The longer I look the less I can tell them apart
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I have no idea who #3 is.
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I feel seen and heard rn
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I have no idea who #3 is.
The answer is looming over you
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2, 3 & 4 are examples of what's called "Mar-a-lago face" - really blatant plastic surgery to emphasize your ability to afford plastic surgery.
Elites frequently engage in body-modification intense enough to look grotesque to others as a way of marking their status. Mayan and Hunnic cranial deformation and Chinese foot-binding are prominent other examples.
I have no idea if you're being serious.
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God the orokin from warframe are getting more and more plausible as an outcome for humanity. (They can transfer their souls into new bodies, and eventually became masters of genetic engineering, making theselves fancy ugly af bodies for fashion purposes. Notably, blue skin, very tall and large, with a freakishly long right arm)
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God the orokin from warframe are getting more and more plausible as an outcome for humanity. (They can transfer their souls into new bodies, and eventually became masters of genetic engineering, making theselves fancy ugly af bodies for fashion purposes. Notably, blue skin, very tall and large, with a freakishly long right arm)
First thing I thought of
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2, 3, 4 & 5 are the horses that the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse will ride to usher in the End Times
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I have no idea if you're being serious.
I have no idea if you're being serious.
Tbh I struggle with that myself sometimes.
But mar-a-lago face is a real thing and while the first instinct is to recoil in horror at what these people have done to themselves, elites have a long history of this kind of extreme identity signalling. And I do think this phenomenon is best understood as part of that tradition.
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I have no idea who #3 is.
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I have no idea if you're being serious.
Tbh I struggle with that myself sometimes.
But mar-a-lago face is a real thing and while the first instinct is to recoil in horror at what these people have done to themselves, elites have a long history of this kind of extreme identity signalling. And I do think this phenomenon is best understood as part of that tradition.
I used to call it real-housewife-face, because that seemed to be where the desire to do this to themselves started.
But is does seem to overlap a lot with visitors or wanna be visitors to that Nazi bar down in Florida.
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Who is #6 ?
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Wow, really? I thought that was a Kardashian.
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6 looks more like Ron Perlman than Ron Perlman does.
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I have no idea who #3 is.
Inspiration for the mask of Jigsaw.
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#1 takes me way, way back
Yep,
90s TV didn't seem that long ago...
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That looks like an extension of the handicap principle, which is quite blindly accepted (like the alpha males thing) but has not a lot of evidence.
There is some real signaling that looks kinda handicappy, like the ancient Chinese growing long fingernails: at first sight it was detrimental to their ability to do manual work. But it actually isn't because they didn't need to do manual work. That's different in my opinion from botching one's face, as they see the procedures as an improvement over the alternative of looking their actual age. They are fleeing from the wrinkles, and that face is a consequence, not a goal.
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Holy crap - that was brilliant, and Amber’s over-the-top reactions were just the cream on top!
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How DARE you? 1 and 6 don't deserve the comparison.
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#1 takes me way, way back
