Trisha Paytas launches her own skincare, but fans are convinced it's a parody of a commercial from the 2000s

On Monday June 7th, Trisha Paytas shocked fans when she posted a commercial-styled video to YouTube announcing the launch of her new skincare brand.33-year-old YouTuber Trisha Paytas is well known for her drama videos, mukbangs, and shopping hauls. She has amassed over five million subscribers on her YouTube channel, and has recently gained fame for being the co-host, alongside Ethan Klein, of the Frenemies podcast.Also read: Video showing Sienna Mae allegedly kissing and groping &quot;unconscious&quot; Jack Wright sparks fury, Twitter slams her for &quot;lying&quot;Trisha Paytas announces new skin care lineOn Monday afternoon, Trisha took to YouTube to announce the launch of her new skincare brand called &quot;TrishSkin&quot;. Her video, titled &quot;Trish Skin Care Commercial 1&quot;, was filmed in the style of a commercial, with Trish showing images of the products as well as before and after photos.The 33-year-old also showcased multiple elixirs and creams, and demonstrated the usage of each.The style of the video, however, caught the attention of many as fans weren't sure if she was joking or not, implying that the video was merely a comical parody.Also read: Mike Majlak claims he's not the father of Lana Rhoades' baby, calls himself an &quot;idiot&quot; for Maury tweetFans confused about Trisha's commercialAlthough happy for the YouTube star, fans of Trisha Paytas were a bit perplexed regarding the commercial, confused if it was either real or a joke.Fans also called her out for the prices of the products, calling her a &quot;hypocrite&quot; for pretending to endorse affordable products, yet selling skin care for over $100.girl i thought that video was a joke huh pic.twitter.com/Ky5hW2BXV1— Curtis Grant (@curtycant) June 8, 2021Is this true?? If so ima Need A LOT of this— Manny (@SkatingSire) June 8, 2021Nope. That’s a filter. Your skin does not look like that in real life girl.— A Broad Cast Podcast (@a_broad_prod) June 8, 2021The filter on this ad is ridiculous. I was rooting for you but this is just selling a lie. You had chemical peels. You have heavy filters on the ad. Just…no.— Kathi (@Just__Katie__) June 8, 2021Trish!!!! This Ad is the perfect blend of seriousness and satire. Absolutely 10/10— villanelle // ✨ (@comingoflilith) June 8, 2021Need some unfiltered shots. Good skin care routines dont just make texture magically go away. Putting unrealistic standards to what skin care can do is what makes people struggle the most with finding what they need— Thediaryof (@Thediaryof2) June 8, 2021 pic.twitter.com/aF9S76SCub— yellow star-thistle (@DannieMoo) June 8, 2021Omg I thought it was a joke omg— emilee (@emilee97160483) June 7, 2021why is it $200— heavena (@yungprickof) June 7, 2021Queen of &quot; i nEvEr uSE fiLTErS&quot; except when it comes to false advertising— Maral (@yourlocalmaral) June 7, 2021It's a parody of a 2000s skincare commercial— ShneeQueen (@QueenIllyria) June 7, 2021Despite the majority of fans being excited for Trisha, others were left confused about the commercial or disappointed in the prices.To add, many pointed out that Trisha had done a chemical peel days prior to the commercial, causing fans to question the authenticity and effectiveness of her products.Also read:&quot;This just got heated real fast&quot;: Trisha Paytas, Tana Mongeau, and more react to Bryce Hall and Austin McBroom fight at boxing press conferenceHelp Sportskeeda improve its coverage of pop culture news. Take the 3-minute survey now.

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