The most recent installment of America's Next Top Model was pretty dang juicy. And by juicy I mean bat sh*t insane. First, the "girls" were asked to model in an alleyway to raise awareness about homelessness ("It's about them being fabulous and you embodying this mood"). Then, Twiggy replacement Paulina Porizkova told a model she looked like a dude. And finally, my fave part of all is in this clip. Kim, who didn't initially seem like she had a thing in her head, shocks them all by saying she's not that into fashion. The nerve! But what about all the homeless people who are depending on you to raise awareness for them?! Crickets . . .
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1ugh... i'm so sick of this show... it wouldn't be half bad if they'd just get rid of Tyra "uh no you're just not doing it right let ME show YOU how I do it" Banks, but then she'd just have to find another show where she could make it all about her all the time... hey on the bright side of things at least The Soup is about to have plenty of new material to work with
2I hate how they ALWAYS pick girls who realize they don't like modelling. This show is my moms guilty pleasure.
3bye bye scrunch face!
4haha! "kthxbai" is right! Oh well. At least she admitted it early in the competition.
5"KTHXBAI"
6Paulina reminds me of a slightly less blunt version of the infamous Janice Dickinson.
7Honestly, that Kim girl makes me want to drive the 45 minutes to Worcester, MA, and smack her upside her head. WTF was she thinking?
8I know right? I love how Tyra tore the picture up at the end.
But, really, if that girl didn't want to do it, she should have told them all off or went all crazy on them. That'd be awesome. She had a prime opportunity to force-feed Tyra et al a dose of reality..of whatever any of us would like to say to all of them. That's the tragedy there.
9Yeesh.
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