Does He Look Like Beyoncé?

Nah, she wanna know if she look like Beyoncé.

Hmm?

Does she look like Beyoncé?

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Alright, so what you have here, for those who are listening in audio, is a situation where you have a convenient store worker who's basically minding his own business, trying to do his job, and in walks this man who is basically pretending to be a woman.

He's dressed, you know, he's in a dress, he has long hair, he has makeup on, and he's acting in an exaggeratedly feminine way. So you have this worker who's basically just trying to mind his own business, he's trying to do his job, and his co-worker has a phone and he's recording his reactions, and he's put in this, you know, pretty awkward situation.

So he's put in this kind of situation where, functionally, he's being asked to comment on the appearance of this, you know, quote-unquote, transgender male in this situation. And, I mean, he looks very uncomfortable because he knows, the reason why he looks very uncomfortable is because he knows that he's in this situation that if he doesn't answer this question in the correct way, that there's a chance that maybe he gets sued, maybe this video gets put online as it did and it's gone, you know, viral.

So, you know, he's put in this very awkward situation where he's being asked a question that, um, the face of it is absurd for many different reasons. And so if you think about the kind of question that's actually being asked at this point, this actually is the kind of question that, you know, regardless of whether or not it's a man who's pretending to be a woman asking this question or just a woman who is asking this question, this is a question that only comes from living in a narcissistic kind of society in general.

So, I mean, if you think about it, like Beyonce, like they're asking.

This worker.

If the man, you know, looks like Beyonce. I mean, this is the kind of question that, like really, no sane person is going to ask in general. So, you think about someone like Beyonce. Beyonce, for many people, is just considered to be, like, the epitome of black beauty.

So, if you were to think about, like, who is a paragon of beauty within the African American community, you're going to think about someone like Beyonce. So many people think that she's basically the most beautiful woman alive.

And so, just to have some random person walking off street in a random convenience store asking you to compare their physical appearance to an individual who many regard as, you know, one of the most beautiful women alive currently, I mean, that's just an absurd, narcissistic question on the face of it.

So, just, like, thinking about that question in the abstract in general, that's an absurd question. But then it's even more absurd when you think about the fact that it's a man pretending to be a woman asking to be judged alongside the most beautiful woman that actually exists.

So, I mean, when you think about something like what's happening here, like, you know, it's already absurd on the face of it that a man is being asked to compare his beauty to that of a woman in general.

Like, men, they just, they, um, there's no comparison. You know, women are designed for beauty, men are designed for strength. You put a standard man, you can put makeup on him, you can put a dress on him, you can put, you can let his hair grow out, give him long hair.

Men are just, they're not designed for beauty. It's very obvious to anyone, you know, when you actually look at these things, that men are not designed for beauty. But not only that, when you compare, like, the beauty of a standard man, when you dress him up, you know, as a woman, to that of the most beautiful woman alive, then what you're going to get is something that's pretty, pretty absurd.

On the face of it.

Alright, so, he's being asked if he looks like Beyonce. He's awkward, he's uncomfortable, he doesn't know how to answer it, and so, you know, his initial response.

Is just to say, no, no, no,.

Beyonce. Now, you know, part of that was cut off a little bit, but the question, the follow-up question to that was, well, what about Serena? Now, you know, you're not allowed to say this, but, you know, everyone knows that Serena Williams, great tennis player that she actually is, she is not like Beyonce.

She is not considered to be a paragon of black beauty. So, that's just not the way these things work. So, you think about someone like Serena, I mean, Serena, basically, you know, she looks like a man-ish kind of woman.

So, it was funny about this. I mean, immediately, when I was watching this clip, and I'm seeing this man who's pretending to be a woman, walking in there, you ask me, you know, who do I think she looks like?

Do I think she looks like Beyonce? Well, no, I mean, she doesn't look anything, or he doesn't look anything like Beyonce. Absolutely not. But, you know, the closest I could think of, maybe anyone that he might perhaps look like would be someone like Serena.

Maybe Serena Williams. But then, let's see how he answers this question here. They ask him, first, Beyonce, and then, does he look like Serena? And his response, I mean, he's still uncomfortable. You can tell this man just wants to jump out of his skin.

He's so uncomfortable. But, no, I mean, so, no, not Serena. And even the man who's pretending to be a woman.

In this kind of scenario is like, man, I don't.

Even look like Serena? Come on, man.

So, like, to him, like, he thought, like, if he could get anything, it would be that he'd be compared to Serena, but he doesn't even look like Serena. And, I mean, it's true. I mean, obviously, he looks like a man pretending to be a woman.

He doesn't even look like Serena in this kind of scenario. Alright, so, here's the behind the scenes. So, basically, he doesn't look like Beyonce. He doesn't look like Serena. He's saying he has to be careful with what he's trying to say here at this point.

You know, because he knows, like, he knows he's being put in this absurd kind of situation. He's being put in this kind of situation where he's being asked to comment. You know, he's basically being, there's a demand that the, you know, quote-unquote, transgender community is making at this point, that not only do we have to suspend all judgment to chuck our reason out the window, we have to view men as being comparable in beauty to women.

So, we have to validate them as women. But not only that, we have to validate them as the most beautiful woman alive. And when you're put in that kind of situation where you know that, you know, whatever you say, like, there's some threat that's being leveled against you.

And whatever you say in this moment is going to be possibly, like, it could get you sued. It could get you to lose your job. Because there's this demand that everyone engaged in this, like, insane kind of pretending at this point.

You know that you're just, you're put in this awkward situation. So, you know, behind the scenes, he's basically saying, you know, like, I didn't know what I was going to say. Now, I mean, his end reaction is to say, well, you look unique, you know.

And so that's the best he could come up with. But, you know, basically, like, what he's telling you right now is he's telling you all the reasons why this was, like, so obviously stupid. I mean, he doesn't even have to explain this.

We already know that it's stupid. We already know that this is insane. You know, but him, like, you know, he's looking at this man pretending to be a woman. And he's like, you're asking me if you look like Beyonce.

And, you know, you have a voice that is deeper than mine. So, he wanted to say Westbrook, who do you look like? You look like Russell Westbrook, the basketball star. So, he's scrambling in his mind to figure out how he's going to respond to this thing.

And the best he can come up with is to say, hey, you look like a man. But then, you notice he can't even, he can't say it. He can't say what, you know, like, you're living in a society right now. You're living in a society right now that is putting people in these absurd situations where there's this pressure that you have to figure out how am I supposed to respond to something that's so obviously ludicrous.

So, how am I going to respond to this when everything inside of me, like my brain right now is telling me that you look like a man. You don't look like a woman. And I'm supposed to praise you as a woman.

Not only a woman, the most beautiful woman alive. And I have to sit here and praise you. Or I have to figure out some way to get out of this dilemma that I am in so that, you know, I don't basically lose my job or get sued or anything else.

And so, like, this is the scenario that people are finding themselves in with these kinds of situations.

You're stupid.

You live a little bit too strong.

You look a little too strong. Alright, now, so, you know, when you think about something like this, when you think about something along these lines, like, you are you are thinking about like, a problem that our society is actually engaging in.

And it's something that the, quote-unquote, transgender quote-unquote, community end quote, you know, it's a problem that they can't really overcome. So, I mean, you can put people in situations like this where they're forced to, you know, basically try to appease you with their words.

You can basically have them at your mercy. You can have the whole society trying to back you up in this insanity where they're not allowed to tell you what they actually think. But at the end of the day, like, what they think is what they think.

And, you know, this is just a good example of how this actually works. I mean, my children see, you know, men pretending to be women out in public or women pretending to be men out in public. They know what they see.

They know that what they're being asked to believe is not actually true. They know that there's something fundamentally and profoundly off. They know that this man is a man. He's biologically a man. There's so many intangible, you know, obvious signals.

He mentioned a few, like, in terms of just deep voice, looking strong, big, you know, everything else. Like, shoulder, you know, you can think about, like, how big their shoulders are, the presence of an Adam's apple.

There's all these, like, things that are communicating and screaming that God designed, you know, men to be men and women to be women. In the beginning God made them male and female. There's, you know, nature, biology, science, it all testifies to this reality.

And you can, you can, you know, successfully force people to mouth the words that you want them to mouth, but then at the end of the day, reality is they're thinking what they're thinking in their mind and what they're thinking is based on the fact that we're living in God's world, and God makes the rules.

And so you may successfully threaten, you know, an entire population of people into saying the thing that you want them to say, or at least not,.

You know, saying,.

At least not saying, like, that you are a woman when you're actually a man. You might successfully intimidate them into not saying that, but what you can't do is you can't.

Do it.

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