Photographer & Model REACT to MESSY Americas Next Top Model SALAD Photoshoot 

Sis ik some of them has one of the worst yeast infections ever 😰

In reality, they wouldn't have to explain the cause the gynecologist would just prescribe the treatment

The gyno has heard worse, I'm sure.

Yikes

@Lady Sarcasm What 1mil vote?

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I am from Greece to and that's big block of feta cheese

Shoot

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And also there are so many things Greece is better known for than their salad which outside of Greece usually doesn't even have the right ingredients in it 😂

Well it is a competition so it would be unfair if she was not sent home after not participating in the challenge.

You two who responded, the show is supposed to prepare upcoming models for what the industry is like, and in the industry, they are allowed to refuse jobs they are uncomfortable with, so the entire premise makes no sense. They also could’ve just substituted the underwear with a bikini. It’s that simple.

@@marjobarbasarmiento9482 Listen Tyra the problem is you keep being a gaslight hypocrite. You say one thing than another. You told them to stand up for themselves and speak up if they feel uncomfortable or unsafe than you punished them for it. I call you Tyra because only Tyra could be this blind to this level of gaslighting.

@@marjobarbasarmiento9482 it's the hypocrisy tho. she should be saying "do everything you're told to do for success" if she's gonna criticize her

@@xxxmaysilssss690 Yes but that would give rapists in the industry who try to manipulate underage women into bed a hard time. People who don't respect the boundaries of impressionable young women and then promote this are pure evil. It is just grooming the teens watching this and the children who buy next top model Barbies (yes they even market this to kids) to be molested. It's glamorouzing not respecting boundaries of youth, and it leads to rape. You are right. They could have respected her boundaries and given her something less rapey.

The frickin gas lighting from the judges! 🤮

everybody knows that u have to put your clothes off in this show so why did she apply in the first place. its unfair to the other girls

@@j666f you’re allowed to apply for modeling but still not want to wear something as revealing as underwear.

@@doc4885 yes but it doesnt make sense. Its like applying for a cooking show and not wanting to cook the most difficult dish but all other contestants have to do it.

@@j666f no, it's like applying for the only cooking show in existance when you're a dumb kid out of high school and being told you have to sacrifice your boundaries, morals and beliefs if you ever want to become a professional chef (your lifelong dream) anywhere. Meanwhile the owner of the show, a world-famous top chef, absolutely refuses to compromise theirs. Especially the first few cycles, they definitely blindsided some of the girls with the nudity shots. There was one girl that absolutely refused to do a naked adam and eve shoot from the get-go because it was too sexual and nude. She wouldn't have showed up there if she had known it was a requirement. Also, there's plenty of famous models that don't do nude shoots. And there's infinitely more regular models that choose not to do them either. It's not even a requirement. They can just do commercials, fashion shows, etc. You're not even selling a product by posing nude, which is the entire purpose of a model.

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Or salads would be posing on top of humans

@@neilagangitlog ngl, I envisioned a giant carrot and tomato stepping on a model and it sounds great

This comment is underrated 🤣🤣🤣

"But Miss Jay Alexandrou, the melted cheese is burning my feet" "Are you a model or a whiner?"

I’m not proud of this but even I judged Shannon at the time but now I totally understand what she meant and I completely respect her decision. I’m someone who will do simulated nudity but I’d never be comfortable showing my butt or gentitals

@@shelbyc7285 She said before she entered she wouldn’t do lingerie shoots, and they were well aware of it. She mentioned it time and time again, and their response was to allow her in the competition, then deliberately attempt to coax her into doing the shoot despite her saying no. Why does every single female model always have to do a lingerie shoot? Why can’t a single woman say no? 🤔

@@shelbyc7285 because this is for their job. Imagine if I, as a retail worker at a denim brand that only let's us wear their jeans, said "no i won't wear this brand of denim". I wouldn't have a job. This is about money and doing their job. Their feelings don't matter all that much since they know what they are getting themselves into. If they think it does then they are fools.

@@littlemissnerd3761 it’s her brand some company’s like her brand and it’s her beliefs. They should’ve tried working with her like put a bottom cover up and give her a more swimsuit looking too it would’ve worked

@@littlemissnerd3761 If you watch the video the professional model and photographer talk about this. As a model you can request from your agent to not do certain kind of shoots. Shannon agreed to come back to AllStars with the understanding that she would not be doing underwear shoots - which producers agreed to (She's talked about this publicly since the show aired). The producers violated the agreement. Their feelings absolutely matter, especially when a line of trust has been violated.

I have blue/grayish eyes and in the summer it hurts so bad. I spend to whole summer squinting even when wearing sunglasses. My cheeks get so sore.

@@satorigailunas816 I have really pale eyes, too. I'm glad to know I'm not the only person who can't open them in the summertime.

@@satorigailunas816 I have grey blue eyes. I feel ya girl. I gotta always have sunglasses. Even on a sunny snowy day.

I thought everyone's eyes got uncomfortable in the bright sunlight?? 😳 Are darker eyed people really perfectly ok in bright environments? 😲🤯

@ItsOLindaYT 🤯

They love to shame them for some odd reason.

@@Crabernacker ratings.

I felt bad for her this entire season cause they repeatedly did this to her. As if she can help it.

@@silvermist4110 Alison came second in both of her seasons. She was rigged to never win bc Tyra didn't like her, and wanted a different girl to win 😕. Alison was cheated. But she's doing well as a presenter, model and photographer.

@@patheticmortal373 I'm so happy hear she's doing well. She seemed like such a kind hearted person. Broke my heart to see Tyra repeatedly try an break her an tear her down.

Yep they want to just have some sort of controversy. You can't tell me this photo shoots are all planned ahead of time. They would do things just to make things worse for the models.

A lot of their shoots were corny but this is one of the few, especially this season that you could see in this real world. Playboy have plenty shoots like this.

@@hatchibyebye lol how isn't playboy corny?

@@ellize1998 Playboy isn't high fashion, but it is classic. Naomi Campbell did it, so no one is above playboy.

Oh god same, though the German version has slightly less weird shoots

Yes, couldn't they have been greek goddesses? That woulda bin a less bonkers concept

@@lizanna6390 they probably did but didn’t want backlash for not being authentic or being disrespectful...which they already failed at hilariously but still

@@lizanna6390 they've made the models do black face.. I can imagine what offensive stereotypes they would have made them done for that, a beautiful concept tho, ide love to see something like that

@Ioanna Laskou no... I live in Sweden and Swedes are some of the most common tourists in Greece and we don’t think or talk about Greek salads when we talk about Greece lol.

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She has EXACTLY two: She doesn't shoot in lingerie or with cigarettes, they acted like she'd only take extremely specific jobs and was super picky

It's funny and pathetic how women me included are often told to put their morals and values aside to get somewhere not all models in the world model with swimsuits and or underwear. It's something as a society we need to fix

i don't like how they said it like a criticism for her. why yes, a model who doesn't pose in underwear would not be booked to model underwear. that's what the agency is for. that's like being mad that one plus one equals two

Almost 400 likes with no replies omg

Now you got 2 replies good job

Ikr? Glad she said no

She just had to stick to her guns and she made them look weak and cruel, immortalized for all of us to see. Good for her.

Yeah! My heart feels PROUD for her lol😂

Not trying to defend Mr. Jay or anything, but if you watch his live chats for this cycle, he said producers on the show were super catty and toxic to him behind the scenes and in editing because he expressed that he wanted to leave the show after his contract was up. Pretty sure he was referring to those producers as the "mean girls," not dissing the contestants themselves.

@@elliemoon88 But I feel that in the Jay's chats he played the innocent card so much saying it was all the producers and Tyra. But everytime that I watch a clip he is so mean to some of the girls that makes me think didn't have a hard time making he seem like a mean person.

I agree with you there, after watching a few of his chats he seemed much too keen on playing up his innocence. But I DO believe him when he said he was fed up with the show since cycle 12 and that he didn't really care after that point. Like, he sounded genuinely pissed off during the cycle 18 live chat when he talked about how toxic Ken Mok and Tyra was behind the scenes. For instance, the producers apparently refused to let Jay direct the models during their photoshoot during the first episode of cycle 16, which made the atmosphere super tense on set. It's only when the tension got unbearably awkward that Tyra told Jay to direct again lol. This isn't to claim that Jay was a perfect mentor or anything. I don't fully believe him when he says that he was totally committed to looking out for the models because I think he was more preoccupied with his own beef with the show, but I don't really blame the guy for that. He seemed apathetic by the end, so I can see how that attitude would spill out towards the models too.

He was so over it and he took it out on the models

I commented that when he was coming out about Tyra.

My thoughts exactly

It’s basically objectifying women like food waiting to be eaten. So disgusting

Yep

A lot of the shoots are so objectifying and the judges even treat the girls like theyre just objects and not real people...

If ever you get a chance to watch any of the “Killing Us Softly” documentaries it shows how media destroys women by making them into food, drink, and other inanimate objects.

THANK YOU!! AGAIN FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK

To me, someone who does not wear swim suits or show my body at all, both need consent.

somse swimsuits show less skin than underwear though. I understand the concept, but not really. If you don't want to show as much skin, I get it, but that didn't seem to be the case with her. Although it is ultimately her choice, I just don't get it.

Plus, certain styles of swimwear are more covering/generally designed to give coverage and function vs underwear which is not supposed to be on display for anyone (except significant others, if applicable) And while I haven't watched these episodes, in this particular scenario, the flashback they did of the woman in Swimwear was clearly more coverage and of a very different style (high-waisted, wrap around body, stylized suit) and the underwear they wanted her to crawl in veggies with was a cotton-y looking low cut bottoms and definitely bra top. Just, yikes people, would it kill you to respect these women as actual human beings?

The difference is in the connotation between the clothes. The activities or feelings you link with when you hear the term lingerie, are vastly different to the word swimsuit. As well, one is meant for public display, the other mostly private. Although there might not be much difference in how the two look, there is a difference in how the two are viewed most of the time. For myself, I wear bikinis in public and feel fine, but the way I feel totally changes if it’s underwear, even if it’s less revealing, just because it is a different situation, if that makes any sense. Like how for me since I do some theatre I have no prob being in my underwear around literally anyone, all genders including the gender I am attracted to if it’s in the situation for it being for a show or the like but if I was in my underwear not in that situation in front of all genders I would feel really umcomfy bc now the connotation has changed for myself

I like how you said its a much mote likely scenario 😂 just in the context of posing in a giant bowl of greek salad seemed so funny to me

Simply they like seeing the models suffer lol more weird more views mean more money

@@cryingOnions ANTM has gotten dumb.

It’s reality tv

it's about drama and ratings.

Also racist. He said you can be more creative with white people with blue eyes

@@LannasMissingLink and white skin...

@@justunithingz dude same difference. He meant the same thing

I've seen the Greek next too model and most- if not every- Greek photographers act predatory making pervy comments. And the one they have on panel as a judge, judges girls by their looks to the point he's telling some they are not perfect enough to photograph well - basically calling them ugly, which just makes him look even more incopident! Greek next top model is even worse than ANTM by faaaar! They even called skinny girls with perfect curves "too fat" 😕

Shannon did lingerie at the time.

It was nude she wouldn’t do. She did do lingerie but clearly it became a boundary for her because of what her and her husband decided in their marriage. It was gross of them to be so pushy.

She told producers before she agreed to do the show that she wouldn't be posing in underwear. This was 100% a setup.

@@abbyolmsted7852 she did it and regretted it later

Yeah she did a lingerie shoot in first cycle and regretted it so she told producers before cycle 17 that she would not shoot in lingerie. That’s why they orchestrated this whole drama.

Indeed. You don't go "well I need to shoot these dresses, can't get someone who won't pose in underwear tho!" Unless they have also alterior motives

Agree

They also eliminated her because for all stars she hadn’t gotten top photo at all so she was just coasting, I think the weird underwear vs bathing suit thing was just the law straw.

@@samanthascarcella526 Last straw that the producers probably wrote.

@Lifted Sailboat I would like to address the difference in wearing a swimsuit vs underwear, it's about consent. When people wear swimsuits they consent to be seen like that in public, they consent for their bodies to be shown, however, underwear or lingerie (like she said) is a more intimate garment. If someone sees you in your underwear maybe your instinct is to cover yourself, because you were not expecting to be seen like that, it's not a question showing too much skin.

The implication and connotation between underwear and swimwear is different, and one has to draw their line somewhere. She - in my opinion - has done good job in defining that line very clearly. No-one should have to negotiate their personal policies.

To be fair, it's not like girls in the past haven't been safe and continued in the competition because they couldn't or wouldn't do a shoot (Shannon being one of them) and I would also believe that photoshoot concepts were created before the girls were cast, and not just because Shannon got on the show.

Yes

That would be fun

Great idea!

so waiting for this

Would be amazing!

That makes absolutely no sense

Its like the difference between being consensually choked in bed by your partner, and getting choked in an alleyway by a stranger...

@@valenmejia2135 well no not really....she has every right to be true to her beliefs but shes gotta word it better because in this industry it's very confusing that she'll wear skimmy bathers but won't wear more covered up underwear.

@@jackieelizabeth8614 I thought she was pretty clear with the boundaries... "Underwear is for me and my husband, swimsuits are ok though"

YES. It's also the difference in how the model has to pose in a photoshoot or how she is perceived by the viewer. In a swimsuit, you can pose for a playful summery photoshoot. In underwear you're expected to pose in a sexual way and can expect that your magazine spread will be tapped up in a pervy 14 year old boy's locker. In other words, I think it's fair to have your boundaries because it's not just about how much skin is showing. It's about if you're comfortable posing for the "storyline" behind the photoshoot.

@@jackieelizabeth8614 In this industry, they respect boundaries and wouldn't hand her a modeling job that she explicitly she doesn't do.

Yeah, they definitely edited that to make her look like she didn't have a valid reason to not do the shoot

At the shoot, she was eloquent. She explained that she thought underwear shouldn't be shown to the world.

Lisa D’Amato and I think even Laura & Dominique have talked about how at panel Shannon had a very eloquent justification of her stance that they cut out to make her come off worse than what the reality was

She said in a episode that they all vote and she votes last. So she was lying lol

@@kelsey2333 That means in that episode where Brittany made a scene in front of a client and Tyra said she wanted her to go home, but got out-voted, was a lie. Tyra kept her around for the sake of drama.

@@shelbyc7285 While I do agree with you entirely, not everything is perfectly logical. If she felt uncomfortable than it doesn't need to be logical IMO

@@shelbyc7285 maybe you find it hypocritical but I don't. We can agree to disagree. My view on this is that swimwear is ment to be shown and wear out at the pool or the beach with people around you but not underwear and lingerie. The coverage is the same but their meaning aren't. This is exactly why in my comments I wrote "it's not a skin showing issue". The problem is not the revealing aspects of the clothing, it's the meaning for her and it's perfectly valid.

@@shelbyc7285 Yea but SHE FEELS UNCOMFORTABLE and she litterally made it clear. It's not about how it looks or anything. She said : no underwear. That's all. They're just doing that to create some drama and they're Def the hypocrites here

@@shelbyc7285 there's also a distinct difference in fabrics used for lingerie and swimwear. Swimwear has a thick fabric and is intended to (maybe show a little cheek), but thoroughly cover her bottom half for comfortable recreational use. I'd rather wear a thick piece of Lycra than a super thin layer of cotton or silk that hugs onto everything. Swimwear feels more secure. Being nude, or doing lingerie isn't the end all be all for modeling, and women should be able to have autonomy over their bodies and what kinds of fabrics and cuts are worn on it.

Agree, but she did apply for antm , she knew what is waiting her. But of course nobody should *ever* force anyone to do something that they don't wanna do.

Yep, i worked in a kitchen and the feta cheese would come in buckets lol

Yes, this is exactly what I was thinking about!

Nah its still edible

@@MatheusFerreira-mu6lu Idk bout you but I wouldn't eat a salad that's been *standing out in the sun for several hours while countless chicks, including a sick one, bathed in it* . But maybe that's just me.

Finally common sense!!! Imagine if they changed it before every girl. And the cheese looks like Bulgarian white to me 😅

Same

I had the opportunity to become a model and I watched this show which was my only real source of knowledge about the modeling industry, it was part of the reason I decided not to, all of the toxicity scared me

I believe they left out the onions and olives for the models sake

Ουαου υπάρχει και άλλος Έλληνας εδώ 😆

@@Francesco_AP_ ουαου είμαστε 3, ακραίο

Τέσσερις!!! 😂😂

Πέντε. Χαμούλης XD

Or severe sunburn. Tomato acid can cause skin irritation and photosensitivity.

@@nomousecat I didnt even think about that part. The whole concept seems like a recipe for disaster. 😬

Don’t forget the eye infections.

"But I'm allergic to tomatoes..."

@@nomousecat Don't forget the oil. I was cringing the entire time the girl was pouring oil on her face. I developed rosacea from a severe sunburn a few years ago. This looked like a recipe for that.

Because they knew ahead of time and added her in.

@@shelbyc7285 they're upset because she told the production team beforehand that wasn't something she was comfortable with doing and yet they treat her like she she's being crazy and difficult. The photographer and model here both confirm that HER REQUEST ISNT UNREASONABLE. You don't see any difference between taking a picture in bikini and underwear, and she does. You're both equally valid. I've seen you respond to multiple people ragging on this girl all because she had some boundaries that you don't agree with

@@shelbyc7285 it's a competition that is supposed to prepare them for real life in the modeling world. It would be like an employer hiring you after you requested specific accommodations, even though they won't give it to you. It's dumb. You figured that they're okay with those accommodations when really they're just hoping that you'll change your mind. That's unprofessional, whether it's for a "competition" or "real life" as you put it. And for the last time, YOU DONT HAVE TO UNDERSTAND HER FOR HER REQUEST TO BE VALID. Believe it or not, people are allowed to do things that you don't understand, and that doesn't make them bad. The issue for her has less to do with showing skin and more to do with what she associates those clothing items with. With swimsuits she's fine with the public seeing her. With underwear she only wants her husband to see her in them. If that still doesn't make sense to you, calm down, because it doesn't have to! It's her life. Not everything has to satisfy you

@@shelbyc7285 I think the problems here were the obvious coercion and gaslighting. It propagates the idea that women should lower their boundaries in order to have success o just to not be considered mean. They could have offered her other outfits, but they didn't. Nonetheless I understand your point of view and kinda agree with it, but I as others don't like the message that conveys

@@notyettolove the thing is, its americas next top model. It doesnt really prepare them for the real modeling world because antm is all about torturing the contestants on the show and pushing them and their boundaries for entertainment. It is completely unfair but tbh if i was her, i wouldve expected them to pull this crap because they always do stuff like this. Even though she did all she could by telling them she didnt want to do it, of course they were still gonna do it. I do think it makes sense that she went home because it would be unfair to the other girls, but its also unfair what they did to her in the first place.

Allison was also one of my favs when I was little and seeing her again at 21 made me feel super nostalgia for her wtf :'0

Allison has always been my favorite and she has been robbed from winning too many times! she def shouldve won at some point

Agree she is stunning! And is actually the only ANTM model whose IG I follow

I've been obsessing Allison since highschool, she's soo kawaii just like a character from Tim Burton movie

I stopped watching because they wouldn't let Allison win, she is THE best

Yeah that really rubbed me the wrong way... it was definitely a bit racist

And tyra approved this photographer/episode???!

That’s how people in the Middle East and the Mediterranean are! I’m middle eastern and have olive skin, DARK DARK brown hair, and brown eyes and I was always told that I’m “not as pretty” as my blonde sister who has light skin and hazel eyes. Now I’m not saying my sister isn’t gorgeous but rather that they just have a whitewashing bias. I’ve lived in a bunch of Middle East/Mediterranean countries so I’m speaking from experience.

@@manda8512 That's so sad, both features are sooo pretty

Just remember that they're not in America and he's a local photographer in Greece. Most of them have dark hair and tan deeply and quick. To him she is unique. People are reading too much into it.

It's literally one limitation too lol they're just dramatizing it

That is terrible

Yep. That is why she was really upset. She would not have agreed to do the show otherwise.

The lingerie wasn't even that impressive or nice?

Right? I honestly think it might have been cute to have her wear short shorts and a crop top for this shoot. Why was underwear necessary?

@@Woohoolulu2 or even a cute one piece like come on..

@@Woohoolulu2 its an underwear collection, they dont have shorts.

@@happylife5071 most brands do have boy short cuts. There was a work around but they chose to shame a model for doing what is her right to do.

I guess I don't know exactly what she said to explain herself in real life, but the clip of her stuttering to Mr Jay and saying it's just different seems edited. I feel like they wanted the audience to be in favor of the judges thinking Shannon was being dumb and making no sense, so they had to show a clip of her seeming confused.

Well I think in those situations, you choose to use swimming suits to bathe in public and when in underwear you are just undressing or getting dress which is not supposed to be shown to the public. But is not the case for models. But yes to each their own, i get it.

It IS a foreign concept though, for those who doesn't have or get used to that kind of culture. I mean, at some places, people are uncomfortable and not okay to wear bikini and show off that much of skin to public. Both underwear and bikini are the same revealing. So when we see people are okay walking around showing off your skins in bikini, it's the same with underwear. So yes, if you think wearing bikini and underwear is not the same, it is indeed a foreign concept to other people who doesn't have or association with such culture.

@@termoscoffee251 ok, but Mr. Jay doesn't have that excuse. She drew a boundary, idk why it's so difficult to respect it

Don't agree. Some people are just more comfortable with showing skin than others. Personally I dont think I'd really care much if someone walked in on me naked. The issue for Shannon doesn't seem to be showing skin, its more like morals; for her lingerie is just for her husbands eyes!

Lmao

All that Feta just BAKING in the sun

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A lot of photographers get into the business in order to use their position of power to manipulate models into doing something they don't want to.

So Herr in Germany er have Greek Restaurants. (sadly my favorite one is closed because the Greek einer was old and His son wanted to do Something Else) and this one ans other Greek Restaurants In Went to are Knien for the meat dishes, Dips and for being very nice

oh no,, the amount of olive oil they poured on themselves

Or in a bowl of Vinegret :D

Well, making a popular show for average americans? This is a fact, I don't say it is good or something.

Да уж 😂 Лучше бы просто сняли на пляже :)

Personally I think the photoshoot looked fun I would do it probably because I’m crazy

mmmmm that's my favourite food hahaha I'm happy they didn't do it, I wouldn't want to be traumatised for life :P

omg what? that sounds so dangerous

What fr

Or cycle 20, where the first thing they had the contestants do was walk down the side of a building in the rain.

@@lrose1310 now that I think about, these challenges were *wILd*. what would have happened if someone got seriously injured. They probably would’ve blamed the contestant

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Yes agreed, i would like to see her reaction to that as well

@@katiekaliber Totally, the male model should have been fired immediately. But the model's performance suffered because of it.

The show did a lot of photo shoots to have confrontation. What about the time the girl's friend died and they made her get into a casket as a part of a photo shoot.

@@merricat3025 yes that happened twice, first time to Kahlen in S4 and then Jaelle, again, in S8 had to pose as a "glamorous corpse" in S8 after her friend OD'd. (Rest in peace Jaelle)

Omg I remember that.

Honestly, I think part of it is because so many were young when they watched this show. Like, kids or young teens. Because this show WAS on the CW(and that was and is home to shows like Vampire Diaries, for instance).

I really liked ANTM the first few seasons and the great concept (mini challenges = rewards into elimination challenges etc.) and structure has been used in tons of other competition shows since - and it's a winning formula, but I started disliking it when they showed clear favoritism and would give the young women advice, which they would follow ... then be eliminated for following ... Wtf? Same thing happened to Project Runway. Also, like this episode shows, the judges and showrunners got full of themselves and got meaner. They started off as mentors and teachers and then began thinking the show was about them and became divas. Maybe if they had had new judges every few seasons it would have saved it.

omg why? 😩

I have to echo the sentiment of the commenter above me. Use a cleansing oil instead. Stay away from the pantry when it comes to skincare

Do you also work at a haunted house?

@Joseph Howe yo sorry for the weird comment but when i read yours without seeing yer name, i thought you were my dad for a second lmao. he types exactly like you did.

She did reveling tho she did swimsuits and I remember everyone being confused because she did a swimsuit that was way more revealing while taking of the part that was like lacy shorts that went over it cause she didn't want to do lace. Makes sense she donst want to do underwear but they were all very confused because it's all revealing

@@silverkyre i think it’s about the implications. swimsuits are less intimate than underwear

Technically I'm a Christian too, but I'm absolutely not a believer. Refusing something for religious reasons (if this is the case) is not unacceptable, but still ridiculous for me in this day and age. It is no longer a triggering factor for me, but when I was a teenager I thought the movie "Face/Off" should be a must watch in school.

@@vermin2378 no get that. I'm just saying se was willing to go revealing she just didn't want the lace cause it was intimate even this they were like little shorts and covered way more. She knows what she's comfortable with.

@@silverkyre personally I don't even care, whatever her reasoning is I support it. If doing some things make her uncomfortable idk what's the point of questioning it

They were more willing to make exceptions to the nudity in season but after that, it became worse.

It's true. They're just nasty.

We were all too young an impressionable. I still remember watching this and thinking this was what real models had to do

Yeah I thought it made it look weird. They could've used props too, not real food. What a waste!

@@shelbyc7285 but they’re in Greece claiming their using authenticity for their shoot. So it should be Authentic then if that’s part of what they’re trying to portray. Their literally boiling a culture and people down to something that isn’t even really accurate.

@@Einjeru2435 welcome to America’s next top model...ALWAYS inaccurate lol

Just curious, what is a proper Greek salad like?

@@Alex-yr8jh it has tomato, cucumber, feta cheese, olives, oregano, "maximadia" (the Greek "croutons"), maybe peppers and of course olive oil and salt😋

As a Greek too the way I see it is that the Greek salad IS one of the most famous Greek dishes even though we consider it given and nothing wow😁

she and adrianne (winner of cycle 1) went on instagram live together and had an interesting convo about their time on the show

@@vermin2378 ohhhh I wasn't aware of this!

Anyway. That Photographer was so disgusting. He talks about how such limitations of a model will not get her booked but what I wonder is how with such limitations in his brain does he get any work at all🤦

As a gen Z, I appreciate your sentiment and faith in our generation.

I could see them doing that

I was looking for this comment 😂