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mcfw31 Apr 13, 2026 +944

> “Just to let everyone know, I will not be attending prom,” he wrote. “Please stop sending death threats to EVERY teenage girl who could remotely be associated with me based on their proximity to where I live. It’s not fair to them or to their families. Maybe also just stop sending death threats in general. That’s just not cool. Kinda weird I have to say this.”

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Specialist-Art5406 Apr 13, 2026 +329

i saw someone sharing that someone got his name tattooed… everyone is so f****** weird 🙂

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SapphireFlashFire Apr 13, 2026 +126

I hadn't even heard of this kid til today. Seems like every celebrity has The Beatles levels of fan obsession.

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QueezyF Apr 13, 2026 +44

I would die for Clint Howard.

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Weird-Girl-675 Apr 13, 2026 +10

I’m picturing him as the kid in Night Shift going to prom in a hearse when you say that.

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Tiny_Economist_9244 Apr 13, 2026 -8

Ok? But then you wouldn’t get to experience him anymore. What’s the end goal? This comment is insane or a bad troll.

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QueezyF Apr 13, 2026 +10

Sacrificing my life for Clint Howard would be an honor.

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techieman33 Apr 13, 2026 +19

Most celebrities have some amount of crazies that are obsessed with them. But it’s not really the same as The Beatles or Taylor Swift that have millions of them.

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Weird-Girl-675 Apr 13, 2026 +14

I’ve been in several fandoms and have seen the worst in people. The best was after a private meeting with an actress, watching one of her loony fans trying to get into the town car with the actress and her husband. Like what in your brain tells you that’s ok?!

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Tiny_Economist_9244 Apr 13, 2026 +3

You’re “old” now. Welcome to the club.

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hmspain Apr 13, 2026 +5

Watch The Adam Project. The kid is brilliant in it!

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broohaha Apr 13, 2026 +2

Have a middle schooler who’s been a huge fan for the past 3 years.

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SneakyFire23 Apr 13, 2026 +42

Wait until you see how adult women were acting over teenage Justin Bieber, it was as bad as the Olson twin countdown to 18

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zenlume Apr 13, 2026 +1

Don’t even have to go that far back, the kids in Stranger Things have talked about how older women were sexualizing them after the first season came out.

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Mooredock Apr 13, 2026 +12

I eternally sympathize with child stars truly. I don't know what the answer is because it's clearly not stoppable outside of keeping children completely out of film/television/Music, but someone that young being subjected to public scrutinity at such a massive scale is horrific, let alone the way "fandoms" treat them, the way the media treats them, and the way many of them are treated behind the scenes. It was bad back in the day with tabloids, but I genuinely think it's been worse since around the Bieber-days because rather than just selective outlets, it's entire mobs of the public just openly dogpiling children and also sexualizing them to a degree that even the worst tabloid couldn't get away with. I remember the Wolfhard kid from Stranger Things being openly harassed by adults asking about his sexual preferences and begging to jump his bones when he was 14 years old, people making borderline-cp of him when he was in 9th grade, and a large portion of the shows actual fans have obsessively ruined every dynamic he's had and are constantly campaigning trying to "force him out of the closet" while bouncing back and forth between objectifying him but also calling him ugly, dragging him for his appearance, his voice, his clothes, his twitch, his *hands or nose*, his voice, and routinely deciding to arbitrarily turn on him and *harass him over mental issues he's been open about having*. And I took note of all that because when it started happening back in 2016 there were *articles written* about how the stranger things kids were getting the gross public obsession that Bieber was finally starting to shed a little, and they treated it like a fun game trying to guess which one was going to be a train wreck first. I've already seen the beginnings of that with the new Harry Potter cast and its not even out yet.

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hmspain Apr 13, 2026 +3

The answer is for the police *to do their job*, and track down the threats and prosecute!

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SoTiredYouDig Apr 13, 2026 +8

The answer is for the tech oligarchs to spend a minuscule amount of their money, and implement actual guardrails that work on their platforms. Instead of censoring politics they disagree with, that amount of effort should be applied to protecting anyone among us, who is at risk. Whether it be a celebrity or not, and “of age”, or not.

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Mooredock Apr 13, 2026 +6

You would think, but it's clearly beyond the scope of their fkn abilities moat of the time. And in all honestly even if they were good at their jobs and charged the largest threats, you can't police 100s of 1000s of people on the internet all taking part in the same mob, and it just happens on such a large scale it becomes a cultural norm. When Bieber was a teenager and hit-men were caught trying to strangle him at the behest of a convict who openly claimed he wanted to *cage him and r@pe him* the police stopped and charged *those two*, but they couldn't stop dozens of articles being written underhandedly expressing dissapointment that they didn't succeed, or the 1000s of people online who immediatly turned it into a joke and started pretending to raise funds to "get them out and finish the job". You can technically charge a severe enough stalker or someone who physically attacks them, but you can't stop the masses from eviscerating a publically known child, calling Brittany fat, calling Amanada ugly, hoping an under-age Bieber ODs, being racist to Arabella Stanton or telling Wolfhard to starve himself and die. That's a public hysteria that nothing seems able to stop.

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4DPeterPan Apr 13, 2026 +16

“Kinda weird I have to say this” For real.

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PetyrDayne Apr 13, 2026 +52

These big studios need an army of lawyers working with law enforcement to find these f****** pathetic people whose mothers should have swallowed and have them face imprisonment and fines because it's the only way they'll learn.

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Hmmmm-curious Apr 13, 2026 +20

Humanity is such a disappointing species

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Any_Asparagus8267 Apr 13, 2026 +18

Adults doing this to teenagers because they have a crush on a teenager is f****** INSANE.

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Hmmmm-curious Apr 13, 2026 +11

Totally agreed. And it’s just a disgusting obsession with celebrity. That is a mental illness.

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buckao Apr 13, 2026 +7

Adults having a crush on a teenager is called MAGA

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yesyouareverysmart Apr 13, 2026 +1

New to Listnook?

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Aeon1508 Apr 13, 2026 +9

And it's probably like one person that's doing it

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rxinquestion Apr 13, 2026 +1

That response sounded like something Percy would say as a character lol

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ColoOddball Apr 13, 2026 +1

Quality Percy answer to be honest.

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28DLdiditbetter Apr 13, 2026 +342

If this is happening to Percy Jackson, imagine what the new Harry Potter is going to go through

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Dsarg_92 Apr 13, 2026 +120

That’s what I worry about those kids on the new Harry Potter. I just hope they have a strong support system around them to keep stuff like this from happening to them.

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DMaury1969 Apr 13, 2026 +97

More worried for the new Snape.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +14

Blame WB for that.

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dalici0us Apr 13, 2026 +60

I think I'll blame the racists.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +48

You can blame them, but the minute Harrys dad starts bullying the black teacher, hanging him under a tree, WB became responsible for the backlash/ hate. There will always be racists, this was entirely avoidable, though. A stupid casting set up for failure/hate.

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littlemonsterlove Apr 13, 2026 +10

James used Snape’s own spell against him to levitate him upside down in the air. A tree was never involved. But yes, it’s going to come off wrong regardless.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +2

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz5Dp3CQzOQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz5Dp3CQzOQ) 0:30 timestamp. Tree was there in the films.

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jawshankredemption94 Apr 13, 2026 +1

But Snape was white in the film. The tree was not part of the plot or important to the scene. You don’t think they might change it a bit this time around? 🤦🏼‍♀️

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Beepb00pb00pbeep Apr 13, 2026 +1

The general sentiment that the only reason a black kid could possibly be bullied being because of the color of his skin feels like another racist complaint in my opinion. People just think it sounds more intelligent and thought out, so it excuses the racism or something (it doesn’t) Also they make up details to support their racist argument (like “hanging from a tree” lol…wtf? That didn’t happen)

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StrokyBoi Apr 13, 2026 +7

Obviously many of the people using that arguments are unlikely to have read the books, but some of James Potter's dialogue from them would really back up that perspective. One of the lines of him justifying/explaining why he bullies Snape is "Well... It’s more the fact that he exists, if you know what I mean…" They'll have to remove this kind of dialogue, otherwise it'll be hard to not see the bullying as racially motivated.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +1

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz5Dp3CQzOQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz5Dp3CQzOQ) I mean go to 0:30 and you can see how a black kid being magically lifted, hung upside down under a tree in the act of bullying would look questionable. So much projection going on in your statement.

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Most_Tangelo Apr 13, 2026 +1

I do think one thing worth considering with the lynching comparrison is that historically to be more of a US thing. That isn't me saying things like the 1919 race riots didn't happen but that what one could equate as racist imagery probably changes in the context of the setting of the production itself. The more universal point of contention would be the well off white students bullying the struggling black child. More importantly, even if JK Rowling wasn't an absolute pos, Harry Potter hasn't held up. The writings just not good, so I don't know who wants to watch it to find out how they handle this.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026

"Harry Potter hasn't held up" Twilight was popular and it had c*** writing lol. Sometimes people have a niche that they like. HP is much more popular and it still has a massive following. Kids love it and a crazy number of adults are as well. Movies are beloved almost universally, so you may be speaking from a pure book perspective?

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Most_Tangelo Apr 13, 2026 +1

Oh I'm definitely speaking purely on the writing from the books and not the actual level of popularity for sure.

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Killzark Apr 13, 2026 -3

Again I see the exact same comment that is so incredibly wrong and shows how little people know about the book. James never hung Snape from a tree. In the movie, in a brief flashback, he was shown levitating Snape near a tree to bully him. Making the character a different race doesn’t alter that scene or any other scene in the slightest. The only reason anyone has brought any of these comments up is because of historical racism in America. Oh yes, all of these British wizards are going to be so concerned with the thought of a black teacher at their school potentially being racially profiled in the way of the old American South. It’s pure projection.

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KaiBishop Apr 13, 2026 +5

"British white folk never engage in racism or white supremacy" is a f****** brain-dead take, as is "racism exists only in the American South." A group of all white kids bullying the one black dude reads a certain way regardless of whether Americans are involved. Hate to break it to you but British white folk are indeed often racist as hell and engage in white supremacist belief systems. What we're not gonna do is pretend Brits are f****** colorblind lmao.

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VisualizeJelly Apr 13, 2026 -4

Dude no one said that lol. What was said is that a specific type of racist attack occurred in the American south that was unique to that place, so having that displayed thousands kilometers away doesn't make sense. Its like saying the kkk roamed the streets of London. Its just stupid and shows how American centric the other guy is while discussing a British show..

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KaiBishop Apr 13, 2026 +3

Lmao again you think black people were never bullied or hate crimes in the UK and that that's a thing that happens specifically in the US south is just hilarious. We're not talking about a lynching we're talking about the optics of a group of white guys bullying the sole black dude. The imagery in the movie if kept the same direction for the show would absolutely evoke racist imagery and yes, the imagery of lynching specifically in the US audiences minds, but hey I mean maybe they don't intend anyone from the US to watch the show because that makes sense. Like no actually I'm pretty sure the group of all white guys bullying a black dude is gonna look racist regardless of whether it specifically evokes the imagery of lynching.

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lilittyb Apr 13, 2026 +3

people also seem to be forgetting it’s the 1970s when this was set, racial equality has come a long way since then (definitely still not perfect) there were still race riots in the UK that would happen up until the 90s (like those in Brixton for example). i literally don’t understand how people think that the marauder’s aren’t going to come across as racist. the 1970s was still reeling from the massive wind rush.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +2

"Again I see the exact same comment that is so incredibly wrong and shows how little people know about the book." Well it's a good thing that i'm referring to the previous live action set of Harry Potter films that depicted Harry's dad hanging Snape upside down below a tree. The optics of doing this to possible one of the few black characters, is insanely bad.

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Killzark Apr 13, 2026 +1

Yeah, that’s my exact point. The new tv show isn’t a remake of the movies, it’s an adaptation of the books. Just speaking movies, in your world you saw a boy being dangled under a tree by magic in fictional Britain and then learned the same character is going to be portrayed by a black actor and your first thought was to associate real world lynchings of black people in what I assume is the American South. How in the hell is what you’re projecting not more racist than the mere concept of a black actor portraying a fictional character that is disliked/hated because of the content of his character and not the color of his skin?

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +4

The concept of blacks being lynched/hung is well known history, so obviously people are going to equate the two. I didn't create the bad optics, I can definitely acknowledge that it objectively looks bad to hang a black character under a tree. ". How in the hell is what you’re projecting not more racist than the mere concept of a black actor portraying a fictional character" I'm not projecting it, it's what it would objectively look like if it followed a somewhat similar path to the films.

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Scottyjscizzle Apr 13, 2026 -2

Or we start treating racists like the human trash they are instead of stepping on eggshells around them.

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Miserable-Command682 Apr 13, 2026 +7

Nobody claimed you had to step on eggshells? However, WB set the actor up for failure and backlash, this is an objective fact. Racists are always gonna be there, intentionally casting a black man for a character role who had previously been depicted in live action being hung under a tree in an act of bullying is gonna come of really, really bad from all angles. But yeah feel free to hate racists, nobody said not to. But it's on WB as well as the racists for the backlash.

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NahdiraZidea Apr 13, 2026 -5

Maybe the show will fix it and not make James a bully, seems like a win-win.

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DisposableSaviour Apr 13, 2026 +4

That’s kind of a big plot point to remove

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NahdiraZidea Apr 13, 2026 -2

Change, Harry and Malfoy have a rivalry but Harry isnt a bully. Do that for James and Severus, problem solved.

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Alright_Sunlight Apr 13, 2026 +1

Is WB going to be sending death threats or?

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shreks_burner Apr 13, 2026 +2

It’s the opposite They’re all in love with this dude

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Comprehensive_Ad7152 Apr 13, 2026 +1

Or the Zelda movie kids

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LostInTheSciFan Apr 13, 2026 -5

Especially since the TERF Queen has made it pretty clear that she's only doing the new series to get a new set of child actors who won't speak out against her bigotry. And everyone just went "yeah sure okay let's get her some kids to use" and went along with it.

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Jagrofes Apr 13, 2026 -7

I don’t know, Harry Potter has fallen off a lot in popularity for many reasons, and it isn’t very popular among anyone outside millennials.

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ClaytonWest74 Apr 13, 2026 +162

kinda fucked up that a kid has to do this

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theotherdude Apr 13, 2026 +38

I say just go, and tell every teenage girls to document and report each and every threats that they receive. Sometimes the only way to teach these little assholes is to expose them to the consequences of their action. And let this kids have fun at their prom making memories.

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Main_Zucchini837 Apr 13, 2026 +1

Consequences never arrive unfortunately. And it's asking too much of teenagers to stand up to faceless death threats when even adults would find such things extremely disturbing. I hate that it looks like they've won, but unfortunately it is what it is.

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Stinkycheese8001 Apr 13, 2026 +200

The internet is a mistake.

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vonnegutsbutthole Apr 13, 2026 +23

Nah, it’s he internet was a good idea. Social media is the cancer

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Bardic_inspiration67 Apr 13, 2026 +1

There were insane sites were people did shit like this pre social media

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Crille2898 Apr 13, 2026 +3

Why do we keep blaming social media, it's the people that are fcked up. The same people wishing death threatd on social media would bd saying the same thing if not for social media. The only difference is thwy would not send a letter about it because it cost them some money, or maybe some would. But we should not blame social media because people are screwed.

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TrappedInLimbo Apr 13, 2026 -2

Said while actively using a social media

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LoveAndViscera Apr 13, 2026 +37

You could do this with a phone book in the 70’s. Hell, it might have been easier.

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St0n3yM33rkat Apr 13, 2026 +23

"The Tale Of The Phone Police" is an episode of Are You Afraid Of The Dark that I'm starting to feel like needs to be required viewing for all human beings

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Stinkycheese8001 Apr 13, 2026 +19

What? No. People from around the globe have access to him and his local peers that they never would have in the phone book era.

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tdmoney Apr 13, 2026

Call information, 411. That’s literally what it was for.

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MalIntenet Apr 13, 2026 +13

No…no you couldn’t. We all have less privacy in the internet age

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KeyFeeFee Apr 13, 2026 +9

But the only ones who would do that are true crazies who thought it through. Nowadays any rando has half a thought and can threaten from their undies without even buying a stamp. The convenience of the internet for harassment is a scourge.

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futuresdawn Apr 13, 2026 +6

If you're sending death threats over the internet, you're just as crazy as someone who sends death threats through the mail, phone or attempts to shoot Reagan to get the attention of Jodie foster

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KeyFeeFee Apr 13, 2026 +2

Also potentially far less dedicated. It used to be the true crazies that would go to the lengths to contact someone and they would never know it was received and thus could be taken so least somewhat credibly. Now it’s just a girl with a crush and too much time on their hands. That is maybe far less likely to be a credible threat. It’s definitely all crazy but I disagree with the idea that it’s all the same.

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WeOutHereInSmallbany Apr 13, 2026 +3

Used to have to shoot Reagan or something to get attention from a celebrity

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regeya Apr 13, 2026 +1

I'm thinking of the killer stalker who found his victim with a license plate #

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Alright_Sunlight Apr 13, 2026 +2

Used to be hate mail.

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nggaplzzzz Apr 13, 2026 +1

No just the people who sent the death threats.

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mymemesnow Apr 13, 2026 +1

The Internet is great. Humans are the issue

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JauntyLurker Apr 13, 2026 +39

This is so fucked up. Prom should a night to remember for any young person and he has to slip it because creeps on the Internet are sending death threats to anyone in his zip code. Absolutely insane.

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Dsarg_92 Apr 13, 2026 +10

How crazy do you have to be to harass a teenager? He didn’t ask for any of this.

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IamTheSmartestestman Apr 13, 2026 +3

Teenage girls can be very crazy

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No-Exit2193 Apr 13, 2026 +1

Trust me it ain't teenage girls doing this bullshit.

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IamTheSmartestestman Apr 13, 2026 +1

Adult women? It ain't guys tho.

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Riichi-stick Apr 13, 2026 +1

You don’t understand girls LOL

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TylerHyena Apr 13, 2026 +16

God I wish people could get a clue and not do this.

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Alientongue Apr 13, 2026 +24

I dont understand and the article doesnt explain why are people sending death threats?

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Any-Sir8872 Apr 13, 2026 +20

as someone who was a teenage girl during the peak of internet fandoms, i think you guys are severely underestimating how often stuff like this happens to young male “heartthrobs” these days 😭

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beepbeepbubblegum Apr 13, 2026 +1

fair enough

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Alientongue Apr 13, 2026 +6

Oh i was assuming there was some kind of controversy surrounding a recent episode or something as its not unheard of for fans to do this like joffery character from game of thrones or the actress who played him mom or the actress who played skyler in breaking bad.

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futuneral Apr 13, 2026 +3

Takes a dude to prom.

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phantombrick22 Apr 13, 2026 -3

Yeah I mean if anything, I feel like Annebeth’s actress would be more likely to receive death threats, not him

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Ok_Perspective_5148 Apr 13, 2026 +7

Well him Annabeths actress receiving death threats doesn’t really affect his chances of receiving death threats too. Either way sounds like he’s saying other people are sending people he knows death threats not specifically him. He could be hamming it up for publicity but I feel like the way Stan culture is nowadays I wouldn’t put it past them.

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bex_orange_county Apr 13, 2026 +2

While I do agree she probably does receive threats (and horrific ones at that…), I don’t put it past the loud few in toxic fan base tearing apart a person that might be remotely close to their male idol. The Naked Brothers band, the series Supernatural… so much more. Even k-pop idols have to keep their relationships out of the public eye for the same reason, it’s so fucked and for no good reasons other than just ugly jealousy.

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beepbeepbubblegum Apr 13, 2026 -5

Thankfully somebody who sees it the same. Sure he’d be a celebrity at his school and girls would be lining up but come on ..

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Pratai- Apr 13, 2026 +8

So….. most kids are f****** psychopathic now?

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Shiv_Wee_Ro Apr 13, 2026 +1

It’s nothing new. I remember Billie Piper (a female pop star in the UK in the late nineties) dated a guy called Ritchie Neville who was in a popular boyband called ‘Five’. His teenage fans sent her death threats via letter back then! Teenage girls have just always been a bit nuts when it comes to their celebrity crushes lol.

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Pratai- Apr 13, 2026 +1

I know her from Dr. Who. Didn’t know that about her though.

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JustABrokePoser Apr 13, 2026 +5

Fans? Those aren't fans.

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Significant-Jello411 Apr 13, 2026 +5

Fuckin unacceptable

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BroadwayBakery Apr 13, 2026 +5

And you already know about 60% of the people who declare their love for the kid are full grown adults

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garcro Apr 13, 2026 +5

Don’t call them fans.

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itc0nsumesmYMind Apr 13, 2026 -2

The last one made the most money of the entire series. Clearly people are still enjoying them.

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Mycroft_xxx Apr 13, 2026 +6

Omg that’s terrible. What’s wrong with people

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TonyDoover420 Apr 13, 2026 +3

I thought Percy Jacksons’ Star Walker was a new space movie for a second

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raddoubleoh Apr 13, 2026 +3

Bro. This is PSYCHOTIC. What the f***.

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slanderpanther Apr 13, 2026 +3

Those aren’t fans.

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slinkyb123 Apr 13, 2026 +2

Poor kid. Welcome to the world of obsessed fandoms. Sick people out here man.

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alvaropuerto93 Apr 13, 2026 +2

This might be an unpopular opinion but I think socials and internet in general must be more regulated and not only under 16s teenagers are to be subjected to controls. It is not the first time that you will find much older people behind these kind of threats and bullying.

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Famous_Strike_7289 Apr 13, 2026 +1

That's scary for everyone involved. Hopefully he has good security around him. You never know with people nowadays

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InAJar112 Apr 13, 2026 +1

I like acting but community theatre is fine for me. I’d never want to make art that has the byproduct of fame. It’s a hellscape.

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Dry_Accident_2196 Apr 13, 2026 +1

Now that’s an extremely dedicate fan base. /s I sincerely hope he’s lying about skipping prom. He’ll regret missing it. Also, it’s good that 99.9% of online death threats are fake. But you just never know when a real crazy comes along. Horrible situation for this young man and the girls being terrorized.

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Queue37 Apr 13, 2026 +1

Nah. Skipped prom 30 years ago. Never regretted it.

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DoubleFlores24 Apr 13, 2026 +1

I skipped my prom to go watch infinity war… and I didn’t have a date.

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misiissleepy Apr 13, 2026 +1

A part of me really hopes he’s lying about skipping, like he’s only saying it to get people to stop sending messages, because he (and the rest of his cast mates) deserve normal life experiences. The people saying that stuff aren’t fans, idk why they feel so entitled to their favs undivided attention. Seriously where do they get the delusion and audacity to act like that.

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itc0nsumesmYMind Apr 13, 2026

The last one made the most money of the entire series. Clearly people are still enjoying them.

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Particular-Way-3805 Apr 13, 2026 +1

People are weird

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Drestanor Apr 13, 2026 +1

fans really out here protecting their fave like its a demigod quest

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Patworx Apr 13, 2026

My teas gone cold I’m wondering why I . . . got out of bed at all.

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braille_lover_5555 Apr 13, 2026

He could of have brought his mom

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workingbach13 Apr 13, 2026 +11

It’s not. Fans were threatening to attend his prom and shot his prom date. Posting about have guns.

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OtherUserCharges Apr 13, 2026 -96

This sounds like BS. Zero chance no girl wants to go to the prom with some famous kid.

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WalrusExtraordinaire Apr 13, 2026 +35

Based on his post it seems like it’s out concern for his safety and the safety of said date, not because he couldn’t find a date

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No_Use_9652 Apr 13, 2026 +47

What headline did you read? Clearly not the same as the rest of us lol

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joshdej Apr 13, 2026 +2

https://www.learn2read.co/

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AnitaSandwich69XXX Apr 13, 2026

Your teacher never used phonics and it shows.

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‘Percy Jackson’ Star Walker Scobell Skipping Prom Because Fans Sent ‘Death Threats’ to ‘Every Teenage Girl Who Could Remotely Be Associated With Me’

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