People say "the industry is changing" but just because Old Navy has diverse sizes of models doesn't mean Chanel ever will. The current inclusivity is just marketing imo

"Is he gonna be in high fashion? No." :(
"Is he gonna be in the ad when you walk into home depot and he's the guy who's loading up the big truck? Absolutely." :D

The scout was just saying what he needed in order to not be hated by the internet. He is a salesman. He was able to tell someone they're a 4/10 without making them feel worthless. That's a talent.

i'm sure that his pandering isnt meant to be purely manipulative. when you are recruiting, you meet a lot of people and some of them can make a scene if being rejected, so you need to deliver bad news in most sugar-coated way just so you dont have problems, because no company wants that.

The fact is: most people wish they were models because they need “professional” validation of attractiveness. Not because they dream of being in a nasty, short-term, ungrateful industry.

People should know the difference between personal attraction and industry attraction , most people would rate someone’s attraction higher than the industry’s standards so maybe the question is too broad when people rate each other based on attraction

I love how straight up you are.
There is not enough honesty on social media so your whole channel is a real breath of fresh air!

Maybe the Asian guy is a 7/10 in terms of modelling (which to me is baffling) but he's easily a 9/10 in terms of general attraction and was the best out of any person shown in that video.

If this video made you feel bad about your appearance, please understand the distinction between marketability and attractiveness. Look at how a famous singer wears an outfit vs. the runway model. When the singer wears the outfit, you see the singer. When the model wears the outfit, you see the outfit. That’s marketability.

Thank you for understanding that “fun sized” really is demeaning to ADULT short people. I’m 5’1” and 55… with a mastery of my craft, BUT I still find myself having to remind people that I’m not a child. Infuriating
My son, however HAS been scouted many times…he’s stunning, skinny and has a quirky style. BUT…he wants to be a serious filmmaker. So, he does film and tv gig work (and goes to university). Mamma proud 👩🏻‍🎤

The industry isn’t changing any time soon so I suggest that people that don’t fit the “model” standard move on. It’s the best thing to do for your own sanity

These reviews are interesting because it’s clear that the rating system that the narrator is operating off of is different from the person rating in the original video.  These type of cut/jubilee videos are purely for entertainment purposes, not education lol

As a someone who is 4'11 I hate the term fun-sized, it's already hard enough to be taken seriously at my height I don't need terms that make me sound like a child attributed to me.

You pointed out the difference between industry attraction and personal attraction. The Asian guy is (imo) personally attractive than pajama pants guy. I see how pajamapants is a better fit on the runway but I found the Asian guy more attractive. And maybe the scout did as well, hence the kinda flirty reaction. Understanding social/interpersonal dynamics isn't your forte tbh, but I'm sure you're aware of that. Thanks for the very insightful and well researched beauty content!

If anything, I wish that  someone would be honest about my looks😭

As someone who is 4'11" I absolutely hate when people say that modelling has become "all inclusive" when in reality they won't choose someone below 5'6".. pandering indeed!

This model scout quickly figured out the situation. Of course, he didn't intend to do his job in this video, he really found interesting features in every person introduced to him and called everyone attractive. His profession simply added spice to this process. Do you find irony here?

I feel like he was kinda awkwardly polite. I mean, it's different for general attractiveness rating, but for being rated for modeling? People usually understand pretty well that they are not what the industry wants. Being bluntly told that im ugly would hurt, but i would have no problem being told that im not someone who would make it in modeling in the same way. I'm too short, wrong body type,  a lot of skin imperfections...like yeah, i know im not fit for modeling. No need to sugarcoat it

Asian guy was everyday hot to me. Pale dark hair guy I could see being more of a model but I wouldn’t look twice at him beyond that.

Damn. The modeling industry does look for some details that would make no difference in the real world. Asymmetry (to a certain extent) has its own attractiveness. A 7/10 in modeling industry could well be a 10/10 interns of real world attractiveness. And a 10/10 in modeling terms could also turn out to be just a 7/10 in terms of actual attractiveness to somebody else.