Victoria Justice Speaks Out at the Spent: Looking for Change Premiere

Victoria Justice attends the premiere of the documentary, Spent: Looking for Change, talking to TYT host Dave Rubin about the larger but unsaid financial problems many face, and being open to understanding and making change.

Watch the documentary here:

Turning to pawn shops, check cashing services, and using payday loans to meet basic financial needs can be costly for many of us, with $89 billion a year going to fees and interest* for using these types of alternative financial services.

It's time for change. New technology, new ideas and encouraging dialogue around this issue can help make managing money simple and more affordable.

American Express is presenting this documentary to help improve financial inclusion in the United States. Academy Award®-winning filmmaker Davis Guggenheim is the executive producer of the documentary which is narrated by Tyler Perry and directed by Derek Doneen.

*Source: CFSI, November 2013 Market Sizing Report

[michaeljacksonator]

So if she were a judge she'd be Justice Justice.

[TheBeattySupreme]

She should run for office. With a name like Justice, I can see the campaign slogans already.

[geraldbean]

She has no idea why she is there, her publicist just probably got her a ticket and said she had to go. She's repeating the exact same thing in every question, that she's there to learn more and share with her fans on social media (so as to PRETEND she gives a damn). Please. 

[robthehitmanrude]

WOW. Listen to this again but only pay attention to what she is saying, not the questions asked.

None of her responses relate in anyway to the documentary or the issues it covers.
Those responses could be to ANY questions. I don't think she actually knows what she's seeing.

[dmc]

She's an airhead, into pretty clothes and selfies. She's not going to have an informed opinion on this.

[logangray]

Dave has such a great screen presence. The way he conducts himself, really cool.

[Joebius]

Don't know who she is, but cool to let people know that most of us are poor.

[leanderthal-z]

Pretty girl, but I like women with more meat on them.

[bjrn_]

She says she's there to learn and don't have any answers yet, so why does Dave keep asking her shit and bother to upload a pointless interview?

[garfunkle]

Good for you Vicki for showing some interest in this film. We need more people in the entertainment biz to support films like these that bring light to what's happening in our country. Just look at all the people that clicked on the thumb nail w/ a picture Victoria justice. You could tell cause the write shit like "she so pretty".