celeb news Charli D'Amelio delivers most tone deaf statement ever

[Saintlor]

2 minutes ago, IBeMe said:

so while I agree it is annoying seeing privileged ppl complain about how tough their life is...I also understand everything is relative. Like someone can be suffering but there is always someone else out in the world who is suffering more. Doesn't mean it makes their experience less real to them right? 

Plus I dont think she said her life is tougher than others or anything outrageous that would make me feel like she is being ungrateful...she's just saying life under a microscope was too much for her which is fair. Doesn't mean she is saying someone who works a 9 to 5 at wal mart is living better than her. 

But this is the equivalent of, lets say whatever job you personally have. If you were to say you absolutely hate it and it makes you depressed... if I were to hand you $70M and you took the money and still kept your job and complained that it makes you depressed, does that even deserve any sympathy?

 

Charli is in the position that she quickly made enough money to be able to quit (plus she was born rich)

[C-Amber]

Rich people will always complain about how hard it is to live as rich people. 

[Antisocialites]

she needs to shut the f*ck up

Edited October 30, 2023 by Antisocialites

[Saintlor]

13 minutes ago, X~MoviePoP said:

Whered she get 70mill from???

According to Forbes: 

 

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The painstaking, full-day shoot of nonstop takes will be sliced and squeezed into eight binge-worthy minutes for the second season of the D'Amelio's Snapchat competition show Charli Versus Dixie. Each D'Amelio sister, by Forbes' estimate, gets paid up to $100,000 per episode.

The Connecticut family, with no prior showbiz experience, has attracted windfall endorsement deals with an eclectic group of brands rarely mentioned in the same sentence—Amazon, Hollister, Dunkin, Prada—which happily pay the D'Amelios around $250,000 per post.

 

She is also rumoured to be paid $1M per episode of her Hulu reality show

 

Edited October 30, 2023 by Saintlor

[vale9001]

2 minutes ago, C-Amber said:

Rich people will always complain about how hard it is to live as rich people. 

 

4 minutes ago, Saintlor said:

But this is the equivalent of, lets say whatever job you personally have. If you were to say you absolutely hate it and it makes you depressed... if I were to hand you $70M and you took the money and still kept your job and complained that it makes you depressed, does that even deserve any sympathy?

 

Charli is in the position that she quickly made enough money to be able to quit (plus she was born rich)

You don't know anything about depression. Just stop. It's not something that follows politically correct rules 

Edited October 30, 2023 by vale9001

[C-Amber]

1 minute ago, vale9001 said:

 

You don't know anything about depression. Just stop. It's not something that follows politically correct rules 

 

Are you gonna tell me rich people never complain about how hard it is for them? They literally always do that. And depression hits everyone not them only, at least they got the money to get Best doctors or even have holidays anywhere they want, retire and live away, they have trillion options a regular person cannot afford, yet they always the first to complain. 

[ScorpiosGroove]

wrdgaf about how these rich people feel 

[Cruel Summer]

All I see is a nineteen-year-old girl for just saying she was miserable and experienced suicidal ideation. I’m sorry, but I just can’t bring myself to **** on a person for expressing that. I hope that the privilege that she has in life helps her to a better place, and then leads her to help other people who are less fortunate than her and can’t explore new careers, now that she has some kind of experience with how that feels. Maybe this can turn into something good for others in that way - she certainly has the money to contribute to foundations and charities that can help people in those positions.

[americanlife]

All of these influencers need to just buy mansions in CASH, live there forever and retire.

[suburbannature]

36 minutes ago, KatyPrismSpirit said:

People always think being successful is synonymous with being happy when it’s really not. 

Studies actually show that - once basic needs like housing are met - rates of depression are consistent across all socioeconomic levels.

[Take Me Apart]

who cares

[Cain]

What’s wrong with this clip? If that’s how she felt that’s how she felt

[Revolution]

annoying

[StarsAllAligned]

Literally who cares, there’s more important things to be worried about.

[Mornings]

 How many celebrities need to commit suicide or overdose to know that everyone is capable of serious mental illnesses. Let the girl be depressed, damn. Stop comparing your miserable lives to her miserable life. 

[imabadkid]

Eh... I mean, I do think that being an influencer with millions of followers may sound like an easy, laid back job... I think it's much more complicated than that. A lot of them complain of extreme burnout, having to be chronically online, hate comments, etc. I do feel bad for her in the sense she literally got on an app, did a few terrible off beat dances to a few rap songs (and allegedly stole some of the dances from other creators who were never credited) and the next day the entire world cared about who she was, what she said, what she ate, etc. That can't be easy.

[dumbsparce]

She represents everything I hate about gen z. Social media have consumed their entire existences and when they have to face an actual, real life struggle they completely black out and are left with nothing but misery, depression and everything that comes with it. 

[Uncatena]

this dumb *****

[AMIT]

32 minutes ago, dumbsparce said:

She represents everything I hate about gen z. Social media have consumed their entire existences and when they have to face an actual, real life struggle they completely black out and are left with nothing but misery, depression and everything that comes with it. 

How is that "Gen Z's" problem? It's not just them that are miserable and depressed. They did not invent the set of rules they have to abide by. It's such a lazy cop out to blame people living in conditions they had no say over that they're the problem and not the ones who had an actual hand in creating that same framework. You are sounding like the boomers most of us have a big disdain for, you and everyone else can do better.

[flashfox]

Rich people can have feelings too, even though I don't care about them

[vale9001]

1 hour ago, C-Amber said:

 

Are you gonna tell me rich people never complain about how hard it is for them? They literally always do that. And depression hits everyone not them only, at least they got the money to get Best doctors or even have holidays anywhere they want, retire and live away, they have trillion options a regular person cannot afford, yet they always the first to complain. 

 where she did a general discussion about depression. Was just talking about her. 

 

and what i'm saying is if a person lives in a specific ambient doesn't mean can say "oh i'm depressed but i can be depressed anymore cause....." 17k words about how it's wrong for her to be depressed when in the world.... this is what i mean with depression doesn't work with politically correctness and you can't say "oh i'm more lucky than this my friend, it's unfair to me to be depressed so from tomorrow stop being depressed!" ... there is really a need to explain this?

Edited October 30, 2023 by vale9001

[PoisonPill]

It’s almost as if having money doesnt make a teenager immune from mental health struggles (and often exacerbated it). The tone deaf statement is this thread. 

[Assassin]

does op even know what a "statement" is?
Because this isn't one, she's just talking about her mental health on a podcast and has nothing to do with the walmart photo.

[dumbsparce]

26 minutes ago, AMIT said:

How is that "Gen Z's" problem? It's not just them that are miserable and depressed. They did not invent the set of rules they have to abide by. It's such a lazy cop out to blame people living in conditions they had no say over that they're the problem and not the ones who had an actual hand in creating that same framework. You are sounding like the boomers most of us have a big disdain for, you and everyone else can do better.

It is a gen z issue bc it's an issue born out of the social media age. What's not clicking? Boomers had other stuff, millenials our own **** etc etc but one thing for sure is that we all got to experience the real world and we were able to grow some thick skin. I can't help but roll my eyes every time a teenager complains about how difficult their life on social media is. They don't stand a chance at surviving in real society if they can't handle what they literally hold at the palm of their hands.

Edited October 30, 2023 by dumbsparce

[AMIT]

1 minute ago, dumbsparce said:

It is a gen z issue bc it's an issue born out of the social media age. What's not clicking? Boomers had other stuff, millenials our own **** etc etc but one thing for sure is that we all got to experience the real world and we were able to grow some thick skin. I can't help but roll my eyes every time a teenager complains about how difficult their life on social media is. They don't stand a chance at surviving in real society if they can't handle what they literally hold at the palm of their hands.

Something in your brain must not clicking indeed because you did not understand anything from my post. My point (again) is that ''Gen Z'' did not have a hand in creating the conditions they have to live in. They are living in the world that was created by other generations. Gen Z did not invent social media or phones, that's simply the world they were thrown into. 

 

Again, you are doing the very same thing I am sure you at one point complained Boomers did when they dragged (and some still do) Millenials and even Gen Z as well for being ''lazy'' and ''too sensitive''. Stop it. That is a reductive cop out that leads us nowhere and only reinforces the harmful power structures we all suffer from.