Listen, I'm going to say this once.

@monetzamoraa

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The creator taps into a polarizing topic—wedding etiquette and public criticism of influencers—to create a relatable, opinionated rant that feels authentic and unscripted.

Summary

The creator defends the choice of a slick-back hairstyle for weddings, citing her own background as a ballerina and referencing Brooke Schofield and Rachel Dylan of CSB as examples of people who look good with the style. She argues that brides should feel free to choose their own wedding looks regardless of public opinion.

Structure

1Defending the slick-back hairstyle
2Personal connection to ballet
3Asserting autonomy in wedding choices
4Citing Brooke Schofield and CSB's Rachel Dylan as examples
5Dismissing critics as weird

Product placement

CSB (a) acts: the creator identifies Rachel Dylan as the CEO and founder of CSB, and the video is a defense of her and her brand's wedding style; removing this would change the subject of the video. Brooke Schofield (a) acts: the creator defends her wedding hairstyle; removing this would change the subject of the video.

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Transcript

Listen, I'm going to say this once. Or I'm going to say this twice. I've already said it twice. If you have the face for a slick back, flaunt it. Not everybody feels confident in a slick back. Not everybody looks the best in a slick back. And if you do, flaunt it. As a past ballerina for years, I love the slick back. I used to hate it when I was in ballet because I was forced to do it. But now, I love it. And it reminds me of my ballet days. I feel so clean. And you know what? If I want to do that for my wedding, it's my wedding. I'm the one getting married. My husband loves me in every style. It's not your wedding, so it shouldn't matter to you. And if you don't want to do a slick back for your wedding, that's okay, girl. You don't have to. Do what you want to do. It's your wedding, you're the one paying for it, right? But for me, this is my wedding, so I'm going to do what I want to do. I'm going to do what I feel good in. And guess what? I feel good in every hairstyle I wear. I feel confident in every hairstyle I wear. I feel good, I feel sexy, I feel pretty in every hairstyle I wear. But a slick back, ooh, I feel so classy, so gorgeous. And guess what? Brooke Schofield, beautiful slick back on her wedding. She got so much hate for it, but guess what? The girl has the face. She has the jawline, she has the eyes, she has it all. Rachel Dylan, CEO, founder of CSB. Look up her wedding pictures. Look them up. Beautiful, literally gorgeous. But again, their faces are so beautiful that they can do a slick back. And slick backs look really good and classy on them. So if you have the face, flaunt it. And if you're hating on a girl for doing that, you're weird. Like, why does her wedding matter to you? She's just weird. People are so weird.