Maddie Alexander Grout

And I'm like, oh, good.

Excellent, fabulous.

Right, what are we doing today?

And I've just kind of learnt to, do you know what, just ride with it.

They say that no press is negative.

That's kind of a lie.

You can feel like, as somebody who's got ADHD, like rejection sensitivity dysphoria, justice sensitivity dysphoria, I'm like, I've got all of this ammo and I'm like, they keep throwing me under the bus and like...

My dad died recently, so I haven't been in the best mental health.

And I think that's why people were concerned.

But secretly between me and you now, I'm like, call me a sick fluencer.

If I'm going to be famous, I might as well fucking do it right.

Exactly.

Exactly.

And the weird thing, like I made a T-shirt that said, I'm not a sick fluencer, I'm a disability champion.

And I sent it out to a load of influencers.

We raised a bit of money for charity.

And like, you know, it's how you spin it when you get negative press.

Yeah.

And now I go and look at the comments and I screenshot the best ones, which are always the worst.

And then I take the piss out of those people.