Hallie Batchelder has made it clear she’s finished with tolerating negative remarks.
The 28-year-old influencer took a stand on TikTok this Tuesday, August 18, to address body-shamers decisively. “We need to chill on the body shaming s***,” she asserted. “I’ve addressed this countless times. Should I just put it in my bio? I understand. I don’t look my best right now. Honestly, I haven’t for over a year.”
Hallie further pointed out that being insulted is far from “productive.”
“It just feels like low-hanging fruit at this point,” she remarked. “Surely, there are more intriguing reasons to criticize me. I say plenty of dumb s***.”
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Hallie noted that the messages she’s been receiving are “evil” and “rude.”
“I don’t know, I just feel like all summer — and other creators too have been seeing comments sections and videos about other people — and it’s getting too much,” she said. “I’m not gonna get bullied off this app. That’s never happening.”
Hallie told her followers that she has “a lot of self-awareness” about her figure. “Am I too thin? 100000 percent,” she said. “It needs to be addressed.”
“Honestly, I’m more scared to gain weight and have people see that on this app and then get the comments on that,” she continued. “I can never win in this category.”
Hallie also addressed comments about her drinking habits, saying she “probably” does. “If you were to ask any doctor, they would say, ‘Yo, what’s good?’ But also, why wouldn’t I be drinkin too much? I have to deal with you f***ing trolls. Like, damn. Sometimes after reading these comments I need a f***ing martini.”
Tess Holliday is asking the public to stop criticizing her weight. The plus-size model, 38, posted a TikTok video on Monday, April 15 to address the negative messages that she constantly receives. “One thing I’m learning on this extremely fatphobic app is the minute you mess up, you can count on everyone to tell you […]
Hallie concluded her post by saying, “Anyways, all love guys. Some of you need to shut the f*** up. The rest of you, I love you a lot.”
“Can we be nicer yo?” Hallie captioned the post. Her family members, friends and fans supported her in the comments section.
“You’re gorgeous Hallie ignore the jealous haters,” one social media user wrote, to which she replied, “Well I’m getting 💀threats so it was time to make a video ugh :/.”
“Everyone be nice to my sister please. She’s the coolest ❤️,” her brother Sam Batchelder wrote in support, while influencer Laura Galebe added, “This app has normalized the tolerance of intolerable behavior and it’s kinda scary.”