As public figures, celebrities take a great deal of responsibility for what they say and do on social media. And if they ‘cloud’ it, internet users will be there to make it noticeable and not exactly in a subtle way. Quite the opposite.
This is the case with these ‘illustrious’ characters who left more than one with their mouths open with their ‘blunders’ in the networks.
We tell you some of the most embarrassing examples.
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Kika Nieto
The “youtuber” Kika Nieto lost a lot of followers and created many memes with her famous phrase “I tolerate them” referring to the members of the Lgtbiq + community.
In his video, uploaded to his YouTube channel in March 2018, his followers asked him what he thought of gay people. She assured she knew she ‘entered the wolf’s mouth’ when she replied and assured that, because of his Catholic religion, he thought it was “not right,” but he tolerated it.
Although he uploaded another clip days later assuring that he didn’t mean to support the existence of gay people, but that he lived with and respected them, it made no sense. Public opinion had already turned against him and his channel took a heavy blow.
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Paris Danielle
Paris Danielle is a ‘tiktoker’ who wanted to ‘teach’ English pronunciation to her followers. He tried to ‘correct’ people on his TikTok account to say ‘ok’ the name of clothing, shoes and other product brands. This caused controversy at the time, as it was perceived by several followers as an act of arrogance.
In addition, he assured in that video that Zara and H&M are pronounced according to the English language, which (following your logic to pronounce the characters with respect to where they come from) is incorrect because one is Spanish and the other is Swedish.
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He was also bullied for being in the middle of a video he missed a ‘haiga’ instead of ‘haya’, Well, she was particularly affected because her Instagram account was hacked.
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Currently, the ‘influencer’ is known as the ‘strawberry girl’ (the way they refer to someone in Mexico who is conceited).
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Johana fadul
This week, the Colombian actress arrived in the country and was not tested for corona virus during her passage through El Dorado airport in Bogotá. Then he got the idea of publishing a video on his Instagram account celebrating this fact and compared tests for covid-19 with those for human immunodeficiency virus (VIH).
“I was saved from the test that goes through the nose (…) Receiving those results, that is, I think it’s worse than getting AIDS, cancer, I don’t know, as well as a terrible disease,” were the words they have cost him countless criticism from network users.
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Many pointed out that these diseases should not be compared because they have a different kind of severity.
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Manuela Gómez and Yina Calderón
In February 2020, a video by Yina Calderón and Manuela Gómez, both known for their participation in the RCN program ‘Protagonistas de Nuestro TV’, literally ‘grabbed the wick’ in a bar in Bogota, went viral.
In the recording Yina can be seen attacking Manuela. He threw a glass of water at her first, then grabbed her hair. The waiters of the place had to forcibly separate them.
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The fighting ended unexpectedly in June in the middle of a party of Yina Calderón, in which they both gave a kiss of reconciliation.
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Kunno
The Mexican influencer was at the center of controversy when he published a video detailing his foray into the HolaFan! -Platform announced, in which followers can receive greetings from the influencers and celebrities registered in this application by a certain price.
The controversy stemmed from the price per post as it is one of the highest on the platform: 1,200 Mexican pesos, that’s more than 200,000 Colombian pesos.
The memes didn’t wait:
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Pautips
Colombian ‘youtuber’ Paula Galindo, better known as Pautips, has been part of numerous controversies. The most recent was due to an unusual complaint: she was angry that she herself had to repair the Miami, United States, hotel room where she was staying.
“They told me they don’t clean the rooms because of the covid. I was never informed about it before payingHe said in his video.
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The situation occurred on November 7, but was announced on the networks until the 12th of the same month. Many internet users joked and suggested that she did not know how to make the bed. That is why the ‘youtuber’ responded with a story in which she showed that she did know.
Also, in April 2020, the young woman had posted that she didn’t want to cook and that she missed ‘going out for brunch’. This comment sparked criticism from internet users, who saw the comment as “banal” amid the crisis that the country is experiencing to this day..
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