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He couldn't help but frown after he saw those sarcastic and insulting words on Facebook. There were too many anti-fans on the Internet. Some of them were Rebecca's fans. They quickly came to ridicule after they saw this gossip. Others were purely keyboard warriors who wanted to vent out their unsatisfactory lives on the Internet. There were passers-by and Rebecca's anti-fans who pretended to put themselves in Rebecca's position to think. They were scolding harshly as if they wanted to ruin Rebecca's popularity.

They'd then decide which team they hoped would win based on the players' strengths. Among the many types of fans, there was a crucial type called a multifandom. Those were fans participating in more than one fandom. These fandoms could also occur due to the clash between two players. Famous players and teams would inevitably attract the attention of fans. CalX had the highest points, while Flashfocus had the second highest. Both teams were very popular. The situation blew up when the Flashfocus player uttered the phrase "facing them at the top." The news even spread everywhere online.

"If he pulls that cord while we're 'Streaming,' our data will be scattered across the nodes! We'll be ghosts in the wires forever!" The "Public Opinion" Shield "He can't pull it," Elara said, her golden eyes fixed on the scrolling comments of the Macro-verse. "Look at the 'Like' counts, Rhys. Look at the Donation Metrics." In the Macro-verse, the "Feral" story had become the most trending event in history. Billions of "Credits" were being funneled into the "Save the Stacks" foundation—a spontaneous movement created by the audience. A notification popped up on the Father's screen:

Groaning, I give up asking, and fish out my phone instead, as I am putting in the password, Abed’s voice halts me, “Some of your fans, banded together, they created a fan site that sends out a rebate tweet per second, fighting for you online, and as well as in person, although that was a recent development, to combat the people who started the fire, and they are doing more than your publicist, or your entire team has done. They have even gone as far as fighting with your team.” The new information astounds me, I never thought I would have people fighting for me, people who didn’t even know me.

@nnn: You are following Ashley, you are so cheap. @vvv: Let Ashley stand near your talented Actress and your idol will be reduced to a mere rag! Ew! Atasha’s fans quickly reacted, igniting a war between Atasha’s fans and Ashley’s newly-minted fans!

If everything in the world wasn’t such a mess, it would’ve felt like we’d all gathered for something like Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner. The channel Valerian had tuned to was playing a commercial at the moment. As soon as Lyanna and I walked in, Mateo and Orion stood up and offered us their spots on the couch. We had barely gotten comfortable when the theme music for the nightly news blasted through the speakers. A middle-aged female reporter appeared on screen and greeted the viewers. “Good evening. I’m Rochelle Carmichael, and this is World News Today. We begin tonight with a report on the widespread support the shifter community has received in recent days. Celebrities like Reese Lloyd

"The negative attention actually helps my position." His eyebrow raised in question. "The supernatural community loves drama," I explained. "This feud puts me in the spotlight. More visibility means more clients." After lunch, Dominic left for a meeting with his father. I grabbed my phone, creating a new account to observe the unfolding drama. The online battlefield was worse than I'd imagined. Shannon's fans were viciously attacking my professional reputation. Pack loyalties were becoming evident in the comments. I closed the app, sighing. This would blow over eventually.

You need to pay to get in here and he is the only one who can message here, we, his followers can only do reacts on his messages. As expected, hundreds of his followers reacted with different nasty-like emojis that immediately turns into thousands. Okay, I also reacted, but I did a simple blue heart emoji. Unlike his other followers that reacted fire, tongue, lip bite and some fruits and veggies that can describe as down there. "Better lock yourself up, go in the dark and prepare your tissues." He posted again, and once again, thousands of his followers got excited. I immediately faced again my laptop and entered his channel to wait for him to start his show.

She took the same approach as Damian's stan—have the DamSea shippers do the dirty work, then deal with them later. With that, the three fanbases united in battle against the haters. No arguing, no debates—just mass reporting and blocking. One by one, the haters and trolls fell. By the end of the war, victory belonged to the three fanbases, and the haters had been utterly defeated. Lauren scrolled through the trending topics, watching as public opinion subtly shifted favorably toward Damian and Chelsea. The newly emerged DamSea hashtag made her lips curl into a satisfied smile. "I knew it. Making Chelsea and Damian a fauxmance really got the attention."

I couldn't afford to give anyone any excuse to take advantage of the situation. But at that moment, rage ignited like a blazing fire in my chest. I gathered all my strength and shoved the woman in front of me to the ground. I wasn't into celebrity culture, so I didn't know much about the so-called fandoms, but I vaguely remembered something. I shouted at the top of my lungs, "Fan behavior reflects on the idol! Does Zachary know what you all are doing today? Do you realize you're actually ruining his reputation?" For a brief moment, silence fell over the chaotic scene around me. However, my words were like a bombshell, triggering an even stronger backlash within seconds. It was as if a classr