Amouranth knows her looks won't last

#shorts #amouranth #anthonypadilla

[botanicalitus]

Honestly I bet some people would pay more if she said it was a poop stain. Weird mfs out there

[jackcolson]

"is that a poop stain" - incels who've never seen a bruise.

damn top comment

[CorpseQueen]

Do those people know poop doesnt stain skin..?

[jonahwoolley]

I do find her comment about not getting injured funny, because right now she's set to be in one of the most famous boxing tournaments in Spain (la Velada del Año III, if you guys want to look it up), which she's obviously using the increase and expand her market to a hispanic audience, but also greatly increases her chance of getting injured there. Not that I see it as wrong, I think it entirely makes sense for her career and the injury risk isn't as high as the benefits will certainly be, but it's a funny situation.

(Edit: For clarification, it's a streamer boxing tournament she's in, it's not like she's going up against legit boxers lol, her opponent is a streamer from Spain.)

[NoisyyCricket]

Madonna is a good example of how being concerned with your looks can go too far.

[galaxyfilms]

My friend has a birthmark on her shoulder people keep asking her if it’s a hickey and it’s brown with spots on it like excuse me does that look purple to you

[awesome]

I have no idea who most of these people are. Except anthony 😂 his shelf life never dies

[patriciapat]

That sounds like a no fun allowed job... I feel bad for these people :/ but if they like it, good on them

[Ladycydonia]

The reason they think it’s a poop stain is because they’re so familiar with it

[joeyc]

Well at least she has her winning and kind personality and skills to fall back on

[ThatGuyKlicz]

A really good way to avoid this is not building around your looks. (just a thought)

[masqueradis]

It's really much smaller female content creators that need to worry. They might be making money equivalent to a well paid job, but they won't be able to do it until retirement age, and come time to find a typical job very few places will hire them due to lack of experience and qualifications. Creators like Amouranth provided they aren't complete fools make more than enough money to retire into and maintain wealth once their looks begin to decline. Still it's sad that looks are so important, especially for content creators whose content isn't really based in their appearance.

[galicry]

the amouranth video is one of my favorite episodes i love to rewatch

[LonDonTaylor.]

Let's see how confident she is without the layers of makeup.

[garygary]

You know I wanna be angry at streamers like Amouranth man. But I can't. Cause I know damn well if I was a hot girl. I would fucking do the same shit. Then there's all the standards you gotta live up to, to keep people in your circle of (what I call) "give me money". The process of making sure you're in your peak appearance wise. While also maintaining that. Then the whole shelf life thing. Where you're on a constant clock to make enough money to keep living a lavish lifestyle even after the clocks up. Or hell, even Liv comfortable at all. I have to respect them for what they put themselves through. But the fact that that this is an option in of itself irks me. That I'll never see that much money all my life because of random chance. Oh well, not like anybody will see this. Peace

[VanguardEndie]

Bro, even I go outside enough to know what a fucking bruise is. And that’s honestly saying something-

[livewellwitheds]

I have no idea what she does which makes this no context clip way funnier

[cascharles]

These comments are so closed minded lmao. Assuming that she's complaining just because she's talking about the limitations of her job, and assuming that her career will negatively affect her in the long run (based on nothing but speculation).

[jordanfisher]

Het you should do an in depth video of the history of Smosh. How it began? Its growth. The business side of it, the personal relationships and struggles, selling it . your departure, all the new faces and their time on the channel and how they were able to keep it going without you, touch on your personal channel and business endeavours. And then reconciling with Ian and take us through the process of buying back smosh. I mean the entire history of smosh and Anthony/ian. That would be so interesting. An in depth documentary series

[Rinii]

How tf do you mistake a bruise for a shit stain😭