I completely agree. I thought that wasn't right at all.

I used to just make Sasha steal Ethan 😂😂😭

I never memorized their love interests so I never noticed 🙃😶

They always do that in film and tv. They don’t want the BG to have a happy ending.

I don't think it's a problem since her character is the best presented than the others. Characters with love interests don't always mean getting a better ending tho. Also, in the end, her parents reuniting is probably better than getting a boyfriend. They're just teenagers.

Absolutely agree! I actually really liked that part

RIGHT

Reminds me of “you don’t look gay” 😭

Agreed ❤

@@Isabel-sr8ep you don't look straight 😂

Jade too! The actress is also half white

@@bryanna_renaee yep and Jade the only character who was casted right was Chloe.

Or they make us whores

Facts. It's exhausting to see that as black girls and women. it's disingenuous. Thank you for your comment 💗

@@mihlaliralarala3340 you’re welcome 💗

That's what I thought, too. It's a pretty realistic line that ignorant, close-minded people like to say.

@@vixenvxce1063 yeah i’m glad they made the dude have the clap back that he did

@@gisellediaz5793 I agree. I'm not deaf, and I have much to learn about the community and the advocacy, but I think that the Bratz movie did a fairly decent job at portraying a deaf character. I liked the relationship between Dylan and the music teacher. It was wholesome, and informative.

@@gisellediaz5793 yes

Right

*Iranian

I would prefer a brown skinned latina girl for Yasmin since shes always been brown for the dolls etc.

@@____Sunflower____ iranian?? shes Spaniard and aussie....born in madrid

@derzie she means the og character Yasmin, not the actress lol

Ah fr. As a Latina it was so annoying to see the stereotypes. Yeah maybe it’s just my house? But we don’t wake up to a mariachi band lol, that’s only for family gatherings/parties/celebrations.

But why are black women always the one who get the part of single, hotheaded I never understood that I've seen some gorgeous women who were black. I mean everyone has a temper I do but why is it that just because black women are black they are labeled as unlovable and hateful why not us white women too I've seen some unlovable hateful white women, it's stupid of Hollywood to just assume or whatever they do

that shit pisses me off! like for example in the aaliyah biopic they casted alexandria philips.. a light skin black girl. Aaliyah was brown skinned and had prettier features

she was black. what does it matter, why do u guys try to make everything about race and skin color. you never hear a white girl saying “she was a blonde german white girl not a brunette american white girl like me so i wasn’t represented”

@@missygonzales4790 It's almost like white people are not oppressed and white women never need to have that part of them erased. Also hair color isn't oppression lolol. Leave the Black girls alone and just sit out this discussion lol.

⁠​⁠@@missygonzales4790probably because of the lack of good representation of dark skin black girls You obviously would never understand considering you just compared hair colors to being a woman but ok

Omg even as a child I was like wth is she doing 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 why is she standing there?? And why are they acting like that’s normal ahhggghg 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I honestly thought it was kinda extra. I was just so confused but it was kind of funny but who thought that it would be good 💀

No for real but cloe has always been extra asf😭

@@itsjordyn6219agreed

BRUHHHH SAME also I’m like why is she standing like a mannequin

So basically this whole show is catering to White GP.

"most white girls didn't play with bratz dolls"...... where the hell do you get your information lmao

no, stop with the adult remakes of family franchises. I'm sick of it. Riverdale was fine when it was alone, but then we got Satanic Sabrina the Teenage Witch (Chilling Adventures), Grim, Sexual, Gory, Whitewashed, and anti-Italian Fate the Winx Saga, Sexual Druggy Powerpuff Girls, and Sexual Gory Velma Dinkley. These are kids shows, why are we adding drugs, sex, and violence to them for no reason instead of making an original adult series or making a series already based on adult media??

@@verminlord666 simple facts and statistics? of course there are white girls that played with bratz that’s why I said most not all…I know a bunch of white girls that grew up on them but the majority of the pushback and controversy the dolls faced came from white mothers and politicians, don’t be dense. White mothers refusing their daughters to play with the dolls because how “sexual and disgusting” they looked. They weaponized Bratz to dehumanize women of color and how their influence was affecting “good American girls”…MyScene was created by Mattel directly because of this.

@@finland4ever55 the fact that they had Daphene naked in scooby doo! I too am tried and tired of these irreverent remakes. All these adults theme in a kids show makes me think who they are really making this for

honestly cloe’s always been depicted as the typical dumb blonde Sasha in her original lore is a stereotypical black girl who loves hip hop and dancing who’s also not afraid to tell it how it is and stands up for her friends Yasmin has always been the shy quiet girl next door type thing that loves all things nature Jade is honestly just cool level headed and let’s her style speak for herself

​​@@itsjordyn6219 wasn't cloe smart but she was dramatic in fact all of them were smart

I'm also 24 and can definitely relate

Also as a 24 year old yeah I agree

23, but I can relate as well, though I'm not sure if kids today actually do have it "way better" than we did or if it only seems that way because we're mostly hearing things from the teachers' perspectives, who are obviously going to be no less bias as they were back then. No teacher is going to admit that they don't care about bullying and allow kids to be mean to each other, but most do, whether intentionally or not. We'll have to wait until the kids of today get older to know the real story. Just saying.

Highly disagree with the “nowadays kids have it better.” It’s not any better now. Teachers still don’t do anything when people are bullied. Some of them have even stood up for the bullies. But I agree with the rest.

@@_..jolene.._I think they were probably just saying in general it’s better now. I could not imagine living in the 80’s or 90’s going through bullying. Cause them teachers wouldn’t care at ALL.

It was funny tho. 🤣

@@imthebossmermaid3648true 😂

Exactly. 🤦🏽‍♀️

​@@imthebossmermaid3648Insults are not funny.

@@CeCe_Bride_Of_Jesus_Christ Yes, they are.

😭😭

I said I don’t believe someone would just say that

@@ToniBryanneTV one of my friends who is deaf was expressing to me that they have been told that by people who aren’t a part of the deaf community… it happens.

@@miami.wrld1625 crazy

they portrayed her as a dumb blonde

In the animated series and movies she was almost always the main character so that could be why.

Agree

Yes you are 🤣🤣🤣🤣 i hated it

I was a bratz fanatic i had all the dolls etc. this had me heated as a kid 😂😂😂

Yeah I did too

I STILL LOVE THIS MOVIE 😍😍😍

I mean, it is low key iconic tho

In the animation movies too

@@sangsterxx1897 yea she didn’t cloe and Yasmin sold the best

Yeah. People don’t say shit when there’s bullies. Not always at least so with the party they probably only laughed cause of fear etc they didn’t wanna be the next victim.

Completely agree!

Back in the early 2000s when the film came out it would’ve been a major thing. Even now guys still get picked on for liking ballet. But it’s actually a very masculine thing to do, you have to be extremely strong to do ballet meaning they’re most likely stronger than the average football player.

@@Mysteriofreeflying Being strong isn't inherently masculine, you can be strong and feminine too and you shouldn't have to validate it by saying that it's "masculine" because it's strong. It can simply be okay to do a feminine thing, but if you have to have that lesson they could've picked literally anything else, sewing, fashion, picking flowers, idgaf, but the fact that they couldn't even do their own damn research is what irks me about it. 😬✋🏿

@@imthebossmermaid3648 Look I wasn’t saying masculine specifically just that ballet is genuinely not that feminine tho. (I don’t see gender for either) it’s not typically feminine or masculine. And I was only saying back in the day people would’ve picked on football players doing ballet. Even now they get hate if they came out gay etc. (football gets more hate for things like this than most sports from what I’ve read) They could’ve picked anything, and yes they probably should’ve done more research. I do agree with you guess my wording was a bit off before sorry.

@@Mysteriofreeflying "But it’s actually a very masculine thing to do," You actually were saying it's masculine specifically, why are you backtracking? And while ballet did used to be associated with men when it was first invented, it eventually became associated with women and it is today(which is why it's looked down upon in western society, along with cheerleading and gymnastics), although in some parts of the world such as Cuba ballet is still seen as masculine. Regardless it doesn't matter since both masculinity and femininity are spectrums, people can define masculinity and femininity however they like, my problem is with you outright stating that ballet is masculine because it's strong, as if femininity can't also be strong, but apparently you want to pretend like you never said it in spite of the fact that you clearly did, so that's on you. 🤷🏾‍♀

@@imthebossmermaid3648 I was saying it’s more masculine in general. But I used strong in a bad wording to that. But my reply was saying I don’t see a difference between masculine or feminine. And it can’t really be gendered. It’s a strong sport it’s definitely not girly tho. Or what’s considered girly then yea it’s not girly. And yes I know you can be feminine and strong I never actually said you can’t. Many women are genuinely strong. This doesn’t really matter anymore. I think I just worded it wrong at the start and again I am sorry for that but I’m not trying to backtrack. I didn’t originally intend to say it was a masculine sport I was trying to say it’s not just feminine so I said masculine as in it’s okay for boys. That surly it would be seen good for boys to do. (Considering back then most people thought the dance was a girly thing to do which it’s not.) What I’m saying is I agree with you. I agreed before as well. I was mainly speaking on terms of what I’ve heard that people who were men who played ballet were bullied for it and it was called feminine but it’s not a feminine sport it’s just people thinking that yk? People think that, but it’s not really either. Yk anyone can do it tho it does genuinely take a lot of strength to do. (Also with the first part I didn’t say it was masculine because of it being strong. I added the strong part afterwards that the sports was strong. That most men who do ballet would be stronger than the average football player. Guess that part is the part that came out wrong. But anyways it’s not really gendered imo. I don’t think most things are it’s just people say things are yk. Like Football isn’t really masculine people kinda just said it was. For the most part I don’t think anything should really have a gender cause either can be good at either.

Hispanic. Why assume black? Bc he has a skin tone that isn't white? How crazy.

Jade is of asian descent yet they added in a half-chinese actress for the role. Why not acknowledge that? Is she not a poc? C'mon, do some research!!!

@@crazysmall.artist He is black. If you actually look at official art for him and designs, he's a black dude. He was just extremely white washed

@@crazysmall.artist word are you going on about?he’s black lmbo

@@crazysmall.artist And people do acknowledge that,stop being so jealous when people talk about black people omg

Yasmin could NOT have been 14! What??

@@Alluringspace I looked it up and Nathalia Ramos (Yasmin) was born in 3 July 1992 and this movie was shot in February - March 2007, making her 14 going on 15 at the time of shooting

Yea lmao it was low key giving hater on her part

Yasmin was 15 during this movie and instead of using someone around her age they use a grown man to flirt with her. 🤦🏽‍♀️ Dylan who's real life name is Ian Nelson.

Really????😧

In bratz TikTok they explained that Dylan's character is supposed to be black.

@@wiirdee Nah, the doll has always been white. But in the show them made him more ambiguous

@@monicacreator3168 some of his artwork is him as a black person which is odd because his doll is white

A lot teens dress like the latter, plus the bratz were very know for the way they dress aka passion for fashion

This comment was a miss tbh

Ok but.. the og dolls were in crop tops heels etc and in the cartoon movies

Felt😭 my graduating class was 52 students

Was Dylan even canonically Deaf in the original? (I don't watch Bratz)

@@imthebossmermaid3648 He wasn't, I believe it was only added for the movie to make up for the lack of personality. In the original, Dylan is a bit arrogant and kind of a dork, but a lovable dork. So seeing that being completely stripped away from the character in the live action movie was incredibly disappointing.

@@AngelinsaneAsylum Well I don't mind him being Deaf in the movie but making that his only personality and then whitewashing him on top of that is 😐.

@@imthebossmermaid3648Whitewashing him? He was white in the cartoon too 😅 Okay I wanted to Google before I commented and apparently they changed his race, Dylan literally has two races depending on which series you watch 🤦‍♀️

@@aquagamer1212 🤣

Sameee,before I moved here and asked my college roomate if this was actually true since that was what they portrayed in their movies😂😭...Before then I used to think what happened in their movies were a 100% real...lol

Me too! Also the over-focus on Prom!!! I was SHOOK hearing people talk about how real life prom was actually BAD!

I’m so sorry that was your experience

WHAT

My fifth grade teacher bullied me. She was a Bitch with a capital B. 🤐

I like Yasmin too :) But what do you think about that food fight? Should they ruin all the food for the movie? :)

Well I mean, technically they weren’t related or family in any way since the parents weren’t married, but the fact that they went with that dynamic in the first place is still weird. But I think the weirdest is probably Cruel Intentions 💀

I do agree it was very dramatic tho 😂

Facts.

Same

@@yourpinkpillow I don’t really try to relate to movies/characters at all cause I know it’s acting/scripted/dramatized and real life isn’t a script/movie

Yeaaah, plus it’s a movie for kids/teens, I’m glad it wasn’t too “deep” but more cartoonish dramatic

Agreed!!! I loved the clique growing up lol

I agree. To me, It would have been weird to see our icon group of girls in skme regular clothes and tennis shoes and they had a passion for fashion! So as the bratz, them being in heels and such made sense to me. Especially since in the animated movies, they were wearing heels and such in high school.

Agree with you... I mean these girls bought a whole apartment floor being on High school ans went into a Rock Tour and went to France too and almost get killed by one of the contestants 😭

@@ramuneglass9233 right 😂😂 and went into a fairy world like?

To a certain extent I agree with you, on the other hand I do think it's a valid critique when the film seems to intend for a lesson to be learned from the scenario. If you're trying to present real life issues without being metaphorical then expecting a realistic portrayal makes sense otherwise it feels like a disservice to the message they're trying to send. There's also a difference between campiness in terms of aesthetic and just absurdist narrative. There's basically no reason for there to be certain stereotypes of highschool especially when it's not even a thing and the media is not making commentary on it, it's just there for no reason other than Hollywood can't help but use outdated stereotypes from the early 2000s. At the end of the day it wouldn't necessarily turn me off the movie but I can see how it gets tiring.

fr its very low hanging fruit

I think the Yasmin doll was supposed to be Hispanic

@@bintousylla5443 how can u say u think when the creator of the show himself said otherwise

Okay but sweetie the creator also said that yasmin can be anything black Hispanic etc etc cause she’s racially ambiguous

@@natalia2spot I think both can be right. The doll could be named after the his daughter but in all version of this character in media she is portray as being Hispanic.

I looked it up and I don’t know what to believe…some articles say she’s Hispanic others Iranian, even Jewish and Italian. I couldn’t find any actual proof.

But in that case it‘s problematic because Yasmine is tanned with dark hair !

And I acknowledged that Hispanics come in all colors, but the lighter skin Hispanics ALWAYS get the shine. What’s wrong with giving darker skinned Hispanics their shine ESPECIALLY when the Yasmin doll was just that?

Sadly yeah. But thats the only thing i dont agree with in this video so overall, nice one

THANK YOU! I personally had a bad experience at school and teachers always stood there not doing anything ^^

yeah, exactly. this was the only thing i didn't like about this video, felt kinda priveledged ngl. in my 9 years of being consistently bullied noone said anything, ever. kids either ignored or joined in, adults didn't give a shit. and if you fought back against the bully (be it by insulting them back, or counterattacking if the fight was physical), YOU were the one punished. teachers only suddenly became aware of what was happening when you defended yourself, THAT'S when it was unacceptable behaviour to them. i literally got in trouble because i kicked in the nuts a guy literally strangling me against a locker while the teacher was in the room.

So sorry that is your experience…never dealt with that. All the adults around be growing up SPOKE UP period

@@nat-coffeebat definitely was a privilege I see now because where I went to school BULLYING was a no no.

i can relate. i grew up on Bratz and had pretty much every single product including the movies, shows and video games and even when i was younger i found this movie to be a huuuge disappointment. it felt nothing like the Bratz dynamic that you see in every other movie. it didn’t feel like it was connected to the dolls in anyway… just a rip off of the name and characters. this movie doesn’t give off the energy that i’m used to seeing from the brand so yeah, i pretty much pretend it doesn’t exist lol.

2-3 years diff is not creep both of them would be kids lol

@@agirloncrack4413 That's a very weird take. You should learn more about consent, maturity, and the science and development of the human brain for those under their 20s. The older you get, the less impactful the age of consent becomes. So a relationship with a 3 year age gap between people in their thirties isn't weird, but a relationship between an 11 year old with a 14 year old is predatory because of the mental gap. Like what the other person said. A common misconception with underaged relationships between gaped partners is the whole "they're both minors!" mentality which is wrong. Just because they're both children doesn't mean that a relationship between two minors can't be predatory/illegal/creepy.

@@vixenvxce1063 But it also could be okay for whatever reason, maybe they're both mentally immature.

@Louis Kingsta I agree but I’m sure it happens a lot more than we think… an 11 year old girl and 14 year old boy “dating.”

@@vixenvxce1063 at 14 the only diff in his life would be eating more junk food and sugar lol

Has bullying changed that much since the 2000s? I've always thought it was mostly the same, just with cyberbullying added to the mix. I think some people don't find it relatable because they themselves weren't bullied.

Why not just hire a full asian actress to play Jade though?

they do the opposite from what I see. Mixed characters (black/white) are almost always casted with a white mother even when their mother is actually black irl. And then the rest of the show is white/white adjacent people. It’s the erasure of full race people that are not white

@@M123Xoxo 🤷🏾‍♀️ I don’t know, that’s just my assumption

@@M123Xoxo because jade is actually Eurasian in her older dolls she used to wear the Union Jack flag a lot and the creator said the pretty in punk line was heavily influenced by British rock culture and jade was kinda like the Guinea pig for that line but jade’s dad is British just check out the old lore

@@itsjordyn6219 girl she wore those fits cus it was a london fashion line 😭😭

The actress who played Yasmin was an actual teenager though.

Especially since its a white cat! They are more likely to go deaf and the bell makes it worse.

Thank you for sharing! It doesn’t even fit so it’s off her now😂

yeah i think the “this wouldn’t happen in real life” “it’s so unrealistic” is a stupid argument about why a kids movie is bad. who wants something extremely realistic when they’re a kid?

And I literally said it’s still a guilty pleasure of mine, but when watching as adult I found cringy moments😂 the main issue I had was how the dolls were not depicted accurately, everything else was miscellaneous honestly

Right like it’s a movie not a learning lecture

Sasha… is not lightskinned at all. She’s just a brown girl. Maybe not darkskinned, but still brown.

@@chanellllllll8190 fr she’s obviously brown skin mixed race

@@chanellllllll8190 Sasha is dark-skinned, have you seen the Sasha doll? Have you ever seen the Bratz cartoon show clearly showing Sasha as dark-skinned.

@@diamondstar583 im talking about the girl in the movie. Although i dont agree with them not casting a darkskinned girl, i hate that everytime a girl that is not darkskinned is casted this whole “not black/dark enough” narrative is pushed. If it was a noticeably biracial, lightskinned girl i wouldve gotten it. But this girl was literally brownskinned, she had two black parents, and looked overall black. I dont really get the fuss.

It happened more than once. No one did shit. After she left the room/area everyone would be like "omg!!! Are you okay!! She is crazy" Bro I just got assaulted for the first time/s in my life while you all didn't do shit, tf do you think? It was yeeeears ago. I understand why they didn't do anything. But they didn't even tell any adults..? THAT'S the hurtful part. (I did tell the teachers a year later but as she was one year older, she had moved on to another school...) Welcome to fucking Sweden 🇸🇪.

Sorry you went through that

I thought he said ignorant not arrogant