Jordan Theresa

intro

the working class aesthetic & gentrification

the premise

what is lolita?

the romanticisation of lolita on tumblr & tiktok

hugo from love island (is a massive pick me)

why is lolita so romanticised?

the history of sororities

the demonisation of the working class

tiktok is bad for women, actually

the normalisation of lolita + daddy issues

these instagram models aren't real

contestants i love

beauty trends of the 2010s

what the hell is buccal fat removal

our obsession with glowing up

sororities and misogyny

why was owning excessive and wasteful amounts of makeup so popular?

contestants i hate

insecurity mining

challenges & punishments

pick me boys, nice guy syndrome & incels

the lolita resurgence ... when history repeats itself

the blind taste test

honourable mentions

religious youtubers + the okaysage situation

incels

an exploration into the excessive makeup collections of the 2010s & beauty consumerism

sororities and race

an extensive history of the brit crew (2012 british vloggers)

daddy issues

what i liked about saltburn

facetune is going too far

sororities and politics

The Cult of Sororities & BamaRush

racism & misogyny

the death of old school youtube

tramp stamps, industry plants & faking authenticity

what i didn't like about saltburn

the psychology of tiktok

the rise of clean makeup

the aftermath of tiktok fashion (the shein effect)

the 2010s and women's body standards

aesthetic

internalised misogyny & fanfiction

explaining lockdown fashion trends

onlyfans & sex work

a masterclass in gaslighting - i wanna marry harry

what the hell are blueberry milk nails

mommy issues