Can you be a colorist for using digital lighting?
It. So digital lightning may replace these skin creams to lighten up your skin. Well, not for all, but for those who are on social media, it's going to be hard to tell if are they really light skin or dark skin or brown skin or whatever you want to call it? There's this content creator that is on I want to say she's on TikTok. She does these impersonations of non player characters. And if I'm correct, her name is she goes by Pinky Doll
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 4:30
I don't think she deliberately wanted to deceive people. I think it's just more women. It's kind of a language they understand when it comes to TikTok and like the beautification of their image and as well as Snapchat. It's just a thing that they're kind of more conditioned to. Whereas maybe society still sees that they should be one way or the other. Either you embrace your natural skin or you reject it altogether
Hey, Friar, how's it going? Thank you for replying to this as well. Yeah, I don't think she she probably didn't deliberately, you know, lighten up her skin to try to, you know, manipulate her viewership or her audience. I'm sorry? Viewership, but yeah, her audience, her followers, her subscribers. Like you said, she probably wasn't thinking that deep into it
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 4:45
It wasn't something know, donald and them said, hey, you're black, you're an animal. You're perfect. So again, I think sometimes with the colorist arguments and debates, it can be so subjective that it is not really helpful for any real solution. I guess a solution could be the AI could change the lightning practices
It. Yeah, I thought the question was pretty weak. It was almost as if they were trying to get her to admit to something so they can say that she's guilty. They wanted her to basically say that, hey, yeah, I think light skin is just so much more beautiful than dark skin. I guess that's what they were hoping. Why would you even ask her that question? You're TMZ
Dewuan .
@FryedOreo · 4:45
And we see in some cultures they have skin bleaching where it's not an AI, it's a real thing that's permanent to their skin and over time could cause I can't imagine what type of cancers or diseases or viruses can incur from bleaching one's skin. But at the same time, I don't think every black woman has to have an Afro, has to be dark skinned to be for the people