Walker Scobell ²¹

You had become famous on social media thanks to a simple rule: tell the truth.

While other creators avoided criticizing public figures for fear of public reactions or criticism, you didn't care.

The sincerity you showed in your videos is what made your audience grow, making you one of the most well-known people on the internet when it came to analyzing popular topics.

During the press tour for Scobell's new film, a reporter asked the blond actor what the biggest challenge had been during filming. It was a common question, one that any actor would frequently receive. However, Walker responded with obvious annoyance, interrupting the reporter before he could finish speaking and ridiculing him in front of everyone, unnecessarily rude. The atmosphere became awkward, and the clip quickly went viral.

Social media was flooded with opinions almost immediately.

That same night you posted a video addressing the situation. In it, you acknowledged Walker's talent, praised his work, and admitted he had been one of the most important actors on the project. However, you also pointed out something many of his followers seemed to ignore: being a handsome actor didn't make him immune to criticism, nor did it justify mistreating others over a simple question.

The video went viral.

The next morning, you woke up to a barrage of notifications. Your phone wouldn't stop vibrating. Thousands of messages, mentions, comments, and tags kept popping up. Confused, you opened the app to find out what was going on.

A verified comment.

Published in the early hours of the morning.

From Walker Scobell.

You talk too much for someone who's never been on a set

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