- I am tall.
(intense music)
- Right, so I feel like obviously the question would be,
what's everyone's height?
- Yeah, I can start. I'm on that.
I'm 6'5".
- I'm 6'1".
- I'm 6'2". Jesus.
- I'm 6'3".
- I'm 6'1".
- I'm 6'2".
- Oh, period.
- What?
- I love it.
- Okay. I feel like we should all be friends.
(group laughs)
- Wait, can I just say, when I was coming in,
like I was so scared I couldn't see anything.
And I'm always looking for like things to avoid
when I'm walking.
(group laughs)
- My biggest fear was just, I don't wanna hit anything.
- Right. It's so embarrassing.
- I'm very unaware of like my feet.
- I'm so clumsy. - Can we do shoe size as well?
- Oh yeah. - Yes.
- Men's 12.
- I'm a woman's 11 and then men's 9.5.
- Yeah, I'm the same as her. I'm a woman's 11.
And a men, well I guess it depends on the shoe.
- Yeah, it does.
- I'm women's 11.
Men's 9 1/2, same.
- Women's 12. I don't know men's size.
- Women's 11, men's 9.
- I'm a women's 10.
- Did anyone here do like theater in high school?
- Oh, I did theater in high school.
- No, I was in band.
- Always cast as like- - Yes.
- Like, the mom or like the-
(group laughs)
- Yes, the mom, the funny character.
- The funny character.
- Never the love interest.
- Oh my gosh, I feel you.
- Actors are like 5'6".
- Yo, literally.
- See that's my fear.
Like I wanna do acting, but I'm like,
I'll never ever have that experience.
- Sometimes shorter girls have a higher voice.
So I was like, hm.
If someone has a really high voice,
I feel like that's gonna give it away.
- But also, like seeing diversity in heights
from relationships is nice.
Like the person I'm seeing is shorter than me
and people are always giving me crap for it.
- Me too.
- What's the height difference?
- He's 5'9" and I'm 6'1".
- My boyfriend is 5'11" and I'm 6'2".
So three inches.
- Do you guys like have any like cutoffs,
like you would only date this short?
- Nah.
- I did for a bit. - Yeah.
- But I was like, you know what,
I'm raising my standards literally.
Like, you gotta be this tall to ride this ride.
(group laughs)
- Hey.
- So, like-
- Yeah, just having that like,
being like, oh they have to be this height.
You're missing out probably on just a lot of people.
- Yeah. - Oh yeah.
- Mm-hmm. - Just gotta have patience.
- Do you feel like you can't wear like shoes?
I wanna talk about heels.
- Oh I love heels.
- See I typically, I don't like wearing heels anyway,
so it's like if I wear them it's mainly for modeling
or for like different, you know, I be doing what I do,
but it's like I don't wanna stand out even more.
- I mean I'm a flats for.
I love my sandals, I love my sneakers.
- I'm wearing sandals right now.
- Yup. You know what I mean?
Like just have my toes done. Like you could still like,
pull some fits with some sandals and like cute flats.
- Yeah. - Legit.
- I just feel like I'm like, I'm already 6'2",
I might as well be 6'5" or 6'6".
- Literally.
- That's the first thing they notice.
So for me, I like platforms, I like heels.
- What is a quote that people always say to you?
But nobody can have the same answer.
- Oh.
- I'm gonna go first. - Okay, you go first.
- I'll go second.
- He was telling me like, wow, you're tall.
Like they say like-
- Oh yeah, you took the one.
- No way.
- I'm sorry. Sorry I had to, I was first.
- No, those generic ones like,
oh what's the weather like up there?
That's like, literally when you're like
elementary school type.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, literally.
- Do you play bas-
- For me it's always what sport do you play? Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Yeah, it's always that.
- Lauren, she didn't really talk very much.
It was in an earlier round
where you don't really have much to go off of
but vibes.
- Or like it's a waste If I'm not playing that sport.
- Yes.
- I'm like, I'm sorry, I'm literally a klutz .
I don't think you want me to play.
- No, literally.
Like the basketball coach at my high school was like
just stand there and just put your arms out.
(group laughs)
- It won't help. - That's not how that works.
- Is anybody an athlete?
- Oh. I'm a basketball player, so, but.
- I used to play volleyball in school and-
- In high school?
- I did swim. Yeah.
But nowadays I fly trapeze.
- Oh my goodness. - Wow.
- What?
- I fly trapeze. - That's so cool.
- Oh whoa, that's sick.
- That's really cool. That's scary.
- It would be tough to be tall
'cause like you have a lot of body to.
- It's actually better to be tall.
(bell ringing)
(dramatic drumming music)
(buzzer sound)
- Find that shorty.
(laughter)
Getting voted out first was shocking
because being tall is the first thing that people see
in my daily life.
And so for people to believe
that I wasn't tall was a first for me.
- I have a question.
Like, what's everyone's ethnic background
and are your parents tall?
- I'm white and yeah, both of my parents are tall.
My mom is 6'0"
and my dad is 6'3" and my brother's 6'6".
So a little tall family.
(laughter)
- I'm Mexican. My mom's 5'7".
My dad's 6'4" and my 15-year-old brother's 6'3".
- Wow, okay. - Yeah.
(laughter)
- My mom is 5- she likes to say she's 5'9",
but she's not.
She's like 5'8 3/4".
And my dad is like 6'0".
But my, I get my height from my mom's side of the family.
So I have cousins and they're like 6'6" and 6'9".
And I had like a - Oh my goodness
- Great-great grandmother that's like 7'1".
- Goddamn.
- Oh my goodness.
- So it's like all on my mom's side.
- Yeah.
- So that's where I get my height from.
- She was going into a lot of detail about her family.
Something like the mole would do is just be
very, very detailed than necessary
and I think that's what most liars do.
- Oh and I'm black, I'm sorry.
- Oh (laughs)
- My mom's Korean, my dad's white
and people always are like, oh it must be like
your white side where you get your height from or something.
But actually my Korean side's really tall.
My uncle's over 6'0".
I've got cousins that are over 6'0".
My doctor thought I would, you know,
cap out at 5'11", but I just kept going.
(group laughs)
- Classic, classic.
- I admittedly fibbed during the group round about
like saying that a lot of my family is tall
because I thought that it might be suspicious.
- I'm black and
my mom is 5'7" on a good day
and my dad like wants to believe that he's 6'3".
- Don't they all.
- He is, right.
I think he's 6'2" 'cause I can see
over the top of his head when I'm wearing shoes.
And again, I'm 6'1" and I'm an only child.
- It's crazy 'cause she has a similar experience that I do
where her parents are shorter than her
and she's an only child.
I'm like, are you trying to take my thing?
Because (scoffs)
- My whole family is tall on both sides.
My mom is 5'10", my dad is 6'4".
I have an older brother and he's 6'3".
My grandma is actually the shortest person
in my family and she's 5'7".
- Oh wow.
- So can I ask where y'all buy pants?
- Old Navy.
Old Navy. - Really?
- Yes. - I'm an Old Navy stan
till the day I die. - Old Navy too.
- Me too.
- If I go to Old Navy it's only because
I like, I need pants quick,
but I know that I'm still gonna be like two inches short.
So I'm gonna be high watering it and-
- Classic.
- We're cuffing, we're cuffing.
- Honestly, I thrift a lot.
- Yeah, me too.
- And so it's always like a one-by-one case,
you know, scenario.
- You gotta like look at the bottom of
the pant rack when you're thrifting.
(group laughs)
- When in doubt.
- I sometimes just skip straight to the men's section.
- Yup. - Yeah.
- And see what happens.
- And the docs to like hide the ankles.
- Stop. (laughs)
- When the pants are a little too tall.
- Literally.
- Do you guys have like a feeling
about just being tall?
'Cause for me, you know, when you're taller
at a younger age you're deemed more mature.
- Yes.
- So I just feel like alongside with like
just people staring, it just sucks like,
you know, as women. - It's fetishist.
- Mhm. - Right.
- You know how it is, so. - Got it.
- Yeah, I get there's like there's,
well I won't say it happens a lot.
There was like this one guy in particular, maybe two,
but he would come up to me and be like,
oh well you know we're the same size laying down.
- Ugh. - Ew.
- Get 'em.
- That's just horrible.
- No, the worst pickup line is like,
can I climb that tree?
- Oh yeah.
- I hate that too.
- What I've been getting lately is,
oh let's make a D-1 baby.
- Oh that one too.
- I had this like really bad memory at a summer camp
where I was sitting and you know,
everyone else was dancing
and no one asked me 'cause I was so tall.
- Oh.
- And some guy came up to me and was asking me to dance
and I stood up and I was taller than him and he was like
oh my bad, I didn't realize you were a man.
(gasps)
- I was like. - What?
- You know, at that age that hurt.
- But thinking back. - Girl, what's his name?
- I don't know. - I will find him.
- You dodged a bullet.
- But it really just like clears the.
- Well and they come up and they're like, oh my gosh
you're so tall and ask these questions.
But like I feel like you wouldn't ask that
to a short person.
And be like, wow, you're so short.
- Yeah, you wouldn't.
- But you wouldn't. Well, I mean.
I think sometimes that does happen.
- I mean I would.
- Damn.
(bell ringing)
(dramatic drumming music)
- [Producer] There was actually a tie.
- (coughs) Sorry.
(group laughs)
- [Producer] Between Hana and Janell.
You guys can have 60 seconds to ask them anything.
- Okay, really quick,
what's like a unique experience that
like short people wouldn't have had?
- I have a friend who's like 4'9"
and I was FaceTiming her the other day
and she started freaking out
because she was like, oh my God
I can't believe that's your, your like daily vision.
'Cause my head was like above the fridge.
- Oh yeah.
- And it didn't occur to me.
I was like, oh yeah most people
don't see the top of their fridge. (laughs)
- I mean for me I think it's just reaching stuff.
Like my friends are a lot shorter than me
so I just feel like I can just
reach a lot of stuff for them.
I worked in retail like when I was in high school.
So just being able to help customers like grab
the tallest thing off
like the highest shelf possible.
Like was a plus for me.
(bell ringing)
- When Janell was talking about reaching
at the top of a shelf where I was like,
yeah, I do that all the time.
But like I'm never reaching at
the most high shelf of a grocery store.
Like I can't even reach that.
So either she's really, really tall.
Or not tall at all.
(dramatic music)
(buzzer sound)
- Uh.
(laughter)
- I was really surprised they voted me out
'cause I was bringing in a lot of personal experiences.
- [Producer] If you guys think the mole is still in the box,
and want to keep playing. Raise your hand.
- Have you ever done anyone, like done anything to
make yourself like not, how do I explain this?
- Like not-
Okay, like when I was, not to,
not to shrink myself, but almost the opposite.
Like when I first went to college
I dyed my hair pink because. - Oh yeah.
- Specifically I was like, I wanna be known
as the girl with pink hair.
Not the tall girl.
- Yes. - Mm.
- Yeah.
- I actually also had pink hair at one point.
- Oh hell yeah.
- I think for me it was like
if people are gonna stare at me
and they're gonna fixate on me
no matter what I do,
I'd rather they remember me
for something that I do.
- Intentionally, than just like genetics.
Rather than what I look like.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Yeah no, for me,
I haven't really entered my adult phase yet.
- Right.
- So I'm kind of still in that teen era.
So I'm kind of the opposite.
I kind of do a lot to like shrink myself.
Like in photos you'll never catch me standing up straight
unless it's a basketball photo.
But like I'll always be slouching or like when we,
when I'm like with friends,
I'm always like really cognizant
of like how much taller I am than them.
So like hopefully someday I'll be as confident
as all of you beautiful women are.
- I know you guys are amazing.
I'm older than everyone here.
- Wear the heels and everything.
- And just like dang.
It's annoying to be like, especially with my name
I have a unique name.
So if someone is like,
oh I was just talking to Kirah the other day,
like oh the tall one.
What other Kirahs do you know?
- Right.
- Like so why do you have to-
- Add that.
- Right.
- Yeah, no, that always comes in.
Like I've had people come after me
like in the hall at school like,
"Hey, you tall girl. Hey, hey you".
I'm like, I have a name.
- Like there was one round where Tatiana was
a little quieter and so I was like, oh is she
running out of things that she's to say.
- I feel like you're all tall. (laughs)
- If you're short, would you like to.
- Yeah, if you're short just say.
- Say something suspicious.
- Pfft.
- Just say that you're short. Go ahead.
(bell ringing) - Oh my God.
(dramatic drumming music)
(buzzer sound)
- I had no idea people were suspicious of me at all.
I was shocked when I got voted out.
You could see it in my face.
- [Producer] If you want to keep playing
because you think that there is still
a short girl among the four of you in that box.
Raise your hand on three.
1.
2.
3.
- If the box turns green,
the four of you will split the cash prize
because you have correctly voted the mole out.
- We trust you.
- I hope y'all are tall.
- I know.
- [Producer] The box is
green.
- Yeah!
(applause)
- [Producer] You are all tall.
- Period.
- Yes.
- I called it. - Tall.
- [Producer] On the count of three,
you can remove your blindfolds.
1.
2.
3.
(gasps)
- Oh my gosh, you're so little.
(laughter)
- Hey y'all.
- Good to see you.
- I was a bit startled at first.
Especially when I turned and saw her
standing next to me
and it was a very large height difference.
- Nice to meet you all.
- High fives. Up here so she can't reach.
(group laughs)
- Exclude her from us.
- I'm just kidding.
- You guys are awesome. I'm 4'11".
- Oh my God.
- Yes. But it's actually crazy
'cause you guys are bringing up
like a lot of people bring up stuff
about your height and I've never really thought about that.
'Cause I get that a lot with me.
Like almost on an everyday basis of being short.
- Yeah, I have a short friend, she's like 5'0".
- I have a short friend.
(group laughs)
- It's like we literally have almost the same experience.
It's just flipped.
- Different. Right, exactly. Reversed, so.
- So it's like we send each other like
tall and short memes.
You get it, you get it.
- Support each other.
My sister, she's actually 6'0".
So I basically took her persona.
She gave me like her whole life story.
I mean I already know it 'cause I'm her sister.
- I felt like I was looking up
at a lot of the women around me.
I was like, this is amazing.
I rarely feel this way.
It was super empowering to see
and meet these other beautiful women
that have experienced the same thing as me.
- Could you tilt down?
Yeah. Lower, lower. There we go.
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And thank you so much to all of our tall queens.
High five.
- Woo. (laughs)
(gasps)
- Oh my goodness.
- This is like a stack.
- Ay.
- Extra height.
- Hello?
- Kay, bye guys. - Hello, hello?