A short first-person YouTube monologue by Katie McManus describing how social media (TikTok) influences personal beauty choices. Katie recounts seeing Bailey Marie Foray’s sock-curling hair hack, deciding to try it despite having straight hair and unwashed hair, and reflects playfully on the awkwardness of sleeping with bulky socks for styling purposes.
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Okay. So it's really funny how, like, you know, we see people on TikTok and we follow them. Like, they might follow us back, and then we're like, oh, my God. They're like, my buddy. I should do what they do. Because, like, Bailey Marie Foray tried to curl her hair with socks the other day, and I was like, that. That I should try that. Mm. So she did this little top thing. And actually worked for her. So I'm like, I hope it works for me. I have, like, the straightest hair ever. Okay. All right. That's something. That's kind of nice. All right. And she had, like, white socks. I just have, like, these ugly, like, pattern socks. Okay. I also didn't wash my hair last night, so, honestly, it's probably gonna look kind of grungy today because, you know. Yeah, that's actually not bad. That's actually not bad. I feel less stupid for being influenced to sleep really badly with uncomfortable, big, bulky socks on either side of my skull. Okay, well, maybe with some dry shampoo or something. Happy Saturday.