Death threats hurting two aussie teens
EXCLUSIVE @ INFONEWS.CO.NZ: Two teenagers infonews.co.nz recently made an article regarding their success on their 50 second video regarding Taylor Swift has been receiving many death threats and insults over social networking site Facebook and infonews.co.nz reporter Joshua Infratz is here to say no.
Insults, death threats and sadness is all two Australian teenagers are going threw following a video that was a success.
The 50 second video was 'like a music video' for a Taylor Swift song created by the two teens Tilly Arnold and Polly Sumner but for the two 13 and 14 year old girls all they have been receiving is death threats.
"What do you mean famous? It means nothing. Absolutely nothing. It's almost like it takes nothing to be famous these days, just be a girl and do shitty stop motion, hey presto yeah no that is not being famous, that is doing what anyone can do, why are you allowed fame for that?" says targeting teenager Nathan R.
We tried to speak with Nathan but he had no comment, he then blocked us on Facebook.
Taranaki Now News has messaged many people who targeted the young girls but much of them blocked our account and made no comment.
"There have been some comments saying stuff like "can you un-watch things?" and asking "i think I need to scratch out my eyes" We are getting inboxes telling us to kill ourselves but we are trying to remember that there's more love then hate so we are paying no attention to any of the haters." said Polly Sumner.
Meanwhile when we spoke to 13 year old Tilly Arnold she was to upset to speak on camera but told infonews.co.nz "We never made the video to become famous, we just did it because we were bored"