Check out MRS America on how the pregnant gals do it lol. Mostly a lot of previous pageant and pregnancy experience helps to win. Personally, I think it would only work if your platform would revolve around pregnancy or postpartum; MRS. UNITED STATES - 2020. Just from experience, it's really really hard lol. I mostly like it because let's say it's an unplanned pregnancy; you don't lose your crown or chance to compete.
Buddy Is saying it's filmmakers duty to tell everyone how to think. When I garuntee he doesnt know enough to be lecturing anyone. He has too much ego to learn anything, even if he wanted to. Unfortunately, that's how most "filmmakers" think, and the result is everything being completely unwatchable. Even the fishing practices he mentions, I bet he doesn't understand herring roe fisheries and lower food chain damage. Let alone the whole climate of the earth on a grand scale. Even if he knew something, ide prefer if "filmmakers" could just present the information neutrally. If it's so black and white he shouldn't need to make it some kinda teaching moment
I like the thought that Venezuela cares and have a high regard of their beauty queens..that they value their intelligence, etc.. sadly its not the same with other countries
I love this podcast. Keysi has this kind of peronality that when she speak, you cant stop not to listen her and walk away. i love her. Hoping to see some of the girls from your batch of Miss Universe 2017.😍💕💓
In the Western World (and woke countries) like Canada, pageantry is looked at as an old fashion and a degrading organisation. This is the main reason why companies like the fashion industry does not support pageantry in counties like Canada, USA, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and majority of countries in Europe.
Whoa this Miss Venezuela 🇻🇪 was totally lost, I did not even know that she was living in Canada 🇨🇦. Welcome to this wonderful country as many Venezuelans living here. Regards from Montreal. We all Hope to see you in another international contest, but this time representing 🇨🇦….Kaysi Sayago from Caaaaaanada !! 🤣🤣🤣
excellent interview congrats, do you know she is called the panter because f keysi s catwalk? , her laugh is so contagious so cool and you did an excellent job as an interviewer congrats eternal miss canada lauren howe
I support the changes in Miss Universe. I know that the age limit remove is controversial, but I think that the new women's generations give a critical view about "beauty pageants".
I agree 100% but I disagree about her point of view of MGI. This minor pageant is a cooking show and has so many controversies (e.g. sexual assaults, food poisoning, fake faints, etc.) over the years.
I like her a lot and was rooting for her to win or get into top 3. She is referring to Carolina Indriiago, the first winner of MV of color in 1999, who competed with Ms Phils. and MU 1st runner-up Miriam Quiambao in Trinidad and Tobago., the best MU edition in my book.
Actually that’s not necessary true, this editions of MUs are just an example: MV 2000 - Perfect English MV 2001 - Perfect English MV 2002 - Perfect English MV 2003 - No English MV 2004 - No English MV 2005 - Perfect English MV 2006 - No English MV 2007 - Great English MV 2008 - Perfect English MV 2009 - Basic English MV 2010 - Perfect English MV 2011 - Perfect English MV 2012 - Mid Level English MV 2013 - Great English MV 2014 - No English MV 2015 - No English MV 2016 - No English MV 2017 - Mid Level English MV 2018 - Basic English MV 2019 - Mid Level English MV 2020 - Great English MV 2021 - Great English MV 2022 - Perfect English MV 2023 - Mid level English
We absolutely LOVE Keysi back here in Venezuela. What a beautiful conversation, loved every second of it. Personally, I would hope for Keysi to come back to our country and be part of the Miss Universe Venezuela Organization. She's just awesome!
She would make for an exceptional head of any pageant organization. She really understands what it takes from both a contestant and a business perspective. Would love to see her in a bigger role running an MU org!
This was an amazing conversation! I loved hearing Keysi’s experiences with pageantry, and even how their national pageant organized things. And loved both your ideas on how to improve Canada’s pageant scene! I think changes can definitely come in the future with new leadership :)
Thanks for contributing this! 🙏🏻 In the moment I can't check on things like this. Really appreciate it. Also, a pretty big time gap between Jictzad and Keysi
Yes, that's quite a time gap. I find Keysi really beautiful. Happy she won Miss Venezuela. As for my country (Philippines), we just crowned our 1st Miss Universe Philippines with African descent. ❤
I remember Keysi so well. I remember their year. I was rooting for her so hard. Keysi if you read this, im your fan from Malaysia. I was hoping that she win that year. But she did amazing!!!
I totally understand why KEYSI SAYAGO went AALLLL the Up to the Top5... SHE, is Refreshing, Positive and Uplifting - KEYSI was one of my Top Contenders in 2017 Miss Universe Edition and if it were to be repeated, I'd still support KEYSI Sayago Miss Venezuela 🇻🇪 ❤ 👑 and Laura Gonzalez Miss Colombia 🇨🇴 ... Fun Fact - I'm actually East African and we technically won that Edition through Demi Lee (Nel Peters) 🇿🇦
This interview is amazing!!! Keysi is one of my favorite Miss Venezuela ever!!!! And of course, you're one of my fave Miss Canada ever, Lauren!!!! Your personalities, intelligence, and of course beauty that emanates from inside are in full display here. Love from the Philippines!!!!
I love this. I love both of these women. Keysi gave me a better understanding of why pageantry is the way it is in Venezuela, and an appreciation for the strength and mental fortitude that Venezuelan women must possess to be able to do very well in the pageant industry. Lauren, I have missed hearing your voice and listening to your thoughts. Please do more of these kinds of interviews--with women in STEM especially.
Thank you so much for sharing this! It's been a hot minute since I've been making content, but really happy to be back and doing it in a different way. I love that suggestion too and women in STEM is definitely on the radar! Is there anyone in particular that you're interested in?
I learned that of all the Canadians with a STEM degree, 34% are women. Canadian women in STEM have come a long way, perhaps inspired in part or in whole by the great Elsie MacGill. I would love to hear stories about these amazing women in STEM like you, who are paving the way for girls who might one day wish to foray into a field so historically dominated by men. I think the world needs to hear more stories about women empowering other women, whether it be in pageantry, entertainment, governance, and especially in STEM. Thank you so much, Lauren. More power to you and to your channel. 💗
Friends - who else would you like to see on the pod? What “how” questions do you have about the world or pageants? We’ve just launched and are planning some upcoming episodes. Would love to hear what/who you’re interested in!
UmaSofia Srivastava because for a 17 year old, girl is phenomenal!! 🙌🏻🔥 Even outside pageantry and her Teen USA win (which she may not be able to talk about), I’d love to know about her diverse family, if she’s visited family where her parents are from, and future ambitions ❤
Thank you Keysi and Lauren for sharing your experiences. Olivia Miss Australia 2017 also dropped a podcast with Tegan who was Australia in 2014 and they talked about their experiences as well! I’m so happy more women are sharing their experiences of MU. I been needing this for years to come now from more queens❤❤
