In the age of social media and viral videos, a new controversial production has been circulating around the internet. Majorisnotreal presents "The Look", a short film featuring a conversation between two men discussing their views on women. The video has sparked intense debates on social media and has left viewers divided on the intention of the artistic creation.

The video begins with two men staring at a group of young women in the distance. One of the men asks the other, "Why are you looking at them girls like that?" to which the other responds bluntly, "Look good. That's why I'm looking at them like that." The conversation quickly turns inappropriate as one of the men, who is identified as the father of the other, remarks that he does not care about the age of the women he is eying. "They look like I give a fuck. They look like I give a fuck out of them," he says.

The conversation takes a dark turn as the father insinuates that his son does not understand the ways of the world. "You don't learn that when you get older. How's something just looking? That's the side of the front art, Kelly," he says. The conversation becomes more explicit as the father reveals that he is interested in a woman who is seemingly unapproachable due to her status and age. "Miss Penny? That's your way, like 400 pants. Plus, she and the wheelchair." The son tries to change the subject, but the father persists. "We're talking about, she's just a tall tree. And I want to cut it down. Yeah, before you cut it down, make sure you cut that branch off," he says inappropriately.

The video ends with the son telling his father to "shut the hell up", and the father telling him to get out of there. The purpose of the video and the message behind the conversation is unclear, leading to mixed reactions from viewers on social media. While some have called the video a biting commentary on toxic masculinity and the objectification of women, others have criticized it for promoting such behavior.

Majorisnotreal's "The Look" is a polarizing creation that has taken the internet by storm. While some questions remain about the intention of the video, it has undoubtedly opened up conversations about societal attitudes towards women and the role of art in sparking these discussions.