@dojacat: I wanna hear other peoples takes on this because it’s fascinating to see so many people do the same thing over and over as opposed to actually engaging.

🗜 :

I knew you looked familiar

sarah 🦄 :

i think everyone just wants a viral comment

itsaimeemario 🎵🪽 :

“does she know she’s famous?”

mihle :

they're trying to match what they think is your humour

Moari 💕 :

isabelle :

no they’re just trying to be funny girl dw about it we love your humor

Cer Spence :

I think they just like the opportunity to try to be the funny mean person on a big page. Make baby feel big and stwong 💪👶

under where?🪤 :

“Nurse, she out again”

frankysdrafts🐦‍🔥👾🩻📀🎧🐫 :

”you should be a singer”

Shelby Madalinski :

Us silent watchers who are truly enjoying the cleverness and fun need to start commenting probably

ratita :

lots of ppl stopped making thoughts for themselves that’s why they’re basically recycling the same internet lingo just to get their likes and move on

Irene 🔭 :

Im pretty sure people are just trying to be funny and impress you somehow 😭

dav¡d :

this is how they see her videos

palmenmensch2 :

She’s aware of yall

isla :

They are the same in Quen Blackwell’s comments. I think people think they are being ironic and/or satirical, but in reality they’re not. People do not have an individual humour on here, they say what they think will get your attention and the most likes. They’re also usually very young!

Alicia 🐝 :

They are just not funny

gigi 🦈 ˙⋆✮ :

just be you, the girls that get it, get it

D♥️ :

“ She should be a singer”

alice :

you have a lot of "say so" fans and not a lot of "moo" fans

TRUTH FAIRY 🧚‍♂️ :

When someone shuts down another person for being openly themselves, it’s often less about the behavior and more about what it triggers in them. Authenticity can feel threatening to people who rely on social norms, self-control, or carefully managed identities to feel safe. Seeing someone comfortably express what they’ve learned to suppress can create discomfort, so they try to push that person back into a “normal” range. In many cases it’s a mix of projection, internalized shame, and a need to enforce norms that protect their own fragile sense of self.

J3ss :

I hate it when fandoms cling onto one joke and recycle it to the point where it's extremely irritating, like vanillamaces fans

Natasha Bedingfield :

I personally love these pillow chats

🎶 :

„nurse shes awake”