A celebrity’s life is under intense scrutiny, and to appear mature and in line with social norms, they must give the impression that they don’t care about little matters like nonsense. It is common knowledge that celebrities frequently become targets of online harassment, ridicule, and criticism. They are branded a bad person every time they react to provocation. The level of abuse and disrespect that famous people receive, especially on Twitter, is extraterrestrial.

The black president of Twitter recently made headlines after he was called out as a cyberbully. When we last saw him, he was publicly embarrassing the famous Mamkhize. He posted an image of her that didn’t show her off to her greatest advantage, writing in the caption, “No amount of cash will allow Mamkhize to take a shower. After this, Mamkhize became a joke, while some of her most ardent admirers did their best to defend her.

Mamkhize has had enough of the online harassment and threats she has been receiving, especially on Twitter, where it seems like no week goes by without someone saying something negative about her or her son. One person has even claimed that the unity of black Twitter users in their criticism of Mamkhize proves that black people only come together when they have someone to tear down.

Chris, on the other hand, has a long history of being aggressive and harassing famous people, which is why some people blamed him for the death of Patric Shia because he was one of the people throwing bad comments at him a few days before he passed away. He abused his status and sought to grow it by intimidating others.