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Hey, I’m Nkiruka, but you can call me NK! This podcast is your go-to for smart, funny, and unfiltered conversations about beauty, culture, and modern womanhood. Expect discussions that challenge beauty standards, decode viral trends, and explore what it truly means to be a modern woman.
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Go to https://baskandlatherco.com and use code NKSWRLD for 20% off. Free newsletter: https://nkswrld.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nkswrldd/ Lizzo spent about six years being treated as proof that the body positivity movement worked. She was the example everyone pointed to, the one who made it look like the culture had actually changed. Then she lost weight, and the same people who used her as evidence decided she had betrayed them. In this video, I go all the way back to Minneapolis, before the Grammys, before Truth Hurts, before anyone had decided what she was supposed to represent. We get into how her body became her brand and who actually made that decision, where body positivity came from in the first place and what it looked like before brands got hold of it, and what happened when she stopped fitting the role she had been cast in. The lawsuits, the album, the Substack essay, all of it. Because the thing nobody wants to say out loud is that loving your body was always conditional. It was fine right up until you could afford to change it. So was body positivity ever a real movement, or was it just a holding pattern for women who had not yet reached the body everyone actually wanted? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Newsletter: https://nkswrld.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips Nara Smith built one of the biggest food accounts on the internet, making cereal, boba and chewing gum from scratch in designer clothes. Somewhere along the way, the internet crowned her the face of the tradwives, and last month she went on Call Her Daddy, pulled out her phone, Googled the definition on air and went through it point by point, explaining why none of it describes her. The reaction was crazyyyy. People said she was gaslighting, rewriting history and that she used to tag her own videos with the word. I came into this video agreeing with that, and then the research changed my mind about most of it. In this episode: how Nara actually got here, where the word tradwife comes from and the women who built it, why Ballerina Farm also rejects the label, and what the Call Her Daddy interview does and doesn't prove. Plus the question underneath all of it. If nobody in the chain ever meant it politically, how did it get all the way here? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nkswrldd/ Sabrina Carpenter has been on one of the biggest runs in pop music history. But underneath the bows, the vintage pin-up aesthetic, and the explicit content is a question nobody seems to want to answer directly. Is she performing for the girls or for the gaze? And does it even matter which one if the image delivers the same thing to the culture either way? This video goes all the way back. The Disney era. The aesthetic shift. The W Magazine photoshoot and the 1997 film I watched specifically for this video. The Man's Best Friend album cover. And the visual language that has been circulating in pop culture long before Sabrina Carpenter picked up a microphone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Go to https://baskandlatherco.com and use code NKSWRLD for 20% off. North West is only thirteen years old, yet she has a signed record deal, has released an EP, has a fourteen-date tour, and has twenty-one million followers on a joint TikTok account with her mother. She attended Paris Fashion Week alone, was approached by grown men, and neither of her parents was there. In today's episode, we are getting into all of the controversies surrounding North, the adultification of Black girls and how child content creation will be in the future. If you are a child content creator or know one who needs support, California's Child Content Creator Rights Act (SB 764) requires earnings to be protected in a trust. Learn more at dir.ca.gov. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Madison Beer has been called the most perfect face on the internet. And the internet spent the last several years trying to prove she paid for it. In this episode, I am breaking down who Madison Beer actually is before the face discourse started, what the forensic scrutiny of her features looks like up close, and what the whole debate says about a beauty standard designed to keep everyone slightly behind. This one is not about whether she is lying. It is about why we care so much. And what that says about all of us. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ariana Grande has been explaining her body to strangers on the internet since she was nineteen years old. This video is not about diagnosing her, deciding whether she's okay, or picking a side in a debate that she never asked to be the centre of. It's about going back to the beginning, walking the actual timeline, and asking a question nobody seems to want to sit with: Are we watching out for her or just watching her? If you or someone you know is struggling with an eating disorder, please reach out to the Alliance for Eating Disorders Awareness helpline at 1-866-662-1235. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Saint Satine is HYBE and Geffen's newest global girl group. Three of their four members already went through a survival show two years ago, didn't make the first group, and got called back to do it again. The fourth was selected while she was still legally a minor, as required by California law to be in school during the month her competitors were training full-time. Before they've released a real body of work, there's already a racism controversy nobody has addressed, a selection controversy nobody has explained, and a song in their debut catalogue with adult innuendo. This video gets into all of it. Where Saint Satine came from, the company behind them, every controversy surrounding their formation, and what the whole situation says about an industry that keeps doing this to young women and calling it an opportunity. If you haven't seen my Katseye video, watch that first. Link above. It's important context for everything we cover here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Go to https://baskandlatherco.com and use code NKSWRLD for 20% off! Go to http://hellobatch.com/NK and use code NK at checkout for 30% off sitewide! Blake Lively has spent the last year as the most-debated woman on the internet, and somehow, the actual conversation about her keeps getting buried in the noise. In this episode, I'm doing a full three-part breakdown of the "It Ends With Us" press tour, the Justin Baldoni lawsuit, and the very deliberate way Blake has moved through all of it. Whether you love her or hate her, the woman has a strategy, and most people completely missed it while they were busy arguing about her personality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Hey, I’m Nkiruka, but you can call me NK! This podcast is your go-to for smart, funny, and unfiltered conversations about beauty, culture, and modern womanhood. Expect discussions that challenge beauty standards, decode viral trends, and explore what it truly means to be a modern woman.
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