Bieber Brigade vs. Gomez Gang: The Catwalk Showdown 🚶♀️👀
TL:DR; Selena Gomez drops a vid featuring that trendy ‘catwalk lineup thing’. Hailey Bieber fans not impressed, calling it a “copycat” moment. But, is it all just fan-created drama? 🤷♂️
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Fans Vs. Fans – The Never-Ending Saga
The cyberspace streets are once again buzzing with celebrity feuds, or should we say fan-fueled firefights? This time, it’s the ardent followers of Hailey Bieber throwing shade on Selena Gomez. The bone of contention? A seemingly harmless video, that’s got everyone questioning – who did it first? Or more importantly, does it even matter? 🤔
In the crimson corner, we have Connar Franklin, a close friend of Selena Gomez, posting a video from her bachelorette bash. It’s a fun video featuring Selena and her pals acing the much-raved-about ‘catwalk lineup thing’. Ring a bell? Oh, because Hailey and her A-lister friends had a similar show-stopping video not long ago on the 4th of July weekend, featuring stars like Kim, Kylie, Kendall, and Lori Harvey. And FYI, it was Lori’s vid, so let’s give credit where it’s due. 📽️🎉
But the question is – is this a mere coincidence or a deliberate attempt at imitation?
Well, here’s where the plot thickens! Selena’s video, which to the untrained eye might just seem like a bunch of friends having fun, has ignited claims from Hailey’s camp accusing Ms. Gomez of “riding Hailey’s wave”. Some fans even suggest that if the roles were reversed, the reactions would be vastly different, hinting at a potential double standard in the celebrity sphere.
But hang on, isn’t imitation the best form of flattery? Or in the age of social media, is every move under the magnifying glass, every step scrutinized, and every trend proprietary? 🧐
This isn’t the first time fans have breathed life into celebrity non-feuds. The digital age has given power to fans like never before, creating and escalating scenarios where, perhaps, none exist in reality. Take a pause and think, is this just another instance of fans being more royalist than the king? Are celebrities just caught up in the whirlwind created by their passionate followers? Or is there a genuine competitive undertone that we’re missing?
Relate Much? Remember that time you posted a pic wearing those neon sneakers, and then your friend did the same a week later? Were you flattered, or did you secretly label them a ‘copycat’? Sometimes, it’s all about perspective! 😉
Thought to Ponder: In the end, aren’t trends meant to be shared, loved, and sometimes, replicated? So, whether it’s a dance challenge, a catwalk lineup, or any other viral sensation, maybe it’s time we celebrate the trend rather than bicker over its origin.
So, here’s our question to you: In the digital age, where trends come and go in the blink of an eye, should we really be nitpicking about who did what first, or should we just enjoy the moment? 🤷♀️ What’s your take?
