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it’s crazy that people will transform themselves to this level and expect people to believe it’s not surgery

I saw a BBL in real life and it was interesting how weird it looked, I was taken aback by it, it was just TOO much, it reminded me that things that might look good online don’t necessarily look great in real life. Same thing with what was “Instagram make up” a few years ago in my opinion.

As someone who has been weightlifting for years, THANK YOU SO FREAKING MUCH FOR EXISTING AND MAKING THIS CONTENT!!!!! When I looked at the doctor's instagrams i was SHOCKED. I'm now re-thinking all the people I took fitness advice from because they could have easily just gotten skinny BBLs and Ab etching meanwhile selling their meal plans and workout routines.

The most crazy thing is that seemingly whatever Kim does is copied throughout the family and just wow

The pain of changing your body so many times cannot be compensated by money . I feel bad for her she must be hella insecure to go through all this

Please do Kim! She just announced that she’s “losing weight” through “healthy lifestyle”, which is obviously a cover for reversing her BBL!

Thank you for exposing the skinny BBL! I’ve noticed so many “fitness influencers” with skinny BBL’s that claim to have achieved their body with “diet and workout”, then make money from selling fitness and diet plans. Many of the defined abs with plump juicy booties are the work of fabulous surgeons not squats and it’s important to not hold yourself to an unrealistic standard!

I wouldn’t be surprised is Kylie starts removing her fat transfers to a certain degree. She’s posted several times about working to lose her pregnancy weight, so now is the perfect time for her to magically lose volume in her butt/hip region and claim it’s thanks to her new workout routine or something along those lines

Can't believe bodies are trendy, I have a big butt naturally as a South African woman so does most women in my country, to think that my natural body is not considered conservative enough for a country club is ridiculous. Thank you Lorry, you are raising awareness

I hate that a "body trend" is even a thing! Everyone, just look YOUR best and call it a day. Keeping up with some arbitrary trend is pointless.

It's scary how this family doesn't consider surgery dangerous and even deadly. Anesthesia is not something to under go like brushing your teeth.

I remember about 5 years ago I was seriously contemplating getting a BBL and even had begun saving up for one. Now I'm 28 and my brain is fully developed, also done a lot of maturing emotionally, and I thank GOD I never ended up going through with it!!! It is way too dangerous, the trends are always fleeting and plus it would not look good on my frame at all. I have a similar build to Khloe's recent pictures, obviously not quite as "toned" but I could get there just by working out.

My opinion is that Kylie is the only one keeping her body the way it is (visible BBL style) because she is actually the only one from her sisters that is still involved with a black man. I have a feeling they're always trying to copy the style, race and body types that people they're dating/married to/have childen prefer, in order to be desired and not be left/cheated on. I kinda feel sorry for them, living and not knowing who you are deep inside and what you look like is sad. Proof that all the glamour, money and fame in the world aren't worth a thing when the self-confidence isn't there.

Whoever is reading this and is unhappy with their appearance, remember that your health is more valuable than a trendy look. There’s a lot of people on social media complaining of breast/butt implant illness and casualties from sketchy doctors. Surgeries are not risk-free. Take care of your mind and body because you only have 1 in this lifetime. You are worthy of happiness now with or without surgery

Here's what helped me a lot with my body image: I looked throughout history and decided to base my style on the eras when my body type was the ideal. Every body has their time and place to shine, guaranteed, so get inspired by those times and places and learn to love yourself!

There will be no “beauty standard” if we stop letting the media, influencers, corporations and designers set it🤷🏻‍♀️

I think that the bbl look is even more difficult to obtain naturally, super small waist, no fat in the abdomen, huge butt , with a thigh gap, huge boobs, but not fat in the arms or body, and a sculpted skinny face. It's also so sad that society expect women to change their body type each couple of years.

Your baby saying bye at the end and you laughing 🥹 heart melted

THE COUNTRY CLUB BBL JUST KILLED ME. WOW. THEM HIGHTAILING IT AWAY FROM BLACKNESS IS TRULY KILLING ME.

I feel so sad and anxious for my 19 year-old son's generation. I can only hope my future daughter-in-law does not feel the need for all this craziness! I really appreciate your straight forward and informed approach to all these issues.

The Kardashians hated that people have learned what a bbl is, and they weren't fooling us anymore saying their bodies were natural. So now they want to switch to a more "high fashion" natural looking body type, since the bbl look is "overdone" and easily spotted as surgical. It also makes sense since Kim is struggling with styling herself without Kanye.

Imagine a time traveler from the 1900s hearing the phrase “downsized her butt” 🤣 We definitely live in interesting times.

Your description of a skinny bbl body is exactly how I looked back in my early 20s. God I was so lucky. Now that my metabolism has slowed down, my body is more on par with the "slim thick" archetype that people used to talk about a lot. I know that I should love my body and be grateful for what I have, but damn I miss how I looked when I was 24.

Lorry, this has to be one of my favorite videos you’ve ever made. Thank you for lifting up women & not tearing them down. ❤️❤️❤️

I love the ending message! Great analysis as always Lorry ❤️

Seeing the Kardashians go from the BBL back to a more natural butt actually makes me happy that I have never considered or altered my body. For me it goes to show how you’re actually better off caring for your own natural body and nurturing it. You’ll save yourself a lot of money and heart ache in the end. And now we can all appreciate how beautiful our natural butts always were!

I absolutely love your honest, positive approach to these topics. Breaking down the creation of impossible beauty standards and providing the extra commentary is what young women need to hear right now. You’re able to do this while still remaining inclusive and not shaming others. You’re wonderful!

the ending message is everything! ❤️ your channel is so NEEDED and important. Thank you, Lorry!!

I’ve showed several of your videos to my mother and she’s been astounded at what you point out so well with your diligent work. I can see decades of illusion dissipating from her eyes and a sense of wonder and relief. These illusions hurt us even when we don’t think of ourselves as invested in celebrity culture. Your work is priceless in what it does for people and I think we owe it to the younger and older generations who are not as media savvy and are less like to find/watch a KZfaq video but still see perfected images in passing articles/tv to show them things like this so they can understand. They are in ways the perfect victim of the lies these celebrities imply by not being straightforward because they only see said celebrity in passing in a very controlled light.

Loving yourself is the only answer to not being influenced

Thanks for this video, Lorry! As for myself, I am so glad I got rid of all social media so I don't have to constantly be confronted by all of these trends and feel miserable about myself. Not saying social media is all bad (for example, video channels like Lorry's are super informative and I love them!) but for me it was causing major envy and comparison over things that are 99% of the time fake anyway. Not worth it! I deleted all my accounts (except YT) in Jan 2021 and haven't looked back since.

I absolutely LOVE your videos and life advice in general. We are bombarded on social media and in the press by these unrealistic standards. The way you bring transparency to these topics and support people feeling comfortable in their own skin is a breath of fresh air!

I really liked what u said towards the end Lorry. I really hope young girls know this look isn’t easily obtainable ❤️✌🏼

You're out here truly trying to raise awareness, Lorry, and that really helps those of us who have suffered/do suffer from EDs, etc. I never leave a video feeling like I NEED to follow beauty standards, but knowing what is safe, realistic and true to a "real" body. Thank you 🙏🏻

You keep it real Lorry! I love your work. You respect all choices ❤️

Country club BBL = Let's make looking normal a trend!

Perfectly said….”welcome to hell”. As a tall thin girl with small breasts and a pancake butt I had know idea this was possible. Welp.

great video!!! Thank you Lorry

Thank you so much for this video 💕

That is getting absolutely insane, I hope those trends are going to pass fast

“Welcome to hell you guys” + the smile did it for me 😅😂😅

Been watching a few of your videos and now have subscribed! Love your content x

Always great to watch your videos Lorry.

Kylie Jenner carried TWO babies to full term but magically has a stomach that doesn't reflect that at all. I wonder how that happen. Must be magic.

You never fail to give us good content. Thank you as always Lorry.

Thank you for the disclaimer❤️

Thanks for your advice Lory!!!

have been dreading this "trend" coming back. It's what was popular when I grew up, and it's part of what caused me to have and ED, which I still struggle with at 30. Thank you for your videos, Lorry. I appreciate seeing the reality that a lot of the time, these looks are achieved through surgery.

That's a good advice that Lorry gave. I used to follow a lot of influencers with perfect images. And there was a constant comparison between me and them in my head. I felt like sh*t. And at the same time I had a FOMO, I needed to know everything. I haven't got any idea that it was f-ing with my mental health. And one day I've decided to unfollow every one of them. That was a huge relief I'm telling you, lol. 💀 I started to have spending more quality time with myself and my family rather stalking other people with mythical bodies.

Wow never heard of the country club bbl!! 😳 great video & even better ending with ur advice💜

You were with my recommendations, today. Honestly you seem quite informed;and easy to listen to.I was quite compelled.

It’s also so dangerous because this family has the money for the best doctors and after care, nurses, massages, personal trainers etc. I think that they literally see this as like a trend or outfit change. In the meanwhile soms girls are wh&ring theirselves out to pay for this surgery and go to the most cheap doctors with al the risk that come with it…

Another informative vid!!! also thanks for the shoutout at the end

Love your videos! For future videos can you do a frame that shows all or most of the pictures next to each other? That way there is a still of the progression and/or regression.

You should be proud of the work you do, it saves a lot of pain to a lot of people. I learnt so much from you and now I can see the world of celebrities in a completely different light. Thanks for crushing the illusion ✨❤️

I've never understood why people risk their lives to have such unnecessary surgery, it's completely insane.

i think Kylie will definitely wait to do it so it wont be soo obvious because her sisters just did it

Thank you, Lorry, for being the voice of reason and for the continuing efforts of calling attention to the risky side of trends in cosmetic surgery. I think it is extremely important, especially for inexperienced or impressionable people, to see the other side of the coin and be reminded of the possible pitfalls of blindly chasing beauty standards imposed by the celebrities who have the privilege of working with the finest and the most expensive professionals. I admire your ethics and thank you for sharing your experience and expertise.

Great message, thanks for the reality check! 💗

thank you for including the advice portion of this video! really brings it back to reality and how it is completely unnecessary to undergo these procedures just to fit in with current beauty trends.

I love the 'Welcome to hell guys' made my day

Thank you for combatting psychological manipulation done by celebrities and the fashion industry in general, as well as instagram. This stuff unconsciously programs people to think something is wrong with the way they look when in reality nothing is wrong. Most people are actually beautiful they just can’t afford plastic surgery or have no desire to achieve that “ contrived “ look. Nothing wrong with that look, this generation and quite possibly the next is going to be built around body dysmorphia until the trend calms down. Hopefully it will calm down, either that or people will need to learn how to realize their “ unsurged “ bodies are beautiful, they just need to alter their eating habits and find a way to get physical activity, get a good hair cut/color and buy some decent clothes that fits well. That’s all most people really need.

As someone who has related to Khloe's previous "larger / taller than average" female physique, I worry. Anyone can get tiny if they push themselves hard enough to not eat certain things for an extended period of time. It's so hard to sustain, then all the compliments come. If you gain more weight, you feel like your value is less as a person. It's a sad cycle that I have been on. Focusing on strength and health has been 100% better for my relationship with my 'tall /larger' female frame. What can your body DO not how tiny you can make it. But she's in the public eye, there probably is no winning for her.

With the amount of people that look up to her and the amount of followers she has on various social media platforms it is despicable that she does not acknowledge all of the surgical procedures she has had

Omfg 😆 “country club bbl” OMFG IM SCREAMING AND LAUGHING. Then w/the images of Khloe w/ the full 1990s country club look. I’m screaming even louder.

As a kid, I hated everything about myself and literally saw my body as another person's 'thing', as I got older I started watching more ED triggering content and ended up permanently damaging my digestive track and continued to watch triggering content to "keep me on track" - now, I'm turning 30 in three weeks and seeing things like this keeps my stupid brain from trying to relapse. It's not worth it, it's not real - and it's not even "true beauty", it's someone literally making their BODY a TREND. it's so crazy. I wish I could see what I see now, back then. I really appreciate video feedback like this. It was the TW and ending message that made me realize 'wait, I just realized why I'm watching/get rec'd videos like this....' I needed this.

I’m really glad you did the segment. I’ve seen your channel before. You’re very intelligent you’re telling the truth about how unhealthy mentally we are all be coming through our bodies. In my generation girls had bulimia and anorexia. I’m really worried about what is to come. I am 60.

Great video! I feel like we’ve been in “hell” for years now. BBL’s are out of control. All the 90’s fashion trends have been coming back and I had a feeling being super anorexic skinny was gonna come back too. Guess I was right lol!

Thank you so much for this video. Unfortunately because of how prevalent and silent the bbl is on social media young men have messed up expectations of young women’s bodies and I am sick of having to explain plastic surgery to others. Your channel is so important and thank you so much for your work

your videos are always informative. this video feels positively more editorial in the sense of your humanistic integrity and support, love for humans and the bodies they occupy, and condemnation of the false ass/body advertisements in ~media~. when it gets down to it, i feel this type of body "modification" may be a way for healthy people to recon and empathize in a deeper way with the way ableism feels and how much it occupies thoughts, behaviors, and societal support/disownership of certain types of people and the ways they exist. thank you

Thanks for your videos! Eye-opening in a lot of ways. Just one comment regarding changing body shape - bodybuilding is best and the healthiest way to change body proportions. Everyone can do it but it takes hard work.

I have been waiting on someone to address this! you did great

Hi Lorry! I love your videos. This makes me think about all of the people with BBLs that can’t afford to downsize! Yikes!

I love your disclaimers :)

Lorry Hill everyone. Literally doing the lords work. Amazing video with amazing takes yet again!

Does anyone else hate the term “country club BBL” as much as I do? It is so ridiculously offensive. It is subtly loaded with implications about black women, our bodies, and our place in society.

I wonder what they’re going to tell their kids once they start really looking into their past and wondering why every year they look like completely different people. ..

Totally love your message 💕

Very informative ✨👍🏾

i knew lorry would be ready with a video about this lmao sis is quick

I literally can’t resist watching the trends and then becoming dissatisfied with my own body. I don’t blame anyone but myself but it’s so hard for me not to compare myself to others and living near Los Angeles certainly doesn’t help. It is Hell like Lorry said. There are many more positive attributes to me than my looks but yet I still focus way too much on them. Its an endless cycle.

Love your channel

I have been watching your videos for a while now. I am really thankful that you do them. While we don't know exactly what kind of surgeries celebs get, your videos have shown me that almost no celeb was born as beautiful as they are and that the perfection we see in the media is made and not natural. I like that you also mention all the risks. The more I know about these things the more thankful I am for my body, because it is relatively healthy and gives me the ability to live a nice life. That is way more important than how it looks. Personally beauty standards and trends are not a reason for me to risk my health by an unnecessary surgery.

The "country club BBL" aka "the skinny BBL" aka the "white woman mainstream look BBL."

kylie’s BBL isn’t going anywhere any time soon - she’s much younger and doesn’t have to switch to a “mature” look yet, and also her BBL was better than kim’s or khloe’s ever was. they both had times where they went wayyy too large and looked like they had loaded diapers behind them. kylie’s was never that exaggerated to begin with so she doesn’t need to change it.

Excellent channel!

This looks so much better. What alot of people don’t realize is in person, the major BBLs do not look good. It looks like they have scoliosis. What looks good in print is not the same as what looks good in person.

SBMT - “small bums matter too” hahahaha this is me screaming this everywhere lol

I feel like these trends are getting out of hand because it looks like one changes themselves (let’s say with a BBL) and then kind of change it back to what it looked like before?! I literally feel for those who aren’t super rich and spend their money to look accordingly to a trend, just to find out months later the new trend is the body they had to begin with. Seems frustrating.

I love the advice you gave at the end.

You’re the best Lorry 💕

I'm sorry if this offends anyone but IN MY OPINION, Kim went back to a "yt girl body" aka skinnier figure, because she's no longer with a Black man and wanted to be eye catching to a white man... Khloe is apparently going the same route... and kylie will join as soon as things are over with travis Scott.

I feel like, because it is less obvious, the impact is gonna hurt more. It looks more natural, some people do have a body like that naturally........... thank you for sharing this.

Thanks for your analysis! I think you’re spot on, as usual. I wish I’d had the benefit of your insights when I was younger. I lived through my teens, 20s, and 30s constantly comparing myself to other women and suffered from an eating disorder as well. When I turned 40, something started to change for me; I stopped about other women. And in my mid 40s, I finally kicked the ED for good. I still have hard days, but we all do, I think. I’m Gen X: I knew that the media was manipulated and celebs lied about how they achieved their looks, but I didn’t understand all the subtler stuff or some of the lengths to which some people are willing to go. The mini gastric bypasses explain a *lot*. I never considered those as a possibility, but that has to be how they got those crazy results on their already slim bodies. I’d never do any of this extreme stuff to my body. My butt is comically flat (fine in the 90s and 00s when it mattered) and I have D cups that have held up okay. I have other flaws, but I need my broken nose for work (I sell wine and I can’t risk losing my sense of smell, so I’m stuck with it)). I might do a little filler on my face-but the rest, no way. Any lying? It’s so bizarre to me; I have soo many questions. Obviously Kim and Chloe have had *multiple* procedures on their faces and their bodies. The fact that they lie about it is just insane. I think there’s something in the denials that keeps people hooked. Much as I detest them (and I have never ever watched any of their shows) the KJ women are obviously very savvy. Are people fascinated with them because of the persistent lying? I also wonder about the men who are attracted to women who look like them. They have so much work done, implants and fillers in the places where there should be soft body tissue-how different would that be from a blow up doll? I just wonder about the looks vs touch aspect. (Don’t get me wrong; if I ever had breast cancer, I would want some kind of reconstruction, but what they’re doing is purely elective). Men of generation didn’t require them-Kate Moss was an icon, ffs. So do young men truly require the balloons on both sides? I also wonder about the long term. Kim is in her 40s now. I think she has a very short window before she starts to look *really* weird. There’s only so much anyone can do before your muscular-skeletal frame starts to change and show its age regardless of how much filler and other crap you keep doing to it. I think that’s one reason she might have gone with the super-skinny option; as our bodies dissolves our subcutaneous fat and collagen, we start to look less plump and more angular in our arms, jawlines, etc. No amount of filler or facelift will fix the overall angularity that women of a certain age acquire. I wonder if Kim, who probably spends an inordinate amount of time looking at herself on camera and in the mirror- with the massive media team/conglomeration that I’m sure is involved in any major decision she makes-decided that this should be her next look since (1) it works on older women and (2) she hasn’t done it before. People are justifiably wringing their hands, but it’s not like she and her sisters were paragons of honest or realistic beauty standards prior to now, or women of moderate or even particularly tasteful living standards. (I’m not trying to tear down a sister; I just wish she’d use her platform to do something for somebody else once in a darn while). Do we think skinny-skinny is back for good in the trend and fashion worlds (not the same things but related), or are trends still moving so fast that even it won’t last? Itz Keisha already addressed most of the questions I had about the racial angle of what Kim and Chloe are doing. There is something extra-extra about it, if you ask me. These women lose their black partners, they get “white” bodies (not even their older, more curvaceous brown Armenian bodies), they dye their hair platinum blonde-suddenly they’re, what. Swedish or Norwegian? (Marilyn Monroe was of Swedish descent, at least on her mother’s side, and she (famously) dyed her red hair platinum-and I love hair dye; it’s the whole package I have a problem with). Given the current political and racial tensions in the country, what are they signaling to the public? Are they aware of the Aryan White Superior overtones of the look? What is that saying to their fans? And what are they saying to their mixed-race children? Finally, long term-you touched on a lot of these: are any of these changes sustainable? Do they have a long game? Can someone live a long and healthy life consistently undergoing elective surgical procedures and malnutrition? Once you have children, wouldn’t your attitude about some of this stuff become a little less selfish? I understand that Hollywood is a fishbowl; I lived in California for a long time, and I know people who live and work in the film industry. Seems like there are two kinds of people who make their living in front of the cameras: some who make their money, get away from the insanity, and then go on to enjoy their lives and families; and those who make their money, get addicted to the attention, and then can’t move on with their lives. Madonna is a good example of the latter. Someday Kim will be too. Wouldn’t it be better to have an exit strategy and leave people wanting more than to wear out your welcome? I think the KarJenners are, as we used to say in the 80s, overexposed. There seems to be no such thing anymore (or maybe there is; Kylie is keeping a low profile, but probably for legal reasons). Is the point of celebrity now just to be there all the time? I’ve said it before-I don’t like to tear down a sister. I just don’t like lies. I think their young fans deserve better idols, and I wish the fashion editors would court some people with less baggage. I’m just kinda sick of seeing Kim everywhere. Maybe she needs some well earned time out of the limelight

This is ridiculous and very sad. So many young girls and women will try to attempt this and they DONT NEED TO EVER!!!🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 You gave really good advice about trying to follow influencers.

The other day I put on makeup for a date, looked AMAZING, and then when I got home I enjoyed it for a bit more before taking it off. It was the simple act of taking it off that reminded me of my own self in my own body. I love putting on temporary tattoos, jewelry, clothing, makeup, ect, to decorate myself. Yet at the end of the day, its refreshing to take it off and just be the default setting. Having a default setting is like having a blank canvas. If I want to put on a smoky eye and wear my combat boots, its a vibe. If I want to put on my dangly earrings and wear heels, its a vibe. If I want to braid my hair and go surfing - you see what I'm saying? It must be so exhausting to be 100% on 100% of the time. Hair. Makeup. Nails. Beauty beauty beauty. "Dont take a picture of me because I'm not made-up" "Dont share that snap of us laughing and having an incredible time because I'm not dressed-up." THIS. This feeling of 'on-ness' constantly is the unrealistic beauty standard.

My last braincell: Humans don't fall into the same trap twice. Beauty standars: Well...

I’m here for the Itz Keisha shoutout! Thanks Lorry!

I really love that you call people out.😀