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@Ree,
Nope.
And the more famous, the more hostage to it one will be.
See:
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Chase
Nope.
And the more famous, the more hostage to it one will be.
See:
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Elon Musk seems to be strong enough to actively go against cancel culture. That guy really is something, but some actor?
Nope
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The thing with being an A-list actor is that you’re also a spokesperson to a degree.
The biggest value you provide at that point is not acting itself but your personal brand.
Damage that brand and your value just dropped to zero.
The biggest value you provide at that point is not acting itself but your personal brand.
Damage that brand and your value just dropped to zero.
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Homie did that to himself and is not a victim. There are text threads of him threatening to kill himself because she didn’t give a him a hug and enough love in the morning
Also implied that he hit her in his own texts saying she should not go to the hospital because it will look bad
There’s more to the story and seems like they were in an overall toxic relationship. Both parties seem to be at fault here
That is ridiculous. There are lots of famous people that don’t get cancelled because of their relationships. We just see the extreme cases
But a lot of those issues can be avoided if the male is mentally sane and also screens his partners better
I think sometimes we’re too quick to blame society when the truth is men tend to make a lot of moronic decisions in relationships that later bite them in the ass