Known for her breezy, effortless comedic style and quirky, chopped-together videos, Jenna Marbles has been taking the world by storm with a Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook following that companies spending huge amounts on advertising would kill for. Perhaps, in part, what people find so intriguing about her is that she embodies just about every contradiction on the planet. Young, blonde go-go dancers aren’t supposed to be smart, interesting, or have a Master’s degree, and they’re sure as heck not supposed to be funny. Leave that to the sweaty, profane male actors and comedians clogging up the talk show and comedy circuit, vastly outnumbering their female counterparts. But watch even one of her videos, and I promise you’ll be hooked. The thing about them which must be in part why audiences find them so appealing is that they’re deeply rooted in pervasive stereotypes that are very real, and affect people on an everyday basis. No matter what package you come in, no one is free from judgment.

“Let me give you an example, I can almost promise you if you clicked on one of my videos before without ever seeing them before you probably expected something from seeing a blonde girl in from of her computer, and instead you got a whole bunch of crazy you didn’t expect at all, right? We judge each other. Everybody judges each other.”