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Mia Khalifa Shuts Down Death Rumors, Sparks Conversations About Plastic Surgery and Adult Film Industry
Published
8 months agoon

- Mia Khalifa was a trending topic on Twitter Tuesday because she shut down a rumor that she had died by suicide and made a TikTok about her recent nose job with the caption: “I’d never hide behind a tree. Don’t compare urself to anyone on the internet, ur beautiful.”
- That caption was a reference to singer Madison Beer, who has regularly denied having work done but was recently photographed hiding behind a tree outside a cosmetic surgery center.
- Khalifa also commented under a TikTok warning a young girl not to join the adult film industry because it’s “not worth it,” which reignited discussions about her experience, pay, and the long-running struggles she’s faced since leaving the industry after only three months.
Death Hoax
Mia Khalifa was a trending topic on Twitter Tuesday morning for several different reasons, so if you’re struggling to keep track, here’s what you need to know.
First, rumors circulated that the popular social media personality and sports commentator was dead. According to several reports, a tweet that has since been deleted read: “Very Shocking……. Mia khalifa commits suicide.RIP #miakhalifa.”
But Khalifa is actually is alive and well, and she responded to the hoax with some humor, tweeting, “Please don’t think I’m not keeping track of each of my friends that haven’t sent condolence flowers yet. I see you twats.”
Please don’t think I’m not keeping track of each of my friends that haven’t sent condolence flowers yet. I see you twats. https://t.co/8dyyYnZhUc
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
Dig at Madison Beer in Recent TikTok
Along with this, Khalifa has also been picking up attention because of a recent TikTok she posted that threw some shade at singer Madison Beer. In that TikTok, Khalifa reveals that she’s just had a nose job and she wrote in the caption, “I’d never hide behind a tree. Don’t compare urself to anyone on the internet, ur beautiful.” She also tagged her surgeon who she thanked for changing her life.
Not hiding behind any trees here 🌚 @DeepakDugarMD has changed my life, thank you ♥️ pic.twitter.com/ART5oCf7JS
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
Many suspected that her comment was a reference to Beer, who was recently criticized for hiding behind a tree outside a place some described as a plastic surgery center to seemingly avoid being photographed – which clearly did not work.
madison beer hiding from paparazzi at a plastic surgery clinic😻😻😻 pic.twitter.com/B21RJn6AIo
— em🧸ᵇˡᵐ (@trashbagwhores) June 15, 2020
Those photos caught a lot of attention because Beer has been adamant that she hasn’t had plastic surgery. She’s admitted before that she had lip filler when she was younger, which she regretted and later had dissolved.
However, a lot of people online often accuse her of setting unrealistic beauty standards, which she gets very frustrated by and usually hits back against by saying she always tells girls not to compare themselves to others.
She’s repeatedly tried to shut down rumors of her having work done, even prompting a popular plastic surgeon on TikTok to apologize for suggesting she had a nose job.
So with these recent photos surfacing many are calling her a liar or are, at the very least, suspicious of her now.
In case there was any doubt that Khalifa was referring to Beer, take a look at these tweets. When one user wrote, “MIA KHALIFA SHADING MADISON BEER IS SOMETHING I NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD SEE,” Khalifa responded with, “I will be shading anyone who sets unrealistic beauty standards for young impressionable fans.”
I will be shading anyone who sets unrealistic beauty standards for young impressionable fans.
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
Then when someone said, “JUST @ MADISON BEER ON TIKTOK IM FUCKING CRYIING,” Khalifa said that her doctor deserved the recognition, not Beer.
My doctor deserved the recognition in that post, not her 😂 https://t.co/iWBG0KFiIU
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
She’s also said it’s dangerous and irresponsible for Beer to not be honest with her fans, telling her to “be better.”
It’s fucking dangerous and wrong and most of all irresponsible. Be better, Madison.
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
Conversations About Adult Film Industry
Then, arguably the main reason Khalifa is trending is because she is once again being vocal about her experience working in the adult film industry.
The discussion reignited when a TikTok user posted a video with the text, “when you realize pornhub pays you 20k to be in a video w/o your face in it.”
Then in the comments section, Khalifa wrote, “Girl don’t do it……..iss not worth it.”
— rayyan (@puteraryans) June 22, 2020
Once that was shared on social media, people began talking about Khalifa’s experience, sharing information from some of her old interviews about her low pay.
mia khalifa was only in the adult entertainment industry for three months, was barely compensated for the amount of money her videos have brought in and has been shamed within our society https://t.co/dgtleovOyw
— alex (@lunadealex) June 23, 2020
Many of those posts seemed to refer to a comment Khalifa made last year where she said she only made a total of around $12,000 while working in the industry.
People think I’m racking in millions from porn. Completely untrue. I made a TOTAL of around $12,000 in the industry and never saw a penny again after that. Difficulty finding a normal job after quitting porn was… scary. Full interview here: https://t.co/xHK7SmhfrY pic.twitter.com/fwJlyzHznq
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) August 12, 2019
Another user wrote, “I watched a video about how mia khalifa regret being pornstar and how hard is it for her to look for job after quitting her porn star career. No money is worth throwing your dignity away..”
I watched a video about how mia khalifa regret being pornstar and how hard is it for her to look for job after quitting her porn star career. No money is worth throwing your dignity away.. https://t.co/hIri7gXI3v
— skywalker (@ncnx122) June 23, 2020
Khalifa has retweeted and responded to some of these posts, saying things like, “Please please please think about this if you are considering the sex industry. They make it impossible to rectify your regrets should you have them in the future.”
Please please please think about this if you are considering the sex industry. They make it impossible to rectify your regrets should you have them in the future. https://t.co/yPYJf7xpA4
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
To people saying she deserved to be paid more, she said, “I’d rather have it removed than take a dime from that bag. I was offered millions to return for 1 video & felt violated all over again by the sheer audacity that they thought my body was contingent on the right price (years after I started speaking out against industry practices)”
I’d rather have it removed than take a dime from that bag. I was offered millions to return for 1 video & felt violated all over again by the sheer audacity that they thought my body was contingent on the right price (years after I started speaking out against industry practices) https://t.co/YjWXpgDQ5s
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
In another post, she further explained the impact that working in the sex industry had on her life.
Got death threats ✅
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
Lost my family ✅
Lost my sense of privacy ✅
Lost the right to my body ✅
Lost my dignity ✅
Lost my mental health ✅
No chances at first impressions ✅
Few brands will work with me ✅
Makes my marriage harder ✅
I worry about my future kids ✅ https://t.co/P9LxZLWZkq
However, to be clear she did say that she’s not against sex work, but against how sex workers are treated, “especially the young ones who want their lives back years down the line.”
I’m not against sex work. I’m against the way the sex workers are treated, especially the young ones who want their lives back years down the line.
— Mia K. 🇱🇧 (@miakhalifa) June 23, 2020
While she of course received some criticism, in general, many people online are glad to see Khalifa consistently being open and honest with her following about her career and life experiences.
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Former Member of David Dobrik’s Vlog Squad Says He Was Sexually Assaulted by Jason Nash on Video
Published
3 days agoon
February 24, 2021
- Former Vlog Squad member Seth Francois says he was sexually assaulted in a 2017 prank that YouTubers David Dobrik and Jason Nash pulled on him.
- Francois agreed to be in a video where he would make out with fellow Vlog Squad member Corinna Kopf while she was disguised as an old man. However, the costumed person he actually kissed was 45-year-old Nash.
- In 2018, Dobrik pulled a nearly identical prank on Francois again, despite Francois repeatedly stating he was not okay with what happened.
- Francois says he is not trying to “cancel” anyone but his attempts to resolve the matter behind closed doors with Dobrik have not been successful, so he felt he had to tell his story publicly.
Seth Francois Calls Kissing Prank Sexual Assault
Former Vlog Squad member Seth Francois says he was sexually assaulted in a prank that massive YouTuber David Dobrik pulled on him with fellow creator Jason Nash.
Francois first told his story to Ethan and Hila Klein on the H3 Podcast on Feb. 12. The prank in question happened in 2017. At the time, Dobrik asked Francois if he wanted to be in a video where he made out with Corinna Kopf while she was disguised as an old man. Francois agreed, but when he kissed the costumed person, Kopf was not the one behind the mask. Instead, it was 45-year-old Nash.
“I was touched by someone I did not consent to,” Francois said on the podcast.
He told BuzzFeed News that it felt wrong when it happened, but as more time passed, he began to feel even worse. He decided to call a sexual assault hotline to talk about and processs the situation.
“They said, ‘I’m sorry you were sexually assaulted.’ And I broke down,” Francois told the outlet. “I called my mother and some of my close friends and I said, ‘I can’t believe that happened to me.'”
Francois said Dobrik asked if they could make a similar video again, but Francois refused, explaining he did not like the prank and did not want to have to go through that again. Still, in 2018 Dobrik ended up pulling a nearly identical stunt.
The second time, Dobrik told Francois that they were making a commercial for Jack Link’s Jerky, which Francois was thrilled about. When Francois got to the set, there were people in gorilla costumes, and he was instructed to make out with one. When that person took their mask off, it was Nash again.
Francois said this incident ultimately led to him moving out of Los Angeles.
Jack Link’s Jerky has since tweeted that they were not involved in the stunt and do not condone any non-consensual conduct that occurred.
This was not a paid or sponsored partnership with our brand, and we do not tolerate or condone any non-consensual conduct such as what happened in this video.
— Jack Link's Jerky (@JackLinks) February 16, 2021
Other Allegations Against Dobrik and The Vlog Squad
On top of all this, Francois said that during his time in the Vlog Squad, he was pressured to participate in racist jokes that played into stereotypes about Black people. He felt he could not say no to these bits.
“It was an unwritten thing where you see a pattern of people saying, ‘Yo, I’m uncomfortable with this,’ and all of a sudden they disappear and they’re not in videos anymore,” he explained on the H3 Podcast.
These are just the latest in a series of accusations former Vlog Squad members have made about Dobrik, Nash, and group’s general culture. Nik Keswani, known to fans as Big Nik, explained to H3 that the group was “toxic” and like a cult. Keswani said that he was bullied and felt forced to make jokes about his own size, which led to other people thinking they could make fun of him in cruel ways.
YouTuber Trisha Paytas has also accused Dobrik and Nash of inappropriate behavior on multiple occasions. Both she and Francois also say they have heard rumors about Nash assaulting other people or sleeping with minors. In some cases, Paytas says victims have contacted her directly about it.
Dobrik has not commented on the sexual assault allegations brought up by Francois, but over the summer he did issue a general apology for offensive content he had posed in his past.
“I want them to have a positive experience when they interact with anything I produce,” he said on his podcast, “Views.”
“And with that being said, I feel like on a handful of occasions I just missed the mark on that, and that really bums me out.”
Why Francois Is Speaking Out
For a long time, Dobrik has been a top creator on YouTube. He is known for his Tesla giveaways and was dubbed Gen Z’s Jimmy Fallon by The Wall Street Journal. Francois said he felt the need to speak out because he fears Dobrik is not remorseful and is unaware of the harm he has caused.
“If [Dobrik and Nash] don’t know what’s wrong and they don’t understand that what they did was wrong, it makes me feel like that could still happen. Or maybe it has happened to other people who are afraid of speaking up,” he told BuzzFeed.
Francois said that he has asked for the videos to be removed, but Dobrik tried to offer him cash to keep them up. Dobrik eventually unlisted both prank videos and later privated the second one.
Francois has since tried to resolve the matter privately but has not gotten a response from Dobrik. He told Insider that his goal in speaking up is not to “cancel” anyone, though he felt he had no option but to make the matter public. He is now also considering legal action, which is a path he initially did not want to go down.
“People were saying I’ve betrayed David, but I feel like he betrayed me,” he told the outlet. “I was very hurt and even right now talking about it, it really makes you want to cry.”
“They profited off causing me a lot of mental trauma, which is something that really hurts to know,” he continued.
Now, people are calling for Dobrik to respond to the allegations. Many are starting to see his content in a new light and believe he should issue an apology.
ayo why hasn't David Dobrik spoken about this? https://t.co/qMasVGE0I8 pic.twitter.com/Vdpjk7CgLC
— Addi changed her @ (@mossyfa1ry) February 24, 2021
Looking back, I was too young to understand how fucked up so many of the jokes in David Dobrik’s vlogs were/are, but now I’ve seen them a couple of years later, I completely agree with him being called out! – a former David Dobrik fan. /gen
— aimee! ♡ slimecicle stan era! (@honkaimee) February 24, 2021
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Australia Strikes Deal With Facebook To Restore News on the Platform
Published
4 days agoon
February 23, 2021By
Cory Ray
- Facebook said Monday that it will restore news access to Australian users after striking a deal with the country.
- Last week, Facebook cut off all access to news on the platform in Australia in response to a proposed law that would force it to pay media publishers for hosting their content.
- In the days that followed, the Australian government offered several concessions to the proposed law, including giving the platform more time to lock down deals with media publishers.
- Per another amendment, it’s also possible that Facebook could largely escape the law altogether if it is able to strike enough deals with local media organizations.
Facebook Will Restore News
Facebook struck a deal with Australian lawmakers Monday to restore news on the platform in the country.
The announcement comes as a quick turnaround from last week when Facebook made good on a threat to block all forms of news in Australia. Notably, that ban was in response to the expected passing of a law requiring large tech companies to pay media publishers for content that appears on their platforms.
On top of blocking all news organizations in the country, Facebook also blocked all Australian outlets globally. In fact, the ban even seemed to target non-news sources, such as state health departments and Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology.
After several days of discussions between Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, Facebook seems to be content with several negotiated changes to the proposed law.
“We have come to an agreement that will allow us to support the publishers we choose to, including small and local publishers,” Campbell Brown, head of news partnerships at Facebook, said.
Going forward, the government has clarified we will retain the ability to decide if news appears on Facebook so that we won’t automatically be subject to a forced negotiation.
— Campbell Brown (@campbell_brown) February 23, 2021
Among those changes, Facebook will receive more time to lock down deals with publishers instead of being forced into immediately making payments. The original draft of the law would have required Facebook to pay for content (ie. headlines, links, etc.) based upon terms set by a government-appointed arbitrator.
Now, that third party will only intervene as a “last resort,” according to Facebook spokesperson Adam Isserlis in an interview with NBC News.
One amendment in the proposed law could also give Facebook a shot at skirting it all together. That’s because it stipulates that digital platforms which have significantly contributed to the Australian news industry could receive exemptions.
Facebook, for example, might be able to find such an exemption if it brokers enough deals with local publishers.
Facebook said news should be restored for Australian users in the coming days.
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PewDiePie “Disappointed” by YouTube’s Removal of His CoComelon Diss Track
Published
5 days agoon
February 22, 2021
- In a live stream Sunday, PewDiePie said he was “really disappointed” and disagreed with YouTube’s decision to remove his latest diss track aimed at the popular children’s channel CoComelon.
- The YouTuber added that his live stream was not the right place to address the controversy and did not comment further.
- YouTube removed his diss track Thursday for violating its child safety policy because it looked like it was made for kids but contained violence and other inappropriate content.
- The platform also said the video violated its harassment policy, noting that it allows criticism and diss tracks, but this one “crossed the line” because it “had the effect of encouraging abusive fan behavior.”
PewDiePie Addresses Controversy
PewDiePie briefly responded to YouTube’s decision to remove his latest diss track for violating its child safety and harassment policies.
In a live stream Sunday, the YouTuber seemed hesitant to address the controversy at length. “If there’s a place for me to address it, it’s not during a livestream, but I also really want to play today,” he said.
“So I’m just going to say I’m really disappointed, and I obviously disagree, but I’m not going to address it further than that today. Sorry guys,” he continued.
He also admitted that part of him did not want to live stream because he knew he would be bombarded with questions about the diss track, which made headlines since YouTube’s Thursday announcement.
The Diss Track
Last week, PewDiePie uploaded a diss track aimed at the popular children’s YouTube channel CoComelon, a nursery rhyme channel with 105 million subscribers and over 94 billion total channel views.
In the last few months, CoComelon earned PewDiePie’s attention after it became clear that it could quickly surpass him in subscribers and maybe even become the platform’s biggest channel. That prompted fans to ask for a diss track like the ones PewDiePie famously made during his subscriber battle with the Indian media company T-Series.
Just days after uploading the video, however, YouTube pulled it down. Team YouTube then took to Twitter to explain the decision, writing: “To clarify, this violated two policies 1) Child safety: by looking like it was made for kids but containing inappropriate content (incl violence) 2) Harassment: we allow criticism & also diss tracks in some cases, but w/ both policies in mind, this video crossed the line.”
(2/2) Also, any reuploads of the original, including full length or partial reuploads, clips, etc will be removed too. Still images are ok. Dropping the help center policy links below for reference too:
— TeamYouTube (@TeamYouTube) February 19, 2021
Child Safety: https://t.co/yHHlYizdu5
Harassment: https://t.co/n10mouwzhz
The platform also banned all full and partial reuploads, though it allows still images from the video.
The video may have disappeared from YouTube, but uploads of it still exist elsewhere on the internet. For those who haven’t seen it, does include a lot of swearing and vulgar jokes. PewDiePie even throws in some digs at Tekashi 69 and JK Rowling, and near the end, children in the video appear to use fake weapons to attack a watermelon – a reference to CoComelon’s watermelon logo.
According to YouTube, the removal did not result in a channel strike, but further violations of its policies may result in one.
“Our policies prohibit content that leads to repeated patterns of harassment on- and off-platform,” a spokesperson told The Verge. “Following a review, we’ve removed the video in question for violating those policies because they had the effect of encouraging abusive fan behavior.”
While some might find that hard to believe that the video could incite abuse, it’s worth noting that PewDiePie’s previous T-Series diss tracks may have set a precedent here. Those songs, and the global campaign to make PewDiePie the #1 most subscribed channel on YouTube, led to an outpouring of harassment and sometimes racist sentiments against T-Series.
Still, others think YouTube could have age-gated his CoComelon video to avoid any issues. Others also noted that the platform has allowed more graphic music videos to remain on its site and suggested that it consistently protects channels that bring in the most ad revenue.
Before YouTube’s decision, PewDiePie said he was proud of the diss track and stressed that the song would put an end to his fake feud with CoComelon.
“I wanted to make it clear before I start this video by saying that, you know, I saw this as the finale. I saw this as ending the meme,” he explained.
“I’m not going to continue with it because number 1: It would just not be funny. And number 2: I don’t actually care about CoComelon. Like if anyone ever passes me in the future, I’m not going to make a whole spiel out of it. It was fun for what it was. And number 3: I don’t want it to get out of control like it did last time. So I just wanna be clear. Keep it civil. Keep it fun.”
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