The Real discuss social media influencer and model Emma Hallberg for blackfishing on Instagram

Dec 01, 2018 08:45



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The Real panel discuss the recent controversy of social media influencer & Instagram model Emma Hallberg who has been accused of “blackfishing” in order to gain followers and endorsements. Some may ask, what does that exactly mean? A quick online search summarized it like this, “The general point of blackfishing is for a female of European ( Read more... )

television - cw, tia and tamera mowry, blackfishing, internet celebrities, discussion, race / racism

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la_petite_singe December 1 2018, 17:27:24 UTC
This is why "social media influencers" need to not be a thing. We give these people attention (and money, I assume) for literally nothing and then act surprised when they go to gross and immoral places to keep it going.

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topismine December 1 2018, 17:34:02 UTC
Ugh, this was so frustrating to watch and it reminds of why I stopped watching The Real. The only one speaking any sort of sense is Loni. And Jennie trying to compare it to Patrick Starr and experimenting with makeup and looks?? Lmaooo

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hermionemalfoy December 2 2018, 01:39:25 UTC
As soon as Loni start talking I was like, "FINALLY"

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nicholasdee December 1 2018, 17:34:49 UTC
this girl needs to delete herself

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kingfucking December 1 2018, 17:35:20 UTC
The most egregious thing about this imo is that they are clearly not actually trying to look "black" but are trying to look like very exotic Caucasians with dark skin. They would never want their facial features to resemble that of a West African for instance

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lloyd_llewellyn December 1 2018, 17:43:46 UTC
her and million other girls are basically trying to look like kardashians. in other words exotic but racially ambiguous. it's a generational thing and it needs to die.

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teller5of5tales December 1 2018, 22:38:23 UTC
I think it might also be regional based. Maybe it is because of the culture of racism of the areas, but I don't think you see this as much in regions like the South or the Midwest.

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mzgrottesca December 3 2018, 23:49:30 UTC
There are tonssss of girls doing this where I live in the south lol can't speak for the midwest though.

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burntxtoashes December 1 2018, 17:37:46 UTC
how does this level of fake tan not wash/melt off? it reminds me of snog marry avoid where girls would spend like 3 hours 'tanning' and all you'd see is their dirty bedsheets and towels after

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lloyd_llewellyn December 1 2018, 17:45:28 UTC
it does wash/melt off. she most likely reapplies 50 times a day.

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eatmydustbinns December 1 2018, 19:18:47 UTC
Hahaha! Omg the soiled towels and sheets are killing me

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