A California influencer just learned that “consequence culture” cuts both ways, and she’s not taking it particularly well. Megan Farina, a self-styled TikTok starlet, thought it’d be hilarious to mock Charlie Kirk’s assassination with a smug little performance piece. Spoiler: it didn’t land.
In her now-deleted video, Farina opened with the classy line, “Gather ’round, b****es,” delivered in a vocal fry that made her sound like she’d been mainlining Marlboro Reds while binging “Girlboss” reruns. She then launched into a grotesque sing-song chant: “Thoughts and prayers for Charlie Kirk. Thoughts and prayers …” All with a smile that looked like she was auditioning for a Disney villain reboot.
Predictably, the internet reacted. Millions watched. Millions were disgusted. And soon, people started connecting the dots back to her personal life, including her boyfriend’s electrical business, which got torched with one-star reviews faster than you can say “bad Yelp day.”
That’s when Farina decided she was the victim. In another video, also deleted, she complained that her life had been “thrown into what can only be described as LITERAL HELL.” Yes, in all caps. According to her, she and her family have been “traumatized and stripped of privacy.” She even accused a neighbor of offering to share her location.
But here’s the problem: her story doesn’t quite match the facts. For one, reports show her boyfriend wasn’t “verbally assaulted” at work. He was asked, calmly, if he disavowed Farina’s sick jokes. Instead of doing the easy thing and saying “yes,” he tried shooing people out like a kid caught with his hand in the cookie jar.
Farina doubled down in her rant, insisting, “Charlie Kirk – who did not believe in empathy himself – did not have mine.” She then played the victim card again, whining, “While I believe strongly that words have consequences, there is nothing I did or said that even deserved a percentage of what happened to me and my family.”
Oh, the irony. This is the same woman who once demanded the cancellation of anyone who didn’t openly admit to voting for Kamala Harris. Not just Trump voters, but anyone who stayed quiet. Her message back then? Silence equals guilt.
Turns out, when you preach cancel culture long enough, it sometimes circles back and cancels you. Farina wanted consequence culture for others. Now she’s choking on her own medicine.
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