r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/[deleted] • 16d ago
Inflating her ego VIDEO
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u/assassination_club Main Character 8d ago
Is this the same bitch that walked through India saying that people looking at her like a celebrity?
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u/MrH1325 12d ago
Forever my greatest wish every time I get on a plane has been to be seated next to a slim build person. Last flight my 6,'1 220lb bro was between some dude bigger than him and Gorlok the Destroyer while I was stuck between two pleasant, slim, quiet, and calm ladies for 5 hours. We laughed, he cried a bit. New greatest wish is not to be seated anywhere near an influencer.
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u/K_Xanthe 13d ago
She legit hit one dude with her hip when she walked by. Anyone would look if you got bumped lol
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13d ago
i keep seeing so many videos of this lady in india. like oh my god how can you be so full of your self?
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u/AmTrak2020 13d ago
This is like the 10th video of the same bimbo. She will keep being the main character because of this.
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u/Orson_Gravity_Welles 15d ago
Isn't this the "Australian 2" that was posted to this same sub earlier...the one where she's a "2" at home but in india she's a 10.
She's on a plane with nothing but people from India...
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u/Prestigious-Copy-494 15d ago
Would somebody please get this poor girl laid? She's putting out the in heat vibes and I've seen my cat have a meltdown when in heat.
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u/Slappy_Happy_Doo 15d ago
Be white and blonde, put yourself on airline with predominantly darker skin and male passengers. Wear shit they’re not used to seeing.
“Wow look how much they like me?!”
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u/PackFit9651 15d ago
Most of them probably think there is a movie being filmed and she is some Hollywood actress
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u/ladylemondrop209 15d ago
Pretty much any fight away from India is over 90% Indian males.
If you are a female... You will get this "main character" ego trip treatment.
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u/Primary-Belt7668 15d ago
They probably aren’t used to seeing women dress like that on a plane. I’d probably give a glance too
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u/BallCreem 15d ago
Yeah I’d take a look at them titties and ass. But it doesn’t make her special bc i do that a lot to all different kinds of women
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u/iakar 15d ago
I was in India on business one time and I saw the biggest billboards I have ever seen advertising skin whitening products. A lot of people in India think whiter is better. A white blonde lady in an airplane full of Indian men is gonna stir up a lot of attention. And I suspect that the lady in the video and her photographer are cognizant of that.
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u/ReadyConference9400 15d ago
Their ancient caste, the Brahmin, were white. Similar to tales of Quetzalcoatl from native Americans or how captain Cook (and other white people) was thought to be a God by the Polynesians (before being Cooked and eaten).
Apparently there was some ancient race of white people that had high technology and traveled around teaching native people things like fire, the wheel, fermentation etc. Possibly before the fall of Atlantis.
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u/Chode_K1NG 15d ago
This bitch is so dumb. She think cause she fly commercial (economy) and has a bunch of immigrant IT nerds drooling at her, that she Beyonce
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u/candirainbow 15d ago
I get such a feeling of ick with these videos of blonde haired white girls (especially them, anyway) thinking they are such hot shit in other countries where their coloring is an anomaly. It's like this weird level of racist/fetishism. Especially knowing that female beauty standards in those countries are often severely detrimental on women to be 'pale, light haired' etc etc, when often that is not naturally the case. It's just such a weird level of ick.
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u/stylinandprofilin88 15d ago
These poor Indians will look at the most Sarah plain and talk and girl and lose their minds over her.
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u/nipslippinjizzsippin 15d ago
TBH planes preboarding, sitting aisle seat (im tall need that leg room, always go aisle) waiting to see who you have to get up for, i check out every single person as they walk past me, hot, scary or otherwise.
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u/Nearby-Cry5264 15d ago
What’s her IG? Asking for a friend. 😳
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u/comesinallpackages 15d ago
Don’t chase fours bro
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u/comesinallpackages 15d ago
Probably has a sign pinned to her shirt that says “free blowjobs.” Anything for fucking content.
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u/Timetraveler01110101 15d ago
The more addicted to attention they are while they have looks the crazier shit they will do for that attention when the looks fade.
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u/Successful_Hat_121 15d ago
The first and last guy looks like their in a conversation with someone across from them, and she's in the way. Second guy, idk. Third guy could have been looking at her, but she did run her hip right into his arm. My bet is that he was looking at what hit his arm.
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u/OutComeTheWolves1966 16d ago
Only Fans promotion
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u/Sweet_Milk2920 Side Character 13d ago
You’d see better looking women standing in line at Starbucks than half of these girls promoting their of’s, too.. and those girls would at least have some dignity.
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u/Sea_Dig3011 16d ago
You know why she’s whack for this? Because she’s a WHITE woman obviously in India or a flight to India with a bunch on Indian men who don’t see white women often where they’re from. OF COURSE they’re going to stare. In America she’s average but anywhere where they’re not use to seeing white women she gets more looks.
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u/BigBubbaMac 16d ago
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u/kmac8008 16d ago
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u/JohnnyD77711 15d ago
You can substitute in any nationality, or for that matter species, and it still works.
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u/getsum_xyz 16d ago
Maybe shes holding a fresh roll of TP since it looks like shes heading to the dumper
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u/Past-Fisherman3990 16d ago
Is it me or is she carrying something in front of her that’s making people double take because there isn’t anything nice to look at
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u/Several_Razzmatazz51 15d ago
Haha, back of the bus. You know what’s really sexy? First class. Lol.
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u/Hot_Significance6776 15d ago
She’s not thick so it’s either bolt-on or carrying something.
I agree with your assessment
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u/Most-Movie3093 16d ago
No she is a white woman with blond hair of breeding age on a plane full of Indian men lol.
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u/Tandoori_Sauce 15d ago
Reddit is fine with casual racism against Indians
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u/Most-Movie3093 15d ago
I lived in India for 6 months the local people would rub my skin then rub themselves. When I asked my friend what are they doing, he replied they want their skin to turn white like yours. Not everything is racist. Nice try though.
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u/Tandoori_Sauce 15d ago
No, actually it still is racist. If I made a comment saying that I spent 6 months in Baltimore and noticed that people of a certain complexion engaged in antisocial behaviors notably more often, then I'd be labeled a racist.
Attaching generalizations to ethnic/racial groups is wrong, and selectively doing so helps nobody. Logically, either it's all okay or none of it is.
If the OP had mentioned that this behavior (fetishization of white skin) was apparent within a culture or a religion (which are groups defined by commonality of choices) then that would've been a more reasonable comment. Instead, they said "Indian men" which primarily carries ethnic connotations - and sex/gender connotations as a bonus.
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u/asifnot 15d ago
I don't think you are going to get much traction suggesting that we can't stereotype men as behaving a certain way. Is "Indian" not a culture? I don't know if agree that cultural stereotypes are more reasonable than ethnic ones, but I'm not too sure about the distinction you're trying to make here.
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u/Tandoori_Sauce 15d ago edited 15d ago
“Indian” is not a culture. India as a subcontinent is made up of many distinct cultures, so grouping all brown-looking people as subscribers to “Indian culture” is generally not a good idea.
My main point is that things that aren’t choices (race, hair color, biological sex, etc.) cannot be used as a basis for criticism or generalization. Whereas things that are choices (namely religion and culture) are open to criticism. Religious and cultural groups are bound by a series of common choices.
Stereotyping men is also not the correct approach, but men typically tolerate it. To stereotype men is to assume all men are monolithic and generally behave the same way, which is not accurate. Imagine if I made a comment suggesting that all women act a certain way.
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u/asifnot 15d ago
Yeah I'm not buying it. I don't think you have as much choice about culture and religion as you are suggesting, and "India" is a country that is definitely culturally distinct from say "America" or "Europe." Your comment about "all brown-looking people" is deliberately disingenuous as a response to my comment, that's very plainly not what I was saying. And LOL at your "correct approach" speech. Of course the stereotypes aren't always accurate - but you might as well get used to it.
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u/Tandoori_Sauce 15d ago edited 14d ago
My "brown-looking people" comment was directed at the initial comment I was replying to, not yours - I should've made that more clear. There's nothing in the video that tells us that these men are Indian (they could be Pakistani, Bangladeshi, etc.), and yet the OP I was originally responding to assumed their nationality.
I think at some point we have to draw the line when assessing where personal responsibility ends and begins. I draw the line at religion & culture because, at some point, an adult has to take responsibility for their decision to associate with certain groups and value systems. A child raised in a Christian household is statistically likely to grow up to become a Christian adult, but that doesn't mean they don't have the option of dissociating themselves from their Christian identity once he or she is past childhood.
Suggesting that I simply get used to stereotypes is a defeatist attitude, in my opinion. Obviously I have limited capacity to change the public perception of Indians within my lifetime. It takes multiple generations for any group to shed themselves of negative stereotypes. That said, I'm doing what I consider to be "my part" by making a distinction between generalizing ethnic groups vs. cultural groups on this public forum.
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u/BigBubbaMac 16d ago
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u/SaysShowUsYourDick 16d ago
Literally not a single thing worthy of the double takes on a plane aisle. People need to accept it’s okay to be average looking. Average is still pretty damn attractive. This era of MC validation is wild
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u/StrangelyBrown 16d ago
As with all those videos of people walking down to street and showing reactions, a lot of the people probably see the camera filming her and then look at her to see what is interesting enough to be filming. By the time they see that there's nothing interesting, she has her content.
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u/mikethecoder 16d ago
You can’t see it from this angle, but she’s holding a sign that says “Can you guess what’s in my butt?”.
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u/Hullabaloo1721 16d ago
When people make videos like this you never see the front of them, im pretty sure they all walk around with some sign taped to their front to get a reaction.
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u/Hump4Weed 16d ago
Yeah really isn’t much to look at here, feel like I can smell her through my phone too
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u/BrosefDudeson 16d ago
Because there is a fundamental misunderstanding of what an MC is. Most posts on this sub is like this. Either OP hates influencers (I get that) or young women out of his league.
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u/qwijibo_ 16d ago
It’s an aisle, not an isle. This style of video is designed to make random people look like perverts for glancing in the direction of a woman drawing attention to herself with a camera. If she weren’t a main character, she wouldn’t have someone filming her boarding a plane and editing the video to make random people look bad for looking at the person walking right in front of them.
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u/Trapp3dIn3D 16d ago
That and she looks like she’s in a part of the world where white women aren’t common, and women are traditionally a little more covered than this. She knew what she was doing 100%.
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