What is the narrator's stance on sending hate to Umichi?

The narrator urges viewers not to send hate or threats to Umichi, emphasizing the importance of respectful discourse.

How does Umichi respond to the backlash?

Umichi's response is described as condescending and lacking genuine accountability, focusing more on her harassment than addressing the criticisms.

What positive aspect does the narrator mention about Umichi?

The narrator acknowledges that Umichi is open about her insecurities, which can help others feel less alone in their struggles.

What is the narrator's overall opinion on Umichi?

The narrator finds Umichi's actions problematic but also recognizes her beauty and the positive message about editing and self-acceptance.

Why Everyone Hates Umi Chii (TikTok Creep)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tU1rSPU8pEM

Summary

TLDRThe video delves into the controversies surrounding TikTok creator Umichi, who has been criticized for cultural appropriation, inappropriate comments about her race, and suggestive content. The narrator discusses the extreme backlash she has faced, including threats, while urging viewers not to send hate. They critique Umichi's response to the backlash as condescending and lacking accountability, highlighting the importance of responsible behavior on social media. Despite the controversies, the narrator acknowledges Umichi's openness about her insecurities as a positive aspect, while ultimately finding her actions problematic.

Takeaways

🚫 Don't send hate to Umichi, respect is key.
🗣️ Umichi faces backlash for cultural appropriation.
🤔 Her response to criticism is seen as condescending.
💔 The narrator emphasizes the importance of accountability.
🌟 Umichi is open about her insecurities, which is positive.
📱 Social media influencers have a responsibility.
⚠️ Criticism is not the same as hate.
💬 The narrator urges constructive discourse.
🎭 Umichi's content includes suggestive themes.
💖 Acknowledging beauty and self-acceptance is important.

Timeline

00:00:00 - 00:05:00
The speaker discusses the controversy surrounding a TikTok creator known for her porcelain doll cosplay videos, highlighting the extreme backlash and hate she has received, including threats and derogatory comments. The speaker emphasizes the importance of not sending hate to her, despite acknowledging her problematic behavior.
00:05:00 - 00:10:00
The speaker introduces a charitable cause related to a Palestinian individual named Mustafa, urging viewers to consider donating or spreading the word to help him rebuild his life after losing his home. This serves as a contrast to the negativity surrounding the TikTok creator.
00:10:00 - 00:15:00
The creator, Umichi, is described as being part of a unique community on TikTok that edits videos to resemble porcelain dolls. The speaker appreciates her transparency about editing but also notes that her actions have led to significant controversy and backlash.
00:15:00 - 00:20:00
The speaker delves into Umichi's controversies, including accusations of cultural appropriation and making inappropriate comments about her own race. The speaker provides context about societal pressures in the Philippines regarding skin color, suggesting that Umichi's comments may stem from broader cultural issues.
00:20:00 - 00:25:00
The speaker critiques Umichi's response to the backlash, describing it as condescending and lacking genuine accountability. They argue that her defense relies on claiming that criticisms are taken out of context, rather than addressing the actual issues raised against her.
00:25:00 - 00:31:25
In conclusion, the speaker reflects on the complexities of social media, the importance of accountability, and the need for influencers to be responsible with their platforms. They express hope for Umichi's improvement while reiterating that her past actions warrant valid criticism.

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Video Q&A

What controversies surround Umichi?
Umichi has faced backlash for cultural appropriation, inappropriate comments about her race, and suggestive content in her videos.
What is the narrator's stance on sending hate to Umichi?
The narrator urges viewers not to send hate or threats to Umichi, emphasizing the importance of respectful discourse.
How does Umichi respond to the backlash?
Umichi's response is described as condescending and lacking genuine accountability, focusing more on her harassment than addressing the criticisms.
What positive aspect does the narrator mention about Umichi?
The narrator acknowledges that Umichi is open about her insecurities, which can help others feel less alone in their struggles.
What is the narrator's overall opinion on Umichi?
The narrator finds Umichi's actions problematic but also recognizes her beauty and the positive message about editing and self-acceptance.

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I learned all the crazy controversy that
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people exposed her for, and I really
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mean it's a lot. I am never going to
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delete any of my videos, and the extreme
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magnification of horrible lies. But what
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I do have a problem with is when you
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literally start to gate a culture that's
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not even your own from other people.
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She's trying to present herself as this
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like educated person.
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[Music]
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Proud umi hater from day one. Please of
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herself instead.
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Well, cosplay is something very, very
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popular on Tik Tok. Some videos where
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people cosplay gain millions and
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millions of views. There's one genre
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that a lot of people hate and some
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really, really like, and that is where
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you edit yourself into looking like some
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kind of porcelain doll. And one creator
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has gained an entire platform from just
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doing this, making herself look like
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some sort of porcelain doll. And she has
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hundreds of hate comments. Well, let's
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be real. Thousands of hate comments.
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hundreds of hate videos and overall one
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of the worst responses to controversies
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of all time. The malignant intentionally
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made up lies being largely spread about
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me in order to vilify my personhood as a
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whole. She is one of the only people
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I've ever seen have a comment under one
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of her Tik Toks telling her to you know
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what with thousands of likes. That's
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just something you simply don't see on
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the daily. And months have gone by and
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she still has one of the most hated
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responses of all time to this entire
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situation. So, I felt like digging into
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it and seeing why people overall hate
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her so much. She's received thousands of
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you know what threats. And overall, that
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is just not appropriate. We should not
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be sending threats to her. That's just
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weird. But we're going to be getting
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into these situations she's been in for
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the past few months. But I'm feeling it
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now and I have been. I'm going to give a
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quick trigger warning for mentions of
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not appropriate things with younger
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people. And this video is probably a lot
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more darker and disturbing than usual
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videos that I create. So, just fair
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trigger warning for all that. It's not
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really the most light-hearted video of
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all time until I learned all the crazy
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controversy that people exposed her for.
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So, overall, please don't send hate to
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her. Obviously, she's already gotten
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quite a few threats. It's a serious
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situation. I'm not defending her in any
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way. In fact, there's a lot of stuff
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she's done that I just cannot believe
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someone would do. So, with that, let's
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get into the video. Remember, just don't
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send anything mean to her. Please be
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respectful in the comments. And with
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that, let's get into it.
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Speaking of someone doing something
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pretty bad or a lot of bad things, you
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have a chance to do something very, very
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good. Some of you know about Mustafa,
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the injured Palestinian I've been
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helping on my channel. That clip I just
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showed you was his house. His house is
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completely torn down and he has nothing
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left. And it's much harder for him to
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rebuild all of this due to the constant
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and he has to protect his two daughters
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and provide food for them. So, your
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donation can change an entire life. Or
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if you can't donate, remember to spread
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the word on your social media or to your
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friends or family. Link is in
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description. I beg you to consider this.
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Remember that you can do a lot of good
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for one person with just a $5 donation
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or spreading the word. With that, let's
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get back into it. So, Umichi is part of
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a community that makes these type of
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weird edited videos. And I don't mean
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weird as in bad weird. I'm just saying
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as in like unique, different. It's very,
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very strange in a way. Some people find
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it very creepy. It's kind of like think
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of an old porcelain doll. It's very very
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edited and she's very open about it. Not
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everyone
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is. For example, those are two of her
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Tik Toks. You can see she shows the
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before and after and there is a huge
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huge difference and she's open about
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that. I know that a lot of people do
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edit their photos. I personally kind of
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think that's cool to show your editing
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process, to present it, to not kind of
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hide it, set these unreal expectations.
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So that personally is something that
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made her kind of stand out, I believe,
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in a way on Tik Tok because you got to
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be unique in some way. There's a lot of
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people doing the same style as her, but
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she stood out, I think, because of that.
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Here were Lisa Q's takes on it. People
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just loved how she's so transparent
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about editing and doesn't want to put
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unrealistic beauty standards out there.
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And it is nice because there are a lot
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of young girls on the app that will fall
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for that. They will see that and be
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like, "Oh, wow. She's so beautiful. I
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wish I could look that way." But when
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they see that she edits it, it's kind of
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like, "Oh, okay. I mean, it's not the
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end of the world. She can make herself
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look prettier, but she's open about it.
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She was really proud of that and she
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kind of spread that message around. The
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problem is though that she's pretty
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problematic at the end of the day. It
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doesn't just come down to this making
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her a good person. In my personal
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opinion, she's far from a good person.
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And her response made everything so much
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worse. So, we'll be breaking that at
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down at the end. And I know there's some
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of you that are going to be commenting,
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"This is old. Why are you talking about
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this? This was two months ago." I know
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that a lot of videos on her were from
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two months ago, but a lot of them didn't
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cover her response, which was actually
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pretty recently. So, I feel like I
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should just go over the things she's
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accused of and then go over her response
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because her response overall just
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sounded like chat GBT. Maybe she's just
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really, really intelligent and she uses
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big words, but it just sounded like a
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chat GBT script. On second thought, I am
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never going to delete any of my videos.
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I'm too cool for that. I had two tablets
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left of my mood stabilizers. I'm going
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to make the full use of them so they
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stop being impulsive and thinking less
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of myself. So, I saw a Tik Tok on her
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and that's really what pulled me towards
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her account. But when I was first on her
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account, the first person I thought of
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was she kind of reminds me of Clara Dao
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in a way because she really is very open
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about her insecurities and she doesn't
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really try to look perfect or hide it. I
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mean, maybe not like Clara Dao. Now that
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I think about it, they're not really
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comparable, but you get the idea. They
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both talk about body problems they've
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had in the past, and I'm just not going
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to go too much into depth because
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YouTube is really strict on that type of
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stuff. Now, let's continue with the main
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problems she's been facing and the
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controversy she's been in. So, the Tik
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Tok I found on her was this one.
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Realizing you defended a creator just to
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later discover they're problematic and
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race towards their own race. And I was
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firstly thinking, who the heck is
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Umichi? Like, I've never heard of this
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girl before, but I found her page and
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then I went down a huge rabbit hole full
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of a lot of really not fun stuff. We're
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gonna start with the lower controversy,
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the less controversial things she's
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done, which are still very
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controversial, and then quickly move up
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to the very, very, very bad stuff that
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she's allegedly done. Let's first off
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start with the kind of less but still
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very bad controversy she's been in.
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Okay, let's start from the beginning.
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Like I mentioned before, Umichi is
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Filipino, but one of the controversy
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surrounding her is that allegedly she's
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trying to be Japanese specifically. I
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can sense the comments from a mile away.
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Oh, wham, wham, wham, what are you
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talking about? She's just respecting her
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culture. You're such an annoying brat.
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No, just listen to what I have to say
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first. So, basically, she's been leaked
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to have been like trying to pronounce
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American words as Japanese and just like
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she kind of failed. So, people were
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making fun of her. There's a whole hate
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train on TikTok about it. People would
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imitate her, used her voice as an audio
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after she did that. But, it got a lot
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worse after this situation happened.
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And I know it just seems like she's
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trying to respect a culture at first
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glance and she just failed and kind of
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embarrassed herself, which I know some
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of us sometimes want to discover new
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cultures and we just kind of embarrass
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ourselves because we don't understand
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them. But it is just worse than that
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because she's a hypocrite. After failing
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to speak properly with Japanese, she
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would make a bunch of different
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comments, specifically this one, saying
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how it's embarrassing when people try to
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learn Japanese and they're just
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embarrassing. And it got worse from
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there because not only did she insult
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people for trying to learn Japanese
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after she did the same exact thing, she
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would then make a racist comment about
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her own race. She would refer to her own
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race as inbred and just throw a bunch of
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insults towards it. And I found a Tik
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Tok kind of defending well not defending
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that's a strong word but kind of giving
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a background to why she'd make such a
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claim like this because I mean it just
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doesn't make sense her making comments
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about her own race that just doesn't
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feel right. Last year I went to the
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Philippines for the first time in a very
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long time and I noticed something
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interesting. I noticed that everywhere
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there were billboards for skin
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lightening and that almost no one on
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their television was a brownkinned
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Filipino. So basically what this account
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that goes by star and this woman is
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saying is that it's really a culture
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there to be like a lot of them want to
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be lighter skinned. It is kind of just
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something pushed at them. So it's kind
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of more of a massive problem. A massive
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problem involving lots of people rather
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than just one individual. She's not
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individually the only one that's
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pressured. And while these comments are
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completely unacceptable, this gives more
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of like a thing that a lot of people are
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pressured rather than her just randomly
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deciding, which just kind of gives more
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of a background and reasoning behind it,
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I suppose. Even though once again, I
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completely condone those comments. This
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stereotypical gym uniform is a school
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uniform worn by students that go to
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school. There is no actual point of her
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owning this sort of clothing. So, a
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video has resurfaced of her dancing
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around in a Japanese anime school
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outfit, and it's for like younger high
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schooler girls, and it gets worse than
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just that. Just hold hold your fingers.
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Don't don't comment anything right now.
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Just let me get into more. It's not
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simply just the uniform, but let me
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firstly explain why the whole school
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uniform thing is bad and then we'll get
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into the more morbid details in this
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situation. Specifically, the dance she
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is doing is actually from the song Loly
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God
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requising a bunch of this information. I
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kept on looking through Tik Toks for
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hours and I couldn't get down to what
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exactly the whole L to the N accusations
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were about. So, I finally figured it out
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with this video and we're going to get
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into breaking it down. So, basically,
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she recorded a video of her dancing
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around in a school uniform from this one
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anime show. And overall, once again, I
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don't need to explain why that's really
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not appropriate because school outfits
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are situated genuinely with kids, and
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that just isn't really the most
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appropriate thing. I mean, sure, maybe
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it could have kind of been an accident.
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She wasn't really thinking about it, but
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then she starts then it gets worse when
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you realize she was dancing to a song
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that specifically was about you know
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what. And I think the video I just
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showed you kind of breaks it down. And I
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think it's kind of hard to explain
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yourself out of this one when you
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literally used a song that was about you
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know what. It just like it's hard to
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explain that you just accidentally put
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on a school uniform. For those who are
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my loyal viewers and have watched past
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videos, I appreciate you firstly and
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secondly, you know, my take on this. I
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talked about the XOXO team. They're like
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a shorts team that has like different
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influencers come on. They had Kiki Kim.
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They had Nevada, a bunch of them. And
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they would always dance in school
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uniforms and do usually not very
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appropriate things. Some of it would be
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very, very disgusting. And I don't know
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why, but I guess it gets more clicks
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when you dress this way. But it just
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simply is not appropriate in my opinion.
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And it would continue to get worse as a
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screenshot would have her openly
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supporting I and you know the rest ends
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with a T and it's about a boy and a girl
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related to each other doing you know
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what. And a screenshot of the comment on
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Facebook. Once again, she really likes
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that app. I don't know why. I don't have
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it and I just always get memes about it
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being for old people. So, I don't know
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why she likes it. But anyway, she would
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talk about wanting to cosplay a story
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where a boy and a girl commit not so
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good acts, specifically considering the
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fact that they are related. I'm tired of
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being an influencer. I'm tired of
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everything in general. I don't know how
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to make significance of myself at this
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point and I'm so exhausted. After this
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kind of took off on TikTok, this entire
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controversy, well, these many
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controversies, people would turn on her
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and it felt so wrong for someone who was
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so open about their struggles, about
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[Music]
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everything. I mean, it's almost like
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social media isn't real and most people
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that pretend to care about something
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have completely different things. And in
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other words, they have a lot of
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skeletons behind their closet. In their
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closet, not behind their closet.
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This truly was some huge news for the
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unemployed. But I feel like even though
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these things being discussed about her
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were really, really bad, she always
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needs a chance to clear it up. Maybe
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prove some of it wrong. Who knows? Maybe
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she's going to apologize. It'll be
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really, really good and we can forgive
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her and move on. But something I've
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realized is when you give an influencer
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who's built their career off of
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especially short-term content a chance
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to apologize, they suddenly decide that
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they're celebrity and we're all just
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peasants who would never understand or
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have the capability to accommodate or
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realize how really amazing and better
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than everyone they are. That's something
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we've seen it time and time again.
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Obviously not directing this towards
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anyone. There's no one I've ever had
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experience with this before doing
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something like this. Yeah, no direct
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references there at all. Anyway, with
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that, let's continue. We might as well
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give her a chance with her response. It
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can't be that bad, can it? It can't be
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that condescending and jerk like, can
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it? Can it? Okay, good. Let's get into
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it. Hello. I will begin by saying that
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this will be an acknowledgement video,
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but not an apology video. This is not an
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apology because I didn't do anything
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wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. Yes,
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I will drag the whole Clara Da situation
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months later just to show that because
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it is so familiar with these type of
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influencers. They all talk the exact
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same when it comes to apologizing or
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responding. They're not even
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apologizing. And I get that the claims
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that people are talking about and the
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things they have to say are not nice and
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they're sending you mean comments and
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they're saying mean things. And I
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totally get that. Like it's really
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really annoying and you want to spit in
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their face and be like, "No, I'm right.
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You're wrong. You idiot. I'm not
00:13:13
apologizing to you." But sometimes the
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best thing to do even though you are mad
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at the people mad at you is to apologize
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and admit you did some things wrong.
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Maybe some of the things they said
00:13:21
weren't correct, but at the end of the
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day, it's probably best to just back
00:13:24
down and apologize rather than make them
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even more mad, which so many people have
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just made the mistake of of
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underestimating their audience. I will
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acknowledge many things, but apologize
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for very few. Because the central fact
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in all of this is that my case is based
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on the intentional distortion of
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ordinary truths and the extreme
00:13:42
magnification of horrible lies. Okay, I
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know some people have really really big
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vocab and they just know a lot of big
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words, but this literally sounds like
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ChachiBT. And I'm not saying it is like
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for sure because I mean, yeah, I I can't
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just throw that out there. People do
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have good vocab. Maybe I'm just brained
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from the amount of AI I see all the
00:14:00
time, but it just sounds like a really,
00:14:03
really, really AI generated script. All
00:14:05
to fuel an orchestrated mass of hate in
00:14:07
such excess that no human being should
00:14:10
ever have to experience in their
00:14:11
lifetime. I agree that you shouldn't
00:14:13
receive like the threats you did and the
00:14:15
comments telling you to you know what
00:14:17
were not appropriate obviously but like
00:14:20
you're acting like these just came out
00:14:21
of nowhere. Like there was a reason
00:14:23
behind why people were mad and there's
00:14:24
still a reason why they're mad because
00:14:26
this response is super stuck up for no
00:14:28
reason. Going on to live my life trying
00:14:30
to compose myself beneath
00:14:32
momentby-moment anxiety attacks and
00:14:34
dayby-day harassment. I allowed for all
00:14:37
comments to exist and thrive as they
00:14:39
were written, just about all of which
00:14:41
were bullying and hate speech. One thing
00:14:43
that annoys me is she starts the
00:14:44
majority of the video talking about the
00:14:46
accusation of her deleting comments, and
00:14:48
I just feel like that isn't really a big
00:14:50
thing to address because at the end of
00:14:52
the day, Tik Tok deletes literally
00:14:53
everything that people comment. You
00:14:55
can't comment anything without it
00:14:56
censoring it. It's a joke. Honestly, Tik
00:14:58
Tok just censors literally everything.
00:14:59
So, I don't really think that's a big
00:15:01
deal. Like, I don't care. Like, that's
00:15:03
not my concern. And if you delete
00:15:04
comments, yeah, whatever. At the end of
00:15:05
the day, that's not really an important
00:15:07
thing. There's a lot more things she
00:15:08
should be covering. And she doesn't
00:15:10
really spend as much time covering those
00:15:12
things as she spends covering the little
00:15:14
accusations that don't really matter. I
00:15:16
locked my Facebook profile not because I
00:15:18
was in fear of being exposed even more,
00:15:20
but because each day for months now,
00:15:21
people were very actively taking my
00:15:23
videos, photos, and words posted from
00:15:25
there so that they could blatantly
00:15:27
impersonate me across platforms due for
00:15:29
extremely personal information like my
00:15:30
name, the names of my family, my
00:15:32
friends, or where we live, and most
00:15:33
apparently incriminate me by taking my
00:15:35
posts out of their very ordinary
00:15:37
context. Her main argument is that these
00:15:39
things were taken out of context, but I
00:15:41
don't think they were taken out of
00:15:42
context. The things you said were the
00:15:44
things you said. You weren't just saying
00:15:45
them for fun. I mean, how do you even
00:15:47
explain this? I mean, how do you not
00:15:49
know what this was talking about? You
00:15:51
don't just randomly name a show and not
00:15:53
have any idea what any of the characters
00:15:54
did in the show. She kind of responded
00:15:56
on her TikTok account, too, to the
00:15:58
allegations. And again, she uses that
00:16:00
out of context argument over and over
00:16:02
and over again, and it's just like at
00:16:03
the end of the day, that isn't a valid
00:16:05
argument. You have to have real evidence
00:16:06
that it was out of context, and she just
00:16:08
kind of fails to deliver that. Most of
00:16:09
the video, she kind of just focuses on
00:16:11
the little accusations. She talks about
00:16:12
the harassment she got, which I get it.
00:16:14
Yes, that is very very bad. Do not want
00:16:16
to that to continue. That is not good.
00:16:19
But at the end of the day, she spends
00:16:21
little of her response video actually
00:16:23
explaining how these things were taken
00:16:25
out of context and just she kind of
00:16:27
fails at defending herself to contort
00:16:29
and make them as scandalous as
00:16:31
conceivably possible. And fourthly, I
00:16:33
changed my profile picture because I
00:16:35
felt like it. The last of these three
00:16:37
were very mild decisions, but were still
00:16:40
heavily weaponized against me. Again,
00:16:42
she spends little time actually
00:16:43
explaining why she's in the wrong. I'm
00:16:45
not going to go over every single
00:16:46
accusation, but you can easily find her
00:16:47
channel. Just look it up and you can see
00:16:49
the video for yourself. Go through it,
00:16:50
see what you think. But overall, the
00:16:52
video just seems very like I know it's
00:16:54
scripted. I mean, it's fine to script
00:16:55
your videos, but it's just so scripted
00:16:57
to the extent just the word she uses are
00:16:59
very, very, very large. It almost feels
00:17:01
like Chachi BT in a way. I don't know
00:17:03
why, but maybe she just really likes to
00:17:04
use big words. I know that's a dumb
00:17:06
thing to focus on. It just kind of
00:17:07
annoyed me. The whole time she was using
00:17:09
these huge, huge, huge words. as an
00:17:11
absolute reflection of herself. Instead,
00:17:14
editing is always collectively reduced
00:17:16
to being something solely based with an
00:17:18
insecurity and disingenuousness. And she
00:17:21
may just have a really good vocab. I
00:17:23
know I'm probably just brained, but a
00:17:25
lot of people did accuse her of CHBT, so
00:17:26
I don't know if it's true or not, but
00:17:28
it's a possibility she used it. I don't
00:17:29
really know. At the end of the day,
00:17:30
though, maybe we are all just brained
00:17:32
from the amount of AI we see on the
00:17:34
daily.
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[Music]
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And I went to her page after this entire
00:17:44
situation went down and I guess she did
00:17:46
get a few less hate comments in her
00:17:47
YouTube channel especially for some
00:17:49
reason. People kind of agreed with it. I
00:17:51
see this happen. People get cancelceled.
00:17:53
They make a response even if it's kind
00:17:54
of poorly made. I don't know if it's
00:17:56
just me, but that's happened quite a few
00:17:57
times. And it doesn't always work.
00:17:58
Sometimes the opposite happens. they'll
00:18:00
get a lot of backlash, but sometimes
00:18:01
they'll make a really poor response and
00:18:02
everyone in the comments will be like,
00:18:04
"I don't normally like you, but now I
00:18:05
like you because you made a really,
00:18:07
really bad response, but I like it for
00:18:08
some reason." I don't know, that just
00:18:10
happens sometimes. But her TikTok,
00:18:12
people still don't like her. She's still
00:18:13
getting hate comments a lot. And I mean,
00:18:15
I guess that's just kind of that I feel
00:18:17
bad, but like once again, this hate is
00:18:19
really, really cruel, but it didn't come
00:18:20
from nowhere. The comments she made were
00:18:22
really inappropriate and weird, and they
00:18:24
were definitely not taken out of
00:18:25
context.
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[Music]
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And since there's been a lot of
00:18:36
negativity, I guess I'm going to go on
00:18:37
to something kind of positive about her.
00:18:39
I personally think that she's really,
00:18:41
really pretty. And I feel like it's kind
00:18:43
of cool that she's open about her
00:18:44
insecurities, so she doesn't like trap
00:18:46
other girls or make other girls feel
00:18:48
like they're like the only ones to feel
00:18:49
this way. Because I know a lot of girls
00:18:51
do edit their post, they probably feel
00:18:53
really guilty about it. But this way,
00:18:54
she's like, "Hey, I don't look this way
00:18:56
naturally. I do a lot of editing, too.
00:18:58
It's okay. It's okay to feel this way.
00:19:01
It's normal. It's natural. So, while she
00:19:03
has made a lot of comments and done some
00:19:04
things that I really, really don't like
00:19:06
and I find very problematic, that's
00:19:07
something positive I'll say because I
00:19:09
feel like a video just negative is I
00:19:11
don't even know. I just want to be
00:19:12
positive. Okay.
00:19:18
[Music]
00:19:23
that element being when you look hard
00:19:26
enough or in other words, if you reach
00:19:28
far enough into your line of sight.
00:19:30
Again, the like you're assuming this or
00:19:33
out of context argument is just so
00:19:35
terrible and completely stupid that I
00:19:37
can't get over she made this argument.
00:19:38
That's how she defended against the L to
00:19:40
the N arguments is that people said if
00:19:43
you look hard enough you can see how
00:19:44
this is portraying such a disturbing
00:19:46
reality or such a disturbing thing. And
00:19:49
no, it's not the whole like oh I can
00:19:51
figure it out if I dig deep enough and
00:19:53
if I look hard enough. No, it's like
00:19:56
literally the song is representing it.
00:19:58
The school uniform isn't appropriate.
00:20:00
Like we're not just assuming this stuff.
00:20:01
Like she's literally just kind of
00:20:02
gaslighting at this point. I was
00:20:04
expecting some actual evidence against
00:20:06
it like oh this is a fake screenshot.
00:20:08
blah blah blah. Nope. No denial on any
00:20:10
of that. Just simply saying you guys
00:20:11
assumed. You guys look too deep. The
00:20:13
music I was listening to had actual
00:20:15
references towards that. You know what?
00:20:17
Towards doing that type of stuff. You
00:20:19
guys are just assuming. You guys are
00:20:21
looking too hard into it. I'm just I was
00:20:23
just doing it for fun, guys. I wasn't
00:20:24
thinking about it. You guys are all
00:20:26
crazy. But you don't realize that
00:20:28
because she literally talks about that
00:20:29
way later into the video. She spends the
00:20:31
first 10 minutes just talking about her
00:20:33
situation, her harassment and stuff. And
00:20:35
yes, once again, I get it. That is
00:20:37
really really bad. But at the end of the
00:20:39
day, you actually need to explain why
00:20:41
the things made against you are false or
00:20:43
or apologize at least instead of just
00:20:45
arguing that people look too hard into
00:20:47
it when there's literal evidence against
00:20:48
you. Her entire response, to put it
00:20:50
plainly, is just super condescending and
00:20:53
super just like it's like she pulled it
00:20:55
out of her butt last night. Like she
00:20:57
just made it up. that she just came up
00:20:59
with desperate attempts to defend
00:21:00
herself because there really wasn't much
00:21:03
to go against those arguments I went
00:21:04
over except that we took it out of
00:21:06
context or we looked into it too
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[Music]
00:21:12
deeply. Yes. Imagine hating you for
00:21:15
doing nothing. Like you're innocent. You
00:21:17
did absolutely nothing. And no
00:21:19
disrespect to this girl. Like I get it.
00:21:22
You were got a lot of hate and stuff.
00:21:24
You got a ton of hate. But at the end of
00:21:26
the day, sometimes you got to
00:21:27
acknowledge that some of the hate is
00:21:29
criticism. It's not all just unwarranted
00:21:32
harassment. Some of it is genuine
00:21:33
criticism because a lot of the things
00:21:35
you've done deserve criticism. Not
00:21:37
people telling you to, you know what,
00:21:39
that's just hate. But people that
00:21:40
genuinely criticize you and don't kiss
00:21:42
every single thing you do. Don't kiss
00:21:44
your feet for every decision you make.
00:21:45
That's criticism, not hate. And in her
00:21:48
response, I shouldn't even call it an
00:21:49
apology cuz she didn't really apologize
00:21:51
at all. Okay, she didn't apologize at
00:21:53
all, but in her response, she does talk
00:21:55
about how her information was leaked,
00:21:58
personal information, and that is
00:21:59
really, really sad and disgusting on the
00:22:01
internet. That's happening more and more
00:22:03
because the internet's just becoming
00:22:04
more of a thing. I've said that a
00:22:05
million times, but like it is really,
00:22:07
really sad that that type of stuff got
00:22:09
leaked. And I feel bad for in that
00:22:11
situation. I get that. That is very,
00:22:12
very troubling. And that should never
00:22:13
have happened. That is straight up just
00:22:15
hate. That's beyond hate. That is
00:22:16
horrible. But at the end of the day, it
00:22:18
just doesn't give you an excuse to
00:22:21
defend. Like, it's not an automatic
00:22:22
thing to justify your actions. And I
00:22:25
obviously don't support any of the
00:22:26
things that were done to her to leak her
00:22:28
information and stuff and put her mental
00:22:30
health at such a serious risk. But what
00:22:32
I'm saying is it's like my dog getting
00:22:34
run over by a truck and then me being
00:22:35
like, "It's okay that I sent those
00:22:37
photos to children because my dog got
00:22:39
run over." You know, it's two different
00:22:41
things that you just simply can't use as
00:22:43
a shield against criticism that is
00:22:44
valid. While it isn't a morally correct
00:22:47
strategy, it did work pretty effectively
00:22:49
because the YouTube comments were kind
00:22:50
of kissing her butt for no reason to.
00:22:52
The entire response was just a big spit
00:22:54
in the criticism's face. Like anyone who
00:22:56
criticized her just getting spat in the
00:22:58
face with that response video, but at
00:23:01
the end of the day, people bought it.
00:23:02
They bought it so much. They were like,
00:23:04
"You're so great. I may not like you,
00:23:06
but you are really great and your
00:23:07
responses are great and everything about
00:23:09
you is great." That's basically to
00:23:10
summarize her comment section. If there
00:23:12
was AI to summarize it, that's what it
00:23:14
would say. I don't like you normally,
00:23:15
but this was amazing and you're a
00:23:16
perfect
00:23:21
person. Something I've seen people do a
00:23:24
lot and I've noticed is becoming more of
00:23:25
a trend with influencers is that they
00:23:28
don't actually attack an argument made
00:23:30
against them. They kind of go for
00:23:31
something else. Like, you don't support
00:23:33
this action I made that was really,
00:23:34
really disgusting and weird. Well, I
00:23:36
guess you support all that stuff that
00:23:38
people said about me. I guess you
00:23:39
support this thing I don't support. It's
00:23:41
just like they don't actually attack the
00:23:43
criticism. they go for something else,
00:23:44
something that makes that person look
00:23:46
bad because they can't actually attack
00:23:48
the argument because they're in the
00:23:49
wrong. It's basically like using
00:23:51
labeling or something to make yourself
00:23:54
invincible to criticism. It's something
00:23:56
I just see being done. I know some of
00:23:58
you don't know what I'm talking about,
00:23:59
but the more chronically online people
00:24:01
probably are forming an image of someone
00:24:03
of some sort. I can't think of anyone
00:24:05
specifically right now, but some of you
00:24:07
probably have someone in mind. And it's
00:24:08
so easy to deny it. Like, I didn't know.
00:24:11
I didn't know. But like you can't really
00:24:12
deny the screenshots. Like there's just
00:24:14
the evidence piling on her is
00:24:16
overwhelming and the out of context
00:24:18
argument simply doesn't cover it all.
00:24:20
How are you going to cosplay being
00:24:21
intelligent and eloquent and all of that
00:24:24
when you don't even have any
00:24:25
self-awareness? I've been thinking about
00:24:26
like what bugged me the most about
00:24:28
Umichi's non-apology is the fact that
00:24:31
she presents herself as this like
00:24:33
intelligent academic um Englishspeaking
00:24:36
person. I found a girl on Tik Tok who
00:24:38
did a really good job kind of breaking
00:24:40
down why her response was just really
00:24:42
really poorly made and just bad. She
00:24:44
starts off by saying how she just is
00:24:46
really condescending and tries to act
00:24:47
like she's smarter than everyone, which
00:24:49
is true. She is clearly trying to act
00:24:51
like she's like way more intelligent
00:24:52
than all of her viewers, but then she's
00:24:54
going to make this video um asking
00:24:56
people to give their criticisms about
00:24:59
her even though they've been doing that.
00:25:01
But again, she's trying to present
00:25:02
herself as this like educated, eloquent
00:25:05
um person. but again doesn't have the
00:25:08
self-awareness to be able to identify
00:25:10
what people are so angry about. Exactly.
00:25:13
She basically skips over all the actual
00:25:15
bad accusations and spends the majority
00:25:16
of the video complaining about the
00:25:18
threat she got which once again for the
00:25:20
hundth time because I know someone's
00:25:21
going to take this out of context. Get
00:25:24
it? Because anytime someone says one of
00:25:25
the screenshots of the thing she says
00:25:27
which is terrible is bad, it's probably
00:25:29
just out of context and they're probably
00:25:31
just digging too deep into it. But
00:25:32
anyway, obviously those things were
00:25:34
absolutely terrible, but it just doesn't
00:25:36
act as a shield. It shouldn't be a
00:25:37
shield for the things she said and done.
00:25:39
Make it make sense. And also, the
00:25:41
purpose of that video wasn't to gather
00:25:44
the constructive criticism that she was
00:25:45
asking for in that video. Judging for
00:25:47
the from the comments that she would
00:25:48
like in the comment section, she's
00:25:50
basically just liking the comments that
00:25:52
are kissing her. For those who don't
00:25:53
know, she made a video asking for
00:25:54
criticism. Basically making herself or
00:25:57
trying to make herself look like an open
00:25:58
for criticism person. She isn't,
00:26:00
obviously. You can just see from her
00:26:02
response, she doesn't actually care
00:26:03
about hearing criticism. She just
00:26:05
classifies it all as hate. So, that
00:26:07
video was just there to affirm her u
00:26:10
belief that she didn't do anything wrong
00:26:11
and that she doesn't have to apologize
00:26:12
for anything, which is why she didn't
00:26:14
make an apology video initially and just
00:26:16
made that asking for constructive
00:26:19
criticism video. And honestly, I think
00:26:21
it's so silly the way she worded that
00:26:22
whole video. Also, like, girl, just get
00:26:24
straight to the point. Not everything
00:26:26
needs big words. Not everything needs
00:26:28
flowery, complicated. Yeah, I could be
00:26:30
missing something, but it just felt
00:26:32
really, really condescending. But I've
00:26:33
seen this with a lot of influencers.
00:26:35
People just want to be condescending
00:26:36
because they got a lot of hate. They got
00:26:38
a lot of mean stuff, and they're like,
00:26:39
"Yeah, ha. This is me spitting back at
00:26:41
it. This is me fighting back." Absolute
00:26:43
reflection of herself. Instead, editing
00:26:45
is always collectively reduced to being
00:26:47
something solely based with an
00:26:48
insecurity and disingenuousness because
00:26:50
people cannot stand nor comprehend how
00:26:53
others can just so easily reject that,
00:26:55
do it on such a large scale for and it
00:26:57
wouldn't really matter. Don't take this
00:26:59
video as me attacking her style. Like,
00:27:01
you can do whatever you want on Tik Tok
00:27:02
as long as it's not something involving
00:27:04
the younger group of people, if you know
00:27:06
what I mean. But social media shouldn't
00:27:08
be a way to shut yourself down. Express
00:27:10
your insecurities, all that, all that,
00:27:13
and show like that you like to do this
00:27:16
certain thing you like to do. There's a
00:27:17
place on Tik Tok for every community.
00:27:19
Every community that's not illegal,
00:27:21
obviously, but every community of people
00:27:23
that want to look at girls that want to
00:27:25
dress like dolls, girls that want to
00:27:28
cosplay as any character from any show.
00:27:30
Like, there's a community for everyone.
00:27:32
And that's something kind of sweet about
00:27:33
Tik Tok. There are so many problems with
00:27:34
social media. And I'm not a social media
00:27:36
hater. Obviously, I'd be a super big
00:27:38
hypocrite if I was. Like, I love social
00:27:40
media and what it's done for people. But
00:27:42
something I really really like about it
00:27:44
is that it gives communities to people
00:27:46
and gives people opportunities to
00:27:47
express themselves in ways that you
00:27:49
can't just normally go around dressed
00:27:50
like a porcelain doll. But on Tik Tok
00:27:53
you can. You can get likes. You can get
00:27:54
love for it. Just like how I couldn't go
00:27:57
to school and give a presentation on a
00:27:58
Tik Tocker who's canceled. Everyone
00:28:00
would think I'm the weirdest person on
00:28:01
earth. It's just like social media has a
00:28:03
group for everyone for every genre.
00:28:05
That's not once again illegal. But as
00:28:07
the famous saying by someone I have no
00:28:09
idea some Roman dude or something goes,
00:28:11
with great power comes great
00:28:12
responsibility. When you have all these
00:28:14
followers, when you have all these
00:28:15
views, you have to be responsible. You
00:28:17
can't just say this careless stuff. You
00:28:19
can't post careless stuff. You have to
00:28:21
be careful with what you do because a
00:28:23
lot of eyes are on you. It's not like
00:28:24
you're an account with one follower that
00:28:26
no one will care about. And of course,
00:28:27
it's probably stressful to like live up
00:28:29
to their expectations and stuff. I mean,
00:28:31
sometimes you just post random stuff,
00:28:33
but like at the end of the day, I know
00:28:34
it's probably stressful. especially
00:28:36
because a lot of people are hating on
00:28:38
you. But at the end of the day, you just
00:28:39
there's no excuse for what you did. And
00:28:42
since you were unable to apologize and
00:28:44
decide to deliver the most condescending
00:28:46
response of all time, you deserve valid
00:28:48
criticism. I have to be honest, in all
00:28:50
my years, okay, I've only had this
00:28:52
channel for like 2 years or 1 year or
00:28:54
something, but in all the time I've made
00:28:56
these videos and all the research I've
00:28:58
done, she probably has one of the most
00:29:00
condescending responses I've ever seen.
00:29:02
I've never seen someone with such a
00:29:04
stuckup attitude make a response before.
00:29:06
Like genuinely, it is one of the worst
00:29:08
things I've ever seen. YouTube shorts or
00:29:10
Tik Tockers try not to act condescending
00:29:12
in response video challenge level
00:29:14
literally impossible. She can't address
00:29:17
anything. She doesn't address any
00:29:18
arguments being thrown at her the entire
00:29:20
video. She just is like, "Oh, you guys
00:29:21
took it out of context. Oh, you guys
00:29:23
look too deep into it." You don't
00:29:25
actually defend yourself. I am not
00:29:27
exaggerating. the first like one-third
00:29:29
of the video is talking about her mental
00:29:31
health and the harassment stuff. And I
00:29:33
get it. That's bad. But you're making a
00:29:34
response to allegations. That could be a
00:29:36
separate video. That just isn't an
00:29:38
excuse for the things you did. That
00:29:40
isn't a shield. That should not act as
00:29:41
like, oh, everything I did is okay
00:29:43
because these things happened to me. And
00:29:45
since you don't really have any evidence
00:29:47
against the things, you still have a
00:29:48
chance to apologize. I mean, we all make
00:29:50
mistakes. Yours were kind of serious.
00:29:52
But at the end of the day, if we didn't
00:29:53
forgive any mistakes anyone made, I
00:29:55
mean, where would we be in society? we
00:29:57
wouldn't go anywhere. But you can't even
00:29:59
apologize when there's like literal
00:30:01
evidence against you saying these nasty
00:30:02
things. You're like, "Oh, you guys look
00:30:04
too deep into it. You guys are just
00:30:05
throwing all these evil things at me."
00:30:07
And I'm going to make it clear I hate
00:30:08
her in absolutely no way and she doesn't
00:30:11
deserve any of the things that happened
00:30:12
to her. But once again, it just should
00:30:14
not be this excuse or this shield for
00:30:16
the criticism because there's valid
00:30:18
criticism. Like the things I gave at the
00:30:19
beginning, that's valid criticism. That
00:30:21
is not hate. That is, hey, you said
00:30:23
this. That's not really that cool. I
00:30:24
don't hate you as a person, but like the
00:30:26
things you did are not cool. Her
00:30:28
response was basically, you don't like
00:30:30
apples, so you like oranges. It was that
00:30:32
kind of thing. It was just it was a
00:30:33
mess. It was a complete mess. And I'm
00:30:35
just saddened that she published that
00:30:37
thinking that was like an
00:30:38
accomplishment. And even more saddened
00:30:39
that the comments were eating it up.
00:30:41
Social media is just such a strange
00:30:43
place. It's just like it could never
00:30:45
happen in real life type things. And
00:30:46
it's just very, very strange. I hope the
00:30:49
harassment dies down for her. That did
00:30:50
sound really rough. I hope her mental
00:30:52
health gets better, but at the end of
00:30:53
the day, she shouldn't be using that as
00:30:54
a shield for the things she's done in
00:30:56
the past. Girl, we did not get anything
00:30:57
out of context. Stop saying that over
00:30:59
and over again. Saying it a million
00:31:01
times doesn't make it true. Your
00:31:02
response is just really, really rough.
00:31:04
Hope you improve in the future. And with
00:31:05
that, the video is done. I don't think
00:31:07
anyone's going to make it this far
00:31:08
because it's a pretty long video, but I
00:31:10
felt like talking for a while because
00:31:11
I've been working at my stupid job,
00:31:14
summer job all day, and I just want to
00:31:15
talk. So, yeah. I'll see you in the next
00:31:17
one. Thank you so much. If you made it
00:31:18
this far, please donate to the GoFundMe.
00:31:20
Stand by.