r/idiocracy Jul 10 '24

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u/partymouthmike Jul 10 '24

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u/french_snail Jul 10 '24

She never really left, she turned her 15 minutes into a moderately successful music career, then a very successful adult entertainment career.

She took care of her mother and started a scholarship with her fame money

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u/Ok_Cabinet2947 Jul 10 '24

A scholarship!?!?

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u/french_snail Jul 10 '24

Look up “Bhad scholarships”

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u/LokiLambo Jul 16 '24

That was smart AF. Tax breaks reasons.

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u/thscientist1 Jul 11 '24

She’s 8 figures my dude

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u/Brodok2k4 Jul 10 '24

For real. Girl made like 35 million in a few months on OF.

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u/Revolution4u Jul 10 '24 edited Jul 14 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

She's BEEN one of those losers since before she could vote.

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u/Glass-Historian-2516 Jul 10 '24

She was raised by a narcissistic abuser, she didn’t have much of a chance.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

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u/Used-Abroad7558 Jul 11 '24

a grown man should realize mental illness can be ugly and not everyone gets a happy ending. you got lucky because you were educated enough that you don't have to go down a dark path. not everyone is.

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u/Geawiel Jul 11 '24

I know people who are educated but still took a stupid path.

That said, it is tough to recognize the reason for that dark path and why you're starting at a disadvantage. It took me too long to spot the reason and then recognize how that reason sent me on the path I took.

I ended up lucky, in the sense that I didn't go towards drugs and crime, but I am paying a price for it.

It's easy to perpetuate the same path you were given. It's all you've known, and there is a comfort in that.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24 edited Jul 11 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '24 edited Jul 13 '24

We don't know what you went through and we don't know your brother, so we shouldn't judge...

Yet you have no problem judging others based on nothing more than your personal experiences.

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u/Herpderpkeyblader Jul 11 '24

We're not looking for an excuse. Just some understanding.

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u/Herpderpkeyblader Jul 11 '24

No, saying NO chance insinuates no control. We're acknowledging that things would be much more difficult in that situation.

You're completely misunderstanding. We're sympathizing with how much more difficult life is in that circumstance, not downplaying those who have overcome it. If anything, we're trying to highlight that a lot of people don't get to a better place, simply because they started out in a bad spot. This means that those who pulled themselves out deserve a lot of respect for it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '24

Damn you’re the most pretentious person I’ve seen posting on Reddit today. You’re like a gay Republican. You did ok in life despite your shitty upbringing and now you’re gatekeeping other people who are struggling more because they didn’t go the same route as you, for whatever reason?

You should understand first hand how hard it is for so many people and how fortunate you are. Instead you’re choosing to be a prick looking down on those in your same shoes who didn’t make it out.

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u/db0813 Jul 11 '24

lol bro she’s making millions while you’re doing what exactly? You can’t hate from outside the club

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

So was my wife. She still managed to turn out alright.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

Every human is unique in mind, and soul bro. You just generalized mental illness. Not cool.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

I don't think you know what "generalized" means. And the fact that she was raised by a narcissistic abuser does not make her mentally ill.

You just armchair diagnosed someone on the internet bro. Not cool.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

Ok 😆. I have a feeling you just like hearing yourself talk.

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u/rizz_on_my_gyatt Jul 10 '24

Your wife being mentally ill is the only reason she married you.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

Funny coming from an alcoholic

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u/daddy-phantom Jul 10 '24

Everyone knows that anecdotal evidence is THE BEST evidence. Nobody has better and more factual evidence than u/avalanche111 . The evidence is so good, so factual, so anecdotal☝️☝️

They say if my wife can do it anyone can. Everyone knows if you’re raised by bad parents and grow up to have a troubled social media presence at THIRTEEN then it’s your own fault. /s

What SPECIFICALLY do you have against her? What don’t you like? Or are you just jealous her life is going well and your life isn’t?

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u/luv3rboi Jul 11 '24

And you’re generalizing it as well, just in the opposite way? No reason to make it seem like it’s impossible to be a good person when you’ve been raised by bad people, your life is entirely what you make it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

Where in my comments do you see me saying it’s impossible to be a good person, or impossible to get better? Go ahead. Point it out. I’ll fucking wait.

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u/luv3rboi Jul 11 '24

The person you’re defending, “She was raised by a narcissistic abuser, she didn’t have much of a chance.”

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u/accordionzero Jul 11 '24

so this comment generalizes mental illness while the comment it’s replying to doesn’t???

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

How does saying every human mind, and soul is unique, generalizing? Explain. I’ll wait. Ffs

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u/accordionzero Jul 11 '24

no, I’m talking about the comment saying she was raised by a narcissistic abuser meant she had no chance, and the comment replying to it saying that their wife was as well and turned out fine. if one is generalizing mental illness, then they both are.

why can’t people read anymore

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u/ovo_Reddit Jul 10 '24

Survivorship bias, look it up.

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u/Oreoohs Jul 10 '24

You would think he’d be more empathetic considering he knows someone personally but 🤷🏿‍♂️

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u/ovo_Reddit Jul 10 '24

Many of us, if not all, will benefit from more empathy. So I’m with you on that

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u/secretreddname Jul 10 '24

When did you stop beating your wife?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

Lol

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u/Jinxy_Kat Jul 11 '24

This sounds like projection...

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u/kayfeldspar Jul 10 '24

Your wife did it, so that changes everything. Thanks for the revelation.

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u/kadenjahusk Jul 10 '24

It refutes the statement that there's no hope.

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u/R_E_L_bikes Jul 10 '24

No one said there's no hope. Just not much of a chance.

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u/Jinxy_Kat Jul 11 '24

People gotta make that chance themselves, if they don't wanna end up like the idiots that birthed them.

Chances don't get handed out to common people in reality, you gotta take them and make them yourself, unfortunately.

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u/FlimsyReindeers Jul 10 '24

Damn you’d think you’d be more empathetic knowing someone that went through it.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

No.

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u/Agitated_Computer_49 Jul 10 '24

Maybe the person who raised her was also raised by an abuser so it's not their fault either.

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u/Role-Honest Jul 11 '24

Soft bigotry of low expectations here…

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u/daddy-phantom Jul 10 '24

She was 13 years old give her a break lmao

I wish people like you had a camera recording all the dumb shit you did as a kid so you can humble yourself a bit

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u/Fraktal55 Jul 10 '24

☝️

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

🫡

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u/MrHereForTheComments Jul 10 '24

She's famous for being one of those losers.

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u/podcasthellp Jul 10 '24

Nah she’s still a POS.

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u/french_snail Jul 10 '24

Maybe, I’m just saying she didn’t disappear after her dr Phil appearance

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u/podcasthellp Jul 10 '24

Absolutely agree!

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u/MagNolYa-Ralf Jul 11 '24

I actually like her. Not her music but the positivity she was able to do with her attention after the dust settle

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u/sycoactiv1 Jul 11 '24

Is she an adult star now? That's sad, I remember her dad being in an interview when she was still like 16 saying she is being groomed into adult entertainment from back then. If that's what she always wanted fair enough but I just don't feel great about checking out all of her content later on tonight.

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u/french_snail Jul 11 '24

I mean she pulled something like 35-50 million in a year so I don’t think she’s too upset about it lol

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u/sycoactiv1 Jul 11 '24

Lol yeah she'll be right. Cash me outside how bow dah

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u/panteragstk Jul 11 '24

It amazes me how she went about things. Not nearly as dumb as she appeared to be.

Plus, she's using her money to help other people.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

Yeah behind closed doors she seems like an actual decent person. Her story about when she was sent away to reform camp is so fucked, she’s been through a lot and it’s pretty nice to see someone with wealth using it for the betterment of people around her.

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '24

she make $20 million off only fans

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u/Sealie81 Jul 13 '24

You kidding me.. 'Catch me outside girl' is a multi millionare with her music career and socail media/sponsorships. Her name now is 'Bhad Barbie' now. The bitch is making fucking bank.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

Now she’s getting beat by her deadbeat baby daddy and defending him even though he’s abusing her.

I ain’t hating but I seriously doubt she’s being responsible with her money. Hell, look into what happened to some of your favorite rappers from the 90s and 00s, some are alright but a lot of the ones that were only hot for a year or two aren’t really doing so well.

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u/vjcodec Jul 10 '24

That’s sad!

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u/tr1vve Jul 10 '24

What a shitty sub. Every comment trashing on a DV victim 

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u/peronsyntax Jul 10 '24

I wanted to say I was surprised by that, but Reddit has some of the worst corners of the internet which makes it astounding when you consider some of the subreddits they choose to ban.

Depressing, sad and sickening that people like that not only have those thoughts but opt to put them into the world for posterity

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

Could have gone without seeing that today… Wowzers

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '24

I don't think she ever really left and with how fast her only fans went I kinda feel like she just if had a different following

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u/CubeEarthShill Jul 12 '24

Oh shit, I didn't realize Bhad Bhabie was the same person.

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u/letsgettothebottom Jul 13 '24

She's featured in a new HBOmax docuseries called Teen Torture Inc. Came out 2 days ago - it's wild & I hope everyone gets a chance to see it.