Amber Boone

So I've been a whole human being before all these things came to play. And just because you see me now doesn't mean that I'm trying to appropriate something I saw on this app because I've literally been the same person since before the app existed. But people get stuck on that. So originally what happened was a creator called Aunt Karen, which that's a real name.

But she, uh, did, she took a video. She found a video of me talking about something positive. I was just talking about some, I don't know, happy, smiley, happy shit. And she took that video and made a duet or a stitch or something and was like, but why the black scent and dah, dah, dah, dah. And it was just like going in on me and everybody.

But she, uh, did, she took a video. She found a video of me talking about something positive. I was just talking about some, I don't know, happy, smiley, happy shit. And she took that video and made a duet or a stitch or something and was like, but why the black scent and dah, dah, dah, dah. And it was just like going in on me and everybody.

But she, uh, did, she took a video. She found a video of me talking about something positive. I was just talking about some, I don't know, happy, smiley, happy shit. And she took that video and made a duet or a stitch or something and was like, but why the black scent and dah, dah, dah, dah. And it was just like going in on me and everybody.

And I happened to see it like within 10 minutes of her posting it. And I looked at her follow count, like 1.6 million followers. I was like, what? to like have happen or be known for or whatever. And so I, I was busy. So I like took a screenshot real quick. So I remember to go back to it because at the time I had a lot of notifications and I just couldn't keep up.

And I happened to see it like within 10 minutes of her posting it. And I looked at her follow count, like 1.6 million followers. I was like, what? to like have happen or be known for or whatever. And so I, I was busy. So I like took a screenshot real quick. So I remember to go back to it because at the time I had a lot of notifications and I just couldn't keep up.

And I happened to see it like within 10 minutes of her posting it. And I looked at her follow count, like 1.6 million followers. I was like, what? to like have happen or be known for or whatever. And so I, I was busy. So I like took a screenshot real quick. So I remember to go back to it because at the time I had a lot of notifications and I just couldn't keep up.

So I'm like, okay, screenshot, I'll go, whatever. Well, next thing I know when I go to go back to respond, it was deleted because the comments that she was getting were all like, why are you doing this? What are you talking about? They were like supportive of me. And I think it didn't get the reaction that she wanted. So she deleted the video.

So I'm like, okay, screenshot, I'll go, whatever. Well, next thing I know when I go to go back to respond, it was deleted because the comments that she was getting were all like, why are you doing this? What are you talking about? They were like supportive of me. And I think it didn't get the reaction that she wanted. So she deleted the video.

So I'm like, okay, screenshot, I'll go, whatever. Well, next thing I know when I go to go back to respond, it was deleted because the comments that she was getting were all like, why are you doing this? What are you talking about? They were like supportive of me. And I think it didn't get the reaction that she wanted. So she deleted the video.

But I decided to still go ahead and respond to her because I was just like, you can't falsely call things like this out because you have a large platform that you could be using for good. And calling people out for stuff that's not actually wrong or they're not actually doing anything wrong, like, that's bullshit. And then it, like, went on this whole thing.

But I decided to still go ahead and respond to her because I was just like, you can't falsely call things like this out because you have a large platform that you could be using for good. And calling people out for stuff that's not actually wrong or they're not actually doing anything wrong, like, that's bullshit. And then it, like, went on this whole thing.

But I decided to still go ahead and respond to her because I was just like, you can't falsely call things like this out because you have a large platform that you could be using for good. And calling people out for stuff that's not actually wrong or they're not actually doing anything wrong, like, that's bullshit. And then it, like, went on this whole thing.

And then the girl found me and then she started stalking me. It was, like, crazy.

And then the girl found me and then she started stalking me. It was, like, crazy.

And then the girl found me and then she started stalking me. It was, like, crazy.

Well, and I think I think a lot of it has to do with that people, people really and I've just learned this, especially since being and you've been dealing with this for a long time, obviously, because of just being in the public eye and the media and everything.

Well, and I think I think a lot of it has to do with that people, people really and I've just learned this, especially since being and you've been dealing with this for a long time, obviously, because of just being in the public eye and the media and everything.

Well, and I think I think a lot of it has to do with that people, people really and I've just learned this, especially since being and you've been dealing with this for a long time, obviously, because of just being in the public eye and the media and everything.

But, you know, people love to point out the flaws or perceived flaws and others because it makes them somehow feel better about their own insecurities. It really is projection. It really and I hate like. Being this, I don't know, like, in this world where everyone's like, oh, using these big therapeutic words like narcissist and da-da-da-da and this and that.