#i fully believe that going to nbc and receiving criticism from actual critics destroyed lily singh

[antiquepearlss]

I've been reading up on the Erin frost thing and I feel rlly bad for them. I don't hate Viv and I hope that she learns from this. I'm not condoning her actions, but it's obvious she's a young and overly sensitive creator who kinda needs to be put in her place. I support Erin 100% no one deserves to have their passion for art stripped away from them.

And this is how "antis" or "haters" make things worse. People have been dogpiling on Viv for so long and now any criticism seems like senseless hate towards her. Viv reminds me of Rachel Smythe and Lily Singh. People who are creators who get thrown into stardom so soon and can't handle it. So rejection immediately gets to them and they take it personally. So any critique is immediately just hate and they surround themselves with 'yes men' I still like these creators, but this is a rapidly growing problem with the internet. People becoming famous too fast.

I know Viv will never read this, but if you're a fan or a hater l, I'll just leave this out here.

You can suck but still learn from your mistakes. What you've done is inexcusable but you're clearly a young creator thrust into the limelight. Take this and learn from it. Apologize for your actions, apologize to those you have hurt, actively try to have a better work environment, don't tear down other creators (it always makes you feel worse in the end) and don't be too sensitive to criticism. I know it takes time and work, but learn to separate hate and critique. You are only going to get bigger and bigger with Hazbin Hotel coming out in the near future and Helluva reaching its second season. You need to learn this and grow as I promise that with a bigger audience, you will receive SO much more criticism. Do this before your fans turn on you and you lose your future and waste your potential.