The guy student standing up for the girl student in a classroom over bs dress codes that tend to only effect girls in these scenarios is awesome. Women supporting women has been a trope for a long time and obviously shouldnt stop but men supporting women (and vise versa for that matter) should be just as encouraged. Love it.
@@mon-jp8jt ahahahaha I was gonna say the same damn thing lmao. You beat me to the baiter. That's what we ought to call these folks from now on. Majorbaitors. 😂😂😂😂😂
I find it funny that this couldn't even work here. Unless you shop for men's (or children's) clothing most collars are too wide for you not to be breaking some sort of dress code.
A bunch of the guys in my high school showed up with spaghetti strap shirts and skirts (bball shorts underneath) to support the girls when they were being dress coded. I was a chubby straight A student so they let me wear whatever I wanted with no repercussions but a lot of the skinny popular girls got dress coded nearly every day
@@melissastickle7660 that's the most desperate bunch of pick mes I've ever heard about, also funny how the females would never have done something like this if the rules were reversed.
I am 46F and I am begging every young lady who sees this to NEVER stop fighting this crap. When I was this age, I was not just dress coded, it was a way for my male teacher to sexually embarrass me in front of my whole class. Keep fighting for yourself!
The dress codes are so stupid!! The boys at my school practically don't wear shirts and keep their pants so low you can see everything but heaven forbid a girl shows her knees caps. Edit: I don't mean this to insult boys at school, though I think the clothing choice is weird, it's just stupid that the schools focus on the girls
I already commented this before on another one, but hi. An explanation and rant from a high schooler (currently 17), who has seen far too much and studied law. (Sorry if it seems aggressive or aimed towards you, I'm kinda sick of some of the people in my gen, and very fed up with gen alpha) Alright, so as effed up as it is, I do have to point this out: every rule is put in place for a reason. P3d0philia, children trying to be "adults", others who weren't taught to respect boundaries, school sh00tings, etc. The schools are liable in all of these situations. As effed up as it is alot of it is for your safety, most are for the school's safety tho. Also, a lot of the rules are exaggerated due to students pushing the rules to the breaking point. Three finger rule is because there was a fashion phase where students wore spaghetti straps so show off their cleavage to boys in a few schools. The rips are because they can get caught on objects and lead to injuries, or if their large or high enough, they can be actually revealing. My school has a no spiked chokers rule because somebody used one as a weapon. Im 17, and I've seen way too much. Not everyone is taught how to respect others, and school is "supposed" to be a safe environment. The rules are there to ensure your safety, as in: prevent over s3xualizing students, injuries, cheating, etc. Teachers have a dress code, too, for a similar reason. There's a weird number of students who over s3xualize teachers. Also a weird amount of students who think they're ready for "adult" situations. Being over s3xualize, using dr7gs or v8ps, starting fights, etc. None of its cool, especially when it's not even a high schooler, just a middle schooler who thinks their loss of innocence makes the cool. It doesn't, btw, it just makes you traumatized and s7icidal. Anyways, hopefully this helps others understand why the rules are how they are.
@@wutsit2ya that is a great explanation, I know it didn't sound like it due to my comment not being fully explained but I'm aware of the rules and why they are there and I get it and fully support the attempt to not have the children or the adults sexualized, however the school I went to didn't hold every girl to the same standards, they literally just a girl by their bOOb size and wrote them up even when they didn't break a rule. I'm not saying all schools do this but I am specifically complaining about the school I went to (this is just a response and I apologize if it sounds rude, also it's probably best not to say your age on CZcams, for safety reasons)
@Tribulatio_double you're not rude in the slightest. I do agree, they really should have more equality to it across genders. Another note I must ad tho is it's a little hard to be equal when enforcing the rules or making them because of how many students genuinely believe that they're being singled out for whatever reasons. But in alot of cases it is just arbitrary and really every school needs to handle it better. (Also I'm aware abt the age thing, I didn't start saying it till recently, and I only feel comfortable doing so because whatever people do with that information can't be worse than what irl people have done with it. I do appreciate the concern tho :)
RIGHT. Many times, people just sit there and don't say anything even though they have every right to state their opinion and state any facts that could clear the air
If the male teacher is having a problem about it and not the students then I think that’s the teachers problem bc thats a bit creepy…and how is the teacher just ignoring some of the full on roasts the girl is throwing at him. Like Fr too, sorry our collarbones are so scandalous 👏👏🎀
@@tephwilliamsreal, the saying “boys will be boys” is an excuse for not being raised to treat women with respect. If they are wearing a tank top. DONT LOOK its not that hard..
Yeah it’s like “well excuse me for not knowing you have a collarbone/shoulder fetish that activates when you look at minors. Is that why you decided to work with kids?”
@@heidichinn8095I semi-disagree with you. I don't think someone should have to "look away" from a girl because of what she's wearing. If you don't want to get looked at, please consider a different outfit. They cannot get in trouble for simply looking at someone. Another thing is that teaching boys to be "feminists" is what makes a lot of them dislike women in the future. I'm saying this as a 17 year old boy with 11 sisters. We shouldn't raise kids to "respect women" simply because they are women. Teach them to respect everyone who has earned their respect. I'm not dismissing any unfair rules because I agree that some of them are genuinely exaggerated, but if you are still in school, PLEASE just obey the dress code. There are some kids in my school who have gotten expelled for wearing clothing that isn't allowed. Again; this is only because what you do in school can determine your future, not because I agree with the rules.
@@han_qu0kka_913There's nothing wrong with being feminists. And when most people say boys should be raised to respect women they don't mean that they should respected because their a woman but that boys should be raised to see women on the same level of humanity as men and be given that same respect.
Omg my teacher dress coded me a few weeks ago and she literally held a ruler up to my knee. (My skirt was the right length) But that wasn’t good enough so she asked another teacher. After being approved by that teacher she told me I made her uncomfortable and that I knew what I was doing when I picked out my outfit that morning. Then she was finally finished but I was so embarrassed because she said those things in front of the whole class. We usually have uniforms but it was free dress day. Which kinda made me more upset bc it’s one of the only days we don’t have to wear a uniform. 😐
God, just reading this made me feel icky. I'm sorry you had to go through that, I swear the way dress codes are put into place and enforced are actually so stupid. I literally saw a guy with his underwear showing and sticking out because he put his pants under his butt, and yet the girls with crop tops are dress-coded and sent to the office. And that dude dressed like that daily! (No hate to the guy, just at the way dress codes are enforced) My school's dress policy is even worse because it restricts and singles out girls even more! They literally only enforce their rules on the girls and none on the boys!
@@CadenceCarter-qx8kf aw thank you! Yea that’s so unfair that they mainly single out the girls, my school does that too and it’s so annoying! But honestly if dress code can’t be fair to everyone then they shouldn’t have it at all!
Frrr, my teacher told me to put on a jacket and I said I’m not cold and she said I was revealing and I asked what I was revealing and she didn’t know how to respond😭
@Bailey-f4m that tank was not that revealing. It was a decent top. Her best were not hanging out of it. I've seen sweaters that revealed more and were "executable." For school.
@@jsam-bv6jb exactly, i hate the dress codes just as much as you but at the end of the day it hasnt changed yet and she still cant just break the school rules if she wants to
an incomplete list of the things i have been dress coded for in uniform: - top button on my shirt wasn’t done up despite it choking me - my skirt was too short, which i could not fix as the school only let us wear specific skirts which used a hip-length ratio that did not fit me - my bra was visible underneath my school shirt, which again was a specific brand and is uncomfortably thin. this is an all girls school, everyone is wearing a bra. - my socks were over my knees - i had a coat on in -2°C weather - i didn’t have my blazer on in a 45°C classroom one of my classmates was forced to buy a new £50 blazer because the headteacher said hers was too sun-faded after five years of use. he apparently thought it looked too much like our brother school’s uniform, which is actually a brighter green.
We also have school uniforms here but dress codes are ridiculous. We can't even go inside the campus with a T-shirt and we should always wear uniform even if it's hot. Dress codes still exist in uniforms.
Fr.. like when I was in highschool (right before covid) the students in my classes never helped and always made it worse.. Like.. I literally got dresscoded one time for wearing a shirt that was a size smaller because it "emphasized my chest and caused others to get distracted".. funny enough.. it was still baggy on me and the only one distracted was my 11th grade religion teacher.. But yeah.. honestly atp middle schoolers and high schoolers aren't getting any better.. it's also just really poor parenting and shit society 😭🖐️
Ok dress code is necessary at times because I remember once I was in class and this girl walks in with a tank top it was cropped and showing literally all of her b**bs and the teacher a female dress coded her
the spaghetti strap thing is actually so it doesnt rip! our pe teacher back in elemantary gathered us all up and explained the reason for dress code, and spaghetti straps can rip easily, though it can be seen as teachers sexualizing students, its actually just so the shirt doesnt rip and fall off!
@@r4cc00n_v0m1tI’ve never actually had a strap break (Aside from that time in kindergarten when I cut it myself 💀) and there isn’t really much weighing the straps down especially in elementary. 😅 maybe I just didn’t understand you properly.
@@heartutube our teacher explained that whilst doing activities, something may catch on the strap and break it. while VERY unlikely, it could still happen! and they dont want to have to call their parents and go through all the work of getting the kid a new shirt, so theyd rather just prevent it from happening.
It's legitimately creepy how this argument always goes. And it's never because the STUDENTS have some sort of problem or are showing signs of disruption due to the outfit item either. It's always the TEACHERS who are disturbed, and the students never give a sh1t about it and generally don't notice until its called out by the teacher. Which means that it's NOT a problem for the students. Which means its NOT a distraction or disruption for STUDENTS... just for the teachers. That's creepy asf and will never stop being creepy. They have the ability to just ignore it until it ACTUALLY disrupts the students learning by something other than the teacher getting dramatic. When they CHOOSE to take issue with something that isn't disrupting the students, on grounds of disrupting students, its because THEY are being "effected" by it.
Nevermind that it's just plain stupid to have restrictions for things like shoulders and collarbones... Why is it on the person wearing the clothes to moderate for other people? Why aren't they just sending the disrupted kids out of the dang room for being weird and pervy? Because MOST kids of age to have this issue with their clothes GENERALLY aren't just out there becoming mindless zombies mid-class because OOP someone has a shoulder out!
Like why can’t they just understand that we can wear what we want it is not like I’m going to been wearing a bra and thong like what is just a crop top and shorts that closer to my knees then my thighs Also just love your acting I wish Netflix ask you come on there show like any famous Director would love to have you as the main character I love you
Omg this is so true my old principle said over the e intercom AND I QUOTE “I’ve noticed that as the weather’s been better warmer, the GIRLS shirts have been getting shorter. Please return your shirts to whatever Barbies you got them from. Thank you. ” LIKE WTF HE GOT SOOOOOO MANY ANGRY EMAILS AFTER THAT and this was his first year at the school. Like he already has gotten a DUI that year he’s not doing so good.
The guy student standing up for the girl student in a classroom over bs dress codes that tend to only effect girls in these scenarios is awesome. Women supporting women has been a trope for a long time and obviously shouldnt stop but men supporting women (and vise versa for that matter) should be just as encouraged. Love it.
Ikr ppl tend to overlook it when men support women (and Vice versa) I wish more ppl did this
Pass, women's rights was a mistake in the first place
@@swiftpawtheyeet6648 bait used to be believable at least try bro
@@mon-jp8jt ahahahaha I was gonna say the same damn thing lmao. You beat me to the baiter. That's what we ought to call these folks from now on. Majorbaitors. 😂😂😂😂😂
and how she said his moms a lawyer 🤣
"clearly you haven't been with many women if you this is lingerie"
SAVAGE!!!!
Sounds very realistic though, I’m sorry lmao
@@_StrayKidsForever_ NGL I LOVE YOUR PROFILE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fr
😆✊
@@lovelyleilani24 your so pretty!!!!!!! Also your an absolute SAVAGE 🤣!!!!!!
“what exactly does it reveal??”
“ur COLLARBONES!?”
🤦🏻♀️🤣
I find it funny that this couldn't even work here. Unless you shop for men's (or children's) clothing most collars are too wide for you not to be breaking some sort of dress code.
god forbid women have collarbones
oh heavens no! are you fucking my crumpet? truly not COLLARBONES!! 😱
In Britain, an student got suspended by a teacher because her ankles were showing , people really should be leaving their kinks at home
@@Vida7354and not towards minors
“His moms a lawyer”
HAHA KARMAAAAAA
Why ru acting like this is like a real interaction
@@PearcePennett-dk1cx bc it can be??? ❓
KARMA’S A BITCH I SHOULDA KNOWN BETTER
@@PearcePennett-dk1cxbc in many cases it is
@@PearcePennett-dk1cx because it can...
“he must have had a whiff of my collar bones” HAD ME DYINGG
FRR
“Clearly you haven’t been with many women if you think this is Lengire”👁️👄👁️🤷♀️
Lingerie
More like any woman
😂😂😂
She ate with that fr 🤣🤣🤣
@@kathy2637shut up the word comes from france no one cares
finally the dude in the class actually helps 😭😭
I feel offended 😂 I actually do help 😅
Fr
FK NOOO I WOULD NEVERRRRRR 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤏
A bunch of the guys in my high school showed up with spaghetti strap shirts and skirts (bball shorts underneath) to support the girls when they were being dress coded. I was a chubby straight A student so they let me wear whatever I wanted with no repercussions but a lot of the skinny popular girls got dress coded nearly every day
@@melissastickle7660 that's the most desperate bunch of pick mes I've ever heard about, also funny how the females would never have done something like this if the rules were reversed.
“He must have caught a whiff of my collarbones “😂
LOL
Not sure what whiff means but it sounds funny so
@@inimene6it means like a smell
lol
So funny 😂😂😂😂
I am 46F and I am begging every young lady who sees this to NEVER stop fighting this crap. When I was this age, I was not just dress coded, it was a way for my male teacher to sexually embarrass me in front of my whole class. Keep fighting for yourself!
"Must've caught a whiff of my collarbones"
HELPPPPP-😭😭😭🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
“He must have caught a whiff of my collarbones” ACTUALLY KILLED ME 😂😂😂😂
SAME!
Same
Frrr😂😂😅😅
no it didn’t. Get tf off the ground.
Actually?..
“His mom’s a lawyer” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😮😮😮😮😮
😂😂😂
why'd u put like fifteen emojis lmao
@@endureherwhy’d you write this comment 🙄
@@2002stylan cuz i can
@2002stylan why'd you write your comment?
Aw yes the shoulder, the world's most provocative ball and socket joint. 😂
LMAO
Completely missed socket for a sec 😂😂
that would be the ankle actually lol
@@isaiahcaston4539funny my mind went straight to the hip (as did my ice cream) 😂
Huh, I thought that was the knees 🤷🏻♀️
"They're not in my classroom"
"God I wish I was that lucky" IM DEAD😂
The arguments i have in my head be like:
STAWP me toooooo
“He must have caught a whiff of my collarbones🤷🏽♀️”😂😂
😂😂😂
That line sent me😂😂😂
That line got me rolled on the ground 😂😂😂
I can’t breathe!!! 😂😂😂
😭😭😭
my bad didn’t know you thought shoulders were too provocative
Pfffft
My bad didn’t know you were friends with drake
@@TheDragonMaster-TDMunderrated comment
@@TheDragonMaster-TDM PLSSS 💀💀
They’re trying to recreate the dress code for women back on the Victorian era…. Showing ankles were scandalous 💀
The dress codes are so stupid!! The boys at my school practically don't wear shirts and keep their pants so low you can see everything but heaven forbid a girl shows her knees caps. Edit: I don't mean this to insult boys at school, though I think the clothing choice is weird, it's just stupid that the schools focus on the girls
Exactly! My friend got dress coded for a skirt that was mid-thigh length while a guy in our class was wearing shorts shorter than his boxers
I already commented this before on another one, but hi. An explanation and rant from a high schooler (currently 17), who has seen far too much and studied law.
(Sorry if it seems aggressive or aimed towards you, I'm kinda sick of some of the people in my gen, and very fed up with gen alpha)
Alright, so as effed up as it is, I do have to point this out: every rule is put in place for a reason. P3d0philia, children trying to be "adults", others who weren't taught to respect boundaries, school sh00tings, etc. The schools are liable in all of these situations. As effed up as it is alot of it is for your safety, most are for the school's safety tho. Also, a lot of the rules are exaggerated due to students pushing the rules to the breaking point. Three finger rule is because there was a fashion phase where students wore spaghetti straps so show off their cleavage to boys in a few schools. The rips are because they can get caught on objects and lead to injuries, or if their large or high enough, they can be actually revealing. My school has a no spiked chokers rule because somebody used one as a weapon. Im 17, and I've seen way too much. Not everyone is taught how to respect others, and school is "supposed" to be a safe environment. The rules are there to ensure your safety, as in: prevent over s3xualizing students, injuries, cheating, etc.
Teachers have a dress code, too, for a similar reason. There's a weird number of students who over s3xualize teachers.
Also a weird amount of students who think they're ready for "adult" situations. Being over s3xualize, using dr7gs or v8ps, starting fights, etc. None of its cool, especially when it's not even a high schooler, just a middle schooler who thinks their loss of innocence makes the cool. It doesn't, btw, it just makes you traumatized and s7icidal.
Anyways, hopefully this helps others understand why the rules are how they are.
@@wutsit2ya that is a great explanation, I know it didn't sound like it due to my comment not being fully explained but I'm aware of the rules and why they are there and I get it and fully support the attempt to not have the children or the adults sexualized, however the school I went to didn't hold every girl to the same standards, they literally just a girl by their bOOb size and wrote them up even when they didn't break a rule. I'm not saying all schools do this but I am specifically complaining about the school I went to (this is just a response and I apologize if it sounds rude, also it's probably best not to say your age on CZcams, for safety reasons)
@Tribulatio_double you're not rude in the slightest. I do agree, they really should have more equality to it across genders. Another note I must ad tho is it's a little hard to be equal when enforcing the rules or making them because of how many students genuinely believe that they're being singled out for whatever reasons. But in alot of cases it is just arbitrary and really every school needs to handle it better.
(Also I'm aware abt the age thing, I didn't start saying it till recently, and I only feel comfortable doing so because whatever people do with that information can't be worse than what irl people have done with it. I do appreciate the concern tho :)
Ya if I’m allowed to wear short shorts at school than so can the women.
Not me thinking it was gonna be, “ ASHLEY… LOOK AT ME”
'I'm confused as to how that's salacious.' Epic.
FINALLY A MAN WHO STANDS UP FOR THE GIRL
Ikr imma teach my little cousins how to be like that
FK NOOOO MEN DON'T OWE YOU ANYTHING
it was the collarbones
RIGHT. Many times, people just sit there and don't say anything even though they have every right to state their opinion and state any facts that could clear the air
🤣@@Alecsander0219
“Clearly you haven’t been with many women if you think this is Lingerie.” 🔥🔥🔥
best quote fr
You kinda sound like a femcel
"Got I wish I was that lucky" is a thing anyone would say for themselves in that situation 😂😂😂😂
"his mom's a lawyer" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Ashley" look at me!!" 😂😂 All I could think about!!😂😂
That dude came in CLUTCH. Mom's a lawyer?! Pretty badass if you ask me
Um... you realize she was the dude... right?
he rly whipped out four years of law school
Fr😂
Agreed.
"His mom's a lawyer..."
Dang that hit hard 😅😅
“He must have caught a whiff of my collarbones 😒”
🤣🤣🤣
His moms a lawyer 😂😂😂😂got me 💀
“There are not in my classroom”
“God I wish is was that lucky”
😂🤣🤣🤣
If the male teacher is having a problem about it and not the students then I think that’s the teachers problem bc thats a bit creepy…and how is the teacher just ignoring some of the full on roasts the girl is throwing at him. Like Fr too, sorry our collarbones are so scandalous 👏👏🎀
Agreed! It’s just an extension of using “boys will be boys” to normalize and shift the blame for inappropriate behavior.
@@tephwilliamsreal, the saying “boys will be boys” is an excuse for not being raised to treat women with respect. If they are wearing a tank top. DONT LOOK its not that hard..
Yeah it’s like “well excuse me for not knowing you have a collarbone/shoulder fetish that activates when you look at minors. Is that why you decided to work with kids?”
@@heidichinn8095I semi-disagree with you. I don't think someone should have to "look away" from a girl because of what she's wearing. If you don't want to get looked at, please consider a different outfit. They cannot get in trouble for simply looking at someone. Another thing is that teaching boys to be "feminists" is what makes a lot of them dislike women in the future. I'm saying this as a 17 year old boy with 11 sisters. We shouldn't raise kids to "respect women" simply because they are women. Teach them to respect everyone who has earned their respect. I'm not dismissing any unfair rules because I agree that some of them are genuinely exaggerated, but if you are still in school, PLEASE just obey the dress code. There are some kids in my school who have gotten expelled for wearing clothing that isn't allowed. Again; this is only because what you do in school can determine your future, not because I agree with the rules.
@@han_qu0kka_913There's nothing wrong with being feminists. And when most people say boys should be raised to respect women they don't mean that they should respected because their a woman but that boys should be raised to see women on the same level of humanity as men and be given that same respect.
I love them bouncing off each other with the “he must’ve caught a whiff of my collarbones” that’s hilarious
our school is saying we cant have out straps be smaller than our IDs😭😭
Litterally i remember being 8 and being told my straps were distracting the boys. And all the boys were like "umm... no?"😂
Good thing they were there to back you up in that particular situation :)
Seriously?! they told an 8 year old that they were distracting the boys?!
@@rkumar2815 american public school is insane, my guy.
@@rkumar2815clearly they were projecting because certain adults didn’t wanna admit it was only distracting THEM 😏
@@SoundBoss5150 agree with the sentiment but wrong emoji my guy 💀
“I can see your shoulders 🙄”
“then dont look at them…?”
so real
And that's why dresscode is sucks in some places 😂😂😂😂
the teacher looking is not the problem. its that theyre showing. if her boobs were showing would it be right to say "then dont look at them?" lol
@@bananamilk3401bro is comparing shoulders with boobs
Okay.. but it’s js the shoulders???
@@leo.-jq2yr i was js quoting what she said and saying it was true
Me too, my mom’s also a lawyer. After the first time they ain't never pull that shit on me again.
"Must have caught a wiff my collar bone." KILLED ME🤣🤣
"Your collarbones" I BURST OUT LAUGHING
"his mom's a lawyer... 😬😬😬😬"
Was looking for this💀
Omg my teacher dress coded me a few weeks ago and she literally held a ruler up to my knee. (My skirt was the right length) But that wasn’t good enough so she asked another teacher. After being approved by that teacher she told me I made her uncomfortable and that I knew what I was doing when I picked out my outfit that morning. Then she was finally finished but I was so embarrassed because she said those things in front of the whole class. We usually have uniforms but it was free dress day. Which kinda made me more upset bc it’s one of the only days we don’t have to wear a uniform.
😐
Your teacher giving creepy
God, just reading this made me feel icky. I'm sorry you had to go through that, I swear the way dress codes are put into place and enforced are actually so stupid. I literally saw a guy with his underwear showing and sticking out because he put his pants under his butt, and yet the girls with crop tops are dress-coded and sent to the office. And that dude dressed like that daily! (No hate to the guy, just at the way dress codes are enforced) My school's dress policy is even worse because it restricts and singles out girls even more! They literally only enforce their rules on the girls and none on the boys!
@@CadenceCarter-qx8kf aw thank you! Yea that’s so unfair that they mainly single out the girls, my school does that too and it’s so annoying! But honestly if dress code can’t be fair to everyone then they shouldn’t have it at all!
@@kundere8920 Yup it was definitely pretty weird how she kept bringing it up.
I'm going to be honest, I think your teacher was attracted to you sexually and that is most likely the reason why she was acting like that.
Frrr, my teacher told me to put on a jacket and I said I’m not cold and she said I was revealing and I asked what I was revealing and she didn’t know how to respond😭
Damn......
“T-t-t-the shoulders….” -prob the teacher in her head
@@LonelyPluto317 fr like shoulders really aren’t attractive at all
"His mom's a lawyer" has me dying 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Someone better tell the basketball team. "
What a way to point out that double standard.
the basketball team's jerseys/uniforms are for different conditions than just sitting and learning in a classroom
@Bailey-f4m that tank was not that revealing. It was a decent top. Her best were not hanging out of it. I've seen sweaters that revealed more and were "executable." For school.
@@jsam-bv6jb exactly, i hate the dress codes just as much as you but at the end of the day it hasnt changed yet and she still cant just break the school rules if she wants to
I see no comments talking about the guy supporting her
That was so sweet
😭
frfr
“…”
“…- his moms a lawyer..”
Got me laughing 😋🫵
I was fully prepared for her to say “Ashley look at me” at the start💀
I was too😂
That made my heart stop! Omg lol. I’ve had teachers say my name like that and it SCARES THE. Crap out of me!😂
the way she said, "his mom's a lawyer" is insane bruh and funny 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"he must've caught a whiff of collarbone" sent me 😂
"He must've caught a whiff of my collar bones"
😂😂 I can't!!!😂😂😂
me in British school uniform: 🤷🏻♀️ can’t relate
a lot of american schools do have uniforms this is just for schools that dont
an incomplete list of the things i have been dress coded for in uniform:
- top button on my shirt wasn’t done up despite it choking me
- my skirt was too short, which i could not fix as the school only let us wear specific skirts which used a hip-length ratio that did not fit me
- my bra was visible underneath my school shirt, which again was a specific brand and is uncomfortably thin. this is an all girls school, everyone is wearing a bra.
- my socks were over my knees
- i had a coat on in -2°C weather
- i didn’t have my blazer on in a 45°C classroom
one of my classmates was forced to buy a new £50 blazer because the headteacher said hers was too sun-faded after five years of use. he apparently thought it looked too much like our brother school’s uniform, which is actually a brighter green.
Womp womp
We also have school uniforms here but dress codes are ridiculous. We can't even go inside the campus with a T-shirt and we should always wear uniform even if it's hot. Dress codes still exist in uniforms.
"He must've caught a whiff of my collar bones" was such a good little comment 💀
The ending!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 LOL!HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAH😂
Okay, we can’t show collar bone but we got half the varsity girls with shorts tinier than their underwear.
What i dont understand is if my parents let me walk out the house like this why should yall control me your not my parents
Man I wish other students supporting each other was accurate ;--;
Fr.. like when I was in highschool (right before covid) the students in my classes never helped and always made it worse..
Like.. I literally got dresscoded one time for wearing a shirt that was a size smaller because it "emphasized my chest and caused others to get distracted".. funny enough.. it was still baggy on me and the only one distracted was my 11th grade religion teacher..
But yeah.. honestly atp middle schoolers and high schoolers aren't getting any better.. it's also just really poor parenting and shit society 😭🖐️
Her acting and quick wit is in point!!!!
“He must have got a whiff of my collarbones “😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂
Just...." his moms a lawyer" have me like...damn straight!
I remember being told as a CHILD (elementary school age) that I needed to put on my sweater bc my straps were too thin
Frrr I was in KINDERGARTEN and my teacher told me I needed to change because I was wearing spaghetti straps like girl we're 5 chill
Ok dress code is necessary at times because I remember once I was in class and this girl walks in with a tank top it was cropped and showing literally all of her b**bs and the teacher a female dress coded her
the spaghetti strap thing is actually so it doesnt rip! our pe teacher back in elemantary gathered us all up and explained the reason for dress code, and spaghetti straps can rip easily, though it can be seen as teachers sexualizing students, its actually just so the shirt doesnt rip and fall off!
@@r4cc00n_v0m1tI’ve never actually had a strap break (Aside from that time in kindergarten when I cut it myself 💀) and there isn’t really much weighing the straps down especially in elementary. 😅 maybe I just didn’t understand you properly.
@@heartutube our teacher explained that whilst doing activities, something may catch on the strap and break it. while VERY unlikely, it could still happen! and they dont want to have to call their parents and go through all the work of getting the kid a new shirt, so theyd rather just prevent it from happening.
The video: Ashley?
Me: LOOK AT ME!!!!
"He must of got a whole wiff of my collarbone" BABAHAHHAHAHAB I'M DYING I'M ON THE FLOOR DYING😭😭😭😭😭😭
Best excuse ever “His Mom’s a lawyer”😂
I stg they’d be right at home in Victorian England being scandalized by ankles
FR😭
It's legitimately creepy how this argument always goes. And it's never because the STUDENTS have some sort of problem or are showing signs of disruption due to the outfit item either. It's always the TEACHERS who are disturbed, and the students never give a sh1t about it and generally don't notice until its called out by the teacher.
Which means that it's NOT a problem for the students. Which means its NOT a distraction or disruption for STUDENTS... just for the teachers.
That's creepy asf and will never stop being creepy. They have the ability to just ignore it until it ACTUALLY disrupts the students learning by something other than the teacher getting dramatic. When they CHOOSE to take issue with something that isn't disrupting the students, on grounds of disrupting students, its because THEY are being "effected" by it.
Nevermind that it's just plain stupid to have restrictions for things like shoulders and collarbones... Why is it on the person wearing the clothes to moderate for other people? Why aren't they just sending the disrupted kids out of the dang room for being weird and pervy?
Because MOST kids of age to have this issue with their clothes GENERALLY aren't just out there becoming mindless zombies mid-class because OOP someone has a shoulder out!
“His mom’s a lawyer👀😒” GOT ME DEADDD!!!
“ his mom is a lawyer “ got me dying😂😂😂😂😂
"He must have got a whiff of my collarbones." LOLLLL
The "His mom's a lawyer 🤭" at the end was so funny 😂😂
She is too underrated 😂😂❤❤❤
The quiet: "His moms a lawyer" I love that...
“His mom’s a lawyer.” I would run if I was the teacher 😂
“He must have caught a whiff of my collarbones” 🤣🤣💀
These are the argue means’s you have in your head like 3 years after they happen 😂
"His Mom's a lawyer." Thank you, narrator.
HELP NOT THE “his mom’s a lawyer” Im crying i lover her videos❤
I love that he feels the need to do this in front of everyone when they are doing a test. Good idea, man. lol
I started cracking up when you said " he must've gotten a whif of my coller bones" 😂😂
His moms lawyer 😂😂😂😂
Like why can’t they just understand that we can wear what we want it is not like I’m going to been wearing a bra and thong like what is just a crop top and shorts that closer to my knees then my thighs
Also just love your acting I wish Netflix ask you come on there show like any famous Director would love to have you as the main character I love you
Awesome student bro standing up for her. Good for his lawyer mother who trained him. He quoted rules!
“They’re not in my classroom! 😡”
“If only i were that lucky..”
“he must’ve caught a whiff of my collar bones” 😭👏✋
Every time I see I video like this it reminds me that my school is not as bad as it could be but for real the rule it self is ridiculous
“And that Johnny…is how i met your father.”
Okay but the question is why are you so concerned with what an underaged girl is wearing
“He must of caught a whiff of my collar bones” help I’m dying 😭
“His mom is a lawyer….”
😂😂
"His mom's a lawyer...."💀
I thought he was gonna say Ashley look at me 😭😹😂
“His Mom’s a lawyer” got me laughing so hard🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"His mom is a lawyer" 😭😭 O started dying
“Well clearly your better at reading minds than me”
True words have never been spoken THEY ACT LIKE WE KNIW EXACTLY WHAT THEIR THINKING
Man, I love the boy in this skit is a sane one here and I am here for it! 👏
Collarbones and shoulders are visible? Oh my, how scandalous! 🤣
"He must have caught a whiff of my collarbones."
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg this is so true my old principle said over the e intercom AND I QUOTE “I’ve noticed that as the weather’s been better warmer, the GIRLS shirts have been getting shorter. Please return your shirts to whatever Barbies you got them from. Thank you. ” LIKE WTF HE GOT SOOOOOO MANY ANGRY EMAILS AFTER THAT and this was his first year at the school. Like he already has gotten a DUI that year he’s not doing so good.
“His moms a loyer” 😂
“He must have caught a whiff of my collarbone” had me on the floor
Teachers: "OMG girls have collarbones, shoulders, a stomach and legs! This is a tragedy! What should we do?"