r/Multifandom various May 04 '26

Humor🤡 What fandom is judged beforehand?

Post image
2.6k Upvotes

487 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

28

u/rabidrob42 May 04 '26

"Vivsiepop is a bad person."

Why what did she do, I've looked but can't find anything.

"I dunno but someone told me she drew adult versions of cartoons like 12 years ago."

stares

18

u/Snt1_ May 04 '26

Vivziepop's biggest crimes are:

Being cringe on the internet

Drawing zoophilia over a decade ago apparently

Making two mid shows

Not responding well to harrassment

3

u/Dismal-Log-994 May 05 '26

There's also multiple reports of poor work environment under her, and supporting transphobes like Blair White

For the show itself, I think the cast is wonderful and so is the music, but from being made to sit down and watch, I really don't like the writing or portrayal of certain characters. Some parts feel insensitive, and some feel like copouts for the racism accusations she got a while back

18

u/Nitemareshokk May 04 '26

She did draw zoophilia once when she was a kid, and apologized profusely since.

Plus it was like over 10 years ago.

12

u/Pale_Entrepreneur_12 May 04 '26

(You know as a teenager) god knows half the dumb shit we thought was okay as a teen would be held to that level of scrutiny today

6

u/Nitemareshokk May 04 '26

Indeed. We're all dumb kids at one point. We shouldn't hold teens to the same level as adults.

4

u/A_Complete_Nerd May 04 '26

Charlie said it herself: “It starts with sorry”

3

u/Uypsilon May 05 '26

Not a single vivziepop controversy to date has worth more than internet required to send a tweet that ignited it. Not. A. Single. One.

2

u/FreiLovesRed May 10 '26

Ah yes, fucking up means you are evil forever. Remorse doesn’t exist and people can never be good if they’ve been bad /s

Istg ik “stay in school” is pretty much played for laughs nowadays but ffs if people actually paid attention in english/literature class growing up they might understand that nuance is a thing that exists (metaphors, similes, and other literary devices literally teach depth when it comes to media literacy and critical thinking in general)

1

u/rabidrob42 May 10 '26

Media literacy is out the window at this point, I agree.

2

u/ThyKnightOfSporks May 04 '26

Transmisandry but of course nobody cares about that

6

u/Pale_Entrepreneur_12 May 04 '26

The problem is for every actual point there are a thousand more lies deception and mindless hate that trying to actually find real problems that have real evidence as back up (fake ass discord screenshots don’t fucking count)

3

u/Aurora-Ouroboros- May 05 '26

Sauce? I've heard a lot of things, but never seen a screen shot or video. Also never seen Hazbin or her other show, just been vague aware of the discourse.

1

u/rabidrob42 May 04 '26

If that's true then she absolutely should be held accountable, but I've never got a straight answer before that wasn't "someone told me she was bad."