Success for Jools Lebron: thanks to the video, she will complete her transformation
20 august 2024 в 01:02
After a very thoughtful, very modest content creator and beauty influencer Jules Lebron shared that she will now be able to complete the payment for her transformation process thanks to the success of her videos.
In a post on Wednesday, Lebron, who identifies as a trans woman, urged her followers to make their own videos, telling how her viral content opened up new opportunities for her.
«Hello, darlings», - she began in her video, addressing her followers. «Maybe you should make videos, because once I worked as a cashier and made videos on my break, and now I fly around the country to host events, and will be able to pay for the remaining part of my transformation».
Tearfully, she added: «Finally I was able to say this without tears».
The trend of «modesty» exploded on TikTok last week after Lebron posted a satirical video on August 5 about being respectful in the workplace. She called it a real lesson for divas who «do too much» at their nine-to-five jobs. The original video garnered over 33 million views, 3.4 million likes, and nearly 49,000 videos using her audio.
«I don’t come to work with green cat eyes. I don’t look like a clown when I go to work. I don’t do too much», - she says. «I am very thoughtful at work. Do you see how neat I look? That’s how I came to the interview, that’s how I go to work. Many of you go to the interview looking like Marge Simpson, and go to work looking like Patty and Selma», - which she clarifies as «Not modest».
«I am very modest. I am very thoughtful. Do you see my shirt? Just a little chic, not my chocho. Be thoughtful, why did they hire you».
«Here's your real lesson, divas», - she added. «What name would you like me to write?»
Madison Werner, a content creator who posts about social justice issues affecting her community, noted on Instagram that Lebron’s success is a victory for trans women everywhere.
«Trans women are experts on gender issues through life experience», - they wrote. «The 'modesty' trend is a comedic commentary and a restoration of the historically suppressed ideal of femininity… for some trans women, this 'quiet elegance' is a form of survival»
In a post on Wednesday, Lebron, who identifies as a trans woman, urged her followers to make their own videos, telling how her viral content opened up new opportunities for her.
«Hello, darlings», - she began in her video, addressing her followers. «Maybe you should make videos, because once I worked as a cashier and made videos on my break, and now I fly around the country to host events, and will be able to pay for the remaining part of my transformation».
Tearfully, she added: «Finally I was able to say this without tears».
The trend of «modesty» exploded on TikTok last week after Lebron posted a satirical video on August 5 about being respectful in the workplace. She called it a real lesson for divas who «do too much» at their nine-to-five jobs. The original video garnered over 33 million views, 3.4 million likes, and nearly 49,000 videos using her audio.
«I don’t come to work with green cat eyes. I don’t look like a clown when I go to work. I don’t do too much», - she says. «I am very thoughtful at work. Do you see how neat I look? That’s how I came to the interview, that’s how I go to work. Many of you go to the interview looking like Marge Simpson, and go to work looking like Patty and Selma», - which she clarifies as «Not modest».
«I am very modest. I am very thoughtful. Do you see my shirt? Just a little chic, not my chocho. Be thoughtful, why did they hire you».
«Here's your real lesson, divas», - she added. «What name would you like me to write?»
Madison Werner, a content creator who posts about social justice issues affecting her community, noted on Instagram that Lebron’s success is a victory for trans women everywhere.
«Trans women are experts on gender issues through life experience», - they wrote. «The 'modesty' trend is a comedic commentary and a restoration of the historically suppressed ideal of femininity… for some trans women, this 'quiet elegance' is a form of survival»
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