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Oct. 20, 2023 - Candace Owens
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Victoria's Secret Is Bringing Sexy Back
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You know what was really a true crime, Victoria's Secret?
Ditching its hot girls because they wanted a new feminist makeover.
It was a crime against humanity, and it's something that we should talk about.
The lingerie brand, which was obviously notorious for having really beautiful women, something that seemed so unattainable.
Like, we're just never going to look like that in swimsuits.
And it made us want to buy the swimsuits.
It made us want to buy the lingerie.
Well, they decided when everything had to become ugly in America, when being hot and being pretty and being normal was considered something immoral, that they were going to feminize everything.
Everything feminist touch becomes ugly.
So they started scrapping the hot girls on the catwalks known as the angels, and they instead gave us plus-sized and transgendered models so much more relatable.
And guess what happened, guys?
Their sales plummeted.
It turned out that nobody wanted to watch a bunch of clinically obese people try to fit into swimsuits.
Nobody was applauding, going, this is so brave.
It just was like, okay, fine, you can do it, but we're not going to watch and we're not going to buy it.
And that's what happened. Their sales have plunged.
So they made an announcement that they are returning to Hot Girls because that's what makes sense.
Marketing is about, is trying to make your product look its best.
It's supposed to look unattainable.
It's supposed to make people want it.
It's supposed to be inspiring in that way.
When you see someone like Brad Pitt in Troy, you go, who carved this man?
This is aspirational. Whatever he's selling, I'm buying.
And then it works the same way.
When you look at these models, when you see Giselle Bungeon coming down, you go, whatever she's selling, I am buying.
They've understood this.
Guys, I can't express this enough.
It doesn't matter how much you try to use sociology to transform people's brains and
to brainwash them.
People are always going to like beautiful women, just like they're always going to like
good food.
You know, it's totally fine.
People have taste.
And there's no amount of brainwash that can happen that's going to make people that are
not desirable suddenly desirable.
So I'm glad that Victoria's Secret learned that lesson, albeit the hard way.
But I look forward to seeing the hot girls replaced.
The hot girls replacing, rather, the unattractive girls.
And I'm looking forward to watching The Victoria's Secret Show once again.
If you like this video, you are definitely going to like the full episode even better.
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