This is a YouTube video titled "How To Tell If Someone's Giving You a Genuine Smile..." containing a dialogue between two speakers discussing how to recognize authentic smiles by observing facial features such as the eyes, cheeks, and smile lines. The conversation includes a personal anecdote about a child’s perspective on happiness expressed through facial skin.
How can you tell if someone's giving you a real smile?
After smizing. Smizing?
What's smizing?
Kind of like right there. Yeah. Your eyes are kind of like crow eyes.
Okay, so I can give you crow's feet.
Oh yeah. With a really fake smile. The bottom.
Half is not there, yeah.
It's all in.
Our cheeks. Is it? Okay. Okay, so when we're happy, our cheeks pop up. And then this skin is usually flat. Uh huh. And we get smile bags.
Ah, okay. So if we have smile bags, So the cheeks are pushing up against the eyes.
Yeah, it has nothing to.
Do with a fake smile. But you're not authentic smiling.
My daughter Emma was four when I was describing all these different points on the face for joy, and she said, Mama, you just have to look at the skin right there. If it's fat, they're happy. And that was sort of the beginning of pulling this one piece that was specific for each emotion.