Catcalls are no big deal,just ignore them.It is far less common for white men to behave this way.And that video was fake-no woman-especially one as ugly as that woman was-gets that many catcalls.I am way above average in attractiveness,spent my whole life in NYC,wear whatever I want and I very rarely get catcalled.I get a lot of stares but few derogatory comments. Maybe its because so many people walk around in NYC, the average person's threshold for noticing an individual is much higher, and the individual has to do more to stand out?    I've noticed, too, it's not necessarily the most attractive women who get cat-called. I saw this Japanese article last week that sort of gives a different perspective and it sort of reminds me of experiences I've had.     ?Women who attract chikan, and women who don?t?: The illustrated guide that?s provoking*debate | RocketNews24    Those most at risk from chikan [sexual harassment or assault], the notes below the image tell us, are school students in uniform, and meek-looking women in demure clothing. Women who wear loud clothing, or who look tall or powerful, are less likely to be attacked.    Obviously there are cultural differences, but I agree the occurrence of this harassment isn't on axes of Attractive/Unattractive vs. Modest/Immodest nor does it doesn't happen randomly and uniformly to all women. I think it is about power for the man making statements and they will be more likely to do it depending on how approachable or vulnerable the woman is, and maybe how valuable she might be sexually (ex. younger, less around-the-block looking, attractive enough). An extremely attractive blonde woman who looks confident is too intimidating; an attractive enough, shifty-eyed brunette walking nervously is an easier target. Sometimes, I think it's that power aspect plus it is also a Black micro aggression against Whites.