@itstruthbitch Mind you, since they care about likes so much, Huda’s likes should be way more than that since she has double the following… I see now why her name wasn’t on that Times 100 best creators list.. Guess whose name was on it though? Olandria. “The break out star of the franchise.”
POV: you get canceled for laughing at Olandria being called a racial slur yet your racist fans won’t stop harassing her and blaming her for your misfortune.
@wiztoria While Ola fans buy the products, Huda fans only click like buttons, then use their money being sugar mamas like their fav. God forbid the men tries to leave them, they become suicidal like her too…
@Drxkl0ve Look at all the JEALOUS hating ass Aniya fans wishing that Ola can get out the way hoping Aniya could have even an iota of the success and fame Ola has… Keep crying bitches! We already know why you’re so triggered by her…
Yall refuse to believe we are out of your league! She’s secured the first brand deal in the past 10months and the first thing you thought was compare her to Ola meanwhile most castmates have done an add for the brand #standardlandria don’t forget one has 1.9M and the other 6.9M😂
@TIME I didnt know anything about that show. I only saw Olandria’s beautiful face on my time line and immediately became a fan. She is such a unique beauty, and she’s intelligent as well.
#OlandriaxTime100
Even if you didn’t binge-watch 'Love Island USA' Season 7 last summer, you’ve probably seen Olandria Carthen pop up on social media.
Though she didn’t win the season, Carthen was the breakout star of the franchise, immediately becoming a fan favorite not just for her style, sparkle, and storyline, but also because of how open and vulnerable she was about representing dark-skinned Black women on reality TV.
When playing TIME’s game of telephone on at Thursday night's TIME100 Creators Party with Julian Shapiro-Barnum, she put it simply, “I broke the standard." See more from the celebration here: https://t.co/q3rbUG5E71