What’s up?
It’s Emile Ennis Jr. here with Clevver News and Tana Mongeau’s MTV reality show ‘No
Filter’ has officially been cancelled after two seasons.
If you’re a Tana Mongeau fan, you’ve probably caught at least a few episodes of her MTV
show on YouTube.
The show, which premiered on MTV's channel last July, consisted of two 7 episode seasons
plus a Christmas special and each episode raked in millions of views.
‘No Filter’ was originally centered around Tana turning 21, but as filming went on the
focus shifted to Tana’s relationships, friendships, and personal life, like any other reality
show.
But news just broke that Tana’s show has officially been canceled amid her involvement
in a lot of drama recently.
Some of this drama includes Tana’s former friends and fellow influencers Kahlen Barry
and Nessa Briella.
They both recently put out videos alleging that Tana and her manager were involved in
racial insensitivities, microaggressions, and mistreatment towards them.
“this video is definitely for me to get closure, to finally share a story that traumatized
me for a long time.”
Kahlen detailed specific instances where he experienced mistreatment from Tana when he
tried to bring up racism.
“She’s like, what the fuck Kahlen?
How could I be racist if my best friend Amari is black.
If i was racist why would I have Black Lives Matter as my title on twitter for months.
I’m not gonna lie I was really taken off guard when she was coming at me with that
kind of energy because I was coming at her very respectfully.”
(bleep curse word)
Tana has since apologized to Kahlen saying “there are no excuses, I should have talked
and listened to you.”
Tana has also been criticized by both other social media stars and her fans for her behavior
during the coronavirus pandemic.
She has been spotted out at multiple parties with different groups of people, oftentimes
not wearing a mask.
And this Instagram story of Tana and Erika Costell particularly set people off.
“Listen, we don’t f*cking care.
Sorry.”
Tana and Erika claim they were saying they “don’t care” about old drama between
the two of them.
But many fans took the "don't care" comment to be a blatant disregard for recommended
guidelines during the pandemic.
Tana ended up apologizing in a statement on her Instagram story a couple of days later,
saying it was quote "careless and irresponsible" to go out partying during a pandemic and that
she “wants to be better than that.”
And amid all this controversy surrounding Tana, rumors started swirling around that
her show ‘No Filter’ had not been renewed for a third season.
Fellow MTV alum and Teen Mom star Ashley Jones even posted about it on Instagram.
In a now deleted post she wrote quote, “Very proud of MTV for taking a stand and firing
Tana.
Very happy that the standard is the same for everyone.
Very happy that the company I work for is taking a step in the right direction.”
But it turns out that Tana and MTV had actually gone their separate ways a few months ago,
before any of the recent controversy.
MTV told Insider that Season 3 of Tana’s show ‘No Filter’ was never planned and
their decision didn’t have anything to do with the recent online drama.
Additionally, Tana has also been outspoken about how she "hated" filming season 2 of
‘No Filter.’
Tana criticized MTV back in March when she said the show failed to show her true feelings
and made it look like she didn’t “care about” her friend Trevi Moran during one
of the episodes.
She took to Twitter at the time writing quote, “i just wanna focus on helping the world
rn and i hate this drama.
i’m literally sick at the way i look in the public eye rn. hoping this life/health/mental
health update clarifies some shit and lets you in on where i’m at now/the truth behind
that time of my life”
So it seems like it really may be for the best that Tana and MTV are going their separate
ways.
But regardless fans have taken to Twitter to share their thoughts on the show’s cancellation.
One person agreed that it seemed like it was Tana’s decision to part ways with MTV writing
quote, “She seemed to really dislike doing the show so either this was her decision or
she’s probably happy about it.”
Another Twitter user questioned MTV’s statement saying quote, “I genuinely think all of
this was a result of the controversy and they just aren't wanting to admit that.
It took them long enough and, quite frankly, I'm not inclined to believe a word they say
because they knew how problematic she was in the first place.”
This person called Tana out saying quote, “Tana made a whole hour long video blaming
MTV for how bad she looked on the show despite it being the same careless Tana we see on
social media.
I’m not surprised & it was probably her decision if anything bc she didn’t like
not being seen as the sweet activist she thinks she is.”
And this fan didn’t hold back saying “I hope she learns that problematic reckless
behavior might get you a teeny bopper following but not a true lasting career.”
So while we don’t know if it was Tana or MTV’s decision to part ways, we know one
thing for sure, we won’t be seeing a season 3 of ‘No Filter.’
And if you want more on Tana, click right over here for another Clevver news video.
Also, let us know down in the comments below what you think about ‘No Filter’ being
cancelled and if you’re bummed there won’t be a season 3.
I’m your host Emile Ennis Jr., bye guys!