Rihanna cyber bullies someone

by **Star** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:53 pm

Let's get things in perspective here.

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Here are the tweets:

Jaree Strozier wrote:I gotta admit, I lost alot of respect for @rihanna.. Makin a song w/ the dude that beat your face off is not a good look

Rihanna wrote:@JuhReeV neither is your avi #clapback

Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna I know I look better than you when chris beat ya ass... You musta liked it

Jaree Strozier wrote:Dont be mad at me cause youre in love with a psycho @rihanna... You need to reevaluate

Jaree Strozier wrote:This bitch done called me ugly... Hoe is too far away to be talkin shit, bring it to the front @rihanna

Jaree Strozier wrote:Im just sayin @rihanna must like gettin beat on cause the bitch is goin back for more.. Why ya'll mad though?

Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna is just a dumb bitch, plain and simple.. @chrisbrown is a unstable psycho! They deserve each other

Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna needs to get her ass beat again.. Maybe it'll knock some sense in her head

Jaree Strozier wrote:This bitch @rihanna scared to say something else... Got her insignificant fans on it instead

Rihanna wrote:I'm being cyber bullied by ---------->@JuhReeV

Jaree Strozier wrote:@rihanna aint nobody cyber bullying you... Im just speakin the truth. You the one callin people ugly

Jaree Strozier wrote:Aw, did I hurt little @rihanna s feelings? Get over it!

Jaree Strozier wrote:You shouldnt worry about me cyber bullying @rihanna.. Worry bout @chrisbrown pouncin on yo ass

Jaree Strozier wrote:**** you and @rihanna if you dont like what I have to say... Eat the fattest part of my ass

Jaree Strozier wrote:Im officially over this @rihanna shit... Let the bitch get her skull bashed in, I dont care

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From reading all the tweets between them I don't see where Rihanna called her fat or ugly. It must be the girl's own perception of herself to be that way when Rihanna said "neither is your avi".

And I would not call this bullying. It's both ways. It's a fight. No one is being bullied here. If anything, "fat cheeks" is the one with the aggressive and violent tones in her tweets.

EDIT:

urbanmusik wrote:Rihanna deleted most of them. She retweeted loads of things her fans were saying about the girl and said how that girl must love to eat cake, playing on the Birthday Cake lyrics in relation to her weight.

Oh, LOL

Well, see... Rihanna was just joking after all.

by **Pompeii** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 3:57 pm

joiPrince_JO wrote:This is definitely not okay. I hope she gets beaten up again... she'd deserve it (also, she obviously likes it)

zenneo wrote:There was no need to call the young girl those names and it sure does make Rihanna gutter trash.

Disgusting and disgraceful.

Thank you for reminding me that there is worse out there.

by **joiPrince_JO** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 4:04 pm

RudeBoi wrote:
joiPrince_JO wrote:This is definitely not okay. I hope she gets beaten up again... she'd deserve it (also, she obviously likes it)
zenneo wrote:There was no need to call the young girl those names and it sure does make Rihanna gutter trash.

Disgusting and disgraceful.
Thank you for reminding me that there is worse out there.

You're very welcome gorl :lol:

by **Muzikritik** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 5:02 pm

I think Rihanna was silly for taking the bait. What this chick initially tweeted was deliberately provocative and deliberately aimed at her, with the intent of Rihanna seeing it.

You would think with her life, Rihanna could just let it go and yes, what she tweeted back was immature... but the successive tweets This Chick responded back with were straight nasty and violent and far worse than anything Rihanna might have insinuated by taking a dig at her avi.

The other thing is its very possible that two weeks ago with the same tweet, she wouldve handled it much better. I can imagine after the last week's barrage of Rihating that she'd probably fed up with the whole damn thing.

by **jpguy** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 6:06 pm

People defending Rihanna and her tweets are just as stupid as .... Chris Brown . Period.

by **aaliyahman** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 6:31 pm

jpguy wrote:People defending Rihanna and her tweets are just as stupid as .... Chris Brown . Period.

by **joiPrince_JO** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 6:32 pm

aaliyahman wrote:
jpguy wrote:People defending Rihanna and her tweets are just as stupid as .... Chris Brown . Period.

by **andrepdc** » Sun Feb 26, 2012 6:38 pm

joiPrince_JO wrote:
aaliyahman wrote:
jpguy wrote:People defending Rihanna and her tweets are just as stupid as .... Chris Brown . Period.

by **foxygraandpa** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 2:52 am

She's the mean girl yes she's so fetch

by **Ruthymon** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:41 am

andrepdc wrote:
joiPrince_JO wrote:
aaliyahman wrote:
jpguy wrote:People defending Rihanna and her tweets are just as stupid as .... Chris Brown . Period.

by **Loveguru** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:07 am

^^ once again the double standards :lol:

by **fran_** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 9:32 am

This is considered 'News & Gossip'?

Girl..

by **Loveguru** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 12:47 pm

Ruthymon wrote:
andrepdc wrote:
joiPrince_JO wrote:
aaliyahman wrote:
jpguy wrote:People defending Rihanna and her tweets are just as stupid as .... Chris Brown . Period.

At this rate I might start handing out tampoms

by **Star** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:08 pm

by **HBIC** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 3:27 pm

Loveguru

by **Thriller** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 4:12 pm

Not clever of Rihanna, she should be setting an example and rising above it, not setting her fans on somebody who merely posted the same opinion millions of others may share.

Celebrities were so much better before Twitter and Facebook. They've lost their sense of mystique and unattainability and now just seem as stupid and flawed as any other person.

by **Titan3510** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 4:40 pm

Thriller wrote:Celebrities were so much better before Twitter and Facebook.

Or were they?

They've lost their sense of mystique and unattainability and now just seem as stupid and flawed as any other person.

Are you surprised?

Nothing's really changed.

by **aaliyahman** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 4:42 pm

Thriller wrote:Not clever of Rihanna, she should be setting an example and rising above it, not setting her fans on somebody who merely posted the same opinion millions of others may share.

Celebrities were so much better before Twitter and Facebook. They've lost their sense of mystique and unattainability and now just seem as stupid and flawed as any other person.

This is what I whole heartedly agree with. The celebrities may have been just the same but their attainability wasn't I mean literally some 'no one' is able to get a rise out of a megastar. Celebrities on Twitter like Rihanna (who actively use it themselves) are so attainable and accessible it's too much IMO. Facebook is kinda different because a lot of the time they'll have their publicity page and perhaps their own personal account for friends.

by **GetBack** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:20 pm

Thriller wrote:Celebrities were so much better before Twitter and Facebook. They've lost their sense of mystique and unattainability and now just seem as stupid and flawed as any other person.

I actually like it now, because at least, I know who to support, and I can actually have a sense of judgment about their personalities this time, and not be just blindly following, adoring and praising them and their every career move without knowing if they're really worth it.

by **NejcIV** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:30 pm

I would only like to add one thing - If we compare two situations: in the first one a celebrity bullies someone and in the second one a normal person does the bullying. The main difference is that a celebrity has an influence on other people and that millions of people read her comments. How can you say it's the same when a normal person does it? It's definitely not the same.

by **Thriller** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:35 pm

Of course I know celebrities have always been the same as everybody else deep down, but it used to be so much more about the musical output. Now it's about every inch of their private lives and they're the ones spilling it out all over the internet. Being a popstar was some wild dream that every teenager had and they aspired to be like their idols, now those popstars are getting into slanging matches with random nobodies and showing how awful their grammar is. True idols are so hard to come by now, if Twitter had been around forever do you think The Beatles and Michael Jackson would have so many adoring fans?

by **NejcIV** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 5:42 pm

Thriller wrote:Of course I know celebrities have always been the same as everybody else deep down, but it used to be so much more about the musical output. Now it's about every inch of their private lives and they're the ones spilling it out all over the internet. Being a popstar was some wild dream that every teenager had and they aspired to be like their idols, now those popstars are getting into slanging matches with random nobodies and showing how awful their grammar is. True idols are so hard to come by now, if Twitter had been around forever do you think The Beatles and Michael Jackson would have so many adoring fans?

Well not ALL celebrities nowadays are without class...

by **danbarj** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:28 pm

Rihanna was baited. Rihanna ate the bait. It's the girl's fault for visibly trying to attack Rihanna. But, Rihanna should have known better than to eat the bait. She's a megastar compared to that thing. She should have continued on.

It is not what some of her detractors ON UKMIX are trying to make it out to be. She is no different than the majority of stars. She, for what we know, has been kind and gracious. Loads to say from some of you about class when - just looking at the posters, your faves have:

1. Fired friends and family for nothing and without notice
2. Beat, physically, on people
3. Shrugged their responsibilities to their children
4. Flipped the finger at everyone
5. Stolen people's music, without proper credit

And even more things... yeah, that's class. But to respond to a twitter detractor who clearly harasses your decision to make a song with an ex by deflecting attention to her avi is classless. Ok.

It's not Rihanna's fault she is 24. I don't say that to excuse her age, but to reference the advent of social media. We don't know what Madonna, Whitney, Aretha, Cher, etc. would have done in the YOUNG primes if these were available. We have heard stories of most of them being bitches behind doors at one point or another though. So, what's the difference? The fact that they didn't have a twitter or FB because it wasn't invented?

by **NejcIV** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:32 pm

lol you're so **** full of shade it's not even funny anymore.

by **Titan3510** » Mon Feb 27, 2012 6:51 pm

Danbarj is right...

I mean, I'm torn and confused when it comes to Rihanna.

Sometimes, I can't stand her but other times, I need her. She's just so damn irresistable. And it pisses me off...but then, it kinda turns me on.

I'm like Alicia: fallin' in and out of love.

Rihanna was out of line for that. She should've either taken the higher road or just ignored that tweet.

But I'm going to overlook it. Just like I have with the rest of her mean-spirited tweets. Just like I've overlooked Chris Brown's antics.

Both Rihanna and Chris Brown are young. They are still learning and still trying to curb their flaws.

Like Danbarj said, most people who stan for Madonna or Jennifer Lopez or Christina Aguilera or Beyonce or Kanye West or Jay-Z or Prince or whoever don't realize how nasty and heartless they can be.

I can go in on anyone of them for doing things just as bad or worse than Rihanna...or even Chris.

So...people in glass houses really shouldn't throw rocks.

Just something to keep in mind.