like the voice over guy, sorry!

I was cracking up 😹

I always skip over that part because it pretty much let's me know who has the strongest case and will likely win. But I gotta go back and hear this overpriced and nappy comment. 😂

Without his comments the show wouldn't be that good😂

It is Kurt, the old hallway guy lol

Thankyou

Same, like....no....

Men made that bs famous

Yes I’m a model 💅✨ *takes selfies and posts on social media*

People can make good money on there, though!

🤔 LOL

😂😂😂😂

I am too. Live action, corporate sponsorship, I even have my own name branding on the clothing line! AKA my badge and uniform 😂

Or a "content creator or influencer".

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. There's a market for everyone!

She probably got the wig for free (hence no receipt) and trying to make money by saying the girl messed it up!

Not to mention, she can't look at the camera to save her life!!

I read this and was like dang! Lol But they are pretty women though

@@letterpage7640 get real nothing pretty bout them

Those hay rakes for eyelashes, please!!!

I don't know what she's modeling. Even the pic of her with filters was trash. She's talking about photo shoots, lol, of what? Her standing next to a food truck or eating tacos? Her hair was terrible in every pic & for court

😭

😁🤣🤣

That’s real

Amen.

True

OR you can worry about yourself and your own busted life.

@Trey Parker I'm not a she. Please take Malcolm X and your tired misunderstanding of him down from your profile pic. Even if someone is a 2, it is not an answer to my assertion. The "intellectual" and "real" designation clearly needs to be stopped because people like you misrepresent the label. Give up when you meet an intellectual superior.

@@PrinceKoffe Simps will always have an audience

Say that

Right, I’m like what 😂😂

Anybody can be a so called model nowadays!!

Oy vey.

Preach for real

The comment I was looking for 🤣🤣

Absolutely hilarious 😂

JM face always looks like she learning from them too😝

Judge Milian always looks so confused during these cases. LMAO. I wish they'd bring in a hair expert as an impartial third party because I find the defendants don't always explain their sides well even when they're in the right.

The wig wasn’t cheap, just overused.

@@wackybrattyx some wigs are a rack so that is cheap

😂😂😂 but true!

Yeah, I agree!

It definitely felt like a scheme to get a new wig.

@@chvsdee exactly what that was. Influencers get wigs for free, she aint no model or influencer lol

Great point! I agree.

Yea that is most of these hairstylists policy

Because it was crap to begin with. She is just scamming

were You reading my mind?! thinking exactly the same thing!😊👍🏾 You said everything!😊

Insecurities

She probably too busy looking at herself

That’s exactly what this was. She sent no evidence just a bunch of head shots. Smh

So true!! I’ll finish Their lives will be a 100% better. And generations poverty will be generations wealth!!!

💯and lashes😬

I believe culture is the problem in the black community.. role models are rappers… its considered “acting white” if you dare to speak correctly or do good in school. people want to say racism is the problem or say they are oppressed by whites but it’s all bullshit

@@jlywi7171Facts 💯💯

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🤣 omg you so wrong for that! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I can’t stop laughing, I am wheezing!😂 lmfao 🤣!! Thank you for your service, ma’am!! Hahaha

😂😂

I don't get it either. I have wigs, nails and lashes for silly occasions like Halloween but I'll never understand the women who wear them seriously on a daily basis. It looks ridiculous!

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And they ALL look the same. Remember the Stepford Wives? These folks are The Stepford Clowns.

Exactly😂

Any real "model" would know enough to keep the camera at, or above head level. That upshot is never the most flattering for anyone.

😂🤣😂

Me too

Yep. Entitled a** attitude.

Many stylists wont even touch a pre-used wig for these reasons. Lol

wear ya own shit then there is no problems duhhhh

Good wigs last decades. Not just a few uses. I doubt this was a high quality wig, though

Then stand when actually in the court room so no difference 😂

But she wasn’t standing. At the end you can tell she’s sitting.

They need to go to judge Mathis because he at least is smart enough to ask his celebrity hairdresser questions.

Why the parenthesis?

The last time I wore eyelashes is when I was literally dressed as a clown! lol

Tommy Sotomayor

Welcome back! Your screen name is different but I recognize that dog in the picture lol

@@alyssahamlett Same SN. Lol... Yeah that was my baby! And TY!

Yes, my cat kept asking about you, she missed seeing the dog with a hoody. 😊

I am still trying to figure out where “brung” came from in English lore lol

Grammar is classist and perhaps you should do some research on LINGUISTICS before judging people. I rarely see these comments when there are white defendants Why do some people say “aks” instead of “ask”? It’s not “just their accent” and it sure as hell isn’t a mispronunciation. There’s a linguistic reason and a cultural reason. Let’s quickly look at both: First, “ask” and “aks” are the same word because of ✨metathesis✨, which is when two sounds in a word trade places. For example, nobody corrects you when you swap the T and R sounds in “comfortable” and say “comfterble,” instead. It’s the same with “aks” and “ask.” They’ve always been interchangeable. Both “ascian” and “acsian” were used in Old English. But then over time, for no reason having anything to do with “correct grammar,” “ask” became the pronunciation of those in power, and therefore became “standard,” whereas “aks” was the pronunciation of…the less powerful. And here we arrive at the cultural explanation… When enslaved Africans learned English, they learned it mainly from European indentured servants…who’s dialect included “aks.” Thus it became a perfectly natural - and therefore correct - element of African American Vernacular English. But, still, languages change. So why hasn’t "aks" been standardized? I’ll quote John McWhorter, a black linguist, to answer that (t.co/RuFpxbW42t). He writes: “’Ax’ is a word indelibly associated not just with asking but with black people asking…" “‘Ax,’ then, is as integral a part of being a black American as are subtle aspects of carriage, demeanor, humor and religious practice. 'Ax' is a gospel chord in the form of a word…. Yet nothing can stop people from hearing 'ax' as illiterate.” And now a painful irony: “When a black speaker gets the most comfortable…the most herself - that is exactly when she is likely to slide in an ‘ax’ for ‘ask.’ Immediately she sounds ignorant to any nonblack person who hears her, not to mention to quite a few black ones.” So…when she’s most honest, a linguistic bias in *us* means she won’t be taken seriously. But that doesn’t have to be true! And a *very basic* way to begin changing that is to not call other people’s native language “bad grammar.” It's rude. And ignorant. But mostly rude.

@@DJLadyRyan33 BRAVO 👏👏

@@cazzraz1164 then you’re an idiot by choosing to stick with an ignorant opinion after being educated on something.

@@cazzraz1164 she stated facts above. What, on top of being an idiot you can’t read either?

@@nbd6213 she’s blabbering about black people feeling comfortable saying words incorrectly. NONE of that means it’s factual.

LOL

Don’t forget those eyelashes. I can’t wait for this wig and lashes trend to die 😂

No they don't watch ya mouth

@@theresacreech1057 I said what I said

Stop yourself lol

😂😂😂

I don’t know where you were buying a lace wig human hair for 25 bucks but it’s the quality of the wig it’s just like weave hair.

They are better quality and far more advanced these days. They don’t look like “wigs” anymore and it’s worth the money. The $25-$100 still exist and it’s obvious when you see them.

Human hair wigs were never that cheap.

@@tjneverdefeated4394 I guess this is subjective to the person because they look like wigs to me lol.

@@Lolalenice this was about 10+ years ago. They weren’t $600+ like some of them are now.

Apparently.... 🙄

Sure is the style! TRY IT😊

@@beautybychyna_9411 they be so boring and basic and always trying to come for someone else’s style. Let people do them

Unfortunately everyone looks like this now. Long wig, long nails, and drag queen lashes

🤣🤣

Why do some people say “aks” instead of “ask”? It’s not “just their accent” and it sure as hell isn’t a mispronunciation. There’s a linguistic reason and a cultural reason. Let’s quickly look at both: First, “ask” and “aks” are the same word because of ✨metathesis✨, which is when two sounds in a word trade places. For example, nobody corrects you when you swap the T and R sounds in “comfortable” and say “comfterble,” instead. It’s the same with “aks” and “ask.” They’ve always been interchangeable. Both “ascian” and “acsian” were used in Old English. But then over time, for no reason having anything to do with “correct grammar,” “ask” became the pronunciation of those in power, and therefore became “standard,” whereas “aks” was the pronunciation of…the less powerful. And here we arrive at the cultural explanation… When enslaved Africans learned English, they learned it mainly from European indentured servants…who’s dialect included “aks.” Thus it became a perfectly natural - and therefore correct - element of African American Vernacular English. But, still, languages change. So why hasn’t "aks" been standardized? I’ll quote John McWhorter, a black linguist, to answer that (t.co/RuFpxbW42t). He writes: “’Ax’ is a word indelibly associated not just with asking but with black people asking…" “‘Ax,’ then, is as integral a part of being a black American as are subtle aspects of carriage, demeanor, humor and religious practice. 'Ax' is a gospel chord in the form of a word…. Yet nothing can stop people from hearing 'ax' as illiterate.” And now a painful irony: “When a black speaker gets the most comfortable…the most herself - that is exactly when she is likely to slide in an ‘ax’ for ‘ask.’ Immediately she sounds ignorant to any nonblack person who hears her, not to mention to quite a few black ones.” So…when she’s most honest, a linguistic bias in *us* means she won’t be taken seriously. But that doesn’t have to be true! And a *very basic* way to begin changing that is to not call other people’s native language “bad grammar.” It's rude. And ignorant. But mostly rude.

Which one?

Especially when John said "Aww, you have nothing to worry about Marilyn" 🥲

😂😂😂 I can’t I unsee it now

Apparently anyone can be one cause she sure isn't model material, period.

Right I'm feeling inspired

@@youglowgirl2106 😂😂 let’s do it