PALS idk what's up because some are saying there isn't audio...But I hear it? I was just told someone couldn't get audio and now they can? I don't think this is an issue on my end anymore as I've done everything the same way as usual? I've seen others have issues with YT so idk if that's the case....... I am *tired* lmao

The fact that she blames puberty for her entire face changing is something special. She's not lying, she DID wake up to a different face. After anesthesia.

everything i know about this girl is against my will

As a 22 yr old female, I *CANNOT* fathom being in a romantic relationship with somebody in high school!!!! I don’t give a fuck if the mf is an 18 yr senior 👏 *WE HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON!!!* 👏 And there seems to be rumors that Alex *knew* the boy’s family and that just makes things even worse. Just because it’s legal, doesn’t always mean it’s okay

Regarding her drinking, I lived the life she’s living - i was either partying or violently hungover at work. I hit rock bottom last year and ended up in rehab at 27 years old (still sober thankfully). I just hope the conversation around her stops young people from glorifying drinking culture. I know most people grow out of that lifestyle, but for addicts like me, it can lead down a very painful and horrific road which I don’t wish on anyone.

I’m 25 and I’ve never been drunk. I grew up seeing “girls gone wild” and I’m just starting out my “party days” if you can call it that. I hope the kids realize that college is too expensive to be flunking from constant hang overs 😭

I dated a 22 year old when I was 17. I broke up with him when I thought about how weird it was that he wanted to date me? I do think it was an immaturity issue instead of a power thing. But I often think how strange it is that my little 17 yr old self realized the strangeness before any adult in my life pointed it out. There is definitely something going on for someone in the 20s to be into a high schooler.

the fact that shes openly on lexapro and is drinking regularly is so scary she really should not be talking about doing that if she is.. obviously its great to talk about seeking treatment for anxiety but yeah.... being hungover multiple times a week wont really do much for trying to treat anxiety

I knew a girl in hs who was 15 and used to brag about dating a 23 year old. I remember, even at that age, I felt grossed out by it. I will never understand how people are ok with it.

"Your glow up starts with internal beauty and that will bleed into external beauty even if you don't get work done" give me a break, come on

I was shocked when you said she was like 22, she looks 30!!!! This is another thing people need to know... Getting cosmetic procedures and then also trashing your body will for SURE age you. I'm in my 30s and there are so many examples of people I know that look much older because of these things.

Hey dude I know you have a lot on your plate already with school and life and this channel but if you ever decided to start a podcast I’d tune in every episode. I can listen to you talk for HOURS! About all kinds of things.

People forget that blacking out is literally your body ODing on alcohol.

I think this Alix chick is less of a problem herself and more of an example of a bigger, cultural issue. I also partied a lot in my late teens and early 20s. Early college years there was ALWAYS someone throwing up or blacking out. Sometimes it was me! During the pandemic, I’d just graduated and was furloughed from my job so I was drinking a ton then too. It wasn’t until I turned 25 that those habits really started catching up with me. Your body and your tolerance to alcohol changes drastically between 22-25. Idk about y’all but I felt my brain ding after 25 like… she’s done baking. And with that come wisdom. You’ll see how you and your friends’ relationships with alcohol changes as you age in just a few years time.

no i’m sorry 17 and 22 is weird. i’m 21 and even thinking about ppl who are 18 or still in high school just no 😭 the maturity levels are completely different

can we honestly just leave ‘stanning’ real life people in 2023? especially with the amount of shit these ‘celebs’ get themselves into 😑

I'm just gonna mention this from firsthand experience; the reason why you shouldn't mix an anti anxiety/depressant medication with alcohol is not just because it might emphasize the side effects it's because the risk of having a SEIZURE goes up. I did not know this when I started on lexapro, my psychiatrist at the time (who prescribed it to me) never mentioned this. I only found this out when googling it myself. So PLEASE be careful when you're on medication. Listen to your doctor AND also do your own research.

All I can say to the young people is take care of yourself, your body, your mental health. I used to binge drink on the weekends when i was 16 - 18, I would throw parties and get black out around strangers. One time I remember fading in and out of consciousness with a dude carrying me to my bedroom and pulling my pants down. I remember bits and pieces from nights. The body keeps the score though. It's not fun, it's not cute, it's not healthy, you are putting yourself at risk! Especially if you don't have people in your corner looking out for you. If you do have people that care about you and your safety, value them! And care about them in return!

I think the scariest thing about her drinking is the fact that she’s on accutane. Drinking on accutane is extremely dangerous, even if it’s just a little alcohol. I take issue that she promotes both and has talked about the fact that she knows she can’t, but does anyway.

I wish I didn't drink as much as I did in college. I got roofied at a party and that completely changed my relationship with alcohol for the better. I was the girl that got too drunk a few times and it was embarrassing.

17 and 22 is insane lol. I felt weird dating under 21 once I could start getting into 21+ venues, I couldn't fathom being with a literal child. Nope, that's insane. That's disgusting.

I still can't get over she's only 23. I thought she was in her mid-late 30s honestly. (not a dig, she's stunning.)

I was 18 when I met a partner who was 23. I was abused for 5 years and when I turned 23 I fully realized how disturbing the thought of dating an 18 year old should have been. I'm 26 now and I can finally say I've healed from that, mostly. I still have some issues from that relationship. The age gap on top of abuse is really difficult.

As someone who partied enough in my 20’s for three lifetimes, PLEASE be safe ladies. You may be invincible now but you do pay for it later. Not to mention the scary stuff that can happen when you’re wasted. ❤

I partied, drank, took antidepressants and other pharmaceuticals for anxiety from about 16-25. I never thought I had a problem with drinking, I could binge drink for a weekend or go to a festival or a rave or travel abroad and still show up for work and school and get my shit done. My life seemed fun and spontaneous blah blah blah and THEN at 27 I had my first real alcohol withdrawal; I didn’t see it coming and I didn’t know that could happen to me and it was fucking terrifying. After that my relationship with alcohol switched so fast I can’t even explain it and I spent the next 2 years in and out of rehabs. It seems fun in your early 20s but when I say it creeps up on you I mean it creeeeeeeps up on you because when you take antidepressants and drink your brain isn’t reacting to the alcohol the same way and it makes you want to drink more to feel it, and that’s how you end up building a dependency or blacking out and putting yourself in danger. I look back on my early 20s now as a sober person and realize that half the shit I did (that I even remember) wasn’t actually fun, I was just drunk or high. Maybe we all gotta go through that phase in our own way, but some people don’t make it out alive and I wish that lifestyle wasn’t celebrated like it is because young people don’t realize just how long life is yet and how that shit can catch up with you

I am 26 and I had the same college experience as her. I was in a sorority, I was traveling with friends all the time, drinking, doing drugs, chain vaping etc. and to us at the time it was just normal and everyone was doing it. we were having a great time. When I left college the pandemic hit and I kept drinking the same way because I didn’t realize that I actually had a problem and wasn’t just doing it all for fun. I gained 50 pounds, I was so depressed, all my friends were gone and I fell into a deep depression because reality hit me so damn hard. I’m still struggling with the consequences today so the fact that she has built an entire brand on this lifestyle is concerning and it’s going to be way harder for her to get out of I feel.

Ain't no way she's 23, she's a year younger than me, I thought she's in her early 30s 😳

I'm an alcoholic, currently 1 year and 5 months sober ❤ I don't use nor have interest in other drugs but MAN, did alcohol do something to me for 2.5 years. It was like it had me in a vice grip around the neck and I was still smiling while bl33ding from the mouth. I was flat out in denial even AFTER dying for 2 minutes from alcohol poisoning (I had a bac level of .792 and that was 5 hours after my last drink 😮) and I continued another 2 years after that until I hit rock bottom, lost my home, almost lost my car and the thing is...I didn't care and that's when I was like "I need help, this shit is making me not even care about having shelter as long as I have a drink. That is NOT ok". And the crazy thing is I was/still am a business professional. Drank vodka all day, every day until I passed out and thought I was just "under a lot of stress so i deserve to cut loose". It can happen to ANYONE from ANY walk of life and you never think it's gonna be you so don't think because it hadn't happened yet that it won't. Didnt happen to me until i was 31, long after my party days. So always practice mindfulness. ❤ I'm a very grateful 1 year 5 months sober this month 🎉❤

Julia, the way you explained how a 17/22 year old dynamic can be problematic was great. These smaller age caps can be hard to explain but I think you put it very well. A lot of maturing goes into those few years between 17 and 22, it's all about mental maturity at the end of the day.

As someone who’s in the party scene and in uni. There needs to be a balance in my opinion. I don’t watch her content but I can relate bc we do live a very similar life. I do work in marketing and pr on top of school. Which means I do have a lot of parties and events to attend. But you need to take a break and say no to alcohol as well as know your limit. Drink until you’re blackout is a no no. And yes I have anxiety too, drinking does fuel that. For me, reading and crocheting with my comfort tv show in the background really soothes me out. Just some tips hopes it helps someone out there reading this can relate ❤

Small comment! I think br3ast augmentation was shrinking in popularity for a moment because of the rise of body positivity and neutrality, as well as the rise in coverage of people’s silicon bags exploding and making people sick. This is just what I have noticed, and i felt like throwing my thoughts into a comment. Can anyone else say they have a similar notion? Or an opposite takeaway? Great video, queen!!

All I got to say on this one is I had the most followers I ever had when I was at my absolute lowest point, right before I put myself into detox. I started losing followers after that. I truly think the worst thing I could’ve ever done for myself was document my “party phase” all over the internet, it definitely made the whole thing worse. Can’t image how it would be with millions of people egging you on.

It's so fucking weird to be in my mid-20's, and see so many people younger than me doing the wildest shit

idrk anything about this girl either, but i have first hand seen someone die to alcohol abuse and it is not cute or fun. it is heartbreaking a devastating and scars people for life. one of the tiktok videos said it, "alcohol is the star of her videos" or whatever, because thats exactly what the young people take away from it. "oh shes young and pretty and shes having so much fun because she can drink!" so all they take away from those videos is drinking is good and fun.

Ugh. I’m so grateful for the way you cover topics like this. Love your content.

I feel we were lucky with the new gen seemed to be against drink and drugs, compared to my gen that drunk a lot. i think it's now swinging back the other way so we will see a lot more of this!

Reason 766 I’m not on TikTok… 5:52 also don’t these “influencers” know how bad drinking ages you?! Especially “binge” drinking and just drinking heavily. The bloat, your skin, your hair… *everything* changes when you drink. Look up some before and after of drinkers, it’s astonishing. And yeah homegirl needs to know her audience…

coming from a girl who “popped off” in college, a lot of girls i knew early in college promoted this lifestyle and consumed similar content to alix’s. honestly, it really warped my view of what actions and behaviors were safe and cool. I found myself in a lot of bad and dangerous situations because of binge drinking culture and the whole “black out or backout” let’s go out every night and skip class culture of early college. this coupled w my lack of high school party experience made things worse i think. I wish I had known that I didn’t have to end up in those places to have fun or make friends. Not saying Alix can’t talk about this type of stuff but I agree with those who caution against promoting it to a young and impressionable audience. Great video as always! :)

I’m still having trouble making friends in college because I don’t drink/smoke. I’ve tried joining clubs for my interests, but even those people like to go out and party on the weekends or hangout for a smoke sesh, so there’s not really anyone who I can hang out with outside of the clubs. I wish party culture and underage drug and alcohol consumption wasn’t so normalized :/

Certain types of influencers couldn't care less about any of their fans, they only care how many of them they have.

she seems fully aware of having this image and has said she’s going fully sober in january as she’s doing hard 30! hope she keeps to that bc that’d be a great message to send to her following

Yea I don't know who this influencer is but this is very standard for wealthy girls with a big shallow friend group my sister is nearing 30 and has been like this since 18, her friends all encourage partying and surgery/fillers it's about looking hot and clubbing it's a socially acceptable addiction

As a 15 yr old girl I was waaaay into a 22 year old. Lost the V card to him. I only see it as wrong now that I'm a mother😅

Going to college after living under strict parents and having unaddressed mental and physical ailments caused me to become a severe alcoholic at 19. The only reason I didn't end up literally homeless is because of my family paying my rent. I stopped binge drinking at 22 but never stopped drinking completely until it killed my uncle before he turned 50. Now, I've been sober for one year and have never felt better. I honestly think that alcohol is one of the worst things to happen to our society, especially when combined with the mindset of ignoring your problems and never seeking therapy until you have a mental breakdown. It's a very, very dangerous combination, and drinking for fun quickly turns into drinking to numb pain or go to sleep, which can then easily turn into drinking every waking moment once the inevitable traumas of life kick in. Everyone needs to destress, but we really should try to choose substances that aren't known to cause cancer or organ failure! 😭

This is off topic, but I just wanted to send you a Christmas hug and to wish you a truly great 2024 because you deserve it. Oodles of hugs 🥰 xxx

I occasionally felt weird dating a 20 year old when I was 23 so girl HOW

I’ve been 21 for quite a few months and I’m a senior in college…I’ve never been drunk. I’ve tried drinking but drinking the amount that it takes to get drunk is actually A lot of alcohol, much less blacking out ?? I don’t understand how people do it, much less do it regularly. Furthermore, college is not the place for partying all the time. It’s the place to go to the library and study. Yeah maybe drink and smoke in your free time but throwing your grades away to party is a PRIVILEGE that most people can’t afford

I went through my college party phase too but I was so broke it was rare haha. I'm glad I was more focused on my work as I do use my degree.

I absolutely agree that legit confidence is one of the most attractive, sexiest qualities

i am on tik tok, and have been for like..YEARRSS. since it first came out. the month of January is the first time i’ve heard of her lol.

Im in college and i never party but sometimes girls like alix make me feel like im missing out on something.. but after watching this video i dont think i am

I didn’t know who she even was until this week, either!

I partied 18-20 enough to be tired by the time I was 21 (turned 21 in 2020). I would be chugging liquor like nothing and be fine a majority of the time, even if I hadn’t eaten in many hours. Looking back I’m glad I did that and at least my party friends did look out for me, but it was not healthy at all.

I lost three years of my memory and being present in my own life bc of drinking on psych meds. Ages 21-23. My most successful years, my crowning achievements, the beginning of my independent life, are all a blur. I ignored the neon orange labels on my med bottles and thought I was invincible. I’m over two years sober now. By luck alone, I didn’t get hit by a car, killed by a violent boyfriend/date, taken home by a stranger, and didn’t ruin my career/scholarships. I blacked out 3-4 nights a week (out or in my living room) bc alcohol of all kinds (wine or hard liquor or beer etc) got me drunk quickly like it was backwoods moonshine (bc of the meds!). Every time i would black out or make very bad decisions that my brain still doesn’t let me access memories of (i.e., piercing my own nose or the ~18k in income that I spent on drunk Amazon purchases🙃). I don’t remember my early 20s, and I don’t really want to, bc I was an impulsive drunk girl that tried to throw everything I ever worked for away. I hate that when I attempt to show my wonderful partner snapshots from my life back then, I have to open my Snapchat timeline where I always had a drink in my hand. Drinking should be in moderation at best, and never when on medications that tell you to avoid drinking while on that med on the drug facts/FDA label. It’s not worth the blackout drunk moments that you won’t remember until your friends tell you, or getting your stomach pumped after a rough night, or the humiliating moments of losing your keys/phone/wallet at a bar. You can have fun sober, or talk to your doctor about options to party safely.

Yes, we are headed back to the early 2000’s. Take note…trends from past decades always seem to come back around. This pattern truly dictates current fashion. Sadly it involves things that are dangerous & unsafe. I can’t even imagine getting a BBL & then getting it removed. It’s so sad women are willing to put their bodies thru this. *Edit I’m well aware Alix hasn’t had a BBL or a removal. That statement was in regards to fads that come & go. It seemed fitting…considering the topic. Don’t come for me. 🚨

I legit dont understand the internet anymore. I legit have no idea who this woman is or even about the fact she is this popular, tiktok really be making anyone famous these days. In terms of the implants? idk. just let people do what they do with em, tho I agree that she shouldnt be coercing others into plastic.

whenever I watch your videos my Mama always says "oh her voice is so beautiful" (in her native language) even though she does not understand english and I couldn't agree more! you could talk about anything and it would be enjoyable.

Been awhile since you popped up in my feed, happy to see your face! Hope you are doing well ❤

I'm just starting the video and this is kinda random but girl I love you so much, I've been watching you for years now and your commentary / humour / attitude is always gold and you crack me up, I genuinely wish you everything good and hope you are taking care of yourself, love you ❤

i’m 26 and not even on tiktok at all so thanks for letting me know who she even is because I didn’t know 😂😂☠️☠️

I work as a scrub nurse and had to hear about her from a neurosurgeon in the middle of a procedure 🙃

Omg that shirt is everything! I need lol

That girl is 23?! She looks so much older.

As someone who was the party girl and was on anti anxiety/depression meds…. The drinking was my problem. Once I stopped and limited myself my anxiety and depression are basically nonexistent. I was also able to get off medication and I am perfectly fine now.

I am still in my party phase at 33. But I don't stay longer than 3 AM, don't drink or take drugs. I am just in it for socializing and dancing.

False confidece comes from getting external work done...

I’m 21, my sister is 17, she doesn’t know Shit about the adult world and I couldn’t imagine dating anyone that way. Not having to pay bills? How can I relate to anyone that doesn’t have to pay bills.

What she puts out is her decision. Who follows her is on them, I do not think she needs to moderate her content because she noticed her audience to be teens. This is not on her, It is on parents to raise the kids. Now, if an alcohol brand would sponsor her knowing the age of her audience that would be wrong on the sponsor side.

i genuinely hope she gets thru her party era without too much trouble and gets to have an arch where she learns how to have fun and be a person without it coming from drug consumption

A 6 year age gap with a minor is DISGUSTING. As a woman I would hope you would hold other women to the same standards as a man. Roles reverse and a man would go to prison. As he should. And she should too. I'm almost certain that is illigal in most states. She knew his age not only to mention you can tell when someone is under 18. If you don't ask someone how old they are before you do anything with them that is entirely your responsibility and as such you should deal with the consequences. 12-17 I dated too many men who were too old to even be having a conversation with me not even to mention the manipulative games these people like to play. It's not acceptable don't play with double standards.

This girl is literally season 4 episode 12 of South Park

I do think it is dangerous to not reveal the reasons why the drinking hasn't caught up to her (financial security, etc.)

I had that nose tiktok randomy come up for me i would have never guessed that was tiktoks it girl lol

I feel the exact same way about plastic surgery. If you got it, it's not your obligation to disclose what you did I don't understand if you lie and trick your followers into thinking you "grew into your face" or some other dumb excuse that equates aging/puberty to these procedures. Not answering publicly to these allegations is valid but lying is not.

I totally drank way too much at her age too, but when I got my Klonopin/clonazepam prescription for my mental conditions I cut down to nothing for a while because I was so nervous of the medication and alcohol interacting in my body in a BAD way. I drink like two drinks once in a while now, like at a big family dinner, as my doctors have all said that’s an alright thing to do that won’t hurt me. But like…. Where is the fear for her? It’s very dangerous to mix so many meds and alcohol, and Lexapro is one you shouldn’t drink with. To me that’s scary. Also, I don’t think I have to explain why kissing and/or dating a minor is wrong.

Your shirt 😍

I feel like college can cause bad drinking habits but most people stop when they leave cause they get a job and they just arent around that culture anymore, but alix’s job literally is going to the influencer parties with alcohol and she doesnt need to go to a regular job and stay not hung over

Audio isn't pulling through 😅

its insanely weird at the very least + racist and misogynistic for that person to say that her nose got smaller/she got more beautiful bc she's a good person lmfao as if ppl that aren't conventionally attractive or don't fit euro beauty standards are the opposite

We need to protect everyone from everything. And judge everyone else

I never really drank anything besides beer (in Germany we can drink beer legally at age 16) before getting to university and on my very first weekend there I got so drunk I blacked out in my dorm bathroom so...yeah, definitely dangerous. Also I think people forget that while yes, you're young and all that, college should be about learning something first and foremost. It's like a job, you're (aupposedly) there to get skills you will need for your future job etc., and I think it's a bit crazy that somehow, it's become all about partying and not about studying

Those fresh clean and crisp white sheets and blankets absolutely prove she doesn’t live piled under things for days on end. She’s washing that bedding quite a bit. Just another thing that doesn’t add up.

I feel like a lot of people go through this phase and the people looking back on it and it was just a phase for them, they cringe and try to advise people currently in it. But people are gunna learn how they choose, most likely through their own experiences. I know the difference is that Alix Earle has a huge following so can be seen as a “bad influence” for millions of people

It’s all very Zoey Laverne

I think it’s weird how much people have to reinforce that they’re not saying anything because she’s pretty?

“This generation’s Paris Hilton” 😮 how dare she! Do not disrespect the queen like that, damn😭

the nose job thing i swear its the camera quality improving over the years too, and i can believe her on this is i used to have really chubby cheeks and it only disappeared fully when i turned 21 which changed my face shape and ive been asked about getting anything done and they get so surprised when i say yes my eyelids bc its the last thing youd notice changed. im just saying

i'm not sure exactly how to word this but comparing her pictures of her at 17 to her at 22 and then thinking about her hooking up with a 17 year old is wild to me. like she's changed so much since she was 17 i don't know how she was able to hook up with a 17 y/o at 22....

All these influencers screaming anxiety and depression then they pump and dump themselves with drugs alcohol, have constant hangovers and wonder where the anx/depr comes from😅 put the shot down, get some exercise, drink some damn water and live in the moment. Then see how you really feel.

I'm 20 now and I drank a lot in high school, honestly started in middle school, please no judgement, I'm sober now. Alcohol fucked my body up really badly and it makes me very upset she promotes that. I wish I could have a few cocktails or beers with dinner but I went so hard in youth it just makes me sick. Please be careful everyone

I don’t get why people assume they’ll be like her maybe it’s different here in Canada where we drink at 18. I’ve never felt influenced to drink lol I have friends who do and I have in the past but it’s such a hassle to arrange rides and etc so I choose not to and haven’t since I was 22. College always has had that look, the petroleum eng students had to have a talk about day drinking. That said, school has people from 17-60+ so it’s not just being young either. Everyone is different. Some people like drinking, others don’t.

the whole situation with her is so odd to me as someone who goes to the university she was attending lol, she's supeeer glamorized there and i've never understood it? these controversies don't surprise me in the slightest honestly, it's quite funny too as every time i've passed by an orientation/campus tour group they're constantly bringing her up like she's this huge deal 💀

Love ur shirt!!

22 and 17 is super inappropriate I'm sorry. No.

To whoever is reading this rn keep going, you're doing fine! No matter how slow your progress might feel sometimes, each new week is filled with tiny steps forward. Be proud of yourself you got this! Hang in there , it’s worth it! Have s blessed new Year 2024 and don’t ever give up!❤

“It’s not about the years that separate you” EXACTLY 25 and 30 is very different to 17 and 22

Oh Lord. The way she says hangers

oh i've been waiting for this one...

Age of consent in, for example, UK and Croatia is 16. I think that is too young. I was an idiot at that age...luckily w/o serious consequences. But I'd set the boundary at 18. Not that sayings people are so much smarter at that age😅 I don't understand how, in the US, you're allowed to drive at 16, yet for everything else, you have to be 21?

What kids consume on the internet is the parent’s responsibility *period*