#social-media-backlash

#social-media-backlash

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) shared an unsettling image of the Statue of Liberty wearing a burka, underlining her disapproval of Mamdani's candidacy with the caption, 'This hits hard.'

Meta's announced introduction of adverts to WhatsApp has sparked outrage among its 2.8 billion users, prompting calls for users to consider switching to competitors like Telegram.

In those clips, I used a word I never should've used, a racial slur. I used it ignorantly, not fully understanding the weight, history, or pain behind it.

"Weird to want to announce your insecurity to everyone but you do you. I don't agree with implying that clothing is what makes a woman 'respectable'."

"Boy where yo other kid," asked one user. "You're missing one of your children ????," added another. "Where's the other kid???? He has 3," said a third person.

"What happened McDonald's? isn't it enough to pay a real artist?" asks one user.

Mark Young's social media post promoted disrespect towards mobility scooter users, sparking outrage and highlighting the ongoing stigmatization of disabled individuals.

Last summer, Blake Lively found herself at the center of an online backlash, accused of being dismissive and annoying during the press tour for It Ends With Us. The criticism escalated rapidly on social media platforms, leading to a significant smear campaign against her, apparently orchestrated by Justin Baldoni's PR team. Text messages revealed a calculated plan to vilify Lively in light of her complaints against Baldoni, hoping to sway public perception ahead of a potential legal battle.

Nick Jonas' playful reference to Elton Musk resulted in backlash and support from X users, showcasing a divided community reacting to celebrity endorsements and political affiliations.

Glover addressed the criticism by emphasizing that if Jaguar 'plays in the same way that everybody else does, we’ll just get drowned out.' This radical rethink challenges conventional automotive branding.

The Miami Heat unveiled their bronze statue in Wade's honor last week with great fanfare -- and with mostly backlash and mockery on social media.

Andrew Garfield, who starred in Gibson's directed 'Hacksaw Ridge,' expressed his belief in the capacity for people to heal and change, stating, "I learned that people can heal. I learned that people can change, that people can get help. I learned that everyone deserves respect." This statement has triggered significant backlash on social media as users question the validity of giving Gibson multiple chances, recalling his controversial past.

"I can't control how people react," Gunn said in an interview with The Project, where she discussed the frightening hate and attacks her family faced since her performance.