15 Things That Whisper 'I’m High Class'

How can you tell someone is "Upper Class"? Pay attention to the little things!

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What defines a high class person?
What screams I'm high class?
How do you know someone is high class?
What's the difference between someone who is upper class and lower class?

00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Proper display of class but not of wealth
01:04 - Emotional control
01:46 - They way someone carries themselves
02:30 - Education and knowledge
03:40 - Understanding the nuances of art and beauty
05:37 - Location and appetite
for experiences
06:34 - Being a legacy and having
a heritage
07:20 - Watch how they treat
other people
08:22 - The staff knows their name
08:58 - Interest in personal growth and development
10:32 - Plenty of assets
11:23 - They are not impressed by money or find it entertaining to spend it
12:16 - A level of sophistication
that allows you to sniff out pretenders
13:13 - They protect their reputation above everything else
14:19 - Help is available if needed
15:03 - Question

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[raayshreekaulesarsukul]

Class: politeness, being alluring, elegance, modesty, appreciating all human beings, etiquette and being genuine.

[AJohnson]

You can have class and still be poor. Being articulate, having proper grammar, good manners, being considerate of others, not dressing like a slob, reading books, taking showers, and brushing your teeth don’t cost a lot of money. Don’t spread gossip and talk bad about people behind their back. Be appreciative. Say please and thank you. Have good posture. Look people in the eye when you talk. Keep your hands to yourself. If you’re a man, be ready to give up your seat to a woman or the elderly. These are things everybody should know.

[Unknownzuki]

Class... People with class find beauty in the simplest things, knowing that the simplest things are masterpieces.

[Danny]

The moment you start to see art only for its monetary investment value (as implied here in the video) than for its beauty and idealistic value, cause you truly love art then you've failed already. Behind every piece of art stands someone who spent their time, sweat and all their passion into creating it. I cannot recall how many dinners I've skipped, how many nights i went to bed way too late, cause i was on a roll and wanted to conplete a painting, use the passion and inspiration whileit was there. There's more going into a paintings than just a canvas and paint. That awareness and appreciation of the process is real wealth.

[barbarastephenson]

Good teeth. Usually a quiet confidence and manners, also which are quietly executed. Clothing and footwear is well made, and quiet. There is a softness to their personality but also a strength, simultaneously. You know it as one speaks with them. They can be well read, and write well. Little thoughts of kindness to others come automatically- taught from childhood.

[MoneyInvestHub]

Another 15 things that can indicate someone is high class.

Simple and elegant style
Good posture
Well-manicured hands and nails
Polite and refined manners
Being knowledgeable about wine and food pairings
Having a diverse cultural background
Being bilingual or multilingual
Having a positive and optimistic attitude
Good hygiene and personal grooming
Owning high-quality items
Being well-read and knowledgeable
Being well-traveled
Having a refined palate
Being well-educated
Displaying confidence and poise in social situations

[torycook]

True class does not require money.
True class is about having a certain demeanor and grace that demands respect. People with genuine characteristics of class don't tolerate:
Rudeness
Being late
Gossip
Negative attitudes Dishonesty
Lack of gratitude
Inappropriate jokes Self-centeredness
Overly competitive Poor hygiene.😊

[cbeautifulworld]

High class people go a bit beyond what was stated.
While always gracious, they are authentic.
They have learned to convey feelings, insights and emotions appropriate to situations without being fake rather than suppressing emotions into oblivion.
Truly high class people have the strength and courage to stand up for their beliefs while they maintain an effective charm which puts people at ease.
They are not afraid to come to the defense of deserving less powerful people, animals, environments in need.
Our world needs many more of these truly authentic human beings.

[atn]

CLASS, I am pleased that you made the distinction separating the term from just having money. I know that I was raised with class even though we were not rich. It's very important to clarify and point out the difference that class does not mean one has money or is rich or wealthy. It focuses on the quality and caliber of one's personality, conduct and decorum. Great job!

[dennisheruela]

I had an officemate who was haughty, condescending, and tactless when she talks and deals with us. She tells people that she was actually from a wealthy family back east and the reason why she moved to the west coast is because she hated how her family squabble over money and property. Most of us just laughed it off. We know that the first thing a person from a wealthy background would never say is that they are rich and high-class. Lol

[GeraldDeBelen]

I love that the title goes “whispers high class” while the first goes “screams low class”! Money screams, wealth whispers huh…

[MattaBinElba]

I have a good friend who fits this category. She ticks everything in this list…particularly in the way she treats other people. Her whole family is like that, generally wonderful people.

[watsonkashala]

00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Proper display of class but not of wealth
01:04 - Emotional control
01:46 - They way someone carries themselves
02:30 - Education and knowledge
03:40 - Understanding the nuances of art and beauty
05:37 - Location and appetite
for experiences
06:34 - Being a legacy and having
a heritage
07:20 - Watch how they treat
other people
08:22 - The staff knows their name
08:58 - Interest in personal growth and development
10:32 - Plenty of assets
11:23 - They are not impressed by money or find it entertaining to spend it
12:16 - A level of sophistication
that allows you to sniff out pretenders
13:13 - They protect their reputation above everything else
14:19 - Help is available if needed
15:03 - Question

[pyramidhead]

#8 pretty much nails it. if they talk down on other people, their not high class but just "legends in their own minds"

[shaheemjackson]

C L A S S

To me, a high class person is someone who dosen't see the need to impress anyone because they already have soo much self validation.

[rensin]

Philanthropy and genuinely caring about society & it's downtrodden is a trait of the high class.

[edwardloizides]

A pretty good video . Read the book of etiquette, listen well, have emotional intelligence ( know what not to say and when to say the proper complimentary things) and abide by the 10 Commandments ( whether religious or not) and you’ve attained class!
My mom was a waitress my dad owned a diner, they both had class and passed that down to their children. You do not need or should you ever go to boarding schools or invest in art ( unless you love a painting for yourself foyer or dinning room which would add to your decor). Be kind and gentle, well read, generous and selfless . You are now an individual of class.

[JeromeAWilliams]

You can pay for school but you can’t buy Class! Inspiration and Motivation to you all 🙌🏾

[orionlleyessa]

I didn't bother watching this video. Here's a list of 15 things you should do/know if you want to fit in with wealthy people for real:
1. Appearance/Clothing:
Don't wear labels on the outside of your clothes. Spend your clothes budget on clothes, shoes etc. that you like And feel comfortable wearing - brand and content come second to these. Mix real and costume jewellery. Real for sentiment and costume for style and/or fun.
Walking in heels is Toe first. Not heel/toe like in flat shoes. Heels are just enough for you to rest upon when not in motion.
When wearing heels, take shorter steps. Keep your arms relaxed and swinging - not tensed up and close to your chest.
When dressing, wear clothes that fit you, or have been tailored to fit your figure. Only reveal one physical asset at a time. (The younger you are, the less this will make sense to you. And if u be young - go ahead and do whatever helps you enjoy your life, while you still have a valid excuse).
2. Make up: Only put mascara on your top lashes. Keep make up to a swish of blush and a dab of lip gloss. Avoid foundations unless you are to be photographed or appear on TV. Wipe any excess oils from the center of your face in the powder rooms. Brush your tongue with a separate toothbrush from back to front and use mouthwash. Use roll on deodorant. Reapply if needed. Moisturise everything you like and want to last. Spray real perfume and spray only once - spray into the air before you, then walk into it. Avoid direct sunlight.
3. Always speak softly and in a calm manner. If you are interrupted, let that topic go. Always de escalate any situation - this puts control in your hands. Learn to play chess successfully.
(If you feel anxious, mindfulness techniques are effective as they get you out of your head and into the real and enjoyable moment).
4. If you are not using your mouth, close it. If you are not currently in motion, fold your hands in your lap and cross your feet at the ankles. If standing, stand with your feet just slightly wider than your hips, and place one hand loosely in the other in front of you.
Keep your neck upright, but your head sitting relaxed. Drop your shoulders and tilt them very slightly back, opening your chest. (Posture, comfortably correct, will shed those 5 pounds you are always on about).
5.Don't worry about using the right piece of cutlery. Think of it more in practical terms, and with a sense of humour. If you are corrected, just go with the correction. The important part is to eat And drink Slowly, while keeping All sound effects to a minimum. Put the napkin on your lap. Not tucked into Anywhere. Keep your elbows off the table. If you are confused, ask the waiter - it is their job to be both helpful and discreet.
If you get nervous and drink too much, too soon and you feel drunkeness coming on at an inappropriate time, request a glass of lemon juice made from half a real lemon. This is the antidote to alcohol. And then Stop Drinking - the alcohol is still inside your system, you just Feel sober.
6. When a guest, please, just go along with whatever your host proposes, (unless its an actual crime - and then only if you understand the relative time).
7. Finance:
Build a portfolio of assets. Not for spending. For building into bigger and more workable assets.
Don't just live within your means. Live on a percentage of your income only, while saving 1/5th for big unexpected expenses, and investing 1/5th in your portfolio. Whilst living within your means, buy the best you can afford, where it shows; and good enough for the rest.
Never a borrower nor a lender be. Unless you have a 50-70% deposit and can slap down the principal without attracting too much interest ;)
8. Never brag, never put yourself or others down. Upon receiving a compliment OR criticism, thank the giver and move on.
When you backstab, you immediately lose the trust of everyone who can hear you. Gossip is actually a valuable social bonding tool - just don't be cruel or mean when passing info on. I'm not saying you can't giggle at another's expense. I am just saying: "avoid being a cunt".
9. Get a Life.
Get a hobby or deep dive into Any fun interest. The wealthy attend parties the way others eat hot meals. If you have little to talk about, your next invite may get lost in the complex modern systems. Unless...
You are a GREAT listener, who can draw people out for hours. In which case you are Always a welcome guest.
10. Never use a social gathering as an opportunity to practise your elevator pitch. After all, people do favours for their Friends.If you are poor at making friends, its easy - Be polite. Be nice. Show interest in what interests them. Remember the person's name and relevant details. Listen and hear (not the same things). Remember what they drink/like. Offer an activity you could do enjoyably together.
11. Keep up with current global news and trends in pop culture.
12. Don't ask - wait until you are offered.
13. Never discuss the cost of things - its tacky and awful.
14. When a guest, bring a gift - usually a bottle of something alcoholic, flowers or an interesting dessert.
15. Attitude:
Whatever I choose is cool. Whatever I do or say is fine (as long as I practise good manners and etiquette).
Whatever I think, I am at peace with it.
I am unique, special and worthwhile.
I am kind and compassionate to the less fortunate (ie. Everybody). I never suck up to others.
I am chill about Everything.
I would rather laugh than get mad or upset.
Voila - now at least you won't embarrass yourself.

[guyinthebooth]

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard people use disparaging words and names for races, genders etc. to people they don’t know. It reveals a narcissism and denial of others’ journey that screams no class to me.