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Ok miss green, have a seat

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Already posted 

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Ik she sounds bitter most of the time she makes statements like these but she's right.

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ok boomer

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Sit down, Karen. 

 

You got your fame through a TV sitcom, and TV used to be looked down upon and ridiculed as a lessor form of entertainment by the Hollywood movie industry. 

 

So get with the times and get over it. 

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She isn’t wrong.

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Woman expresses an opinion. ATRL left utterly shocked and outraged

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5 minutes ago, Folklore89sm said:

She isn’t wrong.

 

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She's right.

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She's right. Also these online 'celebrities' aren't nearly as big as the ones made famous by TV back in the day.

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The actor's job is to be famous?

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There are some points she, the Smartwater/Aveeno/L’Oreal/Emirates/Vital Proteins/Xiidra spokeswoman, has made

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she isn't wrong though

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2 hours ago, Miichael said:

Woman expresses an opinion. ATRL left utterly shocked and outraged

And she is saying what most ATRLers say here :rip:

 

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no wonder she supports johnny depp. she wants men to be men and actors to be actors!

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She's spot on.

 

:clap3: 

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On 6/13/2022 at 5:38 PM, XtunaStan said:

Ik she sounds bitter most of the time she makes statements like these but she's right.

On 6/13/2022 at 7:18 PM, Nexto said:

Of course she'd say this :rip: She can remain bitter and talentless

Why would she be bitter about TikTokers and YouTubers? Her net worth is bigger than all of them combined. :rip: 

 

On 6/13/2022 at 6:21 PM, Pop said:

Sit down, Karen. 

 

You got your fame through a TV sitcom, and TV used to be looked down upon and ridiculed as a lessor form of entertainment by the Hollywood movie industry. 

 

So get with the times and get over it. 

TV being looked down upon pre-streaming was due to elitism. TikTokers and YouTubers aren't disrespected because it's new. It's because they're not producing sustainable stars. Some of them get lucky with viral moments and then they're gone.

 

On 6/13/2022 at 7:04 PM, awesomepossum said:

The actor's job is to be famous?

That's not what she said?

 

On 6/13/2022 at 7:14 PM, Mitsouko said:

There are some points she, the Smartwater/Aveeno/L’Oreal/Emirates/Vital Proteins/Xiidra spokeswoman, has made

Not a whole memorized list of her endorsement deals. :rip: 

 

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9 hours ago, Inverted said:

 

 

TV being looked down upon pre-streaming was due to elitism. TikTokers and YouTubers aren't disrespected because it's new. It's because they're not producing sustainable stars. Some of them get lucky with viral moments and then they're gone.

 

 

 

Literally the same can be said for TV.

 

For every "Friends", there were 200 other shows that lasted a season and were forgotten. 

 

It's the same elitism again. 

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6 hours ago, Pop said:

Literally the same can be said for TV.

 

For every "Friends", there were 200 other shows that lasted a season and were forgotten. 

 

It's the same elitism again. 

That can be said about anything from books, restaurants, movies, fashion trends, etc. The ones that are actually successful like Friends, Seinfeld, etc. are never forgotten. That can't be said about TikTok, YouTube videos, Vines, etc. that go viral. Does anyone from Gen Z even remember the fat white man who made those Numa Numa videos that were viral in the late 2000s? :skull: 

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1 hour ago, Inverted said:

That can be said about anything from books, restaurants, movies, fashion trends, etc. The ones that are actually successful like Friends, Seinfeld, etc. are never forgotten. That can't be said about TikTok, YouTube videos, Vines, etc. that go viral. Does anyone from Gen Z even remember the fat white man who made those Numa Numa videos that were viral in the late 2000s? :skull: 

They remember Justin Bieber, who started on Youtube. 

 

They remember Lil Nas X, who started as a Tiktok meme. 

 

They are purchasing obscene amounts of makeup by Jeffree Star, who got famous on social media.

 

etc etc etc 

 

It's just a new form of media and yes there will be Fad's but there will also be those who sustain success over decades 

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Love to see it:clap3:

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1 hour ago, Pop said:

They remember Justin Bieber, who started on Youtube. 

 

They remember Lil Nas X, who started as a Tiktok meme. 

 

They are purchasing obscene amounts of makeup by Jeffree Star, who got famous on social media.

 

etc etc etc 

 

It's just a new form of media and yes there will be Fad's but there will also be those who sustain success over decades 

That's a good point (and I agree with the general idea that people need to adapt to current trends), but those accomplishments were made outside social media. Justin started out as a YouTuber and got offered a record deal because of his YT videos, but he became famous as a music artist and so did Lil Nas X. I don't know anything about that other person so won't comment on that.

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