Excerpt: Chinmayi’s recent status update has become a viral sensation on social media, with her fearless response to abusive messages drawing both positive and negative reactions.
Singer and dubbing artist Chinmayi is often targeted for her views on gender equality, labeled as a feminist, and receives trolling regardless of what she tweets, comments, or supports. Recently, a netizen’s abusive language on Chinmayi is making waves in social media. A netizen sent her personal messages on Instagram, and when Chinmayi didn’t respond, he resorted to making hurtful remarks.
Initially, the person who messaged Chinmayi praised her, expressing admiration for her singing and her support for girls. He even shared a heartfelt message about his sister finding inspiration through Chinmayi, particularly in the wake of a traumatic incident. His initial messages read, “Actually I like you very much. Ur singing. Apart from that I love your support for girls. My sister being sexually got assaulted by some people and she opened by social media influencers
like you. Be an inspiration like this”.
However, when Chinmayi didn’t respond to his messages, he took a drastic turn and started using abusive language, making inappropriate and offensive comments. Chinmayi, in response, shared screenshots of these messages on her status and commented, “Not responding to one DM and the soup guy’s ego is so hurt that he suddenly wants to sell his genitals. l am sure this kid can’t even pee straight into the bowl but thinks he will give me a better life with sex it seems”.
This recent status update by Chinmayi has become a viral sensation on social media. Her fearless response to the abusive messages she received is garnering positive feedback from some, highlighting the importance of standing up against online harassment. However, it has also attracted negative comments from a few who are anti to Chinamyi’s feminism. However many are opinating that her status serves as a reminder that girls should not tolerate online abuse and should collectively work towards a more inclusive online world.
