The MOST ENTITLED beauty influencer...? (Mikayla Nogueira) 

i completely agree!!

Soo uhh why don’t all of these people do it then? If u have a smart phone you’re halfway there. Ppl get famous on tik tok for the bare minimum. Post a thirst trap with the right hashtags and you can go viral overnight. Ppl are acting like it’s impossible to become an influencer. It’s not. Not on tik tok. Learn how the algorithm works and you’re golden. You don’t have 20 min. To film a short clip to post? It’s not RU-vid. It’s tik tok. There’s no overhead. There’s no need for editing or organizing a script… look at Khaby Lame dude… I mean, ppl are really offended over something they can do in the time it takes them to post about how triggered they are. All the time these ppl spend scrolling thru tik tok. Could be spent making them. Just do it. If u have access to tik tok u have the means to become an influencer.

And I agree with everything else you said by the way. Someone invalidating your experience and feelings never feels good and if you are already having a tough day that could easily be enough to trigger a response like this. Ppl are just so unforgiving and hypocritical these days. How about have some compassion and empathy and put yourselves in her shoes and see how you would feel it’s not hard to be understanding and mindful of others.

@@ShermanVonGee People have to like you (or your content) (or want to hate you) to want to keep up with you in order for you to become an influencer and have more than a handful of viral videos. You won’t get a following without some level of charisma, controversy or interesting dialogue. There are people I know who have posted content for years and have never gone viral. So no, not everyone can be an influencer. Many people in the world don’t have enough engaging personalities to be interesting enough to establish a following like all influencers do. I have people in my life who I know that if they ever wanted to pursue social media as a career, they would make a killing. Others who actively post (and yes, on tiktok) and attempt to become viral who will never do so because they are not someone who a great majority of people would want to subscribe to.

@@angelikamakeup she worked at ulta and when her tiktok started to blow up she quit

She never said that.

She literally never said that her work was harder than yours or your mothers. She said it was difficult period.

@@annieslegend In context, I believe that's what she meant.

@@Mikayla_5 it’s not. She explained it.

@@annieslegend Huh? does she know her mum?

I still think she looks like she should have a British accent for some reason lol

Yea ppl act like code switching doesn’t exist like you wouldn’t talk to your boss for a potential job how you talk your home girl

my familys from staten island n i work in a restaurant. i understand your dads wish to tone down the accent

except that excuse makes ZERO sense for where she's from. the radio hosts in Boston ABSOLUTELY pride themselves as sounding as boston as possible.

Yeah, sometimes it's frustrating to hear people complain about a well paying and flexible jobs. I get sometimes people just want to vent, and every job has it's challenges. I have a progressive chronic pain disorder so my options are really limited. I'm at a job that undervalues me, overworks me, and my boss constantly pressures me to push my physical limitations and my coworkers aren't that understanding because I "look fine". But, I need a job, and I've been looking for a better one but it'sreally disheartening. I'd love a job that I could do from home, at my own pace.

I honestly think she was probably having a really stressful work day & that comment potentially sent her over the edge. Unfortunately for her, she posted an impulsive, very insensitive video about it & it's on the internet forever now.

@@prickhead exactly. the internet is brutal 😭

This might sound so shady, but the reason her comment was so offensive is because, objectively speaking, she isn’t responsible for someone’s life. I’m studying to be a lawyer and while I love it I find myself constantly questioning if I’m ready to work after I graduate, I mean, my job will literally be to defend someone, whether it be with a contractor or because of a crime, that’s someone’s life that will be in my hands. I mean, comments like these are so incentive when we consider we are coming out of a pandemic where doctors and nurses had to move out of their homes and leave their families, or restaurant and grocery workers had to be bullied daily because they needed to enforce protocol, etc., these are human lives people have to deal with in a daily basis, and not digital personas on social media. I know most other careers aren’t as dramatically life or death but they all have in common that they are meant to improve a person’s quality of life and most involve actually interacting with people. The reality is, people in entertainment, because it’s not just influencers, don’t interact with people they are supposedly helping, especially on social media the chances of meeting them are quite low. I can understand it gets lonely and stressful, and all I’ve said is not to say they can’t struggle, but I do believe it’s a little tone deaf to say “people don’t want this job” or “this job is hard” because when I go to an influencers page it’s because I want to distract myself from “the real world” not get lectured by someone who lives in a house I probably will never afford. I do feel for her if she thinks she’s struggling and I believe she said those things in the heat of the moment, but regardless she needed to get a reality check because I do believe somewhere along the line she lost touch.

My job left me with several serious injuries that disabled me at 36 it was extremely physically taxing on the body and now I’ve had 11 surgeries very serious surgeries in 7 yrs, those comments came from a very entitled narcissistic out of touch person.

Can't compare apples to oranges. Both titles have different stresses.

@@fluxifyme not really comparing apples to oranges I'd rather be an influencer than an employee at a company I don't even care about. Being an influencer is little easier than a blue collar job. You are right in the sense that both have different stresses but I'd rather quit my job and do things online

@@fluxifyme you sound uneducated 😅

@@kokobopjammer2571 you CAN, is the thing. It is an option for most, if not all, individuals with a smart phone and all of the biggest influencers generally speaking started out making content or videos as a hobby whilst holding down a part, full, and/or 9 to 5 job.

I don't think anyone takes into account the amount of constant hate influencers get and how hard that would be to deal with every single day. Every little thing they say can be taken out of context. At any given time someones little feelings could get hurt and their whole career is over . Ive worked my ass off my whole life and yes it would be great to be your own boss and be an influencer but on the other hand you don't just get to clock out and be done. You're under a constant microscope that I don't think any of us can really compare to unless we've actually done it.

similarly, private school ruined my south//east london accent. now a few years later, ive noticed the more tired i am the more east i sound 😭. its been weirdly emotionally difficult regaining my original accent because fr however small the differences are some part of me still feels like a fake and idk if it should fuck w my sense of self as much as it does❤️

also im not rly sure why ppls accents are such a point of interest and criticism like “oo u sound different”. hmm.

@siân diann that girl called chrixtii or something who's southeast asian, for reference, is always on my yt short recommendations. She's pretty much having undisclosed ads atm🥴🙄 it's so weird cuz people called out the obviousness but she's always denied, allegedly from my observation

@siân diann that girl called chrixtii or something who's southeast asian, for reference, is always on my yt short recommendations. She's pretty much having undisclosed ads atm🥴🙄 it's so weird cuz people called out the obviousness but she's always denied, allegedly from my observation

also what irritates me is that mikayla has a tendency to filter her face, like i really cant trust her when she’s filtering

I feel like this is something you learn as an early teen… but also idk how everyone’s relationship with influencers is.

Also most beauty influencers are using a lot of filters without disclosing it and not disclosing certain videos as ads when have been paid to try to get u to buy the products. It's extremely sketchy to me.

No babe. She was responding to a comment telling her to get a “real job” and to “try a 9 to 5” and her response was that she simply worked from 6:30 am to 5 pm, all day, just like a 9 to 5. Just because it’s not your typical job doesn’t mean it’s not work. Not to mention she never once said her job was harder than all of the other jobs.

@@ItsCasuallyHannah 27:05 She literally said so lmfao

@@ItsCasuallyHannah lol she’s doesn’t care you exist sis you don’t need to lie to defend her 😭

couldn’t agree more, like a 9-5 can be mentally and physically draining ESPECIALLY when you feel like your work isn’t paying as much as the effort you feel like you’re putting in. It’s easy to say ‘yeah I work a 9-5 job too as an influencer and it’s soooo draining’ when you’re sitting in a 2 million dollar mansion, where as people are working exactly the same hours and can’t even afford to buy a house, or some people working the same hours, just as hard and still have to use things like food banks because they can’t afford to feed their family

She never said it was harder than regular 9-5’s?

Yes exactly! This job isn’t “easy” but definitely more enjoyable than the 10 hour retail shifts I did before 🥴

Not just that she also said it was okay for make up companies like Jaclyn Hill Cosmetics to exclude BIPOC ppl in their launches.

Lol the thing is that Mikayla used to work at Ulta

Oooo hard . Piss off

She's had a real job. She's worked in customer service. She knows your job is hard. She wouldn't film it again, regardless, because she feels badly. Your comment feels goofy.

@Essiggurke …….. no crap. I was saying the accents can seem similar/hard to distinguish if you aren’t from the area (in the video she mentions not knowing which one it was). Not that they are the same place……

@Essiggurke if you didn't watch the video to know the context of this comment just say that.

Quite the same how Americans can’t tell the difference between English accents from different parts of England

!!!!! and the south! ive had so many teachers and professors i really admire tell me that my accent makes me sound uneducated. i had an interview for a job i didn't get and the interviewers note said that he "didn't like the way i sounded." Its real unfortunate.

I will say as someone who is born and raised by Southerners, it was aggrevaging growing up with a new York accent due to my SPEECH THERAPIST having a strong NY accent. My speech impediment had no chance being fixed by someone who wasn't even saying words correctly herself. I've had to fake a texas accent until it slowly stuck to stop the comments

My boss was from Boston. He usually toned it down (he was an OPs VP in Los Angeles) Unless he was talking to a friend or pissed. Then it was full on Boston accent 😅

I have London British, Texas American, LA girl next door accent all mixed up and I'm from South Asia. What's the deal with them being so unchill and raging on accents 😭 so lame

Because it’s a second language for you. This is the only one she’s ever spoken

@@jacklynheath3780 even so. I pick up accents/slang from my friends who are from different part of the country/world all the time, I really don't see what's wrong with that. it's just natural for humans to imitate what they're exposed to, especially in the social sense

There’s nothing “wrong” with it. It’s just that certain accents have a certain connotation. I say “Brooklyn Accent” and most people think of Italian man in his 40s saying “whatch where ya goin!! I’m wawkin ere!!” It’s similar to how places with less representation will see black people as scary, desi people as “IT people”/scammers, and east Asians as “good at math” stereotypes

Exactly this like even in my native language it's very common to switch between accents depending on who you speak to. Is that not a kind of universal thing?

I feel this. I had to fake my Texan accent to hide a horrible speech impediment and NY accent due to my speech therapist having one. But when I'm with family I do naturally fall into a more Spanish accent without meaning to. Or when I get emotional or angry or excited my speech impediment comes out. And I hate it. But I do mask it with the Texan one

Ugh it's so true!! I read some studies on it for social science. People are really biased to east coast accents. It sucks tho, I love that accent! I'm from the PNW so my accent is mostly just the "generic US accent" so pretty much anything that isn't mine or a Cali accent is fun to me lol.

Chris Evans’ accent comes out when he gets excited in interviews!

I’m from Ma too and yea some ppls are thick AF. And some ppl, like myself have almost none. But I grew up in Western Ma. So when I moved to the eastern side of the state I was like good lord this is alot!

thank you for the insight! 💗

@@angelikamakeup np, just hope my comment didn't come off confrontational. ❤️

"I just got done a 5:15" or whatever time it was. I used to stay locked into my desk, from 7:30-7:30, then commute 40 minutes home lol

thank you 💗

@@criticalchild2400 why did you care enough to reply to a comment from almost 13 days ago?

Another I would recommend is Julia Adams ! She’s amazing ✨

Jessica Braun is great for dupes and drugstore makeup! Allie Glines is ok, my skin is just so dry that her preferences don't work for me as much. Amanda Z is one of my favorites tho!

I love Angelica Nyquivist (I can’t spell it but she’s brutally honest)

I don't trust anyone

@@XxforevercandygirlXx same lol. I'd watch a handful of 10+ vids and read at least 3 articles on the product I wanna buy then look for the product description. I think for myself for about an entire month then I'm fine buying it if it's matching my standards.

that’s what i think! x

I don't think she's that young, she easily looks 35... you know at that age you shouldn't be this immature.

@@karly.asshhh she’s in her 20s…

I've literally commented that but I deleted it glad I'm not alone

we’d have to cancel almost every other beauty influencer lmao. i agree it’s a little shady but ultimately it’s on the public to be smart enough to understand that people don’t have airbrushed flawless skin in real life. skin had texture, acne, acne scars, fine lines, hyperpigmentation, etc and we know that.

And if she apologized to Jaclyn then she shoulda deleted those nasty comments bc it was so easy for everyone to find…

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thank you ❤️

Oh wow I didn’t know she was that young!

I know, I thought she was in her early 30s or late 20s. 😮

I'm 35 I thought she was around my age

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Literally like I don't get why some people are so mad at her like they never complain. Istg the standard public figures have to hold themselves to is impossible and extremely unfair

thank you! ✨

I quit birth control and have the WORST acne but 5-6 months in, it’s getting better!!!!

@@nora4642 thank you this gives me hope 😭 my back and my chin are in ruins right now 😭 I had cystic acne from 14 years old 😅 it's been ten years surely I should be growing out of it soon 😂

@@ellaisboring it’s just a time thing (unfortunately) also read the book in the Flo !!

same 😢

@@IamCarol30 I have to say, looking back now to when I made this comment, my skin has settled down a lot!!! Still flares up when I eat certain things, but it's improved over time! Yay 🥰

Exactly she could of done something so mutch worse I don't enjoy her but there are mutch more influencers that have done worse haha no one is always gonna love thier job every job even if you love it can make you frustrated in some way and I think she was just frustrated and tired and a lot of people could relate

And I will say I know it was an ad bc im an internet veteran too (im 22) but also because she responded to someone else by saying "ugh fine #ad

It’s literally the law 😂

thank you! x

That's unnecessarily rude Jesus

Disrespectful

Robert Welsh zooms in, shows his pores, and detests filters.

Thank you! Her voice drives me insane and I just can’t with the obnoxiousness.

Finally someone said it, it’s not the accent, her voice is just extremely unpleasant.

@@BloodSweatandFears My ears get anxiety every time I hear her talk.

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The one thing that made my Spidey senses go off were her talking about her ED/body image issues; I know recovery is different on everyone, and I am not here to shame what people have gone through, but a lot of her past does not line up, especially when it came to talking about bodybuilding, and lifting heavy, and then leading to her first experience p*rging, like, it sounded like someone that was trying to shame the sport without holding one self accountable, and still hold the angle of “woe is me” when reminiscing over being a smaller size. and as a former binger who not got into bodybuilding, as well as someone who went off of birth control and got their hormones back in check, it’s not clicking.

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I visited Boston when I was 15 (my dad is a Red Sox fan so of course we had to go see a game). Out of every city I've been to in the US Boston is still one of my favorite places! Accents and all, I couldn't get enough! Also, people aren't lying when they say that pizza is better on the east coast lol.

@@frumtheground if you ever come back you’ve got to give Regina’s pizza a try!! Bostons finest

@@Colbybartley omg will do! Thanks for the recommendation!