Ada On Demand | Does Pretty Privilege Matter? | Kim Kardashian, Chase Hudson, Draya Michele & Prison Bae @AdaOnDemand | Uploaded May 2020 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
In this video, I talk about pretty privilege and why being attractive is often advantageous in one’s career/life, as well as examine specific instances of pretty privilege and how it can often cancel out cancel culture, pun intended. We’ll cover Draya Michele’s child endangerment case, the “Prison Bae'' phenomenon/Jeremy Meeks, Chase Hudson (aka Lil Huddy) and his N-word scandal (ft. Emmuhlu), and lastly Kim Kardashian’s various scandals. The point I hope to make is that pretty privilege or attractiveness is often a safeguard against being “cancelled” in the traditional sense.

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0:00 - Intro/Agenda
01:23 - Analyzing pretty privilege
03:06 - Draya Michele & Child Endangerment
04:51 - Chase Hudson, TikTok, and the N word
06:54 - The “Prison Bae” Phenomenon
07:51 - Kim Kardashian

----Main Sources----
Draya Twitter Thread: mobile.twitter.com/Titanbaddie/status/1252243368303828992

Articles on Pretty Privilege:
allure.com/story/pretty-privilege
biasandbelief.pbworks.com/w/page/6537193/Halo%20Effects%20of%20Attractiveness
independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/features/does-being-beautiful-get-you-further-in-life-10305543.html

Draya's Crime Report:
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Editor-in-Chief: A.Y.