Model Behavior (PLEASE READ POST #1 BEFORE POSTING)

[dauphine]

Once anonym asked Odette what country she likes more: Holland or Netherlands. And she answered "For both I am neutral". I mean... Really?

aren't holland and the netherlands the same country?

 

[artemovartem]

aren't holland and the netherlands the same country?

Yeah, hah, it was a trick question I guess. And sadly some models didn't know it's the one country.

 

[dsamg]

^ Do we really need to judge?

Well, yes. I don't want to support models who have terrible personalities just because they are pretty and good at modelling. For me, a good model is a combination of looks, skills and personality. I prefer to support models who are nice, grateful, humble people. I don't want to encourage the behaviour of brats. Models have a lot of influence these days. I just personally think it would be a much better world if we focused on putting good people at the top instead of letting the arrogant have influence

 

[fashionista-ta]

^ Noticing who appears to be a good person and who doesn't based on what they do and say (a critical life skill) is a very different thing from judging, IMO ...

Dare I ask, Do we need to support models? There's a little thing called karma that comes to everyone whether they like it or not ... and it is operational in the modeling world, however much or little I pay attention to it.

 

[russianelf]

It seems like it´s ok to judge if the comments are controversial, eg Ondria and her racists posts but in a gossip thread like this one, where do we draw the line?

I mean like being racist and ignorant isn't the same as being grumpy and unlikable on social media.

 

[vanpersie]

All right you guys, next time I will keep it to myself.

No! Why? We can give our opinion about behaviour in this case Odette and Lia. That doesn't mean someone find Odette or Lia a bad person. We don't know if this is true, but we can discuss what we think of this. A lot of modelbehaviour that is discussed coming from a source. With exceptions instagram/twitterbehaviour. Even lines in magazines direct from a model can be changed. I don't get this discussion. Seems that people are sensitive when it becomes to a favourite model. So please keep it coming, i find it interesting.

However i also think Russian people are from people outside Russia hard to understand. As part Ukrainian many things i've found normal, Western people found it strainge.

Yeah Holland and the Neths are the same, but it's good to know she is neutral

 

[kokobombon]

I mean like being racist and ignorant isn't the same as being grumpy and unlikable on social media.

the issue was if it´s ok to judge at all.

 

[petit fours]

Carmen is pretty rude, no?@13:28
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_G6dP1terpU

 

[Cute]

I think that it's so funny that people from the industry think that the fake juliaobis Instagram account is actually her
On a similar topic, I've noticed a lot of models (likely) use apps to increase their following. I've seen them like random photos (of things such as jackets?) from people they don't follow or photos that are a few years old. It's so sad that a following count is so important.

 

[Deleted member 130879]

I've seen them like random photos (of things such as jackets?) from people they don't follow or photos that are a few years old. It's so sad that a following count is so important.

How does this work? Because I've noticed an increase in likes from random models in some of my pictures and, although possible, I don't think any of them are interested in either metal/punk gigs or my health condition. So is that how the increase in followers happen? The app makes likes in random pictures in hope the authors will like their page? That is miserable.

 

[Cute]

How does this work? Because I've noticed an increase in likes from random models in some of my pictures and, although possible, I don't think any of them are interested in either metal/punk gigs or my health condition. So is that how the increase in followers happen? The app makes likes in random pictures in hope the authors will like their page? That is miserable.

You sign into Instagram with the app and then it lets you automatically follow people and like photos for "coins" where you can buy followers/likes in bundles.
(I used a garbage account to test it out)

 

[Deleted member 130879]

To see models nowadays doing that is quite sad. But well, that explains why I get all this random model likes and followers. I never followed any of them back.

 

[petit fours]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdgVPpHp29Q

Talking about overreaction...

 

[eizhowa]

^Yup, wife abuse. 8 years behind bars for sure

 

[kokobombon]

Talking about overreaction...

perhaps 10 minutes ago they were fighting... we need more context

Save​

 

[pen6693]

She look pissed!!!
But an overreaction nonetheless.

 

[eizhowa]

@kokobombon, I think Petit fours meant that the guys in the studio were over-reacting.

My impression was that Doutzen was a bit annoyed before he slapped her butt, hence her reaction. Very possibly he was teasing her for being grumpy. Assuming rich people are like us regular folks, of course

 

[kokobombon]

^oh, I didn´t get it... I didn´t pay attention to what they were talking on the studio

 

[Benn98]

.... I didn´t pay attention to what they were talking on the studio

There's nothing as annoying and senseless as the chatter in a TMZ video, lol. It's on par to Youtube commentary!

Not sure what the context around the bumslap was, but she looks annoyed (also, must've hurt, watch how she turns around to see imprint)

 

[cocogirl]

It honestly didn't look (or sound) like that hard of a slap, or is it just me? We obviously don't know what was really going on but it looked like a playful slap, he was just teasing her... but she didn't seem to be in the mood to be teased I also laughed so hard at how the girl pronounced Doutzen's and Sunnery's names... I totally understand that Doutzen may be hard to pronounce for a lot of people since it's not a very well known or common name, but Sunnery? It's not that hard