#blake vs justin

[elyalovi]

BLAKE vs Justin: TRIVIALIZANDO de ROMPIENDO EL CIRCULO

La pelea de Blake Lively y Justin Baldoni es fascinante desde el enfoque de relaciones públicas y de marketing. "Rompiendo el Círculo", una película que trata sobre la violencia doméstica, tuvo una campaña promocional caótica. Por un lado, el director de la película, Justin Baldoni, hablaba sobre el tema central, mientras que por otro, Blake Lively y el resto del elenco, incluyendo a la autora del libro Collen Hoover, han sido acusados de trivializar el tema de fondo promocionando la película como si fuera una película romántica que puedes ver con tus amigas. Todo este drama detrás de fondo aun no termina, pero ya está malogrando la reputaciones de ambos. 

Temas en el video:

¿Quién es Justin Baldoni y qué otras controversias ha tenido? 

¿Quién es Blake Lively y qué controversias ha tenido? 

¿Por qué se pelearon Justin y Blake? 

El caótico tour promocial de "Rompiendo el círculo".

Barbenheimer y la Deadpool-ción de "Rompiendo el círculo"

Las teorías sobre el aislamiento de Justin y por qué se vendió la película como una romántica 

La insensibilidad de Blake 

Blake vs Justin: Reputaciones arruinadas

[bigleoenergy]

The patriarchy is inescapable because people would rather jump to assume Blake Lively is either lying about being assaulted or wanted it initially just because she has a history of being annoying and mean over like actual evidence

[nottcommitting]

mastermind activity is Ryan Reynolds dancing to Bye Bye Bye, by NSYNC {JUSTIN timberlake's group} in the opening sequence to his Deadpool & Wolverine movie, while he literally murders contracted special ops

[reviewsdefinitionofsatisfaction]

Blake and Ryan's PR Games :

Jan 16, 2025

[horizon-verizon]

Did you catching up with Blake and justin drama? Can't believe dany would be mention in this drama lol.

I did see Blake mention Dany, and I was not-so surprised bc Dany is a cultural phenomenon. Dany is a source of inspiration for the girls, gays, theys, and anyone who happens to understand or need political revolution. Blake is a woman, albeit a white wone but yes they too can love a powerful young female dragonrider who rises to where she is now on wit & belief in herself, from abuses conventionally used against children and women that would have killed her otherwise. As privileged as someone like Blake is, a woman like her is still going to have conditions of oppression. When oppressive or perceivingly oppressive stuff happens, all these groups mentioned will inevitably think of or mention Dany. I have from time to time.

Now whether or not she's simply mentioning Dany for public support (I know lots of people wondered or just believe so), idk. It could be BOTH that she always loved Dany or admired her and she sees how people hate her, sees PoCs and Black women love Dany (the demo that notably joined to say that Blake is a typical white woman manipulator or implied such from their own experiences coupled with Blake's very stupid choice to marry on a slave plantation), sees she could lose the war of public opinion like Amber Heard under Baldoni's smear caimpaign, and choose to publically try to drawpeople in simultaneously.

Either way, unless she makes a pattern of just throwing beloved female characters on the wall & demonstrates insincerity, I don't think it's that big of a deal.

[saveme-storybrooke-potc]

the Baldoni vs Lively/Reynolds lawsuit is EIGHT TIMES the amount of DeppvsHeard OH MY GOSH

[anienirvana]

Justin Baldoni vs Blake Lively

All the tea!!!

[jeshaisabookworm]

Smear Campaign Against Blake Lively Real? | BLAKE LIVELY VS JUSTIN BALDONI

My short opinion is the question would be no. Given the subject matter of the movie she was starring in it would be ridiculous to promote a beverage line and hair care. The movie is an adaptation of a book that discusses the tribulations and psyche behind a domestic abuse victim. Transitioning from victim to survivor and the struggle that came with such trauma. It was tacky and distasteful when…

[lobotomiesatclaires]

I am shaking as I write this. I dont know if I will keep this up. But I feel like I need to write this. The Blake vs Baldoni case makes me remember something.

Now, I am not saying that Blake or Baldoni are innocent or haven't done things that were rude, ect. That not what I am here to argue. But when I look at the 'receipts' of Blake Lively in the text messages, it reminds me of how I was silenced when I dealt with inappropriate behavior in my first college. I think so often women have to make themselves small and agreeable in a situation in order to survive an ordeal. Then after that ordeal is over, our behavior in making that situation bearable is used against us without considering what it was like to be in that situation.

For me, I had another 'pickme' woman as my thesis supervisor and she did everything to sabotage me. She never read my thesis drafts and left me sitting outside her office when I had booked a meeting only to show up half an hour late. Sometimes she wouldn't show up at all. I had another lecturer who made very inappropriate sexual comments about me and surrounding me (one in particular I remember him asking me would I do sexual favors for him in order to get him drugs, since I was a girl and could get them easier for him). When I made it clear in a polite way that I was not interested (in either him or the drugs) suddenly my grades took a sharp decline in his class.

In the final months of my degree during COVID, I had to deal with a group project that had two people drop out due to severe mental health issues (including suicidal issues) and I, as the woman of the project, had to undertake three other peoples workloads to get our group project over the line, only to be given the same low grade as the rest of the group who skated by on my hard work.

When I was putting in all my work for submission I was told that It was bad practice to leave out the acknowledgements section thanking members of staff and that I could be marked down if I didn't. So I had to thank members of staff who made my life hell during that time so I would not be penalized more. Additionally when I sent in my complaint discussing the failures I had experienced, that exact acknowledgment was used in their rebuttal against me to make me look like I was just a crazy angry woman. That I was annoyed that I hadnt got a higher grade. It was used to smear my name in the industry I wanted to go into (which is very small and tightknit) and everyone in my course believed the rumors about me, that I was just a bitch that deserved what I got. I was only 21.

I was so demoralized by the situation I began to believe all the lies about me, that I was talentless, that I should have tried harder (despite the fact the year nearly killed me) and despite the fact I was not the only person who filed a complaint, it was all in my head. The other person who filed a complaint did so anon so they never received the backlash I did.

It was only till I did my Masters and met all my wonderful masters lecturers that I realized how horrifically I had been failed in my previous course. To go from a thesis supervisor who was so steeped in internalized misogyny that (in my mind) she felt threatened by another woman and wanted to slam the door in my face (metaphorically), to a man who was aware of internalized bias and intersectionality and did his best to uplift me. It was such a change to go from being under a lecturer (who in my mind) was angry that I was not stupid enough to sleep with him and tried to punish me, to a masters course and college which actively combated these behaviors in their college. I went from a bachelors course which punished me for trying to speak out by awarding me with the lowest grade without failing me to getting an honor's degree award in my masters. An establishment is only as strong as its complaints department, one of my masters lecturers once said to me. I fully understand why she said that now.

When I see those messages of Blake Lively with a friendly tone in her messages to Baldoni, to the assurances that she is okay on set, I am brought back to my 19 and 20 year old self freezing when my lecturer begins to tell me about the issues in his relationship and how 'men are not meant to be monogamous' and chatting about how sexy I am while inviting himself along with other lecturers to a student meetup at the local bar. I had always thought it was weird but I tried to be friendly because I was too young to know any better. I feel really sick when I look back. But at the time too many people in the college, workplace, and in my course normalized it and made me feel weird for bringing it up. Years later I heard from another person who had attended the same bachelors course, that allegedly, the lecturer in question had to step back into a minor assistant role due to sleeping with a first year student. He later then moved colleges, running overseas where he could start afresh. I cant say whether or not the allegation of him sleeping with a student is true but for me, it rings true of my experience of him. I wonder if the college had taken me seriously, would that have saved another girl from my experience or worse.

It could come out that this is all Blake's fault. It could be that she is the devil that people are so quick to call her. I recognize that she at times was weird and rude and unlikable. But its so easy to just look at a message of a woman being agreeable or kind and write off that she is comfortable and happy. You never get to see the full picture. I wish she hadn't cut messages and misrepresented conversations as she did with emojis and such. But very often its a catch 20/20 for women and minorities when we expect them to smother their own discomfort for everyone else comfort. As an autistic woman I look at interviews with Blake and feel an awkward kinship with how gawky she comes across. She has been rude in interviews, sure, and tone deaf but so have many of your male heartthrobs.

I consistently look back at my bachelors college experience and think 'maybe if I hadn't have laughed at his joke to make everyone comfortable' or 'maybe I shouldn't have given my real opinion' or 'maybe I shouldn't have shown I was upset' maybe then, I would have been likable enough to warrant protection.

To be honest I don't know.

'Everybody supports women until a woman's doing better than you

Everybody wants you to love yourself until you actually do

It was something about her hair, so perfectly fallen She was nice, and smart, and funny, and got everything she wanted

And she does charity, isn't that the most obnoxious thing you've heard?' - Sofia Isella

Artwork : Hanging Between 11 and 12 Sunday Service - Artist - Amber Cohen

[nottcommitting]

i find all of this absolutely insane too because Justin Baldoni literally has a non profit organization / podcast about men showing accountability. is Man Enough a fucking joke to him????

[pyaasa]

I’m not closely following the Blake lively vs Justin bandoni fued but what I can see is that everyone on TikTok is on baldoni’s side right now calling Blake lively an evil witch and apparently there’s all this “evidence” that she’s mean or whatever but like. I don’t care. I will never ever fall for this again. You people refuse to learn even though it keeps happening again and again

[heartofbusan]

"This story reveals a new playbook for waging a far-reaching and largely undetectable smear campaign in the digital age." Megan Twohey, NYT investagative reporting.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/21/business/media/blake-lively-justin-baldoni-it-ends-with-us.html?unlocked_article_code=1.jE4.sYdZ.Ah3sVs-lnJ9z&smid=url-share

Being uninterested in current US celebrity gossip means that this story kind of whizzed past me this summer. I didn't sit up to take notice. Neither of these people is Jimin, so I tuned it out. Yesterday's court filing, however, finally caught my attention. That's revealed is fascinating if not outrightly horrifying.

The media has fully invested in our attention. It's become their biggest commodity and tool. Propaganda at its finest. We've seen cases like this before where two parties start up a smear campaign to tarnish someone's good reputation to sway public opinion. Oftentimes, these cases are a battle between a man and a woman. Think of Brad Pitt vs. Angelina Jolie, Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard or, more recently, Trumpelstiltskin vs. Ms. Harris. Can we even go as far as to include MHJ and Hybe/Bang in this category? Or, the people vs. anyone they want to tarnish?

Public opinion is such a fickle thing. It's entirely malleable in the hands of the 'right' people. Anyone willing and unscrupulous enough to go the extra mile.

Park Jimin was just as recently as last week been the target of online hate campaigns. Helloo Min Yoongi? Kim Namjoon?!?! Basically, every Tannie has been wrung through the wringer like this to serve a voracious narrative. In their case, it was other fandoms fanning the flames of hate for the media to serve, but it's all meant to destroy a person's reputation.

I bring this article up because it's a good reminder of how much influence PR firms have when they want to change a narrative in order to suit their highest bidder. It makes me wonder how much of the bad press we hear (chatter online) is fully fabricated, maybe partly based on the public's incentive to dislike a certain person, and how important it is to read between the lines. To stay critical in your online interactions and in your dissemina of reports. Keep thinking for yourself. Your opinion can't become cement, in either direction.

Isn't it funny how PR playbooks have been exposed this year? Remember MHJ and her text exchanges about how best to go on the attack? Her confidence when talking to her co-conspirator as opposed to her demeanor during her presser? We are the ones being catered to! Our dumb minds are unwilling or unable to parse through to the truth. It's not surprising seeing as it's often very hard to figure out who's lying about whom.

I know some people love certainty, look at the nonsense questions most jikook bloggers get asked about, but it's better to stay flexible in how secure you feel about anything so as not to be surprised or dissapointed in the long run. Trust your gut when it comes to forming an opinion on someone or something and ask yourself, 'Why?' Why am I being asked to hate or voice my dislike on a celebrity whom I know nothing about? Why am I being driven towards a conclusion that serves but ONE narrative?

Come on, people, this happens to 'us' in this K-pop/ARMY fandom community as well..if not worse.

[arson-09]

this whole blake lively vs justin baldoni ordeal is extremely disheartening to witness. The lack of media literacy, critical thinking and the rise of misogyny is disgusting. I don’t care about blake lively really, shes just another celebrity to me. Until i see that people are blindly following a smear campaign because they cant think for themselves for a damn second. baldonis lawsuit is bullshit, hes a man who sucks (shocking) and a womans greatest crime is being ‘annoying’ in the year of our lord 2025

[saveme-storybrooke-potc]

So what's everyone's opinions on the Ryan Reynolds, Blake Lively, and Justin Baldoni drama?

[margridarnauds]

I'm seeing some sympathy for Melissa Nathan in the entire Blake Lively scandal and...honestly, I'm usually very keen to keep things in perspective when it comes to women VS men getting blamed but...you don't ACCIDENTALLY stumble into a career where you're slandering other women, particularly abuse victims, for money. You don't ACCIDENTALLY and clear-headedly take advantage of structural misogyny in order to organize a worldwide smear campaign against multiple women. You don't ACCIDENTALLY start a company that specializes in PR crisis management (which, again, has taken multiple cases where the "crisis management" was "slander the victim.") It's the pinnacle of the original definition of "girlboss" to walk over other women in order to enrich yourself, and she's done that, to multiple women.

You could be a celebrity PA. You could be a social media manager. You could be any number of things that do NOT require you to do that, but she chose to. That doesn't mean that Justin Baldoni did nothing wrong -- he did EVERYTHING wrong, but she went along with it, and we have the texts highlighting it. I have roughly as much sympathy for her as I have for Ghislaine Maxwell. And I'm sorry, but after a period of thought and reflection on my feminism and whether my hatred for this particular woman stems from internalized misogyny, I maintain that I think that if there's such a thing as hell, she's going to get her own special place in it.

I have sympathy for customer service workers. I have sympathy for people working shitty minimum wage jobs to support their families, including for shitty companies. I don't have sympathy for her, and I'm glad that her shitty, shitty actions get to face public scrutiny.

[jeshaisabookworm]

The Only Way Blake Can Save Herself | BLAKE LIVELY VS JUSTIN BALDONI

The drama continues. Blake Lively who has started it all when she accused Justin Baldoni of sexual misconduct during the filming of their movie It Ends With Us. Baldoni was the director, producer, and supposed to be star of the show as it’s male lead while Blake starred as the female lead. The movie talks about domestic violence. After the movie came out Lively took a hit from how she promoted…