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YouTuber Trisha Paytas recently received further backlash following her latest video that details how she feels about getting "canceled," all while showing off her new luxury collection.
33-year-old Paytas is considered a YouTube veteran, with videos dating back to 2009. However, she has recently caused a lot of drama in the online community after resigning as the co-host of the Frenemies podcast in early June and then trash-talking co-host Ethan Klein for weeks afterward.
Frenemies allegedly ended due to Paytas not receiving an extra 5% of the total revenue, despite getting 45%.
Trisha Paytas claims she can't be canceled
In a new video uploaded Saturday afternoon titled "$10,000 Louis Vuitton Luxury Hall," Paytas claimed that she "couldn't be canceled" due to her self-exposition.
Paytas began by claiming that she can "immediately disengage" with internet drama, considering her mental health issues. She said:
"I live inside my head a lot like, I'm always hearing voices and always combatting with myself versus anybody else. I have my own demons in my head that I have to talk to so with everything else it's nothing."
She then claimed that influencers could choose to be "canceled" or ostracized from the internet. She also threw out the name of James Charles, implying that he was "cancelable."
"A lot of people say that [I] can never be canceled, but like it's really because of two things. Like, you choose to be canceled, unless you're s**ting minors, then you'll be canceled. But, if it's past tweets, whatever, you don't have to be canceled because you can take accountability and apologize."
Paytas finally commented on why she thinks she has yet to be "canceled," causing an outburst from fans who disagreed with her statement.
"I expose everything on myself to avoid being exposed. I think there's something cool about that like I like to be ahead of the curb and the cancelation."
Due to the overwhelming hatred Paytas has been receiving since the end of Frenemies, Twitter is sure she has already been "canceled."
Also read: Trisha Paytas shades Ethan Klein on Twitter after his "debate" with Steven Crowder goes viral
Fans appalled at the "tone deaf" video
Fans took to Twitter to slam Paytas over her new luxury haul and trolled her for the five percent from Frenemies she had claimed to be missing.
Paytas was dragged for spending $10,000 and alleging that she couldn't be canceled, all while displaying her new "Inuit boots." Fans found this absolutely distasteful and disrespectful.
Paytas has yet to respond to the massive hatred she recently received for the latest video, in addition to the Frenemies backlash.
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