Rihanna cyber bullies someone

by **ThaInfo1** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:40 pm

The girl talk about her 1st. I mean I know it's not mature to respond but if someone is talking about something that is sensitive to them (which this situation is to her), most people will want to defend themselves. I don't see how everyone is trying to make that girl seem innocent. I respect that she has an opinion, however there is a respectful way to go about then saying "Someone that beat your face off". In actuality she is the one that cyber bullied 1st. She also didn't have to tag her, because even though Rihanna gets millions of tags a day. She can still see them.

by **GetBack** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:41 pm

naslow wrote:wtf is wrong with all of you,in the 1st place wat was the girl's business with rihanna's personal life?she was all up in her business?Rihanna is human and has every right to react the way she did

If Rihanna or Chris Brown didn't want to be talked about and bothered by any opinion of others online, then they shouldn't have made a Twitter account in the first place! They are public figures, and people will talk about them in a good or bad way, whether they like it or not.

by **biscuits** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:45 pm

ThaInfo1 wrote:The girl talk about her 1st. I mean I know it's not mature to respond but if someone is talking about something that is sensitive to them (which this situation is to her), most people will want to defend themselves. I don't see how everyone is trying to make that girl seem innocent. I respect that she has an opinion, however there is a respectful way to go about then saying "Someone that beat your face off". In actuality she is the one that cyber bullied 1st. She also didn't have to tag her, because even though Rihanna gets millions of tags a day. She can still see them.

Like I said in my previous post, if Rihanna was 'defending' herself, she would have addressed the Chris Brown issue, not made derogatory remarks about her looks.

by **joiPrince_JO** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:49 pm

biscuits wrote:Just read the comments from some of the Rihanna stans in her 'General Artist' thread.

It's interesting to see their take on this. 'Rihanna was just defending herself'.

No! Defending herself would have been to defend working with Chris Brown. But degrading the girl's looks (which was completely off topic) was just mean. And involving her followers makes it so much worse. So arrogant and sad.

THIS!

by **Jesper** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:54 pm

ThaInfo1 wrote:The girl talk about her 1st. I mean I know it's not mature to respond but if someone is talking about something that is sensitive to them (which this situation is to her), most people will want to defend themselves.

If you have an twitter that is accesable for everyone than you also should deal with the reply's. Whether she likes it or not, such things appear on twitter, she has to be the mature one and ignore it.

I don't see how everyone is trying to make that girl seem innocent. I respect that she has an opinion, however there is a respectful way to go about then saying "Someone that beat your face off". In actuality she is the one that cyber bullied 1st. She also didn't have to tag her, because even though Rihanna gets millions of tags a day. She can still see them.

The girl stated her opinion, Rihanna freaked out and begin insulting whether the girl's reply were bad or not, Rihanna was the one who started the insulting. If Rihanna just ignored her, like she probably has done with 1000s of other tweets the last week, there would have nothing happened.

She is an artist and a victim of domestic violence, if she wants privacy on social media, she needs to lock her account and only allow followers (she choose and allows) to see her updates and reply's, but she doesn't, so she should take the responsibily and concequences, she knew the moment she asked Chris to work with her that it would lead to controversy, so she also has to be an adult and accept people's opinion and not be a little kid and insult people with things that have nothing to do with the whole issue.

by **danbarj** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:56 pm

The girl was wrong, but Rihanna was wrong. That's how I see it. Don't come at my personal life and not expect me to respond.

Everyone's done it: Whitney, Mariah, Beyonce and others. We've just NOT seen them do it on Twitter. It doesn't make it better, but it does make it more professional how they have responded to criticism. Rihanna should take not. Use twitter (as a celebrity) for its benefits, but not to degrade a dissenter.

EVEN SO, the girl needs to mind her business. I wish I would tweet that to Rihanna.

And, the only difference from most other stars' apathy toward such a tweet is that you haven't seen it on twitter.

by **UKMusicLova** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:59 pm

I think when you're a celebrity you should know that people are going to comment on your personal life whether you like it or not. Not saying it's correct that someone makes comments like that because celebrities are humans but it is just one thing that you "give up" when you're a celebrity. Privacy.

Now Rihanna was well within her right to tell the girl to eff off and mind her own business but to comment on what she looks like is just rude and for someone who has the chance to make all girls no matter what they look like to feel beautiful, making mean comments like that are not nice. I'm a huge Rihanna fan and that upset me to see.

by **sherman** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:04 pm

abcd123 wrote:The girl at the start was just stating her opinion. And it is true, Rihanna is a complete idiot for collaborating with a guy who beat her up. Rihanna clearly has absolutely no self-respect.

lol its not true.. its an opinion aswell.. lol people dont call someone else's view an opinion but not ur own

anyway.. its not that serious guys..its not like rihanna said, navy attack her..

by **Pompeii** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:07 pm

That was definitely uncalled for and I certainly do not agree with Rihanna's behavior nor do I like it, but people hate her so much, calling her a slut and so forth, that you'd think Rihanna came to their house and personally killed their puppy! It just seems like some people can't wait for the opportunity to express their dislike for her.

by **Jesper** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:07 pm

sherman wrote:
abcd123 wrote:The girl at the start was just stating her opinion. And it is true, Rihanna is a complete idiot for collaborating with a guy who beat her up. Rihanna clearly has absolutely no self-respect.
lol its not true.. its an opinion aswell.. lol people dont call someone else's view an opinion but not ur own

anyway.. its not that serious guys..its not like rihanna said, navy attack her..

She indirectly did

I'm being cyber bullied by ---------->@JuhReeV

https://twitter.com/#!/rihanna/status/1 ... 1110051842

such tweet sounds a bit like a far cry for help, she makes her followers aware that she has a conflict with someone, and every artist know that there are delusional fans who go and attack

by **ECE** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:37 pm

Jaree Strozier:
I aint even that fat or ugly at all... Ya'll just bored

Oh really? hahahahaha :lol:

by **jpguy** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 8:51 pm

Oh my god, Rihanna is such a beast... Wow... I can't believe she just did this on Twitter...
and honestly, peple telling how "nasty" was for the girl to insult Rihanna, let's not be stupid...
Who hasn't tweeted a celebrity and goes unnoticed, do you think that girl (one out of her what? 10 million followers) would get a reply back, LMAO, whoever thinks insulting (this wasn't even an insult) an artist on Twitter is stupid... it's even more stupid to not even think that would happen with the millions of followers she has...
Honestly, she's so rancid...
And is it really true she's collaborationg with Chris Brown ? That'd be even more stupid than her "Smoking because IDGAF" pictures... she's so immature... I'm being cyber bullied, lol... clearly, she knows she has no self-respect and is angry even regular people on the webt are commenting on it... :lol:

by **BlueScorpion** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:04 pm

The girl was actually very respectful in her first tweet and just said what crossed everyone's mind. Rihanna's answer on the other hand was too stupid. Definitely she was made to be with Chris.

I never liked her because she always seemed to untalented and super bitchy to me. Like, she can't move, she can't sing, she can't pen something lyrically worthy and now she proves to be a jackass. The more badass she wants to look, the more pathetic she is. Sorry, I really love her :lol:

by **abcd123** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:05 pm

ECE wrote:Jaree Strozier:
I aint even that fat or ugly at all... Ya'll just bored

Oh really? hahahahaha

Rihanna... Is that you?!

by **ECE** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:11 pm

abcd123 wrote:
ECE wrote:Jaree Strozier:
I aint even that fat or ugly at all... Ya'll just bored

Oh really? hahahahaha
Rihanna... Is that you?!

Who is u again?

lolbye

by **crazyman324** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:31 pm

Rihanna reacted like a normal person - when unfortunately she has to consistently act as a role model. She shouldn't have behaved that way but I understand why she did.

*shrug*

by **Ruthymon** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:34 pm

Ladies and gents, the 21st century Tina Turner :roll:

How pathetic. :roll:

by **Jesper** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:35 pm

crazyman324 wrote:Rihanna reacted like a normal person - when unfortunately she has to consistently act as a role model. She shouldn't have behaved that way but I understand why she did.

*shrug*

so if you did something weird in someone's eyes, he/she just says in general that he/she lost respect for you, you would also just insult someone because of her look, size etc. ? When you could also ignore it, or react in a real normal way, with a good argument like "mind your own business"?

by **Titan3510** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:36 pm

Wow...

by **cabanaboy** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:45 pm

looking at the last 48 hours on Rihanna's twitter. MAN I feel bad for this girl. She is really following classic cycles of abuse with Chris Brown. I really hope she wakes up soon. She needs to quit work for a little bit and get her head on straight. Her tweets are really disgusting. She likes the word dick. What would her mother say?

by **Titan3510** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 9:58 pm

^ Oh so...according to you...

Blame it on Chris Brown.

smh

Website · by **Gagich** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 10:45 pm

It will be very awkward if someone ask her about this in an interview... :-?

by **danbarj** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 10:48 pm

Titan3510 wrote:^ Oh so...according to you...

Blame it on Chris Brown.

smh

While I refuse to blame her tweeting and any other behavior on CB, you do know that abuse is cyclical. The insecurity that follows extreme abuse usually leads to the victim becoming an ABUSER. Of themselves and others.

Let me know if you need sources and I'll be more than happy to upload a list.

Last FM <3 · by **nickf1** » Sat Feb 25, 2012 11:47 pm

Oh Riri!! That was so mean and unprofessional! :-?

by **musiclover2174** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 12:04 am

Rihanna should have not insulted the girl. The girl did not insult her and just stated an opinion. And yet, Rihanna called her back ugly or fat. It's like insulting all of those fat people. She's a public figure and every move she makes will make news. She should have been careful.

About the CB issue, I was also shocked when she worked with him again. I mean, after all what happened. I was like

. Are they already in good terms already or this is just for $$$? :roll:

I wouldn't go for Rihanna in this one.