Tana Mongeau slammed for hypocrisy after going to influencer party YouTube: Tana MongeauSocial media personality Tana Mongeau is in hot water after she uploaded pictures of her at a party, despite an apology for similar actions earlier in July where she claimed that it was a \u201ccareless and irresponsible action.\u201d Influencer parties have been a huge topic of conversation in recent months, with social media stars flocking to large gatherings and breaking regulations, all while uploading it to the internet for the world to see. One of the more highly criticized parties was Bryce Hall\u2019s 21st birthday, where over a hundred influencers gathered in the Sway House in close proximity. The outrage was so significant that the LA mayor got involved, and shut off the electricity at Bryce Hall\u2019s personal residence as a punishment for his recklessness. Tana had been called out online in late July for similar rule-breaking parties, with influencers such as Tyler Oakley imploring her and other influencers to take responsibility for their actions. She quickly issued an apology in which she called partying in this current time \u201ccareless and irresponsible.\u201d She also said \u201cI fully hold myself accountable for this and will be staying inside. Actions like that don\u2019t deserve a platform and I want to fully apologize and be better than this.\u201d living proof tana mongeau only says what she thinks people want to hear and doesn\u2019t truly mean her words \u2728 pic.twitter.com\/ehTyGy2q3R \u2014 tea spill (@TeaSpillYT) September 13, 2020 While some fans may have been hopeful that she\u2019d seen the error of her ways, little over a month later on September 12 she began uploading pictures onto social media that showed she was at a party for influencer Alexa Adams. Peep the balloons for proof (and it looks like it got packed) pic.twitter.com\/0DM6iB7y94 \u2014 Spill Sesh (@spillseshYT) September 13, 2020 One Twitter user said \u201cshe doesn\u2019t believe a word out of her own mouth or know how to take actual accountability for her own actions.\u201d We been knew. Anyone who still believes her should definitely get a reality check. She apologizes to take the heat off of her, she doesn\u2019t believe a word out of her own mouth or know how to take actual accountability for her own actions. \u2014 Christina (@confzzledkittie) September 13, 2020 Another said \u201cdeplatform Tana. Like she says herself, she doesn\u2019t deserve it so give her what she asks for\u201d commenting on the reversal of her original apology. She has yet to address the backlash. DEPLATFORM TANA. LIKE SHE SAYS HERSELF, SHE DOESNT DESERVE IT SO GIVE HER WHAT SHE ASKS FOR \u2014 chewiehobbs (@soomieobb) September 13, 2020 While the vast majority of people seemed to be frustrated with Tana, there were also some that supported her. Did everyoneforgot she\u2019s human. Like a 22 year old human navigating through a pandemic like the rest of us? Like have y\u2019all really not gone anywhere for 6 months? You\u2019re still in the house??? Why is she effecting you\u2019re moods so much? I\u2019m confused. \u2014 Lindsey Lee (@SuebobMua) September 13, 2020 Tana Mongeau is an influencer who has over 5 million subscribers on YouTube. While her outgoing personality and don\u2019t-care attitude has been instrumental to her success, it has also been detrimental to her career, and landed her in several controversies.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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