Re: WATCH: Female Attention Whore "Influencer" Visits Gym in Painted-On Pants, Gets Reaction She Deserves After Playing Victim
pothead <[email protected]> Mon, 1 Jan 2024 22:33:14 -0000 (UTC)
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On 2024-01-01, Morton <[email protected]> wrote: > We are fully in the throes of the "Look at Mee!" era made possible in part > by social media, short attention spans, as well as a political party, > media, and culture that believes victimhood is the perfect substitute for > personal responsibility and self-respect. > > As a perfect example of this, we have social media "influencer" Natalie > Reynolds, who I had never heard of before 2024 and who spent a > considerable part of the last week of 2023 repeatedly playing the > victim/sexism card after a stunt she pulled at a gym backfired badly. > > Though the video is undated, it shows Reynolds and someone who is filming > her in what is obviously a staged stunt walking into the gym wearing a > sports bra and "painted-on pants," with only a bikini bottom covering her > lady parts. > > A man in the gym, who doesn't appear to be an employee, tells her that if > she's not dressed she needs to leave. She tells him she is dressed, and he > responds by telling her that he's "worked in the industry" (presumably the > entertainment industry) enough to know better. > > Watch the video below, and pay careful attention to the unseen person > "directing" her to "get closer" to the man who suggested she leave: > > In case it's not visible, a Community Note was added to the ratioed tweet, > with the below note added and a Healthline website link included: > > The man in the video is protecting the overall gym etiquette according to > which you should wear clothes suitable for exercise. > > Wearing unsuitable clothes or none at all is considered to be > disrespectful towards the other. It is a also a hygiene risk to others. > > Though Reynolds has a modest following at Twitter and Kick.com, she's > built up a following of 356,000 people on her Instagram page, where the > predictable thirst trap pictures and obnoxious videos are regularly > posted. > > READ: 'Kroger Andy' Gets Last Laugh After Targeted by Social Media Shamer > in Grocery Store Mask Dispute > > Strangely, the gym video wasn't posted to Instagram, which is probably > intentional since the one she posted to Twitter did not go according to > plan. > > Because she got called out so badly for arriving to the gym nearly naked, > she has since posted tweets showing other women at gyms dressed in bikini > bottoms and also pictures of bodybuilders in bikinis as though it > justifies her arriving at a fitness center in painted "clothes" and > accompanied by a video director who clearly wanted to put the man who > protested on blast as an alleged example of sexism and misogyny. > > Except her excuses didn't fly, as others observed: > > Podcaster Tim Pool nailed exactly why this type of "path to fame" stuff > needs to go away and fast: > > American youth finds the fastest path to fame in this kind of shit > > It's too bad that we don't inspire people to be builders and inventors > anymore > > This is why we have to build culture, to make what Natalie did unthinkable > to the next generation > > Endorsed. > > https://redstate.com/sister-toldjah/2024/01/01/watch-female-influencer- > goes-to-gym-in-painted-pants-plays-victim-gets-the-exact-reaction-she- > deserves-n2168155 At least she didn't claim she identifies as a cat and demands a litter box. -- pothead Tommy Chong For President 2024. Crazy Joe Biden Is A Demented Imbecile. Impeach Joe Biden 2022.