16 fucking years of One Direction!!! Blows my mind. Thank you for changing all our lives and the love and passion you all still show is unmatched! Tonight’s going to be a special show.
Spending the rest of the day listening to all the bangers and reminiscing! Thank you for all the memories.
And to my brother I Miss you every day but especially on days like today. I know we’d have been celebrating today together!
es que estas cosas solo las puedes hacer cuando eres un país chistoso y bueno para el webeo como chile y cuando eres un país llorón e inseguro te enojas y funas a los famosos
A “fake American citizen?”
Didn’t you MOVE to Puerto Rico to avoid paying your taxes while kids across America go hungry?
Meanwhile Benito actually funds low income kids’ access to arts and sports programs, while you defund them.
Of course you’re mad. He makes you look small.
(TW violence ) A shocking story out of France that’s an actual Black Mirror episode come to life: Streamer Jean Pormanove (real name Raphaël Graven) died last night live on Kick. For years, his so-called “friends” humiliated him on camera with beatings, bullying & insults… all for donations. 🧵
I must admit, I’m genuinely shocked — and deeply disappointed — to see @Netflix backing a project centred around Simon Cowell and his company, particularly one that so casually repositions him as the architect of “the next global boy band” without any meaningful acknowledgment of the unresolved harm tethered to his legacy.
This is not just about creative direction or entertainment. This is about accountability. We are living in a time where the world claims to value truth, transparency, and justice. Yet here we are, watching the same names—names linked to systemic exploitation in the entertainment industry—being platformed and glorified without investigation, without reform, and without so much as a public reckoning.
There are serious and historic allegations surrounding Cowell’s companies and the environments they cultivated—allegations that span manipulation, psychological coercion, legal entrapment, and breaches of duty of care. I’ve spoken out publicly about my own experience, as have others who, like me, were chewed up and spat out by a machine designed to commodify human vulnerability for profit. Those accounts haven’t disappeared. They haven’t been disproven. They’ve just been ignored.
For Netflix—a platform that prides itself on bold storytelling and cultural conscience—to fund and broadcast a rebrand of this magnitude, without acknowledging the very real and very human cost of what came before, is not just troubling. It’s dangerous. It sends a message that celebrity status absolves you from scrutiny, and that power will always find a way to reinvent itself, no matter the damage left in its wake.
We must stop treating fame as a proxy for virtue. We must stop framing legacy without consequence.
— Katie Waissel
#axethenextact
#cantbuymysilence #justiceforall #investigate #industryabuse #fortherecord