Even ANTM Never Went This Far…

Why? Who are these guys? What the hell? — You had the most aggressive reaction out of all the girls. — Don't cry. — Why? — This says it all right here. You see that? That's what they wanted. This is so sad. Is it assault or is it just a photo shoot from Supermodel Me? Today I'm reacting to one of the most disturbing photo shoots I've ever seen as a photographer. Seriously, the most psychotic thing I've ever This is I can't even believe I watched this. Anyways, let's react to episode 8 of Supermodel Me where the models are ambushed. — This morning, we go downstairs and then we find a briefcase. — Good morning, ladies. On the table in front of you is a black briefcase to which its contents are of no importance to you. Your mission today is to transport that briefcase to an undisclosed location and await further instructions. Stay alert cuz you never know when you might get shot. — Did she just say you never know when you might get shot? Oh, — photography. Not because I'm American. That I thought it's pictures. It's just pictures. Everyone, — Lisa was telling us to travel to some undisclosed location. It was very mission impossible and is necessary about it. — Okay. They put them blindfolded into a van. It feels like a lot for just the photos. On Supermodel Me, it's not enough to just do a photo shoot. You have to do like a whole theatrical production. It was very mysterious and very different from the other photo challenges because going one — because you don't get kidnapped on those. — Intriguing — agent. She's an agent. Okay. — They're just sitting there — disoriented opening my eyes like the photographer and Lisa. It was just an awkward pause. — What? Okay. Sorry, but why is her why does her makeup look like that? Was she crying in there? It looks her makeup looks so messy. Well, how long was she in that car for? Was it 80° in there? — I definitely was disoriented opening my eyes like the photographer and Lisa. It Why? — What the hell? What is — I was just in complete confusion. — Give me the briefcase. Let go. — There's a dog. — Why are they manhandling her? — Okay. — Good job. — All right. Awesome. How was that experience for you? — I can't believe this. I'm speechless. That was absolutely psychotic with She doesn't even know that it's fake. She's blindfolded. She has no idea what's happening and she's just standing there waiting for this photo shoot to start and then a car pulls in with a bunch of masked people come in and start manhandling her. It pushed her to the ground. Did you see the position she was in? Imagine you had any type of trauma relating to someone assaulting you or like intr an intruder breaking into your home or anything like this or you knew someone who did and then this happens. This model doesn't know what's going on. They do. Like she's laughing. She has She's having the best time. She's like, "How is that experience? " She's on the ground. She doesn't even know these people. Does she know that they're a part of the photo shoot? I wouldn't How would I know that these people are a part of this photo shoot? That they're not They didn't see a fancy camera crew and some uh expensive lighting equipment and want to just come rob everyone? How is she supposed to know? I can't imagine two masked men holding my neck down, pushing me down to the ground with a German Shepherd barking. Okay. and aggressively put putting me to the floor while I'm wearing this whatever the heck this is and just slamming me to look how they put her on the floor. — Look. And this guy is just taking pictures, by the way. All this while holding a that the model doesn't know is fake. She knew it went too far. Look at her face. She's like, "Okay, guys. You know, the fake the masks, you know, the German Shepherd, that's you know, that's fine, but also we didn't get good lighting for that. " Mhm. Like you really you're supposed to be facing the light. You're pushing her head towards the concrete. We're not The light's not hitting her good. — This is a professional photo shoot, everyone. Let's be professional. The hell's wrong with these people? — How was that experience for you? — I'm bleeding from that experience. — While I skidded across the ground, I just scratched the gravel. I got brutally manhandled.

— So, your photographer for the day is Alan Lim. — Hi. — He's going to come over here and explain to you a little bit. She's like, "And here's your photographer today. " — She's This girl's traumatized. — Animations. — She's not listen. No one's listening to this right now. The girl's traumatized. She's bleeding from how they skidded her across this concrete after she herself says they brutally manhandled her. What the hell is wrong? Oh my god. Worse than America's Next Top Model by 100. They don't care that she's bleeding. She's like, "Okay, and here's your photographer. " Mhm. And we're going to be shooting natural light today. — Lisa, no one cares right now. The — name of today's photo session is called Ambush. — Please look at the model. — Did you get that? No matter what happens, you got to be ready to pose. — Yes. — I didn't really feel — What the hell are you talking? talking about? — I didn't really feel like I would have called the police photo challenge was more like a movie. It was very Mission Impossible. — Okay. — Put a good old knee in her back. — The hell is this camera? — All right. I don't want you to pose. I want you to act. Good. That's good. — Screaming would be too much. Grinding. — He's still holding her neck aggressively. — Only thing I could use at that moment was me and my innocence looking sad and defeated. — I don't like No, I don't like this. He's pushing He's like holding her neck and pushing her down for a lot of these shots. None of this is fashion. This is just aggression. So, after staging a robbery and pointing a fake in her face, now they're manhandling her yet again for this photo. Now it's for the photo shoot. The first time was just, you know, for the it's to introduce the photo shoot to have let you have the experience. Their concept is assault. They're cutting quickly through those scenes so you don't see it. But I'm going to pause and we're going to look at these. — Okay. — If you were walking past this and you didn't see the cameras there, what would you think? This one girl is being robbed at point. Is it necessary to have a gun pointed at your model? These men still wearing masks. One's literally still grabbing her and pushing her on the concrete. — All right. I don't want you to pose. — Can we talk about this outfit or the lack thereof? Where where's the outfit? What is this? She's wearing a blazer with a nude tank top under it and then stockings. I mean, if I'm going to have a briefcase, I'm at least going to wear pants. — Sad and defeated. up a little bit. — Why is he holding her like that? They're being way too aggressive. — I'm hoping my face saves me this time. — That was absolutely disturbing. And Tiffany has no idea what's about to come right now. I'm surprised they weren't sued. I really am. I can't put into words how absolutely crazy this is to put a model through this. Watching as a photographer, I'm truly in disbelief. I I've never in my life seen something like this. No one thought, hey, this could psychologically affect these girls — because I don't know what the photo challenge is. I'm really twitchy and paranoid. I was genuinely concerned about my welfare. You should be. [screaming] — How do I break fold? I look at the floor. No, I'm not even going to break full on that. — My god. — Come on up, girl. — Okay, there's nothing. I don't know why she's laughing. She's like, come on. Oh, come on, guys. I know she told them to tone it down after the first time. — The name of your photo. — Okay. You know what? No. I'm going to ask you guys something. If this is just like theatrical to like play into this whole photo shoot thing, why the dog? Why the German Shepherd? I love dogs in general, but seeing a German Shepherd would trigger me because they are very intimidating. Maybe that's why they had that dog to intimidate them to make them more scared. I don't know. — Scream if you feel the need to. You know, you — She already did. What about you? No. Stop. — Stop. — If someone walked in on me watching this, they'd be like, "What are you watching? " I don't know if I'll be able to show this on YouTube, to be honest with you. — I'm scared. — Even though I was shouting, I really wasn't sure what was going on with my face. — That's good. And look at the camera. — Very nice. — Why are they It's the neck. — There you go. — Okay. All right. being blindfolded into the car, I was basically freaking the out who's going to be in the top four. And it's like, you don't even know what's happening. — Look, they just stand there. So, she when they first get dropped off, they just stand there awkwardly. They're like, "Hey. " And then they just the team just looks at them like this and then they wait. They It's like you're waiting to get ambushed. So, first of all

that's just awkward. Are we doing a light test first? No, sweetie. We're doing assault first. Okay. Then maybe we're doing some light testing. [screaming] — WHAT'S INSIDE THE BRIEFCASE? DROP IT. [screaming] — Oh my god. — Okay. — All right, girl. Get on up here. — Did you guys see her face? I feel like she disassociated in the middle of it. She's like not sure what's She literally says don't she doesn't know what's happening. So halfway through, I feel like she realized, "Oh, okay. Okay, this is the guy came in with the camera taking pictures. She's like, "Oh, should I start posing? " So, I feel like she was half terrified, but half terrified of getting eliminated. So, she's trying to pose, but also not sure what's going on, trying to figure that out. — This was a test to make sure that you are fabulous and ready at all times. — At this point, all five of us are very, very strong. So, I really need to give it my all. — Notice who they have watching. You're fighting with them. These two, her biggest haters, they know that Tiffany and Asha can't stand Jacine. So, what do they do? They have them go first and then have them sit in for Jacine's photo shoot. So, that they can make comments and they can just be judgmental the entire time. They're giving her looks the entire time. Everything Jacqueline does, they're just they're like not happy with it. So, I did all of these extravagant poses and I even asked one of the guys to carry me so it looks like he's pulling me away. — That's nice. Your right foot a little higher. — Well, she's doing amazing for whatever this is. — Tendency to always pose pose. — I don't want you to. — Yeah, she's a model. Tiffany. Tiffany, stop. — My biggest competition is Tiffany just because she's had so many top photos already. I really want to get top photos just because — [screaming] — They're trying to like put her in this trunk and she's posed as if she's trying to not go into this trunk. And then Lisa's like, "Fabulous, darling. You look amazing. You're really preventing this kidnapping from happening. Absolutely psychot. Just psychotic. Just psychotic. I don't really like not knowing what's going on. It was very frustrating. So, I just kept my mind very opened about the possibilities. " — With the bunch of makeup is like that. SO, I didn't feel unsafe or afraid at all. — Okay, that's good. This is your photo challenge and you won our task. You get an extra 20 clicks of the camera. You ready? All right. — Oh, great. This is not a challenge. You want extra photos in. — You can shout. You can yell at them. — I felt like people were trying to encourage me to yell out. It's like they're too aggressive with the movements. I mean, okay, you want to make it look like a robber. I don't know why they want to make it this into a robbery, but it doesn't have to be so aggressive. Like the he had his hand around his her neck and it's again very like grabbing and all of that. I don't like that. And aggressive like look how tightly he's holding on to her hand. The way that they're manhandling and touching and grabbing these models is not okay. You absolutely cannot do that in the real world. going a little higher. Still look graceful. — What is going Why is he holding her like that? Okay. — During NY's performance, I think she was laughing too much. — Don't laugh. — I did everything I could. I did my best and that's all I could have done. — A bit more anger. Like you're really angry. Good. There you go. — All the shots were like that. He's like more anger. — And I couldn't see anything much. I was trying to capture some ice into my eyes and then trying to look around. — I was on defensive mode. I don't know what's going on. I was just surprised and overwhelmed. The feelings was just scared, you know. I was shivering. — Okay. — You had the most aggressive reaction out of all the girls. She looks like she wants — You're crying. — Deiana kind of broke down and cried. She was so scared. — Oh my god. — This is your photo challenge. And the photo challenge today we are calling ambush. — Ambush. — Lisa, it's not the time. This girl's crying. She's terrified. And she's like, "And this is your welcome. Hi. Aren't you so excited to do this? " It's Ambush. It's called Ambush. Just remember how scared you just were. — Okay. — Did she just say — she just said, "Remember how scared you just were? Do that for the photo shoot. " And then it pans to them holding her in a headlock and I'm supposed to be okay as a viewer because it's just a photo shoot. No, I do photo shoots. I would

never do this and I would never put a model through this. And this is not okay. Look at her face. This model's in a headlock by a masked man. She still doesn't know who this guy is. And she's supposed to pose like this and make it look fashionable. Look good for what? For robbery. Robbery themed. Chew. What the hell is this? — Hands up too much. — It's kind of — he's ruining her outfit when you're in it already. It comes naturally. — Very good. Chin up a little. — Look how he's grabbing her leg. — I think these fake struggles with the two guys was actually very authentic. It really showed a lot of expression and emotion. Today I really did not pose at all. So it was just being me. So I think I did. — Look at how he's grabbing her hand like this. He won't let her hand go. — I'm so scared right now. — Okay. — Are you Lisa? Lisa, you did all this. I don't like this as a concept. It sucks. The makeup is bad. The outfits are terrible. The masked men constantly pushing them and putting their hands and doing all this. I don't like it. I just don't like it. Is anyone else getting assaulted after who? Who's left? I can't stress this enough. If you're a photographer, please do not do this. It's like, how are you going to get good pictures like that? Anyways, half of the photos, like the models, their heads are being squished down by this man. He's like, you know, look at the concrete. Well, I'm glad that's over. Let's see the pictures, shall we? Or criminal evidence. This whole thing, this whole show is a crime. you were literally ambushed by two masked men and a dog. Now, I have to say that I'm very, very proud of all of you girls. She's like, "I'm so proud of you guys. You did so well. " Great. You know, um when one of you guys started crying and said that you were dramatized, uh that really resonated with me and that inspired me. — When I look at this picture, your body movement, you really — Oh my What is this? It looks like a movie still, but I don't get what the point of this shoot was. Nothing fashion about this. The outfit is awful, by the way. And the makeup is so bad. — This it's a mess. This whole photo shoot is a mess. — My only issue is pretty ugly. And your face, it's the angry side as opposed to the beauty side. But again, it's that fine line when you're modeling of being still remember that you're still trying to — She's like, you're still modeling and you have to remember to always stay beautiful. She didn't know she was going to be attacked by two random men and a dog. It's not about safety, it's about beauty. Just say that. Just say that, Lisa. — But what I love is that you totally came out of your shell and I really feel like that you've grown and done really well. — Thank you. The next girl we're going to look at is Usha. — How do you need to erase this picture immediately. It's not even a good picture, too. It's all weird. The lighting is weird and it's there's too much. The He popped the shadows out way too much. And what kills me is that hand there on her neck the entire time. She looks miserable. — I feel like you look a bit bored. — Bored again. — Bored. What I love about this picture is you're staring at what you love about it, — which adds a lot of realism to it. I just don't know if it is exactly the brief. You need to get into that moment. — She was Don't worry, she was. What is this feedback that they're giving her? — You need to really be more in the moment. Her knee was bleeding. What more? I don't know what more they want from her. I want to see these judges do this photo shoot. That's what I want to see. Do you think Lisa S, the host, would a photo shoot like this? The next girl we're going to look at is Tiffany. — I think your body looks fierce in this picture. The way that you've angled your — Okay. His hand is on that model's neck no matter what. The grass is oversaturated with the green and the coloring's weird. Had they done more structured poses like, you know, with the briefcase or something where they're not being so aggressive, the girls could have taken their time and posed versus this was just very chaotic. Jacqueline. — Hi. It was like you were up in the air and your legs were going and when you look at the pictures, it's almost like whoa, gravity defying. — Again, his hand is covering all their necks. It looks like she just got off of her shift at the bakery. This is her apron. And she's like, "Oh, I have the donuts in my briefcase. " Listen, if there were donuts in there, yeah, I would fight someone for donuts, too. — I want to know as well, how are you holding up in the house? Are you getting along with people? — I'm definitely a lot better from before. I really did try my hardest to — I think Jackie is definitely completely different in front of the camera than when she's just with us in general. — A while ago I just got upset because a while ago we were cleaning and I said, "Do we have a mop so I can mop the floor of the kitchen? " And Nancy, you were like, "Do you even know how to use a mop? — This is like a soap. "

— Anyway, why did you know? Why did you started that. She instigated that entire thing. And then when she got what she wanted, the girls arguing, she's like, "Anyway, that's not what I meant when I asked how you're doing in the house with all the drama of all the people who hated you. They know the girls don't like Jacqueline. " So them prompting her with that question was meant to bait her into talking about drama, and she didn't give into it. But what happened was another model took the bait. She's like, "Oh, you don't want to say what's really happening? Well, I think you act completely different. " None of it has anything to do with modeling or the photo shoot that they just did. I forgot her name, but she's a big time instigator on this show. You think things are going too well in the house for her and you want to ruin that a little. That's what I think. And also, she asks for a mop and then NY's like, "Do you even know how to use a mop? " Come on. This is getting so old. Every if you've watched the previous episodes from this show that I've reacted to, you'll know that these girls have all ganged up on Jacqueline. It's getting exhausting now. Them them continually bullying her. Every time she she's posing or modeling, they have to like give her a look or pass judgment on her. And it's getting old. — Don't cry. — Why? — Because I'm trying so hard. But my problem is that you're not taking criticism well. And if you're going to walk into a casting room and cry, if I was the casting director, I'd be like, "I'm done. " Cuz you know what? You're weak. — You're the one who asks her. The judge is the one who asked her about how it's going in the house, knowing that she has history with the girls hating on her and bullying her. Then they make her feel bad for crying about it after she's being relentlessly bullied by and then having the judges egg it on and instigate it. And then she was professional about it. She's like, "Everything's going well. " Blah, blah. And then what happened, guys? The model Nancy is the one who decided to make that public information. Oh, well, she also acts different, blah, blah. So, what I'm saying is Jacqueline can't win. Jacqueline, I'm so sorry you have to deal with this. So terrible to see her every episode go through the same thing. They're going to keep Jacquine until the very end to get every little bit of drama out of this. I feel like you're trying to fool me with this picture because you're not exactly G. — Okay. What? Someone put the clarity and the shadows slider all the way up and we're like, we're done. This is done. And they made the grass so green and it looks fake. This is the worst photo shoot I've ever seen. Okay, let's move on and see who gets eliminated. — However, I don't feel that you do Ugly Pretty very well. Every time I try, — she says ugly pretty one more time. — Seems to add it like — I hate saying this, but because you were laughing, it actually looked like you were enjoying it — in the wrong way, if you know what I mean. Again, because that sensuality that automatically comes out of you. But again, I can still scream, "Girls, can you now leave the room while the judges and I decide who um — who goes home? I think Tiffany will get best photo and then Deanna and Nancy will be bottom two and then Deanna will go home. That's my guess. Look how they hug and then they and then Jacqueline is on the side. Even if you don't like Jacine, you would still feel bad. Come on. — Unfortunately, one of you will be going home tonight. — So, it's Nancy and Deanna in the bottom two. As I predicted, they No. Do you guys realize what's happening? It's the top three people who hate Jacqueline who are now in the house with her. Nancy, Asha, and Tiffany. They're keeping Jacqueline on purpose or they're keeping all these girls on purpose so that they can continue to create drama within the house right now. This is all about drama. You can't convince me otherwise. You can't tell me, "Oh, she's the better model than No, it's not. " And now look at these three and then Jacqueline. Look at this. This says it all right here. You see that? That's what they wanted. This is so sad to look at. Honestly, I wish I could go give Jacine a big hug. She's probably going to feel even more isolated. They're going to be more passive aggressive. And now they're gonna they're going to work in a group against her. I'm sure it will be very difficult for Jacqueline to navigate this situation moving forward on her own, which she's been doing. But again, she's had to work against not only these contestants who dislike her, but also the judges who are actively instigating and stirring the pot. If you're interested to see how this played out, I'm going to have some links in the description for each of the episodes in order. So, I would recommend you go back and watch those again. This is episode 8. So, we've come a long way. — This is not losing. This is where it's

going to begin. You get to do all the things you never thought you could have done, and you did it all in Supermodel Me. — Okay, this is the most disturbing photo shoot I've ever seen. if I've ever seen one like this. Hopefully I won't see something like this ever again for a photo shoot. Uh, it's episode eight of Supermodel Me, and it can't get worse than