Skip to content
Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

Influencer Sparks Debate After Revealing She Doesn't Hang Out With Anyone 'Less Attractive' Than Her

Influencer describes importance of having equally attractive friends
@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

Content creator Emily Wilson explained her reasons on Jamie Kennedy's 'Hate To Break It To Ya' podcast—but her logic didn't sit well with everyone.

We all grew up with these concepts of "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" and "beauty comes from within," but in the age of social media, our appearances are being measured more than ever.

While some people still believe that a person's actions and beliefs should speak louder than how they look on camera or how they dress when they go out for the day, there are others who believe the latter two points are much more important.


So much so, that they decide whether or not to be friends with someone based on that information.

Content creator Emily Wilson is among those people, stating that she values "attractiveness" so much that she won't befriend someone she deems as "less attractive" than she is, citing jealousy and being around like-minded people as her core reasons.

While on the "Hate to Break It to Ya" Podcast, Wilson argued:

"I don't hang out with anyone who is really less attractive than me."
"There's too much drama. All the girls I've been friends with who were less attractive than me... It's a jealousy thing. It's an attention thing. They're really shady, [and] they'll try to sleep with your boyfriend. It's just the worst."
"You need to be with equals."
"All of my girlfriends are hotter than me. They're stunning."
"I love being around beautiful women. I think when you're a beautiful woman, you have value just by being beautiful. I love being around pretty things, pretty people, and pretty places."
"I don't know, a lot of other people may see it differently, but I love it."

You can watch the video here:

@thejamiekennedy

What quality do u require to hangout with someone? Mine is they have a working EBT card. @emilysavesamerica came on and she's here for all your smoke #podcasts #podcaster #whatdoyouthink Full yt link in bio

The video quickly garnered attention with 15.4 thousand likes, over 350 thousand views, and 3000 comments, which were incredibly divided.

Some were utterly appalled by the sentiments of the video.

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

Others couldn't help but make jokes about Emily's point of view.

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

But some agreed with Emily and said they understood what she was talking about.

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

@thejamiekennedy/TikTok

Emily Wilson is becoming well-known online for her divisive content. In her "Hate to Break It to Ya" interview alone, Wilson commented on attractiveness, not taking accountability for triggering other people, feminism, and entrepreneurship.

Just like this video, viewers were incredibly divided between those who followed Wilson's reasoning, while others were actively side-eyeing her commentary.

More from Trending

Margot Robbie attends the "Wuthering Heights" Australian Premiere at State Theatre in Sydney, Australia.
Don Arnold/WireImage via Getty Images

Fans Horrified After Margot Robbie Reveals Weight-Shaming 'Gift' She Once Got From Male Costar

Margot Robbie is reflecting on a moment from early in her career that still stings.

The Australian actor and producer appeared on Complex’s GOAT Talk series on February 9, where she sat down with Charli XCX to discuss her career, romance films, and the worst gift she has ever received. What followed was a candid story about a male costar who handed her something that felt less like a present and more like a pointed message.

Keep ReadingShow less
Screenshot from Redditor Bulgingpants' Reddit post
u/Bulgingpants/Reddit

Restaurant Sparks Heated Debate After Adding Mandatory 20% No-Tipping Fee To Diners' Checks

Tipping culture is an incredibly divisive topic, leading people to question if customers and restaurant guests should be made responsible for the livelihood of those who serve them their meals at these establishments.

Redditor Bulgingpants added fuel to the fire when they shared a receipt in the "End Tipping" subReddit from a restaurant called Burdell in Oakland, California, remarking:

Keep ReadingShow less
Screenshots from @hackedliving's TikTok video
@hackedliving/TikTok

Viral Video Of Delivery Robot Maneuvering Around Unhoused Man In Miami Is Honestly So Dystopian

Technology is here to make our lives more convenient and successful, but it has a chilling way of calling out problems that we're experiencing.

In a TikTok video recorded by TikToker @hackedliving, an delivery robot named "Akira" was seen rolling down a sidewalk in Miami, eyes blinking as it approached its destination.

Keep ReadingShow less
'Dawson's Creek' cast
Warner Bros./Getty Images

'Dawson's Creek' Stars Lead Poignant Tributes To James Van Der Beek After His Tragic Death At 48

After revealing to the public in November 2025 that he was battling colorectal cancer, James Van Der Beek passed away on Wednesday, February 11, 2026, at the age of 48.

Fans became concerned last December about the severity of his condition when Van Der Beek was unable to appear at the Dawson's Creek reunion at New York's Richard Rodgers Theatre, due to having multiple illnesses at once because of his weakened immune system.

Keep ReadingShow less
Screenshot of Laura Ingraham and Raymond Arroyo during Fox News broadcast
Fox News

Fox News Guest Slammed After Claiming U.S. Olympians Who Criticize ICE Are Committing 'Borderline Treason'

Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo was slammed after he criticized U.S. Olympians for speaking out against ICE and the Trump administration's policies, declaring during a conversation with network personality Laura Ingraham that the athletes are committing "borderline treason" in speaking out.

Multiple athletes have addressed the ongoing immigration crackdown. For instance, Richard Ruohonen, a curler from Brooklyn Park, Minnesota—just north of Minneapolis, where protests against ICE have continued for weeks—drew from his decades of legal experience, saying, "what's happening in Minnesota is wrong" while stressing the value of freedom of speech and of the press.

Keep ReadingShow less