Reply to Zoe Mcgurgan 💜

@hannahcblack

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Why it worked

The creator addresses a controversial topic with a nuanced perspective, acknowledging both the harm caused by the founder's words and the negative impact of excessive online backlash. This balanced approach likely resonated with viewers seeking a thoughtful discussion.

Summary

The creator addresses a comment asking for her views on the "Bellamianta situation." She states that the founder was wrong to say what she did, as the word used is offensive and hurtful, especially to the disability community. However, she also condemns the excessive hate the founder is receiving online, emphasizing that while mistakes should be learned from, online trolling can lead to dark places.

Structure

1Acknowledges questions about the Bellamianta situation
2States the founder was wrong and the word used is offensive
3Condemns the hate the founder is receiving
4Emphasizes personal experience with online trolling
5Stresses that actions speak louder than words

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Bellamianta (brand name, appears on screen as text in the caption, is the subject of the video's discussion, removing it would change the topic of the video)

On-screen text

Reply to Zoe Mcgurgan 💜 Hannah if you don't mind addressing the subject what is your views on this whole situation with bellamianta x

Original caption

Replying to @Zoe Mcgurgan 💜 my thoughts on the whole Bellamianta founder situation 💕 #bellamianta #disabilityawareness #kindness

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Transcript

Okay, so I've been getting lots of questions about my opinion on the whole Bellamianta thing, so I thought I would make a video and give you my opinion. What she said was wrong and she shouldn't have said it. It's a horrible word that I've been called personally on multiple occasions in my life. It is also a word that is called great upset in the disability community. But what I also don't agree with is the big influx of hate she's receiving online. I know personally what it's like to be trolled online and it leads you to really dark places and it's not good for anybody. Nobody's perfect, we all make mistakes, but it is important that those mistakes are not repeated. Some mistakes should turn into lessons and not be repeated again. And like I always say, actions speak louder than words. So yeah, that's my thing. That's my thoughts and yeah.