Celebrities are strange. If u notice them theyre weird about it, if you dont notice them, theyre even weirder.

Yes you are an idiot

Yes, that is their demographic

Poor retail.  I dont know how people buy clothes online.

Maybe teenage girls watch. They love all things hadid xD im fine with it, if i were a teenage girl i might also enjoy hadid xD

Yep. Im fine with the teenagers having something for themselves.  The boys have cena and the girls have hadid. Couldnt care less.

That store is for teenagers, let them have it.

Yes, i think this store is for 13 year olds.  I think if we were willing to admit it, there are a lot of things for 13 year olds.

Frankly i dont play with demons

Looks fine to me. Idk when everyone became wig experts.  Too much rupauls drag race i guess

I bet hes great at parties.  I wonder if he spends his time explaining the caloric intake of alcohol, or brings his actuarial tables to show the decreased life expectancy caused by smoking

In breaking news: scientist who hates fun continues to call dinosaurs birds

I like madison

Whenever an actor is playing more than one character in a season im like “wait whats that now?” its a little confusing, but more so it just takes me out of the show. Last season when evans was every cult leader i just sort of zoned out. 

Kim ur doing amazing sweetie

It doesnt matter. If she had been a punk, she prolly wouldve found jesus by now anyway.  We can just be thankful shes not pushing some diet on us that "saved" her life.

Lol are we ranking judgy people? xD

Its pretty good. After cult and roanoke, we ahr fans are just thankful its not cult or roanoke. Imho cult did have a lot of funny parts. I understand a lot of people didnt like freak show (it had great parts), but i think what we can all agree on is that you missed out on hotel.

Cult had really funny parts and freak show had really good parts.  Reality tv i cant.  Roanoke was unwatchable.  But yeah apocolypse feels like getting back to ahr

I dont thing young children would know to refer to themselves as predators