In the video, a former model scout, who has also worked as a model and photographer, reacts to a video where model scouts rate people's physical attractiveness. He shares insights from his experience in the industry, discussing how attractiveness is measured differently for modeling compared to personal preference. The scout emphasizes marketability over conventional good looks, explaining that not everyone is suitable for high fashion but may fit other modeling roles like lifestyle shoots. He critiques the scouts' ratings and comments, pointing out pandering and unrealistic expectations set by the industry. The video concludes with the scout's candid delivery of the harsh realities of modeling standards, particularly regarding height requirements for men.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker has worked as a model scout, model, and photographer.
2. The model scout evaluates marketability based on height and size, not just attractiveness.
3. The scout has been scouting models for several decades.
4. The scout looks for broad shoulders in male models for certain types of ads.
5. The scout differentiates between personal attraction and marketability in the fashion industry.
6. Charisma is described as making others feel good about themselves.
7. The scout uses terms like "marketable" instead of "attractive" to avoid hurting feelings.
8. Age is a significant factor in modeling; it's harder to start a career after 23.
9. The scout suggests that not everyone is suited for high fashion or e-commerce modeling.
10. There's an implication that the modeling industry accepts all heights, sizes, and ages, but this is contested by the speaker.
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