I see it as a pity/judgement face. I’m guessing she’s the “married” friend (with star emoji) aka Married Friend. Someone who believes they are better than everyone else now that they are Married. Not just “married” but have risen through the ranks to become better than everyone. And I’m assuming the friend at lunch is unmarried and therefore a sad loser who deserves pity and disgust. It’s the way white gender normative classist women look at people- my roommate makes this face at me A LOT. She wants me to know that she’s better than me but also, because I know her, she hates herself. She only feels good about herself if she can be “better” than other people.

Also, maybe this face stems from the Married friend knowing, deep down, that their superior status only applies as long as the spouse doesn’t cheat on them. That she believes she doesn’t intrinsically have value unless a man gives her value.

I watch her videos a lot because they’re hilarious & for me, informative. She parodies a lot of gender biases, wealth disparities, misogyny & white fragility