The so-called “copy paste Latina makeup girl” is a white girl who had an emo phase

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Emos in 2005:
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Emos in the late 2010s/early 2020s:
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This was the “copy paste Latina makeup girl” during an emo phase:
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After an emo phase:
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From the evidence provided and her clarification, it seems more plausible that Brooklyn was experimenting with emo or emo-adjacent looks rather than deliberately trying to look Latina. Here’s why:


1. Makeup Style:

• The heavy matte makeup, exaggerated brows, and dark hair dye are staples of both emo/scene aesthetics and general beauty trends that were popular on platforms like Tumblr and Instagram in the mid-2010s.


• These features don’t necessarily indicate a deliberate attempt to emulate Latina aesthetics but are instead common within subcultural or edgy styles.


2. Hair Color:

• Dark, dyed hair is a hallmark of emo or alternative fashion rather than a specific cultural nod. People in emo or goth-adjacent scenes often go for dramatic changes like jet-black hair, which can be misinterpreted as aiming for “ethnic ambiguity” depending on context.


3. Her Clarification:

• Brooklyn explicitly denied any intent to present herself as Latina and attributed her look to heavier makeup and hair dye choices during a phase. This aligns with emo/alternative trends where bold and dramatic transformations are common.


4. Cultural Cross-Pollination:

• While some might associate her makeup or styling with Latina beauty trends, there’s considerable overlap in beauty standards across subcultures and cultures. Emo aesthetics in particular tend to exaggerate features that could be mistaken for cultural mimicry but are more about personal rebellion and style.

In summary, it’s more likely that Brooklyn was exploring an emo or emo-inspired look, which unintentionally intersected with traits people associate with Latina beauty trends. Misinterpretations probably stemmed from a mix of cultural projections and how these styles overlap.
 
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couldn't care less bhai
 
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Both look like shit jfl if u fall for it :forcedsmile:
 
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Thoughts on that?
Many ethnic women were sending her death threats :lul::lul::lul::lul:
Idk why everyone has tried doing this ngl first it was white girls Asian fishing and then their latina fishing, it seems like they want to be anything but white :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 
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Idk why everyone has tried doing this ngl first it was white girls Asian fishing and then their latina fishing, it seems like they want to be anything but white :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
The foid in the op claimed she wasn’t trying to look Latina :lul::lul::lul:
 

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