An open letter/tweet to the S Club fandom:
Throughout the time this account has been open, there have always been arguments and spats between fans. But recently, this has got out of hand.
An open letter/tweet to the S Club fandom:
Throughout the time this account has been open, there have always been arguments and spats between fans. But recently, this has got out of hand.
@RosZana15 Hi. Thanks! Like I said, there's always been bickering. But "fans" have now started sending abuse to members of the band. The line has to be drawn somewhere. Hopefully if they see that tweet they'll think twice about their behaviour! Its unacceptable x
Make the world a better place, look out for one another, have some fun and make those friendships that S Club stands for.
Don't let the bullies win. Not on here and not out in the real world.
I'm sorry to say that none of this is happening.
If you see bullying occurring in the fandom, call them out on it. Maybe they'll see that what they're doing isn't only harming their victim, but the fandom as a whole.
This behaviour isn't acceptable from any sides/people involved.
This isn't what S Club stood for back at the beginning and I'm sure it's not what any of them, individually or as a group, stand for now.
Grown adults who may even have children. In which case, is this the example you want to set them? Is this how you'd like them to be treated?
Is this what you want the fandom to be associated with? In-fighting and abuse towards members of the band?
Grown adults who are engaging in targeted harassment and outright bullying. Not little kids who perhaps don't know better and don't know the possible repercussions. But grown adults who should know better by now and possibly have even been victims of bullying themselves.
What some "fans" are doing is outright bullying. And I'm now ashamed to say I'm part of this fandom.
It would be more understandable if the fandom was still the same age as the kids S Club was marketed to. But it's not. This fandom is predominantly made up of grown adults.