E.J. Dickson

Baldoni has really, really strongly denied these allegations, and he's also launched a countersuit claiming, no, he never did any of this, like this was all a fight over creative control, over the movie, and that Blake and her husband Ryan Reynolds are trying to destroy his career and get him blacklisted from Hollywood. essentially.

Baldoni has really, really strongly denied these allegations, and he's also launched a countersuit claiming, no, he never did any of this, like this was all a fight over creative control, over the movie, and that Blake and her husband Ryan Reynolds are trying to destroy his career and get him blacklisted from Hollywood. essentially.

Baldoni has really, really strongly denied these allegations, and he's also launched a countersuit claiming, no, he never did any of this, like this was all a fight over creative control, over the movie, and that Blake and her husband Ryan Reynolds are trying to destroy his career and get him blacklisted from Hollywood. essentially.

It's all super, super complicated and thorny and difficult to sit through, and everyone in Hollywood is taking sides.

It's all super, super complicated and thorny and difficult to sit through, and everyone in Hollywood is taking sides.

It's all super, super complicated and thorny and difficult to sit through, and everyone in Hollywood is taking sides.

Her belief has essentially been that any woman who accuses a man of harassment likely has an ulterior motive and women should not be automatically believed.

Her belief has essentially been that any woman who accuses a man of harassment likely has an ulterior motive and women should not be automatically believed.

Her belief has essentially been that any woman who accuses a man of harassment likely has an ulterior motive and women should not be automatically believed.

The videos go wildly, wildly viral. Like, just for context, I pulled up some data from the site Social Blade. She had 1.5 million YouTube subscribers last May, which is a lot, right? But now she has a little more than 4.2 million. And a lot of it has to do with the success of these videos. Last year, she had 132 million views total on her channel. This year, she has a little more than 688 million.

The videos go wildly, wildly viral. Like, just for context, I pulled up some data from the site Social Blade. She had 1.5 million YouTube subscribers last May, which is a lot, right? But now she has a little more than 4.2 million. And a lot of it has to do with the success of these videos. Last year, she had 132 million views total on her channel. This year, she has a little more than 688 million.

The videos go wildly, wildly viral. Like, just for context, I pulled up some data from the site Social Blade. She had 1.5 million YouTube subscribers last May, which is a lot, right? But now she has a little more than 4.2 million. And a lot of it has to do with the success of these videos. Last year, she had 132 million views total on her channel. This year, she has a little more than 688 million.

So it's just been tremendous, tremendous growth.

So it's just been tremendous, tremendous growth.

So it's just been tremendous, tremendous growth.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's part of a larger cultural shift. Right words. I think that she is capitalizing on this very strong anti-feminist streak among Gen Z in particular. I think that there's a lot of justifiable, frankly, frustration with my generation.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's part of a larger cultural shift. Right words. I think that she is capitalizing on this very strong anti-feminist streak among Gen Z in particular. I think that there's a lot of justifiable, frankly, frustration with my generation.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's part of a larger cultural shift. Right words. I think that she is capitalizing on this very strong anti-feminist streak among Gen Z in particular. I think that there's a lot of justifiable, frankly, frustration with my generation.

I'm a millennial, like my generation's brand of feminism, which was essentially very like girl bossy, lean in, like if you work hard, you can have it all type of feminism. I think that Gen Z, Women are sort of seeing that correctly to be a sham and sort of leaning into the opposite direction, like just going totally further on the other side of the pendulum.

I'm a millennial, like my generation's brand of feminism, which was essentially very like girl bossy, lean in, like if you work hard, you can have it all type of feminism. I think that Gen Z, Women are sort of seeing that correctly to be a sham and sort of leaning into the opposite direction, like just going totally further on the other side of the pendulum.