Name: ソーシャルメディアでの「キャンセル」後の生活 l ABCニュース (Life after 'cancellation' on social media l ABC News)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:02:05.000Z
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and the swift hand of social backlash in the harsh spotlight of social media has created a recent trend.

It's a fate that comes with personal and financial cost.

Whitworth recently sat down with three people who were canceled and have been working to bounce back.

I've made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgment, raw and emotional, and that's what you do to address it.

I'm disappointed in myself because it seems like I've learned nothing from all these past controversies.

Everybody in thes apologies posted on social media, stronger and a better person and a better friend.

And for those like Carson King, they don't even see it coming.

I am embarrassed and stunned to reflect on what I thought was funny when I was a 16 year old kid, and I want to sincerely apologize.

Do you remember this sign scribbled out Busch Light supply needs replenished with my Venmo account.

You know, we never thought we'd get on TV or anything, but people did see him by the time we left the game day taping and went back to our tailgate had phone reception, I had over $1600 in there.

Carson, quickly deciding all that money, would go to the Children's Hospital of his rival school.

That mode, joining the cause tweeting way.

But this is one of our faves, Venmo on Anheuser Busch, pledging to match donations made to Carson's account raising over a $1,000,000 in a matter of days, local station K.

I received a call Carson was about to give a press conference.

They were doing a article on me, and I guess one of their background checks they dio routine Thing is they go through your social media, the article's author, unearthing a pair of racially insensitive tweets from eight years ago.

Carson says they were of him quoting a comedian.

Anheuser Busch quickly cut ties with Carson.

I can't go back and improve and change what I posted when I was 16 years old.

But I can't apologize and work to improve myself every day and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.

Carson had fallen into a growing phenomenon called cancel culture when someone is cancelled that usually amounts to online followers rejecting someone in Mass for perceived wrong.

The New York Times once declared, Everyone is cancelled.

I'm sorry if I tweet or hashtag about how you didn't do something right, man.

It could be one of the biggest A list celebrities down to the local person That just happened to tweet, something inappropriate for people that think because cancel culture lives online, that it doesn't have any real life impacts.

What do you have to say that that is completely false?

It absolutely does have real life implications, especially for the person that is going through it.

Beauty blogger Manny Gutierrez was canceled, too.

I have brands that no longer semi PR brands that no longer supported me.

You know so many different things that happened.

And it was like crazy that a misunderstanding led to this.

Anyway, his rise began like so many on YouTube.

I started in my bedroom on the floor for my closet door locked.

So I'm just gonna make a video of how I do my carnation routine.

A soft box I bought from Amazon with my tip money that would big from when I was a waiter and my mom's camp.

The more many uploaded, the more people subscribe.

Enamored not only by his makeup tips and reviews, but by his open.

I've been wanting to make this video for such a long time.

Like I said in the beginning, I wasn't always supportive of the LGBT community does get better.

And it does get easier for those who feel like they're in a row in 2017.

And Mandy became the first man to star in a Maybelline commercial and the only man that year on people's most beautiful list and then in Forbes, 30 under 30 for 2018 later forming his own makeup company, Lunar Beauty.

Like I think I think was five million, Yeah, friends with other social media makeup stars.

And all it took was this simple picture of a group on a night out and a cryptic caption to ignite an all out beauty community feud.

Accused of being a social climber, the incident was given a name drama.

Again, fans chose sides digging up unsavory social media posts of those in that picture, and people started unfollowed wing.

And so when you're online life and business and passion started to come crashing down a little bit, what was that like?

Oh my gosh, really, The end of the world truly felt like I was like, Just not gonna make it.

It is like the weirdest feeling because you work for years and years and years and work so hard to accomplish these goals that you have and you and you create them and you make it happen.

And you know one thing can bring you down so fast and so quickly and you can plummet so much faster than you can rise.

And that's how the snow ball starts rolling.

So if we were all standing in a room together, most likely most of these people would not be treating the cancel person in this manner, losing hundreds of thousands of followers, potentially meaning hundreds of thousands of dollars in lost revenue.

Manny was also receiving unsettling message is it seemed like a lot of your followers may have been afraid to support you publicly because of what they deemed this mob mentality against you.

And this vitriol online was really getting out of control.

I was getting thousands of messages a day saying, like how evil I was and how terrible person and I should kill myself and all these crazy, crazy messages based off of one situation that happened and have no idea what's actually going on behind closed doors.

They just know what was shown in one moment.

But you know, the mob mentality is so manic and so crazy, and it was because people that I that were my followers and care for me were turning against me, and I'm like, Oh, you're not who I thought you were And then it makes you think like maybe I do so for me, it's like, you know, jaywalking.

And I received the death penalty for jaywalking and all too familiar feeling for Natasha Times, the communications specialist who was working on a novel, I was really excited mere weeks before the book was about to be released, something she did during her morning commute on the D.

While on the trend, I saw one thing, please in your reform eating Natasha ignited a firestorm after she snapped a photo of a black D.

Metro worker minding her business and eating on the train, which is against Metro rules and tweeted it to the workers employer, saying This is unacceptable, she says after People Online suggested she delete the tweet she did.

It had been up for less than an hour, but someone took a screenshot of it.

My phone just mention I received the threads.

Eight months later, the trauma clearly still fresh for Natasha.