blake lively is speedrunning the end of her career right now 💀

talking a bit about blake lively and it ends with us
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[DAngeloWallace]

okay even *_i_* am surprised by the seven daily uploads in row 💀 i keep saying "i'll stop if it starts feeling like i'm pushing myself, " but honestly it feels like i'm having the time of my life just talking in my room??? i'm really confident in this video style and i feel like i get to be a bit more "me" if that makes sense. so thank you for watching because it means a lot

this is one of my best eras so far, and lately i've learned to treasure those no matter the duration
- me, from the main channel

[CaraMiaTish]

She's the type of gal that essentially tells you "take a joke" while rolling her eyes when you call her out for being a nasty mean person.

[PlutoIsntReal_]

She gives off the "I was literally joking you're soooo sensitive" vibe that teenage girls have about pointing out your biggest insecurity in front of a group of people.

[Gilliean]

Naming an alcoholic drink after the character that commits crimes of domestic violence is absolutely bananas fuck that 💀

[monex.]

She's acting like she's promoting the Barbie movie, not a movie about DV awareness

[frnkrry]

>gets defensive when asked about wardrobe, insists the question is sexist
>talks more about the wardrobe than the abuse portrayed in a movie about dv

[elizabethlolo]

The little "i would' from the interviewer stating that she would ask men about clothes kinda breaks my heart

[claudiau]

I saw someone online say that it’s wild that the man who plays the abuser in the movie has been much more compassionate to victims and forthcoming about the movie’s themes than the woman playing the victim and I think that pretty much sums it up

[RoseEyed]

As someone who works in marketing, promoting your ALCOHOL BRAND during a movie about DV is like promoting cigarettes during a movie about cancer... Not a great look

[moustik]

- wedding on a plantation = tone deaf
- allegedly rewriting a scene during a writers' strike = tone deaf
- encouraging movie-goers to "wear their florals" = tone deaf
- showing her edit of the movie to Coleen Hoover fans = tone deaf
- wearing her high-fashion items to play a working class character = tone deaf
- launching an alcoholic brand during a dv movie press tour = tone deaf

[emerygemery]

To be fair, I don't think Colleen Hoover takes domestic and s*xual violence all that seriously either

[weewooweewoo]

blake lively: I wOnDeR wHy YoU dOnT aSk ThE mEn AbOuT tHeIr ClOtHeS
also blake lively: *literally all she wants to do is talk about the clothes in her newest film about domestic violence*

[jenniferrogers]

as someone who grew up going on field trips to the plantation they got married at, saying you “didn’t know” is INSANE work, even on the website it has multiple sections about black and specifically gullah history

[emilyh.]

I’ll never forgive booktok for making Coleen Hoover books famous. They’re so bad it’s comical.

[rainebows]

not to mention that it makes NO SENSE for a struggling florist to have LOUBOUTINS

[teplo]

Colleen Hoover does NOT need movie adaptations

[lordknightalex]

the interviewer saying "i would" to asking men abt their outfits IN A PERIOD MOVIE and the actresses just completely disregarding frankly a nightmare scenario, i wouldve broken down sobbing fr

[Burnerbaby]

I was in an abusive relationship for 3 years with someone who drank from sun up until sun down. Alcohol is involved in more than half of DV cases. Blake promoting her alcohol brand whilst promoting a movie about DV is appalling.

[awkwardhandmovements]

Side note: CoHo definitely doesn’t stand for women. Read ANY of her books and it’s extremely clear how she feels about women.

[sentientatoms]

Blake chose the wrong movie to have her "Barbie" moment. I think if this movie wasn't about abuse, her egotistical obnoxiois behavior wouldn't be as big of a deal.