone isn't legal age, a girl will be called "fast" and "grown" some weirdo finds her attractive at a young age when they shouldnt
On the otherhand she wasnt only defamed by that, she had numerous driving under the influence, fuckups in media and a lot of other sheit.
but hey, her family paid the price together with her, by getting nothing from their grandfathers money.
are there ANY female entertainer/celebrities that aren't mistreated by media? like.. im genuinely curious
Madison Beer's situation, especially in the last few years, is so perplexing to me because we're in an era of calling out the media and public's treatment of young female stars while also continuing the cycle on a young female star. Especially since the current Megan Fox renaissance has so many people actively apologising to Megan and calling out how badly the public treated her only to do the exact same things to Madison in real-time.
They aren't genuine in apologizing to Megan, it's only because Megan has been forced to make herself unthreatening and she is older so "less threatening. Madison, young and beautiful, is still a threat. People haven't changed and the jealousy for Madison is just masked to be moral since as a more enlightened culture they don't want to admit that they have these feelings.
@@dreamyanon5151 Yeah 100% and sadly i always think that people would’ve taken Madison and her music more seriously if she is less good looking. People especially girls just hate on her bcs she’s THAT beautiful but also talented.
Y’all are mighty quick to forgive her for that BLM mess
@@tyloona The "BLM mess" has been debunked countless times by both the photographer himself and the people who were actually at the protests with her (including the actual organisers). At this point it's just another example of an overblown and twisted "scandal" that people have used to justify publicly hating her, similar to what almost all of the women in this video went through.
@@housink8104 It wasn’t debunked at all. Madison claimed that it “wasn’t fake” but how can we take her word for it in the age of performative activism. Although there is validity that some of her hate is stemmed from misogyny, people more so criticize her for being a disingenuous person.
It boggles my mind how passive and subconsciously accepting I was of the mistreatment of Brittney Spears and Taylor Swift. I truly regret feeling okay with how people were talking about her, and only within the last year I started picking up on the language people were using to bring down female public figures.
I also remember how the media talked down on Taylor's relationships, and I kind of went along with it. It wasn't until a few years later that I realized how awful that actually was, because I thought about how male musicians like Prince were pretty much praised for being with so many women. I'm still not really a fan of Taylor's music, but she must be a pretty cool person if she's had a couple of partners. She deserves so much better than how she's treated by the media.
Taylor Swift’s a bit screwed up, but for the most part she’s very smart.
@@SlapstickGenius23 how so? She's one of most non problematic person there
@Anita Vikhals Oh no, not at all! I mean, celebrity relationships aren't really any of my business anyways, because if guys genuinely like Taylor and she's okay with it, then good for her! I just thought it was weird to realize how she's criticized for that while male celebrities are celebrated for it. Sorry for the bad wording of my comment 😅 I'm grey aroace so honestly I have respect for those who still seek out relationships because I was only in one and that was enough for me lol I can't do it again 😂
i fee like brits and tays treatment are not comparable at all. brit was a teenager who was constanly sexualized and harrased for doing nothing meanwhile taylor dates minors, lies about fueds & constanly mentions her relationships.
I love Craig Ferguson for his Britney monologue. It was enlightening at a time when it was so easy to view celebrity punching bags as mindless entertainment rather than what it was, which was the horrific abuse of public figures for our amusement.
Will always be a huge Craig fan for that. It's very sad that a human, empathetic take on it was something rare.
Craig Ferguson's great.
i've never understood why taylor gets so much backlash about writing songs about her love life when 90% of the songs you hear on the radio are songs written about the artist's love life. just about every musician that's ever existed uses their love life as inspiration, so why does taylor get the flack?