15 year old tiktok stars father shoots dead her stalker....

[dytkos 17,813]

Thing is, these kids have never know times before camera phones/internet it's "normal" for them  

Cheers, D.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[mushroom 13,180]

8 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

But what do you do mate? As a parent. It wouldn’t have been set up as a commercial account initially, it will have just grown out of a regular private account as they do. She posted regular teenage girl shit on an app full of girls and young women doing the same. Her parents were monitoring it, even warned this lad he was getting out of order. At what point should a parent say to their kid, “no, you’re too successful on TikTok, you need to shut your account down”?

Firstly I wouldn’t allow my daughter to have an open view account.

Secondly I wouldn’t allow her to post what I see as semi-provocative photos.

Thirdly (hypothetically at the monetary stage)… as a parent I’d be questioning why the fuucking hell does some random on the internet, has zero to do with fashion or modeling industry want a pic of my 14 year old daughter and is willing to pay for it. Then I would make her answer the question.

Edited to add: the moment I had to step in and tell some weird cnut that he needs to remember her age, I’d pull the plug and to hell with the scriking and screaming. Account deleted

Edited February 18, 2022 by mushroom

[Born Hunter 17,784]

6 minutes ago, mackem said:

Her old man should have said something when the bloke with a sexual charge on his rap sheet started having an interest in her last yearlast year, it would be interesting to see a demographic breakdown of her followers/fans.why would blokes 20+years old have an interest in a kid, rhetorical question, wrong uns. 

Totally agree with the second part.

Agree with the first part but at that stage, what do you do about it? Do you take her off her successful platform or do you try to manage it?

[mackem 26,977]

5 minutes ago, mushroom said:

 

Thirdly (hypothetically at the monetary stage)… as a parent I’d be questioning why the fuucking hell does some random on the internet, has zero to do with fashion or modeling industry want a pic of my 14 year old daughter and is willing to pay for it. Then I would make her answer the question.

Her dad "allowed" her to sell the lad he shot 2 photographs for 300 dollars??? 

[Born Hunter 17,784]

6 minutes ago, mushroom said:

Firstly I wouldn’t allow my daughter to have an open view account.

Secondly I wouldn’t allow her to post what I see as semi-provocative photos.

Thirdly (hypothetically at the monetary stage)… as a parent I’d be questioning why the fuucking hell does some random on the internet, has zero to do with fashion or modeling industry want a pic of my 14 year old daughter and is willing to pay for it. Then I would make her answer the question.

 

I’m not on TikTok but most of these post Facebook apps sort of thrive on open accounts. Of course it doesn’t mean you have to have one and I think it’s probably a fair call.

I genuinely don’t consider the pics I’ve seen as provocative. But I understand your point.

Selling selfies is the one thing that has really raised my eyebrow. To me that was a big mistake.

[mushroom 13,180]

1 minute ago, mackem said:

Her dad "allowed" her to sell the lad he shot 2 photographs for 300 dollars??? 

Here’s me deleting her Snapchat account when she tried to sneak it past me

She was 16 and it’s that one where you can send photos and they delete in a set time period. It’s moved in now but that was the crux of it. Not a fuucking sniff my darling. I made her delete it and not just the app, the account. Oh she wasn’t happy

[Born Hunter 17,784]

6 minutes ago, baker boy said:

I dont really understand this tiktok, social media, influencers, followers stuff, all the pics of her are tame and innocent but that makes me wonder what are the  pics that are sold privately like

Reportedly just selfies of her face iirc. Still the fact she was a minor and being sold to an older lad seems like a bad call.

[mackem 26,977]

1 minute ago, Born Hunter said:

 

Selling selfies is the one thing that has really raised my eyebrow. 

That itself is odd, why buy pics of her when he could just print one off online? 

[mushroom 13,180]

1 minute ago, Born Hunter said:

I’m not on TikTok but most of these post Facebook apps sort of thrive on open accounts. Of course it doesn’t mean you have to have one and I think it’s probably a fair call.

I genuinely don’t consider the pics I’ve seen as provocative. But I understand your point.

Selling selfies is the one thing that has really raised my eyebrow. To me that was a big mistake.

The mrs sits watching fuucking cat videos for hours on bloody end
 

She’s given up bugging me to take photos now, unless she has no other choice. I just snap  away and say that’s ya fuucking lot lol. Her sister came a couple of weeks ago and I didn’t get asked once
 

[Born Hunter 17,784]

Just now, mackem said:

That itself is odd, why buy pics of her when he could just print one off online? 

Maybe the intimacy of getting a private one off and being able to instigate a private conversation with his obsession? I mean he obviously wanted more but as a first step.

It clearly went sideways and he felt rejected, hence he got shot.

[mackem 26,977]

Just now, Born Hunter said:

 

It clearly went sideways and he felt rejected, hence he got shot.

I love a story with a happy ending

[mushroom 13,180]

1 minute ago, Born Hunter said:

Maybe the intimacy of getting a private one off and being able to instigate a private conversation with his obsession? I mean he obviously wanted more but as a first step.

It clearly went sideways and he felt rejected, hence he got shot.

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[mackem 26,977]

Could have been one of those incel kids

[MH1 1,879]

26 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

But what do you do mate? As a parent. It wouldn’t have been set up as a commercial account initially, it will have just grown out of a regular private account as they do. She posted regular teenage girl shit on an app full of girls and young women doing the same. Her parents were monitoring it, even warned this lad he was getting out of order. At what point should a parent say to their kid, “no, you’re too successful on TikTok, you need to shut your account down”?

She says she's got 3 accounts here

[Born Hunter 17,784]

6 minutes ago, MH1 said:

She says she's got 3 accounts here

That's what they do when they get a big following. It increases the profitability and provides backup accounts if they get hacked or banned.

I don't really know if a million followers is a lot on tiktok, but on Instagram it'd be more than enough to have a manager advising on branding and strategy.