The internet is less than pleased with Kylie Jenner's latest tweet about how she's "had enough of 2020."
It all started earlier this week when Jenner took to her Twitter to mourn the death of 20-year-old rapper Pop Smoke, writing, "Rest in peace Pop Smoke." She then immediately followed up that tweet with another post that read, "I've had enough of 2020."
rest in peace pop smoke
— Kylie Jenner (@KylieJenner) February 19, 2020
i’ve had enough of 2020
— Kylie Jenner (@KylieJenner) February 19, 2020
However, given that Jenner didn't thread the two tweets, the second one appeared to be a standalone post — something that led many unsympathetic commenters to interpret it as a "poor little rich girl" complaint.
Needless to say, what resulted was a number of responses side-eyeing her tweet, including comments ranging from photos of guillotines to requests for her to send people money to roasts like, "So buy another year, what's the problem."
so buy another year whats the problem
— Seth-Michael 🏀 🗜 ☂ (@seth_michael45) February 19, 2020
maybe it would be a little more exciting if we traded bank accounts
— abby🎗 (@hellocmb) February 19, 2020
Imagine us Kylie, at least you can cry in your mansion . . . . .
— Brendita (@brndxg) February 19, 2020
— Garfield Zoomer (@GarfieldZoomer) February 19, 2020
And 2020 has had enough of you
— nicki (@Nickigizas) February 19, 2020
it could be worse, you could be poor
— chandler bing (@chaycamps) February 19, 2020
Send me money
— Ale 🏴☠️ (@alejandra_j_h) February 19, 2020
Yeah? Being a billionaire has been rough for the past few weeks? Having enough money to solve any problem and have no worries is tough this year?
— noam (@noampao) February 19, 2020
And though the Kardashians are no strangers to controversy — especially when it comes to backlash surrounding their lavish lifestyles or the how they've amassed their fortunes — some found this particular criticism to be unfounded and a little bit unfair.
In response to some of the buzz, some Twitter users began defending Jenner by writing things like "money doesn't provide happiness."
"It's so sad you guys think wealthy people don't have real problems," as one person wrote. "There's things they go through that we don't even know about."
money doesn’t provide happiness
— madi🦋 (@bbyxmadi) February 19, 2020
It’s so sad you guys think wealthy people dont have real problems .. there’s things they go through that we don’t even know about .. money doesn’t buy happiness.
— Eileena✨ (@leenaaaxx) February 19, 2020
Jenner has yet to address the online negativity.
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