Jeffree Star may not use Tik Tok, but he just called out the Tik Tokkers who claimed they
broke into his mansion and he made it clear that he has no time for liars now or ever.
What’s up?
It’s Emile Ennis Jr. here with Clevver News bringing you all the news updates from my
at-home Clevver studio and Jeffree Star just cleared the air on whether Tik Tokers ACTUALLY
broke into his house.
And in other Tik Tok news, Addison Rae called out gamer Nate Hill after he wrote and recorded
a “hurtful” diss track about her appearance.
We will get to all this drama but first thing’s first, don’t forget to subscribe to Clevver
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Alright, so let’s get to the Jeffree tea.
In case you missed it, this Tik Tok has gone viral on the platform with hundreds of thousands
of views.
The caption says, “He forgot to lock the gate.”
It’s the only video on this user’s page and it’s clearly Jeffree’s house, so many
fans were quick to comment on the post sharing their concern.
One person wrote quote, “Jeffree Star high key scary I’d watch out”
Another said quote, “Jeffree Star is the last person you wanna mess with…”
Someone else said, “Good God I really hope this isn’t true because you’re about to
get the ultimate scorpio lawsuit”
And since the Tiktok was posted a couple weeks ago, Jeffree has remained pretty quiet, until
now.
In his recent YouTube video titled “Reacting To Tik Toks About Me (They Broke In!),”
Jeffree spilled the TRUTH tea about that viral video.
He started off his video explaining that he is NOT on Tik Tok and all the accounts claiming
to be him are fake.
But because so many people reached out to him, his assistant, and his friends about
this video he decided to take a dive into the deep dark hole that is Tik Tok.
And his reaction has been me pretty much every day of 2020 so far…
Yep.
Welcome to my life.
Jeffree starts by searching his name and watching some of the other Tik Toks about either him
or his makeup.
It was all in good fun and he had a few laughs, but then he came across the “break in”
video.
Jeffree watched the clip and then set the record straight.
So
clearly this video was taken before Jeffree actually moved in.
And Jeffree made it clear what would happen if these Tik Tokkers came back and tried any
funny business on his property again.
And surprisingly this wasn’t the only Tik Tok that invaded Jeffree’s privacy.
Jeffree also watched this video that has over 7.3 million views and 1.5 million likes.
This kid, who is in fact Jeffree’s neighbor, drove down their street and showed people
where Jeffree lives.
And Jeffree had some words for this Tik Tokker as well.
So it’ll be interesting to see if Jeffree actually does end up joining
Tik Tok after all of this.
Do you think Jeffree will join Tik Tok?
Do you want him to?
If so, what kind of content would you like to see from him on there?
Let me know down in the comments below and get that conversation started.
Also, can we all agree to stop invading people’s privacy and just STAY HOME.
Alright, while we are talking about Tik Tok, we also have to talk about what Addison Rae,
one of the top creators on the platform, has been dealing with.
In case you missed it, on Monday a Fortnite pro named Nate Hill uploaded a video of himself
singing a song which, according to his since-deleted Twitter post, was written as a response to
the “people infesting his timeline with bad Addison Rae tweet replies.”
And although Nate has deleted the song from all of his social media platforms, fans were
quick to screen record it and repost it on social media.
In the song he slams Addison for her looks and calls her out by name.
And once Addison heard the diss track, she took to Twitter and responded to Nate directly.
Addison wrote quote, “This makes me really sad.
I can’t change how people interact with me or my tweets.. but i’m thankful they
do.
They have kindness they aren’t afraid to share with me and i’m grateful for that.
I struggle with body image and insecurities in general and this can be so hurtful.”
And she went on to clap back at the haters saying quote, “I’m not asking for everyone
to like me or love who I am/what I look like.. but I am asking that everyone be positive
or not say anything at all.
Things like this can tear someone’s self esteem up if they’re already having negative
thoughts in their own head.”
Good on you Addison for sticking up for yourself!
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I'm Emile Ennis Jr. and I'll catch you later!