This experiment was conducted so poorly. I mean realistically (tattoos or not) I wouldn’t let any random person on the street use my phone incase they tried to steal it
Dumb propaganda to make people feel bad for using common sense. Tattoos or not I’m not lending my phone to a stranger. It’s too expensive. I’m not taking brownies either.
Thats so wierd in Canada i have asked a stranger before to let me borrow their phone to call someone, and they let me. But guess that has a lot to do with us being Canadians
@Luminosity ye sorry, I was raised in a place where talking to strangers can get you mugged at best so.. Just, sometimes it's better to ignore someone even if it hurts their feelings, I'd rather care about my own well being, thanks
So what? you're not everyone.The experiment was performed with tattooed versions and non-tattooed version of people, so with that control the data can show whether there is an increase or decrease in people helping people with face tattoo. Also, what's sketchy about it? Where's the motivation to do something bad? That's being paranoid.
@@MsHojat I think it could be sketchy beyond something being wrong with the food, it's a common tactic to offer something for "free" as a hook to reel people into something else.
@@PsykoFeen Yes, or the time I suppose. Charities using young people on the streets to approach people asking for money probably haven't done these guys any favours too!
I have a fear of someone stealing my phone if they ask to use it - doesn't matter who or what they look like. My brain instantly goes, if I give this stranger my phone they're going to run away with it.
@@SA77888 Thats the person I wouldn't let use my phone. If it was some poor looking dude asking then I would let them cause I would trust them more. I know unpopular opinion
Definitely agree! Been there :/ My husband has dreadlocks, a PhD and a relevant position in a big Company. But what stands out to people is the way you look and where you're from, not if you're a good person, polite, educated and respect others. UK is in good company anyway. We moved a lot for work and I must say it's always the same story.
Life with Danna123 I know right! Cause if a b... chick takes my phone and runs. I would have to tackle her, and we’re fighting right there. Idc if we’re in the middle of the street or if she’s 92 years old (age is nothing but a number). It’s on.
I wouldn't accept food off the street whether the person has tattoos or not. Unfortunately we can't always trust strangers. The way they look wouldn't sway me one way or the other.
A lot of people are saying this with regards to the food or their phone, but people don't seem to realize that this doesn't matter, because not everyone does so. That's the whole point of the control subjects; they had no tattoos so they're the baseline. Maybe they only get 20% of people to grab a food sample, but it's a major difference between that and 4%.
I'm fairly heavily tattooed and have facial piercings. Yeah, some people stare at me, but most are friendly. I have never had anyone confront me about my appearance in a negative way. The way this channel goes about showing how "discriminative" people are towards tattooed people is ridiculous. I don't care what a person looks like. I'm not going to take food from a stranger or let a stranger borrow my phone. I don't think this is people being judgemental. It's just people being cautious. Good grief.
8:04 bro you have to relax. I too would make a pot brownie joke, not because I actually assumed that you did make pot brownies, but because you're dressed and tattoed in a way that tells me that you would be more open-minded and laugh at the joke
this reminds me of the quote "you're free to make the choice but you are NOT free of the consequences", it was sad to see these people being judged as they all seemed lovely but unfortunately getting a noose tattooed on your face is not going to make you seem approachable. personally I don't let anyone that asks borrow my phone because I'm scared they'll run off with it LOL but people want to feel safe and since face tats aren't a norm these reactions weren't surprising.
Georgia Grace yes but when people keep on saying “that’s what happens when you do something against the norm...” or that just “how it is..” it just sounds lazy. Nothing ever has to be against the norms of you open your mind and stop having a norm. This comment is just ignorant. Doesn’t matter what you would do about your phone, the actual video shows that people are prejudice and so stuck in their close mindedness, which shouldn’t be the “norm” that they denied people who might just need some real help just because of how they look.
It sucks that face tattoos is so directly linked to crime in people's mind, but you also have to admit that face tattoos is associated to risk-taking behaviour, and that risk-taking behaviour is in turn associated with crime.
@cherry pie in any reasearch database of your choosing. look up the terms "risk-taking behaviour" or "impulsivity" with "tattoo" or "offending" and you will have find a handful of valid studies that support those relationships. I am aware of the lack of studies concerning the relation between tattoos and offending, which is why I never made that direct claim
It's also a choice. If you have face tattoos, it's fair to say you're the type of person who gets face tattoos. It's not like you can say that about race or gender.
Yep nailed it, it's a sign of not thinking about the consequences of your actions, when i see someone with a face tattoo i just think bad decision maker. I mean FFS you don't need a study to back this up its just common sense.
i mean, the lady with the black hair is asking people to use their phone like she's reading off a script...its not genuine...if you were really in distress, like it was a complete emergency, you may act different, and people would react accordingly. These three just sound like a walking set-up.
Plus the Spanish accent (she’s Argentinian)... I am coming at this from a linguist‘s perspective and as a person of colour who is adopted: if you look or sounds foreign people will help you less or hesitate. I’ve experienced it many times.
Quite foolishly *you also had them change their clothes.* Surely that disrupts the (already rather ill conceived) experiment? Also: Insulting those who didn't help them is pretty spoiled behaviour. People have a right not to engage with others if they so choose.
To paraphrase a speaker I've heard on diversity and inclusion: we are not in control of our first thought. But we do have control and responsibility in our second thought and our first action. I appreciated the woman who said initially she was afraid but didn't want that to be who she was. It's okay to have a negative first thought. What comes after that is more important.
You need you develop some basic empathy Martina. Apathy makes you little to zero resilient, so you might wanna develop some even if it's only for self-preservation at first.
@@halloweenallyearround4889 who says that I have zero empathy tho? I just find her reaction to be a little over the top. She was crying and insulting random people at the same time just because she felt ignored in that particular moment,,,seems kinda dramatic in my opinion,it's not like they gave her real tattoos lmao
I love the black-haired woman's aesthetic :O She looks dark and striking, yet high fashion at the same time. I can't really describe. But I wish I knew her in real life.
its the world we live in today.......we've got to be all super understanding and tollerant............whilst at same time, in reallity being NEITHER of these things in our heart.
@@mircat28 What the point in having so much hate in your soul? Why are you so judgmental? You being that way hurts you more than it hurts others. Also in society you have to be around people that you may not like whatever the reasons may be- Its not always your choice. You cant control others and where they go. Sure you can control where you go but others you may not like can be there. Sorry but thats reality
As someone who is relatively heavily tattooed, the choice to get those tattoos is no one else's but your own. Therefore, I don't think you can realistically expect everyone else around you to necessarily feel comfortable approaching someone who they might deem looks a bit intimidating. I can't speak for every tattooed person, but a lot of us do get tattoos as a form of armour, to kind of make people keep their distance. Because it can look intimidating to a lot of mainstream, clean skinned society. If you aren't prepared to have people stop and stare and generally just give you a wide berth, then maybe don't get heavily tattooed. I was fully aware of the potential consequences before I got my tattoos and decided that for me personally the pros outweighed the cons. However I am also fully aware that because of my tattoos I will be turned down for certain jobs, although I am employed in a tattoo friendly work environment right now. But you do limit a lot of potential opportunities through modifying your body. People judge, it's just what they do. First impressions do make an impact and I am realistic about that. So if you want to go to the extreme and heavily tattoo yourself, then by all means go right ahead, just be aware of the possible downsides to it and don't have a sook when other people don't see your tattoos as a creative outlet like you do. The world is definitely changing but there will possibly always be at least a slight stigma attached to being heavily tattooed and if you don't like it, then I wouldn't recommend doing it
"Okay people... We've got one who can SEE"! By that I refer to Blood Doll ASMR, who made an excellent comment. I happily read the entire thing. Because... My attention span is long.. like my legs.
I got my first tat in 1980. My artist then was awesome but her first advice she gave me was dont tat below your wrist bone, ankle bone, or collar bone. She said totally will cause prejudice in court. Lol. I have always followed that advice.
believe it or not having a noose drawn on your face is not something that makes you approachable. This is something they CHOSE to do. They should have weighed the benefits against the potential issues. Your face tells a lot about you. If a man has not shaved his face for months and has a hobo beard, he is actively sending a message that he does not put effort into making himself look good. The same way, people who get tatoos on their face are actively sending a message that causes them to be less approachable. They made a decision and they live with the consequences.
The secret with attractive/cringe ratio with tattoos is a well placed few and that they age well. A chick gets an anime sleeve in her 20s is going to look super duper cringey if shes in the dating market again ages 40-50yo.
Hit the nail on the head of the flaw of the video. I even have tattoos. This was a 25 min whining exercise. I know some ppl wont like my tattoos, im not trying to change their minds
Good grief, the red haired girl gets mad at people when they have a negative reaction. That she didn't expect it is very telling. Young people should refrain from making decisions that are permanent on their face.
Why do these people at the beginning act like they’re so oppressed just because they have tattoos! NO ONE should let a stranger borrow their phone! That’s sketchy! It sounds like a scam, not because of their looks.
Especially now that she's going to have a child. I have 12 tattoos but I put them where I could cover them with clothes knowing I would have children one day. I have 2 kids now and I don't usually need to hide them but if I'm meeting other parents for the first time I have covered them just in case it might effect my daughter. People who get face tats don't think about that, it could cause your child to be bullied or other parents not let their kids hang out or have sleep overs with your kid. People do judge you on your appearances it just human nature so to me it's selfish to not think of how it might affect your children.
I have 3 face tattoo's and am planning more! You need to live your life for you not matter what other people think. I get peoples opinions regarding my ink while I am at work (yes, I have a job :P) and it's not always positive but it doesn't and shouldn't stop me looking how I want too. The more people that get facial tattoo's, the more 'socially acceptable' they become. So you do you. Be happy
Do you worry that one day you will want them changed or not be happy with them? Im a clean skin, but always wanted tattoos through my teens and 20s, and often drew up designs etc i just never had the spare money so never got them done, i still have some of these designs...and I'm super thankful i never got any of them done because id now be either getting laser surgery or trying to get designs to cover them up.. Because now some of those things i loved i find cringeworthy and tacky and I've changed as a person. No offence but back then if you had a tattoo it was kind of unique, but now tattoos are just so common that IMHO i find 99% of them tacky.
Indo Bule I understand where you’re coming from but tattoos are a passion to some people, not just a passing fad. Tattoos for me are an outward show of who I am, my personality, my loves, my soul. I’ve officially been tattooed for 50% of my life and have never once regretted my decision to start covering my body :)
@@emilybooboo I just wanna see how you are when you go to a parent teacher conference or meeting in school when your kid is 14 lol he or she will be embarrassed while the other parents and teachers will look down on you for having face tattoos. I hope you got your first tat after you turn 21 because if you didn't most of time when you get em underage it might of been out of stupidity of being a teen trust me when you pass 35 year after you change and grow more older and mature
@@Indonesiansurftravel I agree most of these individuals who "I love my tattoo they represent me" are going thru a phase and don't for see the future results of the stupid discussions
Simply Era Haha nice try. I am a Mum, in my late 20’s, happily married, good job, house ect. The mums and teachers at school love me and my child because we’re polite and kind. If other people judge that’s there problem, not mine ✌🏻
The whole point of doing something taboo is to do something taboo. It's literally self imposed discrimination. How can they possibly whine that they get discriminated when everybody knows that's what happens with face tats. Having these tats is perfectly fine as long as you are happy to accept everything it entails, including how people might see you. That's the point. The point is to be different. But to do this to yourself, and then cry that you are too different, and people look at you different is ridiculous.
The red head was completely overreacting to people and clearly wanted to support the hypothesis. She’s soo young tho I hope she doesn’t ruin her face. Plus it’s about what job you’ve got.. if ur a tattoo artist than fine but otherwise u r severely effecting ur job prospects.
@TINY and ME LMFAO! Yeah i can really see that strong leaderaship ability in her complete mental break down from being ignored.. The amount of cope here is delusional and pathetic you spastic.
I HAVE A FACE TAT ON MY HAIRLINE!! WHAT STRIKED ME THE MOST ABOUT ALL THESE TATTED UP PEOPLE IS HOW SWEET AND GENUINE THEY ALL WERE!! AND DESPITE GOW THEY LOOKED THEY WERE COMPLETELY BEING THEMSELVES!!❤❤❤❤❤
I'm not likely to loan my phone to any random person on the street no matter who, but it certainly would not be because of their tattoos. In fact, I love tattoos and I have several myself. Having saidthat, I will say never in a million years will I do my neck or face. there is just no way to cover that up if you regret it unless you want to put on serious cover up makeup every day. There's this great comedian named Shayne Smith who has face and neck tattoos he got when he was very young, and he absolutely regrets them - obviously one of the main staples of his act - and he's hilarious and a really nice guy! Lots of people get tattoos and lots get bad tattoos LOL You shouldn't categorize people based on bad choices of tattoo artists or of tattoos
I'm with you. I have eight tattoos, and I plan on more ink. When I got my first tattoo there was sign hanging in the shop that said "Welcome to your new addiction" little did I know this statement would ring true, in my life anyways. Most artists won't touch a face, and some won't touch the hands. I know if an artist has a client that wants a facial tattoo they go to great lengths to talk them out of it or they meet several times to make sure this is the right decision for the client. I can say that anyone I've ever randomly ran into and met that had tattoos were always really fun. They were polite, and non-threatening. I think people who have tattoos are judged way to harshly. It takes a lot of money to have nice tattoos, and most of us learn the hard way with at least one tattoo that we should've gone to a reputive artist instead of our friends buddy. I felt really bad that the individuals featured in this documentary were judged so harshly. All three have a story to tell, and they all seemed really great. It's unfortunate that people judge a book by it's cover, and are never willing to open it to read. I understand being cautious, but someone offering a free brownie? Come on!
I’m heavily covered in tattoos and often attend black tie charity events. I get the biggest kick out of the older generation (60-80’s) who come up to me thinking that my tattoos are a part of my dress and are amazed that it’s all tattoo work. It starts a conversation about how they viewed tattoos and meeting and being able to talk to me has given them a different perspective to think about. I usually get a hug.
Having done something which immediately and visually sets you apart from mainstream society, it seems more than a bit disingenuous to then blame society for not trusting you as easily as someone who hasn't chosen to so visibly move away from a shared group identity. Calling it 'prejudice' (literally, "pre judging") suggests that it's somehow akin to racism, but this is (intentionally) misleading. It's not PRE-judging, it's just JUDGING, on the basis of the individual's choices.
But isn't someone pre judging what a tattooed person's moral compass is, or their intelligence, or career? I mean, there are a whole lot of people who see someone with tattoos and assume they are unemployed deviants who use drugs and sleep around. Tattooed women (and some men) are often sexually assulted because it is assumed that if they choose to look different, they must be asking for it. Yes, unlike skin color, we can choose whether or not to be tattooed. That doesn't mean tattooed people deserve to be treated as subhuman either.
@@pinds83 Certainly, but that isn't what is being talked about here -- it's an absurd leap from being less likely to lend someone a phone on the street to suggesting that someone 'deserves' to be sexually assaulted, or that they are somehow subhuman. No one's humanity is in question here; it's about group identity, and one of the ways that people have signaled group belonging for all of human history is by the choices that they make about their own appearance.
@@curtispalmer2817 I'm not saying not lending a phone and sexually assaulting someone are equivalent. You said it's not prejudice to judge tattooed people. I questioned that statement. You read way too much into that without addressing the prejudice issue.
@@pinds83 You jumped straight from “won’t take a brownie on the street” to “questioning a person’s moral compass.” The assumptions we make about a person may well turn out to be incorrect - but I disagree with the idea that we shouldn’t make any assumptions about anyone based on how they choose to present themselves. I’m sure that prejudice against tattooed people exists, just as it does for other visibly identifiable groups, like: people driving big trucks with gun racks; people wearing police uniforms; people wearing gang colors, etc. - but that doesn’t mean that making assumptions about a person based on the information at hand is prejudicial.
The orange red haired girl got the perfect cute little face, perfect eyes and nose. She looks good with or without tats. Smh at how she reacted when people were more standoffish when she had facial tattoos. What did sh expect?
I have a eye browe tattoo .. that extends to my forehead .. i keep forgetting its there .. however ive not found the type of negative comments .. as the design isnt the sticker type tattoo.. but hey im from Aotearoa (New Zealand) and Maori .. so its our tradition to te moko .. or entire traditional face tattoo .. waist to knee tattoo .. most of the pacific has a long tradition of this ..so i found this really interesting ..
Brownies lol. I'd be suspicious that they were hash cookies...... No thanks I thought I was dying after eating one. Obviously I wasn't and just really stoned.
It's a sad truth there will always be judgment towards certain placement of tattoos even with amazing work done there will be hardships in the mass of people
I like how they act like they're being victimized. Putting a tattoo on their face was their choice. You can't choose to be born black, that's real prejudice.
Rejection is hard but it brings an inner peace once it reminds you of how truly awesome you are and those making such vague assumptions are misguided by there own ideals
I feel like as long as they're not a crazy person trying to come at me with a knife, and as long as they're not out there trying to hurt people, that they should be allowed to live their lives as they want. We all have flaws, weird habits, thing's that make us different, etc. Who are we to judge someone just because they are a little bit different from us?
They chose that difference, so judging them based on it is completely reasonable. If someone dressed up in gang colors I'm a lot less likely to hire them than if they dressed with nice suit pants and a tie. People say "don't judge a book by it's cover" but that's silly. Your appearance is your cover, and if you choose to draw dicks on the cover I'm not reading your book.
@@polygondwanaland8390 Not always. A lot of people who get out of human trafficking are branded with tattoos. Many people use them to cover up scars or birthmarks. Most people just like the aesthetic, though. We all have flaws and tastes, likes and dislikes. It's not like getting a tattoo automatically means someone is a gangster. I do respect your opinion, though, and I'm glad you shared it with me.
It's natural instinct to judge people on first impressions....a face tattoo screams of reckless behaviour, someone who doesn't think of the consequences of their actions, it would be natural to be wary of them.
@@Indonesiansurftravel That is true, but I'm biased as I know several people who escaped human trafficking and such. So I'm kinda wary when it comes to people with tattoos and the like. But, mainly because I live in Texas. We have *A LOT* of human trafficking going on.
I have tats but the face is still too far even for 2019.People change, I had a bloody mullet when I was younger but I’m a completely different person now.I just worry that that there future self will look back with regrets, it will affect there job prospects
They can have them lasered off. That technology is improving all the time. It would just be a few appointments over the course of a few weeks. Tattoos are not so permanent nowadays. I have two tats on my shoulder and bicep that I'm having removed. They are easy to cover up with a t-shirt, but I've changed a lot in the last 10 years and no longer want them. Removal is far more affordable than it used to be. Face tats look ok when you're young, but they don't age well at all. They'll probably want them off when they're older.
It HURT me A LOT when I had a tattoo removed from my belly. This was last year. Keep that in mind people. Some people have low pain tolerance and to me getting it removed was 10X worse than when I got it.@@janejan9728
I understand where these people are coming from and I totally agree with them that there is prejudice against face and hand tattoos. BUT, you have to be weary of what you get on your face and hands and where it's placed. You cannot expect people to accept you after years of face tattoos being gang related.
I have to add that when I went for a corporate job after they offered me the job, I revealed my full sleeve and other arm tattoos as I was going to represent the company. My boss at the time said she didn’t care. She said my professionalisms would overcome anything prejudice people might have. I’m still working in that position and I always think back to what she said when I see people’s eyes go straight to my arms. It might not be a face tattoo but there’s still prejudice about it. I love my tattoos and would never cover them up, EVER!
Prejudice - preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. Prejudice has nothing to do with whether one has chosen something for themselves or not.
Lola I found it interesting that people wouldn’t help the lady from Argentina, but plea ty willing to help the square looking white guy. That’s racism right there. Not the tattoos.
@@gripitl6878 ikr, i honestly dont have sympathy for someone who is just laying in the bed they made for themselves. Especially when many of us are out here experiencing real prejudice for something we have absolutely zero control over.. And if they personally like the look of it and the way it makes them feel, why does others opinions matter so much to them?
@@jeoneunthatbitch3897 Personally, I love to have light-coral hair. Blue, gray and coral were my favourite colors of all I've tried. I had many people in the street (specially elders and children) stopping by to say it's pretty. On the other hand, I have family members that had a shocked expression on their face or straight up said "it's ugly". Hearing compliments is nice, but I couldn't care less when someone says they don't like it. It's my hair, it's on my head. But that doesn't mean I have to enjoy if someone is rude based solely on what/who they think I am. Opinions and actions are two very different things.
That is a fair point. I still don’t think a person who has chosen to look different deserves to be beaten or harassed though. Violence shouldn’t be okay even if a person “made their bed”.
This is ExactLY how I reacted @ 19:35 when I first became homeless!! The eyes . . . . . either starring or condemning . . . then looking away. It was so hurtful . . . no mercy. I understood now, why people would use any means possible, alcohol and drugs, to chase the pain away, to block those eyes from my mine. So, fantastic doc. The actors, brave candid gifts of themselves. Thank you for sharing your marvelous experience.
It’s not sad... it’s normal healthy human psychology, which has kept us safe and alive for 200,000 years. face tattoos signal a ton of things that don’t feel safe and approachable to a stranger, super obvious
This series needs to stop, is not entertaining in the least. I really don't feel bad that these people want to be different and then are treated as such. Also the situations that they put them in are completely unrealistic, I wouldn't take food from a guy on the side of the street and I wouldn't let one borrow my phone... Please just stop these
A good friend of mine has facial tattoos and let me just say: he's the kindest, most thoughtful person. He's very intelligent and inspiring. Please don't judge a book by its cover
At least put them in an apron when you’re having them hand out food lol. It’s so weird having them stand around in their casual clothes on a street corner
That was so interesting ! And also sad, people are so mean and close minded that’s crazy. I live in Belgium and I often got people staring at me, being mean or something juste because I have tattoos and red hair. When I’m in the UK i feel so much better and comfortable so I find it even more crazy to see this documentary that happens in the UK ! Thanks for this, also can we have those people names ? I want to follow them on Instagram :)
I don't feel bad for these people. This was their choice to get a face tattoo and they should not expect everyone to be so accepting. I'm not against tattoos whatsoever (I have two of them myself) but I personally would never get a face tattoo, the cons outweigh the pros.
I hate her hair. Not a fan of the pale face with bright lipstick ad lots of eyeliner either. It's like an artificial human. I don't mind the tattoos much though; it's like the least of the problems with her.
I have tattoos but this is ridiculous. Getting a tattoo on your face is a sign you lack good judgment skills, I would expect people to treat you like you have poor judgment skills.
Exactly thats what i think when i see face tattoos = someone who doesn't value the consequences of their actions, basically a bad decision maker, so i may be more wary of them because of this.
I do like that even tho a lot of people have prejudice against their tattoos, they still would much much rather have them than to look "normal", they instantly hated it so much. There are lots of things people can judge you for, but as long as no one gets hurt then being yourself it worth it
I own a tattoo studio and even I don’t have a face tattoo or heavy neck tattoos. I have small ones on my forefingers. My reasoning is that I have no idea if the shop may one day fail (I’m not a tattoo artist myself). I don’t agree that you should discriminate, but just because it shouldn’t be happening doesn’t mean it doesn’t. People are so disconnected with reality it’s scary. I’d like to be able to still pursue other career options and such in the future.
Don't you mean you wouldn't lend your phone the person borrows and you'll end I hate the way people in the UK now say I borrowed my phone to somebody no you didn't you learnt your phone and the person borrowed it from you
I read the comments about not letting anyone borrow a phone and was confused, but then I remembered I'm from a very small town in Iowa, so I wouldn't have to worry about getting my phone taken. Lol
Have you got face tattoos? Would you ever consider one?
No
No, now stop this stupid series and go back to good content.
NO!
No
No, anyone who has them is an idiot and deserve the consequences.
This experiment was conducted so poorly. I mean realistically (tattoos or not) I wouldn’t let any random person on the street use my phone incase they tried to steal it
Yeah exactly! Same thing with the brownies, I wouldn’t wanna eat unwrapped food from some stranger on the street
I Dun Care
Especially if they’re brownies (lmao)
My friend got her phone stolen by someone asking to borrow it. They literally done a runner with it.
Also the ginger girl was actually a lot better at approaching people than the others
Dumb propaganda to make people feel bad for using common sense. Tattoos or not I’m not lending my phone to a stranger. It’s too expensive. I’m not taking brownies either.
The thing is, if a person I didnt know asked to borrow my phone I'd probably ignore them too. Too risky.
Thats so wierd in Canada i have asked a stranger before to let me borrow their phone to call someone, and they let me. But guess that has a lot to do with us being Canadians
I've asked only 4 times and it's been 100% hit rate.
I think the reason is 3 times I had my dog with me. He's a fluffy little boy.
@Luminosity ye sorry, I was raised in a place where talking to strangers can get you mugged at best so..
Just, sometimes it's better to ignore someone even if it hurts their feelings, I'd rather care about my own well being, thanks
If you don't want the phone to be stolen couldn't you hold the phone out towards them on speaker? or ask someone else to help.
@@nekosheken4410
How does talking to a person get mugged any more than not talking to a person? are you talking about pickpocketing?
I wouldn't take food from anyone not standing in front of a food establishment. Sketchy.
So what? you're not everyone.The experiment was performed with tattooed versions and non-tattooed version of people, so with that control the data can show whether there is an increase or decrease in people helping people with face tattoo.
Also, what's sketchy about it? Where's the motivation to do something bad? That's being paranoid.
No, it’s called not being an idiot LOL
@@MsHojat I think it could be sketchy beyond something being wrong with the food, it's a common tactic to offer something for "free" as a hook to reel people into something else.
Same here I would trust no food unwrapped
They are in front of a food place.....
Asking to borrow a phone and offering free vegan brownies aren’t the questions to scale reactions from the public.
What are?
@@fuzzyfoods710 directions maybe
@@PsykoFeen Yes, or the time I suppose. Charities using young people on the streets to approach people asking for money probably haven't done these guys any favours too!
You are so right that was a poor documentary oh how realistic nothing came out of that in my opinion
I have a fear of someone stealing my phone if they ask to use it - doesn't matter who or what they look like. My brain instantly goes, if I give this stranger my phone they're going to run away with it.
What I have done, in the past, was responded to them by saying, "I can make a phone call for you. What is you name & what is their number?"
i totally understand. i think asking for directions would've been better.
Same
@@adamrspears1981 That's a good idea. You could make the call for them and put it on speaker phone while still holding the phone.
I think i would probably point them to the nearest phone box and say I would give them the money
I don't care what the person looks like, I'm not going to let them use my phone. You can't trust anyone honestly
what if they looked REALLY posh.........suit and tie, perfectly manicured finger nails, posh voice, coming out of an expensive car???
rad no, they're rich enough to go buy a new phone!
rad and their expensive car can call people!
@@sydneysnyder11 good point lol
@@SA77888 Thats the person I wouldn't let use my phone. If it was some poor looking dude asking then I would let them cause I would trust them more. I know unpopular opinion
Sadly I think that her accent makes ignorant people suspicious.
I agree
Yeah that's what I thought too!
Definitely agree! Been there :/ My husband has dreadlocks, a PhD and a relevant position in a big Company. But what stands out to people is the way you look and where you're from, not if you're a good person, polite, educated and respect others. UK is in good company anyway. We moved a lot for work and I must say it's always the same story.
@Snails40 lol that's not nice😂😂😂😂
I don’t trust people in general.
Jazzy-J X especially on my phone 😂😂😂
Life with Danna123 I know right! Cause if a b... chick takes my phone and runs. I would have to tackle her, and we’re fighting right there. Idc if we’re in the middle of the street or if she’s 92 years old (age is nothing but a number). It’s on.
@CZcams is You hiya
I wouldn't accept food off the street whether the person has tattoos or not. Unfortunately we can't always trust strangers. The way they look wouldn't sway me one way or the other.
A lot of people are saying this with regards to the food or their phone, but people don't seem to realize that this doesn't matter, because not everyone does so. That's the whole point of the control subjects; they had no tattoos so they're the baseline. Maybe they only get 20% of people to grab a food sample, but it's a major difference between that and 4%.
I'm fairly heavily tattooed and have facial piercings. Yeah, some people stare at me, but most are friendly. I have never had anyone confront me about my appearance in a negative way.
The way this channel goes about showing how "discriminative" people are towards tattooed people is ridiculous. I don't care what a person looks like. I'm not going to take food from a stranger or let a stranger borrow my phone. I don't think this is people being judgemental. It's just people being cautious. Good grief.
It is a complete bullshit attention grabber on you tube
Why are we here???
Space Wombat because the rest of youtube is Fortnite
@@waterplease3259 Is it??
I don't even know what that means!!!
@@jlim003 But they definitely could have edited it to make it look that way too. Idk. Seems shady.
it shows what type of person you are, plus it is very distracting and unpleasant. so yeah, people will be judgmental.
Why change their clothes as well? by doing so you immediately ruin the experiment's validity
Yes it's more about the overall look than just face tattoos
8:04 bro you have to relax. I too would make a pot brownie joke, not because I actually assumed that you did make pot brownies, but because you're dressed and tattoed in a way that tells me that you would be more open-minded and laugh at the joke
I wouldn’t let anyone borrow my phone.
Yes but many people in the video did and thus maketh the video.
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I borrowed phone many times, I like helping and nothing bad ever happened
Some things you allow can hurts you and that you don't allow can hurts you so it is chances
this reminds me of the quote "you're free to make the choice but you are NOT free of the consequences", it was sad to see these people being judged as they all seemed lovely but unfortunately getting a noose tattooed on your face is not going to make you seem approachable. personally I don't let anyone that asks borrow my phone because I'm scared they'll run off with it LOL but people want to feel safe and since face tats aren't a norm these reactions weren't surprising.
Georgia Grace yes but when people keep on saying “that’s what happens when you do something against the norm...” or that just “how it is..” it just sounds lazy. Nothing ever has to be against the norms of you open your mind and stop having a norm. This comment is just ignorant. Doesn’t matter what you would do about your phone, the actual video shows that people are prejudice and so stuck in their close mindedness, which shouldn’t be the “norm” that they denied people who might just need some real help just because of how they look.
@@alexandrapineda9636 you just wanna be a victim so bad
It sucks that face tattoos is so directly linked to crime in people's mind, but you also have to admit that face tattoos is associated to risk-taking behaviour, and that risk-taking behaviour is in turn associated with crime.
Well said!!
@cherry pie in any reasearch database of your choosing. look up the terms "risk-taking behaviour" or "impulsivity" with "tattoo" or "offending" and you will have find a handful of valid studies that support those relationships. I am aware of the lack of studies concerning the relation between tattoos and offending, which is why I never made that direct claim
It's also a choice. If you have face tattoos, it's fair to say you're the type of person who gets face tattoos. It's not like you can say that about race or gender.
Yep nailed it, it's a sign of not thinking about the consequences of your actions, when i see someone with a face tattoo i just think bad decision maker.
I mean FFS you don't need a study to back this up its just common sense.
and a form of mental illness
No one deserves to be attacked for tattoos. Yes, we choose tattoos but violence is too far...
this man have violent tattoos "skulls, weapons, blood,...etc"....what were you expecting?
i mean, the lady with the black hair is asking people to use their phone like she's reading off a script...its not genuine...if you were really in distress, like it was a complete emergency, you may act different, and people would react accordingly. These three just sound like a walking set-up.
They sounded too fake I agree with you 100%
Plus the Spanish accent (she’s Argentinian)... I am coming at this from a linguist‘s perspective and as a person of colour who is adopted: if you look or sounds foreign people will help you less or hesitate. I’ve experienced it many times.
Maria Carabin Thats odd. I am prone to go the extrs mile for a foreigner. Same with my sister. I thought that was the norm.
Yeah
They're acting like face tattoos are some kind of condition..
@@tafdiz lol true
That makes no sense how is getting a tattoo on your face a mental illness 🤔
Sarahnator 4000 it’s called ‘lack of judgement’ in some cases this can be fatal.
Tattoos are like piercings, or bodybuilding or plastic surgery. it's normal tattoos are ancient we have been tattoing for more than 1000 years
XD Ikr? Everyone knows that society is prejudiced against face tattoos, if you choose to get them anyways than that's on you.
Quite foolishly *you also had them change their clothes.* Surely that disrupts the (already rather ill conceived) experiment?
Also: Insulting those who didn't help them is pretty spoiled behaviour. People have a right not to engage with others if they so choose.
You also never know why someone doesn't want to approach you it's ableism
Face tattoo or not I would never let a stranger use my phone
So what? it doesn't change the stats of tattooed-vs non-tattooed. It's not like they _only_ looked at tattooed people.
You could be that stranger in need of help some day. But that's how selfish that society is
If it was a child or teenager, I would, but otherwise probably not.
Omg what is wrong with you people
Sometimes you have to take chances
To each their own. But personally I would never get a face tattoo.
Oh ya they are idiotic prison tags, thats what tattoos are
Good for you
@@jenniferlopez5181 Ya, tattoos remind me of when kids draw with pen all over themselves
UltraAar congrats
@@jenniferlopez5181 No need to congratulate. You must not know what congrats means
To paraphrase a speaker I've heard on diversity and inclusion: we are not in control of our first thought. But we do have control and responsibility in our second thought and our first action. I appreciated the woman who said initially she was afraid but didn't want that to be who she was. It's okay to have a negative first thought. What comes after that is more important.
that girl with red hair needs to chill a lil tbh
I hope it prevents her from getting the tattoos permanently.
You need you develop some basic empathy Martina. Apathy makes you little to zero resilient, so you might wanna develop some even if it's only for self-preservation at first.
@@halloweenallyearround4889 who says that I have zero empathy tho? I just find her reaction to be a little over the top. She was crying and insulting random people at the same time just because she felt ignored in that particular moment,,,seems kinda dramatic in my opinion,it's not like they gave her real tattoos lmao
@@theRoseofmyheart she said that it did not discourage her from getting face tattoos in the future.
@@halloweenallyearround4889 im on your side.
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The moral of this video is: we better keep an extra battery in our pockets
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‘Tattoo prejudice’ sounds like first world problems.
I mean I'm sure it's a third world problem too, a lot different in nature though
All problems are problems.
I'm from india and I face prejudice for my tattoos, much more so than you do because in india, it's more of a taboo.
Prejudice face-off!
@@fuzzyfoods710 no, i live in africa and very few people have tattoos, much less discrimination about it
I love the black-haired woman's aesthetic :O She looks dark and striking, yet high fashion at the same time. I can't really describe. But I wish I knew her in real life.
Would really like the chance to date her, her accent is very sexy as well as her charm and as you pointed out, the glamorous looks
I'm sorry to say this.. but I don't think you truly appreciate your OWN style enough.
Spend thousands of pounds to be different- surprised when treated differently.
its the world we live in today.......we've got to be all super understanding and tollerant............whilst at same time, in reallity being NEITHER of these things in our heart.
@@mircat28 What the point in having so much hate in your soul? Why are you so judgmental? You being that way hurts you more than it hurts others. Also in society you have to be around people that you may not like whatever the reasons may be- Its not always your choice. You cant control others and where they go. Sure you can control where you go but others you may not like can be there. Sorry but thats reality
So right
@Snails40 People like you are a sign of uneducation and ignorance....
Exactly, isn't that what they wanted??
As someone who is relatively heavily tattooed, the choice to get those tattoos is no one else's but your own. Therefore, I don't think you can realistically expect everyone else around you to necessarily feel comfortable approaching someone who they might deem looks a bit intimidating. I can't speak for every tattooed person, but a lot of us do get tattoos as a form of armour, to kind of make people keep their distance. Because it can look intimidating to a lot of mainstream, clean skinned society. If you aren't prepared to have people stop and stare and generally just give you a wide berth, then maybe don't get heavily tattooed. I was fully aware of the potential consequences before I got my tattoos and decided that for me personally the pros outweighed the cons. However I am also fully aware that because of my tattoos I will be turned down for certain jobs, although I am employed in a tattoo friendly work environment right now. But you do limit a lot of potential opportunities through modifying your body. People judge, it's just what they do. First impressions do make an impact and I am realistic about that. So if you want to go to the extreme and heavily tattoo yourself, then by all means go right ahead, just be aware of the possible downsides to it and don't have a sook when other people don't see your tattoos as a creative outlet like you do. The world is definitely changing but there will possibly always be at least a slight stigma attached to being heavily tattooed and if you don't like it, then I wouldn't recommend doing it
Too long, didn't read
I think it's only the older generation that judge anyone 35 or under would not judge unless they are a snob
"Okay people... We've got one who can SEE"! By that I refer to Blood Doll ASMR, who made an excellent comment.
I happily read the entire thing.
Because...
My attention span is long.. like my legs.
Btw the guy with the face tattoos is such a cutie and sweet guy!
That's what i thought.. 😆
@@Dulles-jt6sr said had his face inked at 19!
Bad boy...done at 19!
maybe they just all dont like sound cloud rappers
but the girl in black hair is super cute
@CZcams is You lol
I got my first tat in 1980. My artist then was awesome but her first advice she gave me was dont tat below your wrist bone, ankle bone, or collar bone. She said totally will cause prejudice in court. Lol. I have always followed that advice.
believe it or not having a noose drawn on your face is not something that makes you approachable. This is something they CHOSE to do. They should have weighed the benefits against the potential issues. Your face tells a lot about you. If a man has not shaved his face for months and has a hobo beard, he is actively sending a message that he does not put effort into making himself look good. The same way, people who get tatoos on their face are actively sending a message that causes them to be less approachable. They made a decision and they live with the consequences.
Nothing wrong with a beard
There's a difference between someone that has a "hobo" beard and someone that takes care of their beard imo.
Yes buy being pc is trend and all kind of wierdos are being celebrated
UltraAar did you even bother to read what they said?
... so to continue on with that great point, don’t chuck a tanty (tantrum) when folk don’t react the way you want them to.🙄🙄
I love tattoos and I have a few but I just can’t get with the face ones. The face is such a nice place to be bare and untouched. To each their own.
The secret with attractive/cringe ratio with tattoos is a well placed few and that they age well. A chick gets an anime sleeve in her 20s is going to look super duper cringey if shes in the dating market again ages 40-50yo.
Having a tattoo is a personal choice, but don't expect everyone to appreciate your choice.
Hit the nail on the head of the flaw of the video. I even have tattoos. This was a 25 min whining exercise. I know some ppl wont like my tattoos, im not trying to change their minds
Exactly they literally brought it upon themselves
I do think there's a difference between not liking something and treating people differently because of it.
If you appreciate anybody tattoos or not. But you can threat People thesame. People with tattoos are still People...
@UNSOLVED HORROR
That's is enormously stupid. Don't use black people as your example for accepting everything blindly. Its racist.
i love the lady with the blackouts tattoos' accent, I could listen to her speak for ages.
(and the gal with the orange hair was soooooo adorable).
Good grief, the red haired girl gets mad at people when they have a negative reaction. That she didn't expect it is very telling. Young people should refrain from making decisions that are permanent on their face.
I love that they all love who they are. Tattoos are personal. And so amazing. They were all beautiful
The way they are asking and their voice tones are different. Many things can be playing into this.
Yes, the guy was much more aggressive/douche with the face tatts. He needs to be noticed. NEEDS it.
Maybe people didn’t want to interact with the red haired girl when she had tattoos Bc they heard her cursing out the last person lol
Why do these people at the beginning act like they’re so oppressed just because they have tattoos! NO ONE should let a stranger borrow their phone! That’s sketchy! It sounds like a scam, not because of their looks.
I have tattoos but tattoos shouldn’t be your entire personality.
I'll analyze the situation, if a person look innocent and clearly looks weaker than me I'll borrow my phone
@@dekalios4588 That's how Ted Bundy was able to do what he did. I would think twice about that. Just saying.
No matter how cool the tattoos are, I'd never go to that extreme!
They should try this in Camden :P
It was in Camden
I think the Latina is super gorgeous and has such a wonderful vivacious personality!
I think each of you look beautiful and unique! ❤
Yes ❤️
@Dark Magician why would i lie
Omg I really hope the red head doesn’t get face tattoos. She’s so pretty. And I love her other tattoos like those are epic.
You are so pretty
Omg yes you are
Especially now that she's going to have a child. I have 12 tattoos but I put them where I could cover them with clothes knowing I would have children one day. I have 2 kids now and I don't usually need to hide them but if I'm meeting other parents for the first time I have covered them just in case it might effect my daughter. People who get face tats don't think about that, it could cause your child to be bullied or other parents not let their kids hang out or have sleep overs with your kid. People do judge you on your appearances it just human nature so to me it's selfish to not think of how it might affect your children.
I have 3 face tattoo's and am planning more! You need to live your life for you not matter what other people think. I get peoples opinions regarding my ink while I am at work (yes, I have a job :P) and it's not always positive but it doesn't and shouldn't stop me looking how I want too. The more people that get facial tattoo's, the more 'socially acceptable' they become. So you do you. Be happy
Do you worry that one day you will want them changed or not be happy with them?
Im a clean skin, but always wanted tattoos through my teens and 20s, and often drew up designs etc i just never had the spare money so never got them done, i still have some of these designs...and I'm super thankful i never got any of them done because id now be either getting laser surgery or trying to get designs to cover them up..
Because now some of those things i loved i find cringeworthy and tacky and I've changed as a person.
No offence but back then if you had a tattoo it was kind of unique, but now tattoos are just so common that IMHO i find 99% of them tacky.
Indo Bule I understand where you’re coming from but tattoos are a passion to some people, not just a passing fad. Tattoos for me are an outward show of who I am, my personality, my loves, my soul. I’ve officially been tattooed for 50% of my life and have never once regretted my decision to start covering my body :)
@@emilybooboo I just wanna see how you are when you go to a parent teacher conference or meeting in school when your kid is 14 lol he or she will be embarrassed while the other parents and teachers will look down on you for having face tattoos. I hope you got your first tat after you turn 21 because if you didn't most of time when you get em underage it might of been out of stupidity of being a teen trust me when you pass 35 year after you change and grow more older and mature
@@Indonesiansurftravel I agree most of these individuals who "I love my tattoo they represent me" are going thru a phase and don't for see the future results of the stupid discussions
Simply Era Haha nice try. I am a Mum, in my late 20’s, happily married, good job, house ect. The mums and teachers at school love me and my child because we’re polite and kind. If other people judge that’s there problem, not mine ✌🏻
The woman with black hair is so pretty and the way she covered her tattoos with messy lines is adorable.
Melissa Hauke
its surprisingly nice looking i think.
the lady from Argentina in my opinion seems really chill and pretty
The whole point of doing something taboo is to do something taboo. It's literally self imposed discrimination. How can they possibly whine that they get discriminated when everybody knows that's what happens with face tats. Having these tats is perfectly fine as long as you are happy to accept everything it entails, including how people might see you. That's the point. The point is to be different. But to do this to yourself, and then cry that you are too different, and people look at you different is ridiculous.
FACTS.
Exactly. It‘s akin to run around naked, smearing excrements all over your body and then complain about people who think you act crazy.
Exactly.. they want to have an impossible double standard.
The red head was completely overreacting to people and clearly wanted to support the hypothesis. She’s soo young tho I hope she doesn’t ruin her face. Plus it’s about what job you’ve got.. if ur a tattoo artist than fine but otherwise u r severely effecting ur job prospects.
Let her do it and deal with the self appointmented ridicule. She probably has all kinds of body dysmorphia issues.
@TINY and ME LMFAO! Yeah i can really see that strong leaderaship ability in her complete mental break down from being ignored.. The amount of cope here is delusional and pathetic you spastic.
I HAVE A FACE TAT ON MY HAIRLINE!! WHAT STRIKED ME THE MOST ABOUT ALL THESE TATTED UP PEOPLE IS HOW SWEET AND GENUINE THEY ALL WERE!! AND DESPITE GOW THEY LOOKED THEY WERE COMPLETELY BEING THEMSELVES!!❤❤❤❤❤
I'm not likely to loan my phone to any random person on the street no matter who, but it certainly would not be because of their tattoos. In fact, I love tattoos and I have several myself. Having saidthat, I will say never in a million years will I do my neck or face. there is just no way to cover that up if you regret it unless you want to put on serious cover up makeup every day. There's this great comedian named Shayne Smith who has face and neck tattoos he got when he was very young, and he absolutely regrets them - obviously one of the main staples of his act - and he's hilarious and a really nice guy! Lots of people get tattoos and lots get bad tattoos LOL You shouldn't categorize people based on bad choices of tattoo artists or of tattoos
I'm with you. I have eight tattoos, and I plan on more ink. When I got my first tattoo there was sign hanging in the shop that said "Welcome to your new addiction" little did I know this statement would ring true, in my life anyways. Most artists won't touch a face, and some won't touch the hands. I know if an artist has a client that wants a facial tattoo they go to great lengths to talk them out of it or they meet several times to make sure this is the right decision for the client. I can say that anyone I've ever randomly ran into and met that had tattoos were always really fun. They were polite, and non-threatening. I think people who have tattoos are judged way to harshly. It takes a lot of money to have nice tattoos, and most of us learn the hard way with at least one tattoo that we should've gone to a reputive artist instead of our friends buddy. I felt really bad that the individuals featured in this documentary were judged so harshly. All three have a story to tell, and they all seemed really great. It's unfortunate that people judge a book by it's cover, and are never willing to open it to read. I understand being cautious, but someone offering a free brownie? Come on!
They look so much better without the tats
I’m heavily covered in tattoos and often attend black tie charity events. I get the biggest kick out of the older generation (60-80’s) who come up to me thinking that my tattoos are a part of my dress and are amazed that it’s all tattoo work. It starts a conversation about how they viewed tattoos and meeting and being able to talk to me has given them a different perspective to think about. I usually get a hug.
Wonderful video. Beautiful people. Thank you for making this.
Having done something which immediately and visually sets you apart from mainstream society, it seems more than a bit disingenuous to then blame society for not trusting you as easily as someone who hasn't chosen to so visibly move away from a shared group identity. Calling it 'prejudice' (literally, "pre judging") suggests that it's somehow akin to racism, but this is (intentionally) misleading. It's not PRE-judging, it's just JUDGING, on the basis of the individual's choices.
But isn't someone pre judging what a tattooed person's moral compass is, or their intelligence, or career?
I mean, there are a whole lot of people who see someone with tattoos and assume they are unemployed deviants who use drugs and sleep around. Tattooed women (and some men) are often sexually assulted because it is assumed that if they choose to look different, they must be asking for it.
Yes, unlike skin color, we can choose whether or not to be tattooed. That doesn't mean tattooed people deserve to be treated as subhuman either.
prejudice is not a concept that only applies to racism
@@pinds83 Certainly, but that isn't what is being talked about here -- it's an absurd leap from being less likely to lend someone a phone on the street to suggesting that someone 'deserves' to be sexually assaulted, or that they are somehow subhuman. No one's humanity is in question here; it's about group identity, and one of the ways that people have signaled group belonging for all of human history is by the choices that they make about their own appearance.
@@curtispalmer2817 I'm not saying not lending a phone and sexually assaulting someone are equivalent. You said it's not prejudice to judge tattooed people. I questioned that statement. You read way too much into that without addressing the prejudice issue.
@@pinds83 You jumped straight from “won’t take a brownie on the street” to “questioning a person’s moral compass.” The assumptions we make about a person may well turn out to be incorrect - but I disagree with the idea that we shouldn’t make any assumptions about anyone based on how they choose to present themselves. I’m sure that prejudice against tattooed people exists, just as it does for other visibly identifiable groups, like: people driving big trucks with gun racks; people wearing police uniforms; people wearing gang colors, etc. - but that doesn’t mean that making assumptions about a person based on the information at hand is prejudicial.
The orange red haired girl got the perfect cute little face, perfect eyes and nose.
She looks good with or without tats.
Smh at how she reacted when people were more standoffish when she had facial tattoos. What did sh expect?
@jb318 WHAT hhaahaha why are you lying
I’m the red haired girl! Thank you 🥰🥰
Della is beautiful
@@1_foot_in_the_grave thank you 🖤
@@DellaStokes :)
They all look so good with their tattoos 💗
New emotions are always beautiful. Thanks for digital experience
I have a eye browe tattoo .. that extends to my forehead .. i keep forgetting its there .. however ive not found the type of negative comments .. as the design isnt the sticker type tattoo.. but hey im from Aotearoa (New Zealand) and Maori .. so its our tradition to te moko .. or entire traditional face tattoo .. waist to knee tattoo .. most of the pacific has a long tradition of this ..so i found this really interesting ..
Brownies lol. I'd be suspicious that they were hash cookies...... No thanks I thought I was dying after eating one.
Obviously I wasn't and just really stoned.
Aw congratulations Della! :D
It's a sad truth there will always be judgment towards certain placement of tattoos even with amazing work done there will be hardships in the mass of people
I'd make the call for them, not giving anybody my phone.
I like how they act like they're being victimized. Putting a tattoo on their face was their choice. You can't choose to be born black, that's real prejudice.
Rejection is hard but it brings an inner peace once it reminds you of how truly awesome you are and those making such vague assumptions are misguided by there own ideals
"But that's the way human beings are. Sad." Truth, sister. Truth.
I feel like as long as they're not a crazy person trying to come at me with a knife, and as long as they're not out there trying to hurt people, that they should be allowed to live their lives as they want. We all have flaws, weird habits, thing's that make us different, etc. Who are we to judge someone just because they are a little bit different from us?
They chose that difference, so judging them based on it is completely reasonable. If someone dressed up in gang colors I'm a lot less likely to hire them than if they dressed with nice suit pants and a tie.
People say "don't judge a book by it's cover" but that's silly. Your appearance is your cover, and if you choose to draw dicks on the cover I'm not reading your book.
@@polygondwanaland8390 Not always. A lot of people who get out of human trafficking are branded with tattoos. Many people use them to cover up scars or birthmarks. Most people just like the aesthetic, though. We all have flaws and tastes, likes and dislikes. It's not like getting a tattoo automatically means someone is a gangster. I do respect your opinion, though, and I'm glad you shared it with me.
It's natural instinct to judge people on first impressions....a face tattoo screams of reckless behaviour, someone who doesn't think of the consequences of their actions, it would be natural to be wary of them.
@@Indonesiansurftravel That is true, but I'm biased as I know several people who escaped human trafficking and such. So I'm kinda wary when it comes to people with tattoos and the like. But, mainly because I live in Texas. We have *A LOT* of human trafficking going on.
Hey, if you're making money and happy with face tattoo's then it doesn't matter to me.
Cool name
@@sforza209 Thanks. You too
Never needed to validate my journey to myself or anyone else by displaying it. That's life and stronger for it.
"looks like all your character has been taken away" That man said it P E R F E C T L Y ! !
I have tats but the face is still too far even for 2019.People change, I had a bloody mullet when I was younger but I’m a completely different person now.I just worry that that there future self will look back with regrets, it will affect there job prospects
They can have them lasered off. That technology is improving all the time. It would just be a few appointments over the course of a few weeks. Tattoos are not so permanent nowadays. I have two tats on my shoulder and bicep that I'm having removed. They are easy to cover up with a t-shirt, but I've changed a lot in the last 10 years and no longer want them. Removal is far more affordable than it used to be. Face tats look ok when you're young, but they don't age well at all. They'll probably want them off when they're older.
It HURT me A LOT when I had a tattoo removed from my belly. This was last year. Keep that in mind people. Some people have low pain tolerance and to me getting it removed was 10X worse than when I got it.@@janejan9728
I understand where these people are coming from and I totally agree with them that there is prejudice against face and hand tattoos. BUT, you have to be weary of what you get on your face and hands and where it's placed. You cannot expect people to accept you after years of face tattoos being gang related.
Its how you approach people and the aura you give off. Not just about looks.
I have to add that when I went for a corporate job after they offered me the job, I revealed my full sleeve and other arm tattoos as I was going to represent the company. My boss at the time said she didn’t care. She said my professionalisms would overcome anything prejudice people might have. I’m still working in that position and I always think back to what she said when I see people’s eyes go straight to my arms. It might not be a face tattoo but there’s still prejudice about it. I love my tattoos and would never cover them up, EVER!
how is it prejudice when its something you have chosen to do to yourself?
Prejudice - preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience.
Prejudice has nothing to do with whether one has chosen something for themselves or not.
Lola I found it interesting that people wouldn’t help the lady from Argentina, but plea ty willing to help the square looking white guy. That’s racism right there. Not the tattoos.
@@gripitl6878 ikr, i honestly dont have sympathy for someone who is just laying in the bed they made for themselves. Especially when many of us are out here experiencing real prejudice for something we have absolutely zero control over.. And if they personally like the look of it and the way it makes them feel, why does others opinions matter so much to them?
@@jeoneunthatbitch3897 Personally, I love to have light-coral hair. Blue, gray and coral were my favourite colors of all I've tried. I had many people in the street (specially elders and children) stopping by to say it's pretty. On the other hand, I have family members that had a shocked expression on their face or straight up said "it's ugly". Hearing compliments is nice, but I couldn't care less when someone says they don't like it. It's my hair, it's on my head. But that doesn't mean I have to enjoy if someone is rude based solely on what/who they think I am. Opinions and actions are two very different things.
That is a fair point. I still don’t think a person who has chosen to look different deserves to be beaten or harassed though. Violence shouldn’t be okay even if a person “made their bed”.
I just love the Red Short Hair Cut 😊
Thank you ❤❤❤
This is ExactLY how I reacted @ 19:35 when I first became homeless!! The eyes . . . . . either starring or condemning
. . . then looking away. It was so hurtful . . . no mercy. I understood now, why people would use any means possible, alcohol and drugs, to chase the pain away, to block those eyes from my mine. So, fantastic doc. The actors, brave candid gifts of themselves. Thank you for sharing your marvelous experience.
That’s me in the video ! I’m sorry you went through this ❤
Della is seriously pretty. Like her skin tone with that face and that hair? Looks like a doll!
Thank you beautiful ❤❤
It’s not sad... it’s normal healthy human psychology, which has kept us safe and alive for 200,000 years. face tattoos signal a ton of things that don’t feel safe and approachable to a stranger, super obvious
This series needs to stop, is not entertaining in the least. I really don't feel bad that these people want to be different and then are treated as such. Also the situations that they put them in are completely unrealistic, I wouldn't take food from a guy on the side of the street and I wouldn't let one borrow my phone... Please just stop these
As a heavily tattooed person (including hand tattoos but none on face) I completely agree with this comment.
Yeah maybe in a supermarket (That I can sue if it is poison). it's true lol
Agreed. This wasn’t natural, it was almost weird and forced.
People eat free samples all the time tho lol that’s not weird
If you don’t like then don’t watch.
I agree though, some random person in the street, I wouldn’t take food from them.
A good friend of mine has facial tattoos and let me just say: he's the kindest, most thoughtful person. He's very intelligent and inspiring. Please don't judge a book by its cover
Della is very pretty, that hair color looks good on her, congratulations🤰.
Thank you beautiful ❤❤
At least put them in an apron when you’re having them hand out food lol. It’s so weird having them stand around in their casual clothes on a street corner
I'm working on my sleeves but for myself I wouldnt get face tattoos
That was so interesting ! And also sad, people are so mean and close minded that’s crazy. I live in Belgium and I often got people staring at me, being mean or something juste because I have tattoos and red hair. When I’m in the UK i feel so much better and comfortable so I find it even more crazy to see this documentary that happens in the UK ! Thanks for this, also can we have those people names ? I want to follow them on Instagram :)
All of those people and tattoos looking dope!
I don't feel bad for these people. This was their choice to get a face tattoo and they should not expect everyone to be so accepting. I'm not against tattoos whatsoever (I have two of them myself) but I personally would never get a face tattoo, the cons outweigh the pros.
Am I the only one who thinks Lilly is gorgeous?! So sweet and so badass ❤️
She really is lol. I like her accent as well lol
I hate her hair. Not a fan of the pale face with bright lipstick ad lots of eyeliner either. It's like an artificial human. I don't mind the tattoos much though; it's like the least of the problems with her.
She looks so good with these tattoos 😍
I have several tatts, and I love them! Yes, it’s an awesome addiction. Anyway, these ladies look beautiful!!
I have tattoos but this is ridiculous. Getting a tattoo on your face is a sign you lack good judgment skills, I would expect people to treat you like you have poor judgment skills.
That's stupid, face tattoos are as old as man itself.
I am a nun and got vagina tattoos
@@terrandroid So was human sacrifice. Got a good couple thousand years in while it was all the rage. Moot point.
Well judging someone of tattoos, sounds like poor judgement skills.
Exactly thats what i think when i see face tattoos = someone who doesn't value the consequences of their actions, basically a bad decision maker, so i may be more wary of them because of this.
I do like that even tho a lot of people have prejudice against their tattoos, they still would much much rather have them than to look "normal", they instantly hated it so much. There are lots of things people can judge you for, but as long as no one gets hurt then being yourself it worth it
I own a tattoo studio and even I don’t have a face tattoo or heavy neck tattoos. I have small ones on my forefingers. My reasoning is that I have no idea if the shop may one day fail (I’m not a tattoo artist myself). I don’t agree that you should discriminate, but just because it shouldn’t be happening doesn’t mean it doesn’t. People are so disconnected with reality it’s scary. I’d like to be able to still pursue other career options and such in the future.
Until something becomes the norm, expect all kind of reactions.
To be fair, in all likelyhood i would have borrowed my phone tats or not, and i wouldn't have taken the brownies from either with or without xD
Don't you mean you wouldn't lend your phone the person borrows and you'll end I hate the way people in the UK now say I borrowed my phone to somebody no you didn't you learnt your phone and the person borrowed it from you
@@jofeeneymason5691 I stand corrected :) *I'd let both borrow my phone. In defense of people in the UK, I'm from Belgium.
@@DLSS 😊
I find all of them so cute. I really enjoy their vibe. The girls are lovely...
I read the comments about not letting anyone borrow a phone and was confused, but then I remembered I'm from a very small town in Iowa, so I wouldn't have to worry about getting my phone taken. Lol