Shoutout @Elemental for surfacing this:

wtf you want us to do

call her a pedo

Wow and Rocky is ok with this?

Here we go with this cringe "same thing both sides no fair!!" Debate when we all know double standards exist in life when it comes to dynamics between men and women, and this is one of em it just ain't the same

she said this s*** to piss off the beliebers lmao

She probably deserves a life sentence for this tbh

Oh yall got a lot to say about men though. This would be a 40 page thread if it was any male entertainer

In all seriousness who the hell knows everything JB went thru getting in the industry at such a young age... besides just the hate because of his hair and that baby was an annoying song etc

Early 2010's was such a weird time

There was no collective of people calling out the sexualization of Justin Bieber which he has suffered a lot during his teens

But at the same time everyone came together to hate on him and his music for no reason at all

It was just too much for the people on the internet at the time to fathom of actual real life problems if it is not for s*** and giggles

Double standards are for mundane things like who pays the bill. Using double standards for predatory behavior with children is idiotic bro. Ain't no child should be sexualized like this

Kendrick accelerated all this and I hope it's gonna be dead in a year

bbc.com/news/health-67993618

The growing trend of children as young as eight using skincare products could leave them with irreversible skin problems, the British Association for Dermatologists has warned.

Some children are asking their parents for luxury items after seeing them used by their favourite influencers on platforms such as YouTube and TikTok.

But many of these contain potentially harmful active ingredients intended for adults only, such as exfoliating acids.
They can provoke allergies or eczema.

cnn.com/2024/01/18/opinions/sephora-kids-skin-care-teen-craze-thomas/index.html

Amplifying young people’s insecurities and selling them expensive, potentially damaging “fixes” feels especially pernicious at a time when adolescent girls are reporting record levels of sadness. But the erosion of traditional media has young people turning to evermore spurious sources for advice on how to proceed.

The hashtag #skincareroutine on TikTok has 77.3 billion views, and #preventativebotox has 59.7 million. All the time, younger and younger influencers are hopping aboard to share their “anti-aging” secrets. In a since-deleted video, one 14-year-old rattled off her daily routine, which includes (but isn’t limited to): double-cleansing, toner, vitamin C serum, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, two different types of moisturizer and a drink of green tea to slow down “the aging process.” “I started doing most of these things at 12,” she told her thousands of followers.

OP hates women confirmed

#Beliebersplzdontkillme

Second tweet has dropped

I think people forget how different social media consumption was before 2016-2017. #Metoo and accountability culture really changed the game and made celebs stop tweeting as casually as they did before. Here’s an example of Katy Perry saying some weird ass s*** to Rhianna that definitely wouldn’t fly in 2024

this video went over everyones head