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22 Jul

if you look bad in a slick back bun,

if you look bad in a slick back bun,
FOLLOW MY LIFE: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clancyburke/ Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/59XCyJmLT7bpbvX0thNnEZ?si=8a00bc710b094f47 Podcast instagram: https://www.instagram.com/offtherecordpodcast_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@clancyburke Shop my Amazon favorites! https://www.amazon.com/shop/clancyburke Business inquiries: clancy@tbhonestsocial.com Get the music I use in my videos here! http://share.epidemicsound.com/Dh7N7 Hellloooo! My name is Clancy and I'm originally from Long Island, NY, whch is about 40 minutes from NYC. In 2017, I moved to Ohio to become a TV news reporter, but after waking up at 2 a.m. for 5 years, I decided to leave that job and pursue YouTube full-time. I recently bought a house in Cincinnati and love making all kinds of videos, focusing on everything from money and finances (saving, budgeting, and being financally independent in your 20's) to health, fitness, and nutrition, to beauty and fashion. I LOVE making "what I spend in a...
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2 May

Who is allowed to smell bad?

Who is allowed to smell bad?
If you look at what’s trending among perfume connoisseurs, it would seem that people no longer want to smell good. What people are seeking instead is the strange, the avant-garde, or to be a little bit stinky. Perfume enthusiasts are favouring the strange over the fresh, with brands like Marlou coming into their own with animalic scents meant to recall bodily odours and sensual encounters like the somewhat infamous Ambilux. There’s been a move towards metallic fragrance notes from niche to mainstream brands, with some consumers craving a cyborgian scent-cloud. Niche perfume house Toskovat rocketed to fame with their unsettling scents and seemingly wild fragrance notes (credit cards and priests’ clothes, anyone?). They are best known for their scent Inexcusable Evil,...
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11 Feb

Does having bad morals really make you ugly?

Does having bad morals really make you ugly?
Over the last few months, it’s become increasingly clear that Timothée Chalamet, the golden boy of Hollywood, has fallen out of favour among young people. Many believed the day would never come, as Chalamet, with his floppy brown hair and “intense” green eyes, played gut-wrenchingly sensitive characters in Call Me By Your Name (2017), Beautiful Boy (2018) and Little Women (2019). While we watched him desperately pine over Oliver (Armie Hammer) and Jo (Saoirse Ronan), he appealed so perfectly to the desires many young people have about men: that they can be beautiful, kind and sensitive. The vulnerability he displayed in those roles, coupled with his slender frame, meant that he was seen as the antithesis of “toxic masculinity”, and...
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