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Don Emmanuel De Castro There is evidence that exhibited the colonial mentality about the beauty standards when the Spaniards and Americans colonize the country decades ago in TV shows like Goin Bulilit nationwide that having white skin is the ideal of being 'beautiful' in Philippine showbiz. There are also negative effects of the beauty standards in the show, which is lookism - discrimination usually with a physical appearance-based bias.

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Don Emmanuel De Castro There is evidence that exhibited the colonial mentality about the beauty standards when the Spaniards and Americans colonize the country decades ago in TV shows like Goin Bulilit nationwide that having white skin is the ideal of being 'beautiful' in Philippine showbiz. There are also negative effects of the beauty standards in the show, which is lookism - discrimination usually with a physical appearance-based bias.

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Sir actually po kahit Wala akong nakikita na video, natatawa po ako sa mga jokes na naririnig ko. Pero sa likod ng camera sir, marami na po napatunayan si kiray sa mga nanlalait sa kanya.

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Beauty is subjective. The artist and the organization has something to do with its popularity. I see more of organizational analysis here. It has become popular at that time, I think Kiray was somehow forced to be in a corner where she has to do  some portrayal of being funny because of her looks at a very young age, "when you're ugly, you're funny." As a result, mabenta and ipinagpatuloy! Pinailaw at pinasikat niya ang Going Bulilit in her time. The downside was how she was mold and showed to the public.

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NATATAWA NALANG AKO KAHIT COMEDY TELEVISION SIYA, PERO A LOT OF SHOWS KIRAY IS ONE OF THE BULLY ARTIST BECAUSE OF HER FACE HEIGHT, ETC. TUMATAK NA SIYA SA MGA TAO, PERO KUNG AKO YUN SAKIT NUN SA PUSO HAHAHA CHARIZ KAHIT PA JOKE LANG

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The roles change, the setups change, even the actors/actresses she works with change, but it seems like the punchline is repetitive, it's always about a jab on Kiray's looks. It's also a show targetted to kids. Imagine a kid growing up with these kinds of treatment and humor, it'll cultivate a generation of discrimination.

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It’s sad how they make fun of kiray’s appearance and calls it comedy. And it’s also sad how she just got used to it now because she needed to have thick skin and just swallow all of the jokes even the foul ones.

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I think pretty privilege plays a part in the show and also I think kirai wouldn't be treated like that if she wasn't the "ugly duckling"

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I think pretty privilege plays a part in the show and also I think kirai wouldn't be treated like that if she wasn't the "ugly duckling"

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Jokes about an individual's appearance have been normalized in our society, some people have this mindset pa rin talaga na it’s ok to joke about a person’s shape of face, lips, nose, hair, skin color, kasi joke lang naman daw and huwag maging “kj or seryoso masyado”. But the truth is, una palang, it’s never right to make fun of someone’s appearance. Yung iba kasi nakikiuso nalang, kapag tinawag ng iba na pangit yung isang tao, they will go with the flow nalang kasi yun yung sikat.

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Dati po nakakatawa, pero nung pinapanuod po ngayon parang nakakaawa si kiray. Parang nakakaoffend din po para sakaniya na parang sinet siya as "panget" gaya nga po run sa mga roles niya.

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When I was a child I think Kiray is not pretty because that's how the show influence me. Contents related to her, it's always humourous and also face shaming but as I'm getting older I realize that it's the beauty standard of the society that makes her ugly, she's really beautiful in her own way. Slaaaay.

Obien, Cassandra Sophia

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A lot of the skits in the show portrayed Kiray's characters as "ugly" or "dumb" and most of the time the butt of the joke.

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The actual beauty of a woman is revealed in her soul, not just in her outward appearance. Though, nakakatawa ang segment still they are too person at may nararamdaman din. :)

-NATHANIEL

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Even if the jokes are meant to be humorous, the fact that they are encouraging youngsters the same age as Kiray to make fun of her appearance is very unsettling.

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Kiray Celis becoming "katatawanan" because of her looks and how she acts. Pero isa lang itong show segment so siguro to make it more livelier nag bigay sila ng content na katulad nito na back in our days nakakatuwa pero kapag pinapanood ko siya as of now medyo nakakalungkot na may bullying part and discrimination sa child show dati, and it's a little bit sad kasi I think hanggang ngayon ganun parin ang trato sakaniya sa ibang mga shows, may consent siya yes pero siyempre ipapalabas sa tv makikita nang kabataan much likely puwede nila gayahin or gawin din sa iba. The shows portrait her as "Ugly duckling".

Charlene Pesito

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Prevalence of Looking Horizontally - Bveinizer Deque

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Prevalence of Looking Horizontally - Bveinizer Deque

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It is tied in the current social norm our generation has. In a time where people want to be like someone else – a celebrity, an icon, or a rich person, whoever would that be, and whatever would that mean, could someone would want to become uncommon or beautiful as themselves? Don’t misunderstand me, I’m not against all these wannabes but losing yourself in pursuit of walking the paths of other people is dangerous. Despite of all these wannabes, and the prevalence of looking horizontally at the world – being engrossed in social media and comparing your life to well-curated lives that you see online is a never-ending cycle of insecurity. You feel the urge of presenting your best self all the time. Is using social media bad? No, it’s one thing to use social media but it’s another thing being by used it. I believe social media helps many people to get connected closer than ever before. However, it also leaves people more unsatisfied and discontented than ever before.

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I feel like every teenage girl goes through stages in her life where she doesn't feel beautiful or ashamed of the way she looks. Opinions of others should not fill the emptiness in themselves but only to make them stronger. For me this song is about contradicting ideas of the standards of beauty.

Obien, Cassandra Sophia

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No matter what the public eye thinks of how you look, you are beautiful. 

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No matter what the public eye thinks of how you look, you are beautiful. 

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The more we seem "connected" and bounded by the walls of our screens, the more we bleed and beat ourselves up. I think the most powerful symbol here was that when they finally let go of their phones, they got out of their inhibitions (symbolized by the walls) and the led lights became sunlight, a message of hope.

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The song "Beautiful" says it doesn't matter what you look like, you don't have to listen to what the say negative about you

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The song "Beautiful" says it doesn't matter what you look like, you don't have to listen to what the say negative about you

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Being able to embrace your whole self, not minding what the society expect of you. We can always choose to become the person we ought to be. We are beautiful in our own unique ways.

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"Beautiful" by Christina Aguilera is about accepting who you are and what you look like. That trying to fit in to what may be found conventionally attractive is something that is just going to harm you and your mental health because the only opinion that should matter is your opinion of yourself in spite of what others may think.

-Kristine Dublois

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They illustrated the many societal norms that individuals feel pressured to adhere to since doing so is thought to guarantee acceptance and inclusion. In today's culture, however, it should be eradicated since it destroys the worldview and beliefs of even the youngest children while also sowing the seeds of strife.

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I feel like the song is intent to tell people and especially the youth that we don’t have to feel the pressure to fit the beauty standard that the society is setting to the point that we feel like we need to change ourselves physically. We should love ourselves and find ourselves beautiful

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As the society grows, so as the standard that we take. The music video itself explains how the youth focuses what they think will give them justice upon the eyes of the plenty. Puberty is being discriminated, maturity is a mass qualification, dream is now required and insecurities are a normal thing to feel to motivate once ambition. We should at least appreciate what we have than because we are beautiful no matter what they say. No flaws, no bad appearance, no judgement, we are all beautiful.

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Pinakita po sa music video na maganda tayong lahat kahit marami tayong pagkakaiba. Kahit anong race, gender, age, etc. Imperfections are perfect.

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we are all beautiful and unique in our own way magkaiba man ng kulay, height and size. Maganda tayong lahat. Just be who you are. 

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we are all beautiful and unique in our own way magkaiba man ng kulay, height and size. Maganda tayong lahat. Just be who you are. 

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-Evelyn

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it set out the harm social media can do to one's perspective

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it set out the harm social media can do to one's perspective

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We have different body, looks and perception but our flaws are perfectly beautiful and we are all unique.

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We have different body, looks and perception but our flaws are perfectly beautiful and we are all unique.

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ARAYA, ALLYNA

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They have body insecurity, but believe in yourself that there is nothing wrong with the appearance of each one of us

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MARY JOY ILAGAN
Pinapakita po sa Music Video ang pagkakaiba ng hitsura at katangian ng isang babae at lalaki. At kahit ano pa ang hitsura nito maganda ka parin bilang ikaw.

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The message of the song "Beautiful" is that you are lovely despite your shortcomings. Regardless of what the press or general public may say about the way you appear, you are BEAUTIFUL! Love your nicks and bruises and don't let them make you feel less than yourself.

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Women empowerment, every women is beautiful and strong enough to concur everything.
In short maganda ka/tayo kahit ano pang sabihin ng iba.  Iba man kulay, height, size at lahi mo maganda ka no matter what at saan ka man mag punta huwag kang papatalo sa mga salita nila.  ❤️

CHARLENE PESITO

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body dysmorphia