Celebrities are frequently viewed as punching bags on social media, where they are constantly criticized, ridiculed, and trolled. Everything is debatable, including their tweets and clothing choices.
Some celebs remain silent while others strike out.
However, more recently, artists like KiDi have made the decision to talk about how they deal with hatred as well as the hate itself.
KiDi didn’t mince words when he spoke on the Talk No Dey Cook Rice podcast with Derick Elorm Ashilevi.
The award-winning singer shared an honest and unvarnished account of what it’s like to be constantly criticized by strangers. He defined internet trolls as depressed individuals who just transfer their suffering onto others while frequently coping with their own personal annoyances.
“Once I began to understand that I’ll never please everybody, life became easier,” he said calmly. “Even if I give someone 1 million, they’ll ask why it wasn’t 2 million. Some people are just unhappy; they hate themselves and project that onto others.”
To KiDi, the mean comments that flood his mentions are rarely about him. “There are people out there who will come onto social media and say something to you—it’s not personal,” he explained. “They woke up this morning; they’ve not eaten. You come and post, ‘Hey, stream my music,’ and they’ll respond, ‘Look at this kwasia, why should I stream your music?’”
Source: Dklassgh.com