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keishajay · 5 years

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I meant for this whole review to go in one post, but damn, I had a lot of complaints, way more than I thought once I started writing them down. Some are nitpicky; most are related to characters and writing choices. For the fans of this series, I did enjoy this series for what it is, but I’ll never defend it as great literature. It’s Sharknado levels of fun, and I live for stupid shit like that. For the haters, enjoy. Oh, and spoilers ahead.

Now, on to the cons, and hoo boy, are there a lot of them. First, I was shocked to see this was labeled book 7 and not 6. I had no interest in reading Tower of Dawn, as it was marketed as a side story novella. Kingdom of Ash expects you to have read it and spends little to no time explaining who all these new characters are. It’s not confusing, just annoying for those of us not invested in Chaol’s story enough to read the novella. If you like Chaol, more power to you. I just didn’t care enough about what was a sure outcome to waste my time reading a novella about him and only him. Nesryn goes with him as well, but she was barely a character in the fifth (fourth? I don’t know anymore) book, more a cool background piece than a real person. That’s not nearly enough for me to pick up an entire book.

Maas brings in four new “personalities” from Tower of Dawn that really just take up space and fawn over Aelin, just like everyone else. Hasar is just a crabbier version of Aelin; Sartaq loves Nesryn and that’s it; Yrene is Chaol’s wife who’s a healer and that’s it; and Borte likes arguing with her fiance. They might be more interesting in ToD, but here, they just read like cardboard cutouts. They’re unnecessary and boring.

And speaking of unnecessary, there are WAY too many POV characters in these books. What started with a handful of mostly essential characters has now become a library’s worth of them. Even Lysandra’s ward, Evangeline, gets a couple POV bits to herself. Why? They added nothing to the story aside from remind us that she was there and still alive. More POVs should only ever be added to further the story or themes. I kid you not, Elide and Lorchan are together for 90% of the last two books, and for some reason, they both have POV chapters. Elide was already established and should’ve been the only one necessary, but you know, Lorchan’s hot so we should hear him angst too. And that is all he does, by the way, angsts over Elide. Hell, by the end, I was a little surprised Abraxos didn’t have his own POV chapter.

Maas also adds nonsensical things in to ramp up the drama. The worst offender is the character Darrow. He and TWO other old men boss Aedion around throughout this entire book, because... reasons, I guess. They don’t recognize Aelin as queen, fine. But they’re three old dudes against Aedion, who literally commands their entire army and the fire-bringer all the people in their whole country rally to. If anyone can give me a logical reason why Aedion didn’t just ignore every order they attempted to give him, I’m all ears. Instead, he tiptoes around them constantly and outright steals his own army from under their noses to do what he wants anyway. Why? They all know damn well Aelin is the rightful queen and they wouldn’t even have an army without her and Aedion. She could crush them under her thumb, and they all know that too. Hell, Aedion’s treason would even be forgiven in moments when she took her throne back from... no one. Darrow isn’t even trying to be king of Terrasen. He just doesn’t like the idea of this bratty teenager being his queen, and who can blame him? Yeah, I know she wants her country to be different, but she can’t change anything from the sidelines when the old rules are the only things keeping those men in power over her. There is no good reason for Aedion to obey any of their orders. They can do nothing to stop him, and they all know it. They are literally only there so Aedion has someone besides Lysandra to be pissed off at.

Speaking of Aedion being pissed off at Lysandra. For the haters out there, yes, he has every right to be mad at her. She may not have been the one to come up with this insanity, sure, but she knew Aelin suspected it might be necessary. Telling the one person who foams at the mouth anytime someone gets within spitting distance of his cousin that maybe something terrible could happen to her, making this plan necessary, should be at the top of your to-do list. She knew damn well what she was doing and how he would react the entire time Aelin was teaching her to play pretend. He should be angry with her for not telling him what was going through Aelin’s head, not for following the orders of their queen. Yes, him throwing he naked out in the snow was a major dick move, and I’m glad that she didn’t let him forget it. What I don’t condone is his reaction to seeing Aelin again. He just hugs her like nothing ever happened. He’s an asshole to Lysandra for months, but he just forgives Aelin for everything as soon as he sees her. I’m sorry but no. I would’ve forgiven the entire conflict between him and Lysandra being tedious if he had just punched her in the face before he hugged her. God knows she deserves it for all the shit she’s pulled over the course of six books.

So, I hate Aelin Galathynius. Like straight up hate her. She went from being a brat in the first few books to being the worst case of Mary Sueitis I have ever seen outside of self-insert fanfiction. First, she’s a secret princess, a “twist” anyone with a brain could see coming. She’s also somehow the best at everything she does, even though she shows no evidence of any of it. How does the country’s best assassin get caught? On top of that, how does anyone even know who the country’s best assassin is? Shouldn’t hiding your identity be rule number one in the assassin handbook? This shit-licker could’ve been any happy-ass teenager with a knife pretending to be this famous assassin when they caught her. How would they know? Answer, they shouldn’t have any idea (that would’ve also made for a much more interesting story). So, not only is she the best at everything she tries for reasons, she’s also the only one in the whole damn world with fire magic, the only thing that can hurt the demons for a majority of the series. And she doesn’t just have regular old everyday fire magic. No, she has fire to rival fifteen suns going supernova at the same time. She’s also the prettiest and smartest and nicest and snarkiest and funniest girl in the world. She outsmarts someone thousands of years old who could’ve snapped her neck or dropped her in to a literal Hell with a flick of her wrist. But no, Princess Mary Sue wants her new boytoy free, so the villainess has to get tricked into letting him go. Now, let’s not forget she’s also the Chosen One who deus ex machinas her way out of sacrificing herself because no one can do anything without her there to save the day. Seriously, no one ever wins anything unless she’s there. It happens more than once in this book. Her boytoy and company show up to rescue her from aforementioned villainess just as she’s breaking herself out, and they can’t get her chains off until she somehow shows them how to unlock them. She then proceeds to get them out of the country through her magic of summoning deus ex machinas whenever she needs one, and they arrive just in time to rescue Chaol and Nesryn from certain doom. She stops a cascading river with fire because science, and when all hope is lost back home, she shows up on a magical white deer with the Rohir- oops, I mean her army. She also somehow holds off two of the most powerful creatures in the world with her assassin skills and barely any magic, because... villains have to lose, I guess. You know what Aelin loses by the end of the book? Her humanity, which she suddenly cares about ten pages before it’s gone. Aedion lost his father and at least half an army at his command. Manon lost the only people she really cared about in the whole world, and she could do nothing but watch them sacrifice themselves. And Aelin lost her humanity when she’s already been living as a fae since book 3. Oh God, how will she ever survive such a loss? She is actually the worst.

These books, this one in particular, are clearly written with a younger audience in mind (much younger than me at least, and I’m 30), and I strongly believe the target audience is girls. There is so much description of how beautiful the men in this series are that it almost borders on obscene. I do appreciate having a clear picture of what characters look like, but I do not need to know about all the rippling muscles and long fingers that all the men in this series seem to have. Even bookworm Dorian is described as being oh-so-sexy even though he doesn’t appear to have ever handled a weapon in his life. There is a lot of pandering to the female audience, especially with the sex scenes. In a YA novel, these are pretty inappropriate. She started with sex scenes being a fade-to-black kind of event, and now, almost every single one is described in disgusting detail. I like romance as much as the next girl, but if I wanted soft-core porn, I’d read romance novels. To top that shift off, she still insists on using “rutting” as a substitute for “fucking,” and I think that’s what bothers me the most about the whole change here. They are completely interchangeable in every context, to the point where I just read “rutting” as “fucking” every single time. This isn’t Brandon Sanderson’s silly but story-appropriate swearing. It’s just lazy writing. And detailed descriptions of sex are okay, but swearing? Someone call Takamata. We need to start the Inquisition. (History of the World reference for anyone confused.)

This story ends exactly as you should expect it to, with a happily ever after. None of the main characters die, and those with names go out as sacrifices, which is honestly consistent with the rest of the deaths in this series. The deaths we do get are mostly to make the main characters feel bad for no real reason. Aedion even flat-out states that Gavriel could’ve stayed inside the walls, and there is no argument, author or characters, as to why he had to go outside. At least the Thirteen’s sacrifice makes more sense. It was still pretty dumb to have them go out at all, but I don’t know if I could come up with a better way to destroy those witch towers. What they did was noble and understandable in context, though there were probably any number of ways it could’ve been avoided. I’ve seen Desolation of Smaug. Just drop a dragon/whale/elephant-Lysandra on top of the tower before they even get it fixed up to move again.

One last complaint that I have regarding the ending is largely the villains. There are three of them, and all three kind of go out like bitches. Erawan, the dickhead pulling the strings since book 1, gets tricked and healed to death. There are a lot of millennia-old creatures getting tricked into doing stupid things in these books. Manon’s grandmother (who never gets a name by the way) gets blown up by Asterin. Honestly, hers was probably the most satisfying end of the three because Asterin got the vengeance she deserved for her hunter and child. Maeve somehow became the biggest threat halfway through the series, and she meets her end in the most extravagant fashion, impaled by Fenrys and then decapitated by Aelin and burned to ash. What irritates me most about Maeve is she could’ve been great. If anyone has read the manga, Magi, you know what I’m talking about. Maeve is discount Gyokuen with half the threat and less than a quarter the sense. Where Gyokuen is highly capable, both as a fighter and a politician, Maeve is kind of a pushover who gets tricked by our “heroes” numerous times. She’s shown preparing for all sorts of unlikely eventualities, but she somehow can’t handle the plucky teenagers. Give me a break. From the moment you meet her, you know Gyokuen is going to be one of those bad guys that will require some clever thinking to defeat. I felt like Maeve could just be snuck up on and murdered by anyone who knew her schedule. Her last ditch effort against Aelin was clever, but other than that, she barely puts up a fight despite all the fear and hype she gets from almost every character in the book.

Now, like I said above, I did enjoy these books. I don’t feel like my time was wasted or that I was manipulated by them at all. I had fun with them the same way that I have fun with SyFy channel original movies. The characters and story had so much more potential than what this amounted to, but I don’t hate this series at all. Yes, the subplot with the gods was idiotic and unnecessary, but the valg were interesting as an enemy type. Yes, the romance shoved down my throat could be awful at times, but some of the relationships were genuinely sweet. Chaol and Dorian are the best bros, and I love Lysandra taking it upon herself to protect this little girl when she could’ve looked the other way. Manon’s relationship with Asterin was great as well. Do I wish it was better? Absolutely. Should it be boycotted by everyone? Of course not. Despite their problems, these books are fun, fluffy, popcorn movie fun, and sometimes, that’s just fine.

#kingdom of ash #throne of glass #spoilers #complaints #honest review

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dedalvs · 6 years

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I keep seeing these crazy negative reviews for Bright, and I just wanted to make sure you heard from some fans what they thought. I was incredibly excited for the movie when I first heard about it, before I even knew you were going to be involved. And now that I've seen it, I'm even more happy about it. Bright was a fantastic movie, there were certainly places it could be improved, but the movie was awesome and I can't wait for more in the same universe. Truly fantastic, thanks!

Thank you! I enjoyed it too, and enjoyed working on it. It’s not the best picture of 2017, but it was never intended to be. I think it pretty much hit the mark it was aiming for (maybe not a bullseye, but close to that second ring), and based on what I’ve seen, 8 or 9 out of every 10 people think so too. That’s pretty good!

One of the things that’s really different about Bright vis-à-vis its critical response is so many people have Netflix, so watching Bright costs nothing but time. A movie ticket, on the other hand, costs $18. If something’s getting insanely negative reviews, you may be wary about spending $18 on it. If you can watch that same thing at home for free, though (or for no extra cost), and turn it off twenty minutes in without having wasted anything but twenty minutes…? The average person is more likely to (a) watch it, and (b) not react to it as negatively. That’s not a bad way to experience something.

Part of the absolutely absurd blowback The Last Jedi is getting from a small but vocal corner of the internet is due in large part to expectations and investment. First, the legacy of Star Wars, and the ownership fans feel over it, cause fans to have a certain level of expectation for a Star Wars movie. Certain of those expectations are fine (i.e. we expect a big budget, the kind of sound effects and sets we’re used to seeing, the screen wipes, scrolling text at the beginning, John Williams, etc.), but those are actually fairly easy to meet (every single Star Wars film, including the two recent ones, the originals, and the prequels all look and sound like Star Wars films). The sense of entitlement invested fans have, though, cause them to expect things beyond that, though—and it’s not simply quality. They expect a very specific set of things to happen when it comes to plot. Much of what’s happening with The Last Jedi sounds like “We think this is a bad film!”, but what it actually amounts to is “Some of the specific things I required to happen in this film didn’t happen in this film!” And that’s just silly. Might as well not even make a new film, in that case.

So, the legacy of Star Wars is part of it, but I think the cost factor is not insignificant. If you pay for something, you feel like you should get your money’s worth—that you basically own part of it, and it should work the way you think it should. It’s true of juicers, vacuum cleaners, pots, and lamps—why not art?

Of course, this answers itself (or it should). Art is brought to life by an artist, and lived by the audience. If the audience demands too much of the artist, they may as well be doing it themselves—and they do now (cf. fan fiction. Why don’t all the haters go write some Last Jedi fan fiction—and then see what it’s like to have that received by an audience?). Even so, I think a lot of the demands are lessened when there are fewer expectations. I’ve never had sympathy for those who say, “The trailer looked like X, but the movie was Y, and therefore I hate it.” They may as well have said, “I ate a bad tangerine while I was watching the movie, therefore I hate the movie.” It may be true, but the opinion has absolutely no value beyond the individual—and I mean no value literally (neither positive nor negative). It’s nothing. It can mean nothing to anyone beyond the one who expressed the opinion, and may as well not be stated.

Anyway, trying to get back to the point, we’ve listened to critics in the past because we want to get a good sense of if we’re going to get a good return on investment. Unless you’re wealthy, going to the movie theater is not something to be done lightly anymore. If the risk is low, the outside criticism is less valuable. Like, say my life were different, and I had never seen Labyrinth. It gets a 68% on Rotten Tomatoes—not terrible, but not great. If I see that score, but then see it (a) has David Bowie, (b) is a Jim Henson film, and © is a fantasy film from the 80s, I think there’s a good chance I’ll like it. Would I pay $18-$25 to see it literally once? Maybe not. But if it was on a streaming service I already subscribed to? Yes, sign me up for that! ZERO hesitation. And you know what? I would’ve been rewarded with a movie I value more highly than most movies I have seen in my life. The score would mean (and does mean) absolutely nothing to me.

Let me tell you about another movie I saw in the theater back in 2005. It’s called MirrorMask. I knew nothing about it going in (had heard nothing), but my wife @thisallegra heard it was by Neil Gaiman, and she’s a fan, so we went. We saw it, and I loved it. Great film! I enjoyed it all the way through. It wasn’t perfect, but it was unique enough, visually interesting, and had some good performances—including a starring role by someone whom I would later meet and work with, Stephanie Leonidas. MirrorMask has a Rotten Tomatoes score of 54%. Against a $4 million budget, it earned $867,000 in a limited theatrical release. There were some positive reviews, but there were more negative reviews, and the negative reviews were more negative than the positive reviews were positive, if that makes sense. Almost no one saw it; it wasn’t in theaters for long at all; it made virtually no impact at all on popular culture. Yet I am telling you, if you have a chance to see this film, and you like Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal and Neil Gaiman—or any combination thereof—you will like this film. If instead of being made for theaters it had been made for Netflix, it would be a hit. It would find its audience.

And Jebus H. Crispin, don’t get me started on D.E.B.S… (38%? You flippin’ kidding me?!)

Anyway, in short, thank you! I’m glad you like it, but you also need not worry that those who worked on the film are hearing the critics, but not the fans. We definitely are! And in all honesty, I wish some of the films that I absolutely adored in the past that were hammered by the critics and didn’t get a big box office could have gotten the kind of release that Bright did. There’s zero box office, but people are giving it a shot—and while not everyone is loving it, it’s finding its audience. What more could an artist ask for?

#Bright #Bright film #Netflix #The Last Jedi #D.E.B.S.#MirrorMask #Neil Gaiman #Stephanie Leonidas #Defiance #Rotten Tomatoes #Star Wars #dileas-caraid

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fwips · 7 years

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Hi fwips, i'm a little shy about coming off anon, but I want to let you know how much I admire your attitude towards haters in the voltrob fandom. I've been a follower for a while so I've seen how you respond to unnecessary commenters/haters whether it's on your art or about specific things in fandom. How do you not give a shit? Also, I love your cosplays - sometimes I have to squint to make sure you're the cosplayer and not the character themselves

thank you! im glad youre able to find enjoyment for so long!

i think a lot of my apathy on this site and in fandoms in general is because i was so involved in the drama from fandoms and previous friend groups in my past and it taught me that all this stuff is make believe, the real world is what you should invest your time and emotional energy in. people on the internet literally do not matter unless you let them. people who say mean shit are trying to get a rise and attention out of others, because their parents failed them and they want acknowledgement of any kind. When you just ignore someone trying to get a rise out of you, i promise you it will make every online experience easier for you. Block who and what content you dont want to see, dont kick up fusses over things that don’t effect your actual progress in life.

I used to surround myself in people i only wanted to please, i wanted them to like me so much i sacrificed who i was, and by doing that became someone really ugly. I let people who didn’t care about me at all effect how much i cared about myself. People who try to start a fight or act like theyre above others for whatever their reasons are literally cannot shake someone who is apathetic. If theres one piece of advice I have for anyone, its that continuing to live and be the best person you can be, have good things brought into your life through your own hard work and kindness, will always be the best revenge. Life isn’t short, it’s the longest thing you’ll ever do, but moments can pass by faster than you’ll be prepared for, so why waste them on dramatic fights over cartoons when you can go do something positive instead? For every negative interaction, do something positive, and i assure you, you’ll feel like a million dollars.

someone send you anon hate? draw the thing they don’t like that makes you happy so theres more of it in the world.donate blood or register to be a bone marrow donor! do something you know will matter in the real world where none of this internet pettiness will be able to touch you as a person. Actively trying your best to be a good person won’t make others stop having a problem with you, but it will make that THEIR problem, not yours.

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outerspace-castaway · 7 years

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just found out that there are people who hate taylor swift so much that they make videos on youtube explaining why they hate her.

so far I've only watched 3 and wow these girls know nothing about taylor but they hate her so much. I did rant in their video comment sections:

video 1:'why I hate taylor swift' channel: daniella

my rant:

you literally say what you know about taylor is what the media portrays yet that set you off enough to make a video about her being a horrible, fake person. really? fucking really/ there are a lot of parody videos of taylor /fan made videos etc, and they have not been taken down. 1 famous youtubers video gets taken down and yall lose your shit. btw taylor's mgmt team is more than just her. taylor didnt have a guitar teacher. when she was about 11 a computer guy came over to fix her families computer before he left he taught her a few begginers chords then years laters trys to profit off of her name. taylor has a right to me pissed by that. taylor isnt the first or last celebrity to get thing copyrighted. kanye and beyonce for exaple have hunders of things copyrighted. also taylor isnt getting things copyrighted just bc, she's doing it so big companys cant used her image without her knowing. and ps she doesnt have any lyrics that say "party like its 1989" im guess youre getting that confused with prince's 1999, where he says 'lets party like its 1999' its called being HUMBLE do you not know the meaning of the word humble, i guess you dont, futhermore even tho taylor is surprised when she wins, she does not cry every time. and even if she did why does someone crying bother you? she literally wrote a message about why she took her music off spotify saying that "she doesnt need anymore money", she said she "has enough money to pay her dancers from her tour alone' she pointed out how smaller artist, like indepent artist dont get paid properly by spotify bc spotify takes most of the money for themselves, she also said music is art and art should be free.....adele too her music off spotify too, i'll be waiting for your video attacking adele... btw what your obsession with sticks being in asses? this video was pretty much just full of lies instead of going by the medias portrayal of a person how about try and look for the truth. who am i kinding you as well as everyone in the comments dont care about the truth do you? just sad and pathetic really.

video 2: 'why I hate taylor swift' channel: july2ish

my rant:

kim exposed taylor: taylor was not told "i made that bitch famous" she should clarified that was the lyric but she didnt lie --- omg you hate her bc she dated harry are you in 4th grade, he asked her out. "im about feminism" but you hate her for dating hs taylor doesnt like papa following her -- you hate her bc of her wealth --- dont people pay for spotify too???? -- she didnt sue fans they were sent ciest & disist letter until their copyright issues were straighted out --- the guy wasnt a guitar teacher he was a computer guy who came to the familys home and taught her a few chords before he left, and he wasnt sued -- she copyrighted a stylized version of the year 1989 that was made for her tour not the year or number 1989 here is who taylor swift sued: THAT GUY WHO SEXUAL ASSUALTED HER BY PUTTING HIS HAND UP HER SIRT AND ON HER ASS.

video 3: '6 reasons i hate taylor swift' channel: queen maryah watkins productions (comments were disabled so I left this on her channel)

1. her pr team didnt clarify which lyric she was offended by, she thought kanye was going to use "i made her famous" that is what taylor said in the video kim posted. kanye didnt tell her "i made that bitch famous" "perfessional victim" thats some bullshit. she writes aboutr her feeling, a majority of her songs are NOT about breakups but love songs. ps she isnt the only artist to write about break ups 2. taylor's dad invest in big machine records after she signed to the label. shes very talnted, she does work hard and she walked away from a record label who wanted to sign her because they would alway taylor to write her own music so she walk away then was discovered and signed by scott borschetta then her dad invested in big machine records

3. she doesnt have to dance, really why the hell does that matter? no her voice isnt like whitney or beyonce, its softer, she cant do big notes like they do that doesnt mean she can sing. shes a great guitar player why doent you actually watch her play and she plays multiple intruments well as fpr her lyrics she writers masterpieces, listen to something other than shake it off or wanegbt.

and are you really saying you hate her because of her look and her fashion choices do you not hear how petty that is 4. calling out nicki is the ONLY time shes ever did anything like that. and are you seriously mad bc she gets excited for friends accomplishments? ed sheeran is her best friend. she didnt say she was looking forward to controversy, she said she was looking forward to telling people she knew about the song, not about wanting controversy from it. 5. "has not integrity for music.." she wants people to understand that music is art and should be treated as such, as for writing TIWYCF under a fake name, she and calvin agreed to do that together 'catfished, disillusioned, perplexed', are you fucking with me? swifties were excited when we found out taylor wrote it. you think she lies on her album credits bc of one fucking song? my god could you get anymore stupid? 6. im tired of this "greedy" bullshit. its a lie she didnt say she wants more money for youtube y\this is some bull you pulled out of you ass. she literally said in her apple music letter that she did not need anymore money. go fucking read the damn thing its on her tumblr page. i cannot tell you how pathetic and stupid you sound in this video, this video is filled with lies get a fucking life

video 4: 'rant why i hate taylor swift explicit' channel: lacye leuko

her pr team didnt clarify which lyric she was offended by, she thought kanye was going to use "i made her famous" that is what taylor said in the video kim posted. kanye didnt tell her "i made that bitch famous" therefore she did not have full compltee knowledge. kanye deserves shade but her point was to uplift young girls, something she been doing for years, she used kanye lie to her benefit

kanye is an ass who does & says bad things to many people dont act like he doesnt deserve to be shaded.

her rep leak the info, he should have informed first but why does that bother you?

taylor never confirmed bad blood is about katy, katy did that herself. taylor doesnt have a prolem with tina and amy she was just pissed about the joke.

she's not a snake the video proves kanye didnt say 'i made that bitch famous' the lyric she was told ' i made her famous'

nothing was wrong with selena defending her friend.

i cant believe how you and other taylor haters really dont want to see the truth about taylor.

a few etsy fans were sent Cease and desist orders because of copyright issues, there are still thousands a taylor swift fan artwork on etsy. if those copyright issues were fixed those fans art were probly put back on etsy.

the only female she is fueding with is katy and by that i mean, katy keeps findong ways to talk about her but she keeps her mouth shut about katy.

taylor swift: does charity work. ispires many young girls, is a great role model. you know nothing about how she influences her fans for the better. how she gives speeches and messages of positivity to her fans. you know nothing about the reall taylor swift, just tabloids and bullshit

// 'So, About Taylor Swift Getting Put On Blast... Watch white Feminism Work'

channel Sensei Aishitemasu // its a 33 minute video. this person wasted 33 mintues of their time to talk aout why they hate taylor (im definitely NOT going to watch that)

i still said something anyway: im not watching this video bc im sure its bullshit just like the others, but why did you waste 33 minutes of your time to bitch about a pop singer and her "white feminism" you hate taylor swift GET THE FUCK OVER IT AND GROW THE FUCK UP. and black people idk how this little white girl hurt you so damn much, I can say that be im black too and get bullied on twitter by other black ppl who are offended I like this white singer. she doesn't do the things you like, shhes not an activist, she writes breakup song songs, she cant sing like whitney, who tf cares? IGNORE HER!. change the channel, turn off the radio when shes on, don't pick up magazines with her face on them, stay off her twitter and instagram. just fucking leave her alone, its not that hard to do.

i just cant wrap my head around these people having so much hate for taylor. shes a good fuking person. no shes not perfect, yes she makes mistakes but for the ove of god there are worst people than her in the entertainment industry but shes treated like the devil

how does taylor have these people so easily pressed and bothered?

#taylor swift #swifties #why are people so butthurt over taylor swift?#leave taylor swift alone #youtube #swiftie #taylor swift defense squad

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