ouch.

no kidding! talk about bruised pelvic bones

Off the ladder!

*promote

(Dir. by Eric Wareheim of Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!)

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Where is Dance Floor Dale?

*NSFW for clothed sexual acts.

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love it

*terrible

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This gem hasn't been *promoted enough!

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That chick in the screenshot is fucking fug and makes the ugliest faces throughout the video.

The director of this (Chris Wareheim I think?) seems to love ugly things.

Not a single word for how ugly the men are?

I rather liked that the women looked like people and not Barbie dolls.

Didn't much care for how every single movement was sexualized, unlike for the men. But hey. I'll take the good things where I can find them.


>> ^budzos:

That chick in the screenshot is fucking fug and makes the ugliest faces throughout the video.
The director of this (Chris Wareheim I think?) seems to love ugly things.

I hope you're not trying to say my comment was misogynistic. I'm talking about the one woman... she is ugly and makes it worse with her faces. The other women look fine. The woman is particularly ugly. The men, not so.

The whole video is about daggering in cartoon world so I guess that's why every single movement is sexual.

Here's the other Major Lazer video from the same director, where he makes explicit his fetish for really ugly women:

http://vimeo.com/7652564

>> ^bareboards2:

Not a single word for how ugly the men are?
I rather liked that the women looked like people and not Barbie dolls.
Didn't much care for how every single movement was sexualized, unlike for the men. But hey. I'll take the good things where I can find them.

>> ^budzos:
That chick in the screenshot is fucking fug and makes the ugliest faces throughout the video.
The director of this (Chris Wareheim I think?) seems to love ugly things.

Not misogynistic -- just reflective of our culture that demands women look a certain way.

That woman isn't ugly. She just isn't. She's in the normal range of humanity, and she is making faces. Faces that you label as "ugly." But she isn't a barbie doll, controlling her face to meet cultural expectations. Like Japanese women, who cover their mouths when they laugh.

I don't really want to get into a big kerfuffle here. I have learned in my tenure here on the Sift that the vast majority of men on the Sift are not attuned to the cultural environment they live in, how women's images are controlled to meet certain expectations.

I mean honestly -- think about all the David Spades and Kevin Jameses and even George Costanzas there are out there in the media -- just normal guys, looking normal. The ranks are legion. Now name for me women who match their general attractiveness.

I mean, really. Next time you watch any movie or TV show. Pay attention to the relative diversity allowed in shapes and sizes for the men, and how limited the palette is of women.

Exhibit #1. http://videosift.com/video/He-Said-She-Said-un-romantic-comedy

Neither of those guys are particularly attractive, and certainly the heavy set guy is even less so, on any objective scale. The women? Much much much better looking than the men. This happens all the time, everywhere in the media.

I love the way that woman looks in this vid. She is lively, alive, with a point of view that has nothing to do with "looking good" for male consumption.

Anyway. Blah blah. Sorry to go on.

We'll have to agree to disagree, I suspect.



>> ^budzos:

I hope you're not trying to say my comment was misogynistic. I'm talking about the one woman... she is ugly and makes it worse with her faces. The other women look fine. The woman is particularly ugly. The men, not so.
The whole video is about daggering in cartoon world so I guess that's why every single movement is sexual.
Here's the other Major Lazer video from the same director, where he makes explicit his fetish for really ugly women:

Meh. She ugly.

>> ^bareboards2:

Not misogynistic -- just reflective of our culture that demands women look a certain way.
That woman isn't ugly. She just isn't. She's in the normal range of humanity, and she is making faces. Faces that you label as "ugly." But she isn't a barbie doll, controlling her face to meet cultural expectations. Like Japanese women, who cover their mouths when they laugh.
I don't really want to get into a big kerfuffle here. I have learned in my tenure here on the Sift that the vast majority of men on the Sift are not attuned to the cultural environment they live in, how women's images are controlled to meet certain expectations.
I mean honestly -- think about all the David Spades and Kevin Jameses and even George Costanzas there are out there in the media -- just normal guys, looking normal. The ranks are legion. Now name for me women who match their general attractiveness.
I mean, really. Next time you watch any movie or TV show. Pay attention to the relative diversity allowed in shapes and sizes for the men, and how limited the palette is of women.
Exhibit #1. http://videosift.com/video/He-Said-She-Said-un-romantic-comedy
Neither of those guys are particularly attractive, and certainly the heavy set guy is even less so, on any objective scale. The women? Much much much better looking than the men. This happens all the time, everywhere in the media.
I love the way that woman looks in this vid. She is lively, alive, with a point of view that has nothing to do with "looking good" for male consumption.
Anyway. Blah blah. Sorry to go on.
We'll have to agree to disagree, I suspect.

>> ^budzos:
I hope you're not trying to say my comment was misogynistic. I'm talking about the one woman... she is ugly and makes it worse with her faces. The other women look fine. The woman is particularly ugly. The men, not so.
The whole video is about daggering in cartoon world so I guess that's why every single movement is sexual.
Here's the other Major Lazer video from the same director, where he makes explicit his fetish for really ugly women: