Hello, what pass hermosos bastards?

Me am I, Philip DeFranco, and I've done a duo lingo and did that for like two hours,

and I'm pretty sure I just mastered a language.

I didn't.

Also, I did realize that I can't use my American voice to say Spanish.

Hola, what happens, Hermosos, Bastardo?

This is just for fun.

Do not expect a Philip DeFranco show in Espanol.

But I really do have a good show for you. So buckle up, hit that like button and let's just jump into it.

And to start today off, let's talk about this Florence Pew body shaming controversy that you might have seen.

So she is an actress, she's in Rome, she wears a pink Valentino dress for a fashion event. Though I can't show you the photo here on YouTube because they're fascists. They're not, they're not fascists. I also, we shouldn't overuse that word

since they're actual fascist trying to take over the country right now. What I mean is I can't show

it because the top of her dress is sheer. You can see her chest, including her nipples through it,

which of course, the science has shown us very dangerous. As we know, if you look directly at too many nipples during the course of your life, your brain explodes. A bad day for you and an unfortunate mess for someone else to clean up.

It's rude.

But for Florence, not long after she posts the photo of her wearing the dress on Instagram,

she follows it up with a second post addressing all the comments that she received for it.

Saying that when she wore it, she obviously knew that it would drum up some reactions,

but adding, and witness is just how easy it is for men to totally destroy a woman's body publicly proudly for

everyone to see it isn't the first time and certainly won't be the last time a woman will hear what's

wrong with her body by a crowd of strangers what's worrying is just how vulgar some of you men can be

and adding she's come to terms with all the elements of her body even the parts that she used to have

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