The Proud Family Exposes Makeup Industry💋💋💋 

Watching Lacienega get cancelled was top tier comedy 🎭

As someone who was super into the makeup community a few years ago. I have to say that a lot of people got tired of the drama that came from certain makeup influencers. I know it is still an issue on TikTok. Personally I used to wear a lot of makeup but now I focus more on skin care and being conscious of not causing more unnecessary waste from makeup. I have saved so much money not buying makeup palettes and trying to keep up on trends. I love your videos btw!

I remember when they did the credit card episode. Got me to see what a scam credit cards were and too this day have never gotten one

Sometimes the biggest weapon one can possess is social media 🤳🏾

I love the "guys creating trends/looks for girls" comment because I think they're bringing up how in reality men do create a lot of things made for women. Just like how a lot of men write female artist lyrics and tell them how to dress. But Tony Ooooohh, let's not even start with jlo. 😂😂😂😂I love Ashanti to death, so I can't stand that lady, I remember thinking so many jlo songs were Ashanti as a kid.

Makeup Boy really fumbled the bag trying to put Proud back in her place. Truth is, he was just like her, he let the success get to his head and was a big jerk to everybody and we all knew it. Only difference is that we tolerated it a whole lot more from him because he was well established and was absolutely AMAZING at what he did with his products which ironically helped with our confidence whenever we weren't directly in his presence. He also gave good advice that actually proved beneficial despite his greediness. Proud on the other hand was just a loud mouth who as always was going overboard trying to prove she's right about EVERYTHING and nearly crippled society in the process!! I only tried preventing that by pointing this out to her but yet 'I was the one who needed to be put in my place because you know... I'm LaCienega Boulevardez' 🙄 But hey, she ultimately got what was coming to her for a change... 😌

I feel like someone can be flamboyent with out being annoying. Like jams charls lacs the natural charisma that makes the act work

I never would have had any kind of real issue with Jeffery Starr if it wasn’t for his weird, intense white nationalist stuff. Like, he keeps saying he’s not, but then he keeps posting the same things. But yeah, I think you’re right. The classism really turned me off of the makeup community. It was just so out of touch and so sleazy. “IM RICH, YOURE POOR, GIVE ME MORE MONEY SO YOU LOOK RICH LIKE ME” yeah, no thanks. I think I’ll just learn to moisturize my skin properly and avoid all of that.

As someone who is non-binary and more into woman/woman presenting people. I think it's fine for men to wear makeup. Men wearing makeup isn't a new thing as much as people think it is. Its been a thing for thousands of years actually. Also I think men that are able to show feminity and aren't afraid to show that are actually more manly then the "traditional masculine." sterotype men.

I swear I see your videos and it's an easy yes to watch them.

Something I never understood is people and parents were acting like men wearing makeup was a new thing when it isn’t. Back during the 1500 up until around the middle of the 1800 men wore makeup. Mainly the rich men because make up showed status. It was part of history. Men stopped wearing make up because it was a new era and society deemed it not normal for men to wear makeup.

I don’t think it would be so bad if Penny canceled Dijonay and Lacienga from time to time.

As a woman, i dont find an issue with men who wear makeup and have a social media platform (as long as they arent creeps, toxic or discriminatory). What i will say is that i kinda wish there was a woman makeup influencer who was as big as people like james charles and Jeffery star (both who are bad people). Boys can wear whatever they want- i dont care. Im a woman but i choose not to wear makeup just bc i cant be asked to put in all that time and effort XD. I have a level of respect and admiration for people who do wear makeup- especially if it takes hours to do (no matter what gender you are)! Men can be makeup influencers, i only have an issue with the big makeup influencers (men, women and everything inbetween) bc they always seem to be toxic- sometimes even doing things illegal! Maybe since im not in the makeup community thats why i cant name one famous woman make-up influencer (im sure they exist), i just find it a little weird how the biggest names are all men (practically all of which have done some questionable things).

The pandemic really put a damper on the makeup industry no one really bothered to wear full face makeup when masks were necessary and skin care became more trending. Also people just didnt have the money to throw at the latest new makeup item and were really into dupes of high end products

I don't think it's Makeup Boy, Penny or social media, but the power that social media can give you and the mindset and ego some people get when getting so much attention. As for boys doing makeup, it doesn't bother me at all. I've seen guys do makeup better than women and look good doing it. I like painting my nails as well, I just don't because my work area is extremely conservative and it could end with me being jobless. I can only hope more people stop worrying so much about other people and how they live their lives so we can all just live in better harmony and peace. It's actually not that difficult, but people just make it difficult

ill say one thing- i never wear make up never will it just doesn't feel right on my skin. I like to be natural if anything I'll do skin care and this is coming from a female, but I see a guy doing make up and painting his nails. I really don't care to be honest because that just means they're being themselves. I have a lot of guy, friends who wear make up and "products only for women" and I also watched a lot of RU-vidrs who are gay and they like to wear the color pink glittery make up and they love dolls and honestly, I love to see it. I don't get why people care so much about one thing supposed to be for women and the other one is supposed to be for men that shits so wack

0:07 the cheeks 😂 idk why influencers do that cheek style To me it looks weird

I think It's bizzare that Disney + Reference James Charles. The Things he did are not child friendly.

Honestly as someone that was pretty involved in goth/emo communities when I was younger, guys wearing makeup is not a new invention to me lmao

The answer is all three of them, it depends on the person, the main character and how social media is use in terms of the situation, it raises awareness and question by those who view it, resorting to how they feel or respond to the subject

I really got a Manny MUA vibe from the Makeup Boy!

Aaliyah released her debut album 30 years ago today. This was another insightful video Tony. ❤❤❤❤

I do makeup content on TikTok and RU-vid and watching this episode opened my eyes throughly on how people in the beauty community who started from the bottom turn into snobs when they get to the top. I know for sure if/when I get to the top I will stay the same and be nice. My dad even said when it comes to these celebrities that we like we’re technically their boss because without us they wouldn’t be anything.

I recall Tucker from Danny Phantom bitching when Sam made him goth. "Girls like black fingernail polish on them!" That was the line I recall him saying in that episode with the gorilla and Skulker. Correct me if I am wrong if I got the episode mixed up for another one. The 2000s were very anti-boys doing makeup.

Yeah, I remember when makeup artists were taking over RU-vid, especially the true crime community a few years ago. I still recall some controversy where some little girl got into her mom's makeup and she got slapped. Then the mom makes a video about how she spent this much on her favorite influencer's makeup and justified beating her little girl up for the cost. Remember that backlash?

12:13 penny should’ve canceled dijonay 😂

I'm a woman who's not super into makeup, but personally I don't care if there's male makeup influencers. The technique of makeup - contouring, picking the right colours, etc., is all the same no matter your gender. So I see no reason why a dude skilled at it shouldn't be allowed to teach others

Penny is so right about snapping out, it's literally me with my friends. Here where I live 100 dollars are 400zł so dammn expensive. No f way I'm gonna buy such expensive cosmetics, clothes ect. I'm not an idiot

Guys doing makeup is chill Love it when they wear nail polish 🥰

Great video bro! As a consumer of makeup cosmetics the makeup industry is toxic. It has gone too far with over the top images and marketing. People that have confidence wearing makeup can rock it. I feel self expression in terms of makeup is healthy. People can create their own looks, styles, and experiment different colors. Makeup is a way of creativity and art expression. However, this is what gets on my nerves with today's makeup industry.........it's the popularity and fame that is the main focus. I shop at Ulta Beauty, Sephora, and etc. I get the products that work for me. Plus, I see this high over demand of high prices with makeup products. Literally, it's a way for people to get into the "latest" and "trendy" products to buy. Whatever people choose to spend their money that's fine. But just be aware of the "condescending" ways of selling and marketing cosmetic products. This episode is off the chain!!! There are social media influencers that are "Jeepers Creepers". We are living in a world of "oversaturation without quality" mindset. Lol! 💯

Seems like a shockingly on-point episode. Or close enough, anyways. Yeah, maybe a little cringey here and there, but it doesn't just seem like an episode about internet bullying on myspace from 2005 rebranded to tiktok, or as hamfistedly tonedeaf as some of their episodes on racism were.They actually took a stab at addressing something kids have to worry about now that wasn't really the case 20 years ago. Really does remind me of this show I used to watch called the Proud Family, lol. I also like that they allow Makeup Boy to catch flak for his behaviour without throwing the idea of flamboyant men or men who wear makeup under the bus. (Instead of coating him in bubble wrap to avoid offending anybody). Of course he's allowed to ride off into the sunset since his actions weren't really that much worse than what the girls get up to on a regular basis, lol.

1st! Lets go, "if it wasnt for tony, TONY oh ohhh"

I do agree that the second episode is the best one in the series and this is coming from someone who doesn't care for the series. Lacienega getting canceled made my day. Too bad Penny didn't cancel Dejane, that would've been awesome and maybe make her think on the kind of friend she is. Though, in some way the episode reminded me of the Hollywood episode in the original series.

I wish this Cartoon would get A REAL BULLY......

The voice behind make up boi is really a tictok personality

I know there was concerns about the algorithm favouring men's faces over women's. How To Cook That covered the concerns. I think James Charles is clearly talented and his audience responded to that, despite the social stigma. And of course there was some live by the sword die by the sword kinda drama. But I wonder if RU-vid's AI had it's part to play in burying other players in the community.

This episode remind d me why reboot characters shouldn’t never have smart phones… Something about seeing past characters from a different time/ generation rebooted for the current time and using smart phones / social media just rubbed me wrong.

The makeup community imploded for a lot of reasons, but mainly the Tati-James-JStar feud kicked things off a few years ago. Things were not the same after that, and I think this episode was a response to what happened. I remember watching this episode a year or so after all of the makeup community took that hard hit, and JC got outed as a potential predator. It was like one thing after another and people becoming disillusioned with the Makeup side of youtube with every event. JStar's Makeup line literally is half of the money mogul it used to be because of the fallout, and Tati Westbrook abandoned her makeup line because of the market taking a huge hit. Honestly, Tati is one of the few that came out relatively unscathed. Yeah she lost a lot, but she doesn't have the crazy allegations that the other two had, she was actually one of the first people that started the conversation, even though it was more than just the odd behavior from both parties she talked about. It was a crazy time.

I think the message was there in this episode, but I didn't like the underlined emphasis on it being "bad" for boys to be the face for makeup. Like yes, there's obviously misogyny involved at times; especially when it comes solely on telling women how they "should" look. But there should have been a small moment where they acknowledged (makeup is for everyone) not to mention the girls other than Penny were under the influence of being pick me's and do that quite often without male influence.

Happy Saturday tony I love ur 2pac shirt I liked make up boy

"With great power comes great responsibility."

Personally, I love guys wearing nail polish. I think nail polish looks good on everyone and it’s just great to see. Makeup, I don’t really care. If you want to wear it, wear it. The makeup community as a whole just sucks. There are so many creators that are horrible and untrustworthy or just straight up disgusting people. There are very few creators that are still good in that community. At the end of the day, wear nail polish if you want, wear makeup if you want. If you like it and you aren’t hurting yourself or anyone else, do what you want

I believe that it's all three

Any industry will always favor men

Almost every “female” industry is ruled by men. Cooking, makeup, fashion. You can interpret it as a good or bad thing lol

I don't wear makeup but people got tired of the makeup community drama and all and and also James Charles and Jeffery star and like. Most people in the community just being terrible people (guys and girls) and for me idc if it's a guy of a girl with a makeup tutorial channel as long as they aren't scummy and are good at their jobs, some parents need to know that makeup is not just for girls, guys used to wear it and still do in some cultures. As for if it was makeup boy or penny or social media, it's social media, it's all 3 imo, they didn't use their platform correctly but also social media itself kinda tends ti change people, hope my wording was ok.

Good discussion

I just discovered your channel and subscribed and I’m hoping that when you receive your play button that you put it with the m&m cups

In the 18th century 19th century if you were a nobleman that comes from royalty makeup was more masculine on a nobleman and also on a noble woman because men and women at that time period in theplay 18th century they were makeup in their faces these noble man was straight but for them makeup was considered more masculine to them because it makes them look very attractive as men and very royalty at that time peasant women did not have access to makeup 14:49 it's very interesting though that people question that boys should not wear makeup because it's not made for them 14:49

2:37 I wonder how they got away with this word tbh

the reason the beauty community came to such a downfall is largely because of Dramageddon 1 and 2 dropping huge nukes on the careers of the largest hitters and making people less inclined to start drama, which is what most people are likely to watch outside of avid makeup fans curious about specific video content

Why do makeup boy look like James Charles

james charles vibes

Is makeup boy voiced by Bretman Rock?

There literally only a handful of dudes, all gay btw, got big enough in the makeup industry. James Charles because he was the first male covergirl spokes person. Jeffery Star because of his makeup brand. Mannymua, and a few others

Sooooo Degrading

I personally didn’t like the line Penny said about men telling women how to wear their makeup. It felt sexist. And honestly, I don’t care if a man or a woman is the famous makeup artist on RU-vid. There are STILL a ton of well known women/girl makeup artists on RU-vid and TikTok that are huge! I just care that they spread a good message about also loving yourself. And I think James Charles’s downfall had nothing to do with this episode. There were rumors for awhile about his inappropriate behavior around underage straight boys. It was just solidified when there was someone willing to say it. I also wasn’t fond of how this episode portrayed cancellation as anything that SEVERELY affects influencers lives. James Charles is still rich, and just how often has Shane Dawson been “cancelled” but still has a huge following and still lives in a mansion? The only people I’ve seen get seriously affected are random Karens. As far as who’s the true villain of the episode, social media and the monopolies that run it are the TRUE villains! They’ve done so much to remove child friendly spaces from the internet, so the only ones that are left are for small children so teens and tweens can only watch stuff for adults! These platforms CLEARLY don’t care if what they are doing is healthy for ANYONE!!! And worst, social media can make ANYONE go viral at anytime! It leads to kids making the money for the family like Charlie DeMilio, so she can’t have a childhood anymore, and it leads to some horrible and predatory people gaining immense power and influence! Again, look at Shane Dawson or James Charles! Plus the creators of these platforms make guidelines that people aren’t supposed to break, but that means nothing if they NEVER ENFORCE THEM!!! There has been horribly racist stuff put on RU-vid that they don’t do anything about! This is what happens when the rules are enforced by a for profit corporation! If someone makes them enough money, they can bra the rules whenever they want! Plus, it’s been shown in scientific studies that platforms like RU-vid tend to push people into alt-right pipelines! And people have DIED because of “crafts” or “hacks” on these platforms, but they get away with it because of an old law that was made for newspapers! And because these platforms are internationally available, most people can’t sue the people who are actually responsible! I think there needs to be something done to ALL these platforms, and I don’t think the answer is just banning the ones that were made by people from foreign countries like the US government is trying to do! They should be held responsible for what they allow to be posted!!!

Make boy = James Charles (just a theory A FILM THEORY lol)

I feel like this is the real reason why masculinity is in crisis I think people do not know that way back in history in the in the 18th century for the 19th century back in Noble men they used to wear makeup in that Time period of time back in the Victorian time royal men that live in the palace they wore makeup so it could make them more attractive and more masculine and they also wear heels so a good question what is masculine putting on makeup it made them more masculine for them that was the definition of masculinity because they were also nobleman that were loyal they were the only one that have access to makeup except for the peasants they did not have access to it but those that were royalty they had access to makeup now today in 2024 there's still this confusion what is masculine and what is not masculine ?! 14:49

Make a boy AKA Sebastian Boyle well it's true that I always stop that makeup was for girls well it is appealing for girls because I always see women wearing makeup even my mother told me that makeup is for girls so this is how I've been programmed of course yes it's because of society and gender role now in this day people say that if I should wear makeup if I want to and I said probably no I am not that used to it at all if someone tells me that I should wear women clothing I'll say no also but if some males want to wear makeup but why women dresses is their business 14:49

Men do whatever they went to themselves

I believe you don't have to be gay to know how to do makeup there are some women who are not the greatest at it and there are some men who are a little bit better. Me personally I don't care who does my makeup just as long as it looks good 💄👩🏾‍🎤

It’s just James Charles you guys

One thing I will also add, is with James Charles he's been basically a proven creep, and possible ped. Let's not even bring up Jeffrey Star and his lengthy list of bullshit he got canceled for. Many of them have basically gone down the drain, it's mainly women I'm seeing doing makeup stuff, usually though I'm seeing podcast style videos talking about specific TikTok makeup artists or brands that have screwed up such as that one youth foundation where they released their "darkest" foundation and it is literally just charcoal color they only used black base they didn't add any undertones or anything to make it a REAL skin color, when looking at the ingredients you can see for yourself they only used 1 color ingredient for the literal black as night "skin-tone". The makeup industry and community as a whole is kinda a mess, and this is coming from someone on the outside looking in, can't imagine what it feels like being IN the community.