Tyra Banks isn’t any stranger to being on high, shattering trade norms, and cementing herself as an iconic determine in fashionable tradition. In 2003, Banks merged her love of modeling and tv, creating the hit competitors sequence “America’s Subsequent High Mannequin,” which noticed aspiring fashions dwelling collectively in a home whereas competing in intense challenges which have since drawn a lot scrutiny and criticism.

Within the new Netflix docuseries “Actuality Examine: Inside America’s Subsequent High Mannequin,” Tyra Banks, former judges Jay Manuel, J. Alexander, and Nigel Barker, and former contestants and winners sit down for an explosive interview reflecting on the present’s “difficult historical past.”

Banks, 52, is the middle of the upcoming Netflix docuseries and seems to be addressing a few of the hard-hitting questions concerning the present and its problematic and troubled historical past.

“I knew I went too far. It was very, very intense, however you guys have been demanding it, so we stored pushing it, an increasing number of and extra,” Banks stated in a clip of the sequence shared on-line.

For “ANTM” loyalists, the trailer will deliver again intense emotions, as flashbacks from a few of the sequence’ most surprising moments are laced all through the practically two-minute clip, reminding some viewers precisely why they have been outraged to start with.

In line with a press launch from Netflix, “America’s Subsequent High Mannequin” was created by Banks, Ken Mok, and Kenya Barris. The sequence ran for twenty-four seasons from 2003 to 2016 and, throughout its heyday, drew over 100 million viewers.

People started questioning “ANTM’s” place in popular culture historical past in the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, nevertheless, referencing the manufacturing’s “drastic haircuts and invasive dental surgical procedures.” The sequence additionally acquired criticism over the judges’ merciless critiques of contestants’ our bodies.

Directed by Mor Loushy and Daniel Sivan, identified for his or her work on Netflix’s “American Manhunt: Osama Bin Laden,” the brand new sequence will characteristic unique interviews with Banks, Mok, former judges, and contestants, together with Whitney Thompson, Giselle Samson, Shannon Stewart, Shandi Sullivan, Dani Evans, and Keenyah Hill.

The teaser for the upcoming “Actuality Examine” docuseries has despatched a wave of pleasure throughout social media, with many customers taking to totally different platforms to precise their enthusiasm about Banks’ participation within the mission.

Different customers wrote about how keen they have been to listen to Banks deal with a few of the present’s most controversial moments.

Others, nevertheless, voiced their frustration with how Banks appeared within the teaser, noting her assertion that she went “too far” as a result of “you guys have been demanding it.”

“Not the gaslighting…” somebody wrote, whereas one other questioned, “Marvel if she’ll take accountability for something?”

“D-mn, she simply say it was our fault,” somebody posted earlier than one other stated the Smize & Dream proprietor “hates taking accountability for her actions.”

“ANTM didn’t age effectively, but it surely was good within the second. I might be seated for this,” another person shared.

The feedback have been a lot the identical beneath one other put up selling the brand new sequence.

“If she’s concerned, the reality shouldn’t be gonna be advised,” somebody wrote. “Hmmm, lol,” one other posted.

“I do know she ain’t blaming us,” another person wrote.

“Don’t know who’s extra delulu, Tyra or JLo. The actual Teflon Queens!” stated one other consumer.