THE MOST UNHINGED TIK TOK MAKEUP ARTIST!

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[@samgregory9974]

Her talking about "god" and not talking about WHYYYY people are coming for her is sooooo delusional and annoying

[@daviddavid1093]

I also have nothing against religion in general but I have a huge problem with religious people that use it as an excuse to be a bad person.

[@swedishmeatball4382]

Yeah, I had a colleague who was repeatedly fired . from what I know at least five times it was probably triple that - because she assaulted the students. Ddin't matter how many times she had to go court and was sentenced for assault of a minor; according to her God told her to harm the children so that was fine and dandy. She often went on about how spoke to her and how she was the annoited one yadda yadda and how beatung children was God's will. Completely unhinged, and very much not at all suitable to teach. It isn't that common to be openly religious here in Sweden. I then moved to another school and worked with a colleague who ticked exactly the same religious boxes as CrayCray Ms Smack'em Hard. Her teenage son SA'd me and she was THRILLED, because then he must be into women and wasn't that awful three letter word beginning with g. Yeah, she was extremely homophobic. So... my view of religious people is a somewhat tainted. I really don't care what anyone thinks or how they live with I cannot condone assaulting children or being happy when someone is SA'd. That's the actions of truly evil people (I am sure I encountered two whackadoodles who also happened to belong to some weird a** cults and don't represent religious people in general).

[@lianna832]

Spiritual Bypassing.

[@Bjarki-Leif]

​@@lianna832 mythological delusion

[@withcharmtospare]

Praying on Sunday and Preying on Monday

[@maliaareneee]

As a Christian I 1000% agree and it’s sad how many religious people do just that.. it’s literally against everything we should be for.

[@Isabella_lovely]

As an agnostic person I'm glad you're calling out people using religion to excuse bad behavior ❤

[@xxoxEMxoxx]

Even as a Christian I absolutely agree. Our group can be some of the most hypocritical.

[@EssenceEtienne]

Totally agree as a Christian!

[@localmenace3043]

Heck, as a _religious_ person I’m glad people are calling this out. That behavior is exactly why people are so hostile towards us. Using your religion to excuse toxic behavior is _never_ okay!

[@UCASwh8SjooBaVBz7J1UQA]

As a Christian, me too!

[@jerichonikolai]

I'm religious and this is abhorrent and heretical to me. Not Christian but rather Jewish, and in our traditions, you must take accountability and then go humbly to the one you've wronged to ask for forgiveness. This woman has no class. She may be religious, but she has no real relationship with her creator or spirituality in general. It is shallow at best.

[@xxoxEMxoxx]

As a Christian I’ve never understood some people. We’re supposed to love everyone and withhold judgment yet people use and twist this to defend their own hate. We all judge, we all sin and pretending our group is better and the only correct one is ignorant. I understand the hate we get and it’s up to us to fix that but everyone thinks they’re the exception to that fix.

[@sallyb.7717]

Freelancers can you please confirm that your clients are not your enemies? That was such a weird take. I thought that a client was one part of a business relationship, but this MUA is changing the meanings of words around and it just doesn't sit right with me. Why be a freelancer if you hate clients?

[@pristinebiscotti5816]

Money. and a lack of foresight and introspection. look at braiders and hairstylists too.

[@julisacastillo574]

As a Christian, it’s not my job to call outs/criticize unbelievers, but it is most certainly biblical to call out believers who are not honoring God or for not living in a godly way. Secondly, using “thou shalt not touch the anointed” to justify or defend poor behavior, to defend criticism, is the most biblically illiterate thing one can do. Those verses reference when King David was praising God for protecting the patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob) these verses are not about us, let alone this clown. Please for the love of God, if anyone spouts a verse at you, BE SKEPTICAL. Go read the context. The Bible is not about us, it is the story about God redeeming His people for His glory. I personally apologize to those who were offended by what this woman said and how she misused scripture to gaslight people. That is not a representation of Christ, and it is 100000% okay to be skeptical and fact check stuff like this. Anyway, God Bless and much love to everyone who reads this comment. I hope you’re having a great day ❤

[@SamasBananas1]

I was a bridesmaid for my friend recently. Her wedding ceremony was at 4pm; the makeup artists and hair stylists were there at 10:30 am. Two hours before the wedding? Absolutely whack

[@withcharmtospare]

Bruh the artists were in the room b4 I was awake for my sisters late afternoon wedding. Two hours is not the way to do things!

[@notjustanotherbrickinthewall]

I had a makeup artist asking me if she can come 2 hours before to do my makeup 😅 I ended up doing it alone for myself and my maid of honour. It lasted all night!

[@Johanna.J]

She really can't accept that she was in the wrong, rambling on and on, trying to justify herself and putting blame on other's for not "having God" like she does ... I mean... What?

[@salmaakter16275]

As a Muslim, you shouldn't use religion to shield your bad choices/behaviour. You need to be accountable for your actions and ask for forgiveness for those you have hurt.

[@salmaakter16275]

Also God doesn't love hypocrites.

[@salmaakter16275]

I don't know much about Christianity but I am sure that's not how Christians are supposed to act and also greed is not really good. At the end of the day money means nothing. When we die, we won't be taking our wealth back with us

[@PopsiclePeople]

When I was younger I used to go to church Sunday mornings with my parents. Every single time without fail when church was finished-people would book it out of the church and race to the parking lot to be first in line to the traffic light (it was a super busy road). Everyone would be cutting each other off, road raging, honking horns in the church parking lot just to be the first one out so that they could go get breakfast. Each time my mom would always say “all these people going to church and then acting like assholes the minute they step out into the parking lot.” That is what this woman reminds me of 😂

[@jamiefrontiera1671]

and the worst tippers are the Sunday church goers at that breakfast/lunch/supper after church. It's like all that talk about generosity and having love in your heart, etc goes right out of their head the moment they leave the building. (not all, but my lowest tip average was always Sunday lunch) yet somehow the Christmas season people remember to keep that love and generosity in their hearts at tip better (that or they are just different Christians tipping at Christmas time than on Sunday)

[@madisonm2167]

@21:35 a huge part of Christianity is supposed to be taking care of your fellow people. Your heart is supposed to rise up when someone is hurt. It boils my blood that she is using religion to defend her selfishness because of pride WHICH IS A SIN BY THE WAY 😭

[@aleksandrasmyk267]

I’m so high rn and you’re the funniest person I’ve ever seen

[@bungerchunger5597]

no fr

[@elizabethmahone]

forreal she makes it feel like i’m hanging out with her as a friend and not just watching her!!

[@skyefirenails]

I've been a makeup artist for a decade. The biggest issue with people being unprofessional is that in most states, you're not required to have a license to be a makeup artist. If you were required to go to school to become one, it might deter people who are like this. But that wouldn't solve all of it. This is a lot of clout chasing. I would never do that to a client. (Yes, I am a nail artist and makeup artist.)

[@shyranhilaw4352]

Not necessarily. I mean a lot of people go to school for hair and there’s plenty of unprofessional hair stylists. I haven’t been able to find a good salon ever since Covid.

[@Sandtalon]

Everything the MUA says screams of prosperity gospel, it’s a sect of Christianity that is very much focused on money and “if you believe enough, God will make it happen for you” which leads to situations like this, and in more extreme cases, people refusing medical treatment as “God will heal them” if they pray enough. She’s using it to manipulate as she has been manipulated, I hope she can figure things out before it’s too late

[@alyss27]

YES!! The whole time she was talking, it kept reminding me of prosperity gospel. All the stuff about God wants her to succeed and doing well in her business is how she honors God. 🙃

[@lolibeth8109]

I am a Christian and I’m telling you what- It’s people like this that make me back away from the organization of “Christianity” and just hold my faith within. I love what you have to say about this person- I was raised to never judge based on beliefs…. I truly respect people of all beliefs as long as they are a good person! But, seeing someone blatantly use God as a crutch… and a reason for her to be able to be forgiven for treating another human like they are beneath her…. It’s literally the opposite of how we should be as humans… especially if you are a person of faith. We all make mistakes and decisions that we learn from. Don’t bring Jesus to that party (or business). It truly makes me upset that she’s hiding behind her religion shield instead of apologizing as a business! Messy. But, again, your insight was spot on!

[@be_kind_of_frogs7284]

As a Christian, ive always said using God's name in vain is to use Him as an excuse or a cop out. I am so frustrated by lots of Christians who will say "I'm forgiven because of Christ" ,like, that's not how that works. Yes, God may have forgiven you if you have truly repented, but the world still has consequences for actions.

[@tomatosoup1304]

Sorry, the idea of God saying 'slayed' is way funnier than it should be

[@lydiamv21]

He’s gotta keep up with the slang yk

[@lydiamv21]

He keeps up the slang of his people😌

[@Mapache095]

Her tone in her response irks me because it's the tone that's used by preachers, especially female preachers - this overly softening intonation to emphasize certain words drives me up the wall, because it comes off as sooooo condescending.

[@sierram9573]

How presumptuous of her to assume every single person who has a negative opinion on her actions can’t also be part of the same religion 💀 (I’m not religious, but most of my loved ones are)

[@littlemy1773]

A lot of awful people hide behind their religion, sexual orientation, skin colour whatever . You can’t criticise me for valid things cos if you do you have an ism or a phobia . It’s a clever little trick to avoid any accountability

[@thenique1028]

Was she serving God when she decided to put one person before another due to status?

[@louisawithana4307]

I'm so confused like is God doing my makeup??? If not don't bring God into it

[@abbylynn5633]

This made me cackle 😂

[@maliaareneee]

As a Christian, the Bible actually TELLS us to call out other Christians if their words and actions don’t align with Jesus and scripture. What we AREN’T called to do is judge non Christian’s (ironic since that’s what a lot of “Christians” are most known for). All this to say, the idea that she feels like she shouldn’t be judged by other Christians because “God will look down on them” is literally not Biblical at all… and neither is using God or religion as an excuse for bad behavior.

[@IsabellaBiddy]

Atlanta native here! i know angelika is from the UK, but in ATL you always need a backup for your stylist if they’re independent. braiders, MUAs and stylists WILL CANCEL for celebrities then be the most god fearing religious folks and it’s the norm. my family’s tattoo artist did one for Millie Bobby Brown and he told me he’d never cancel us for an opportunity and that’s RARE! not surprised the MUA didn’t just ghost and block her at first 🤣

[@skyefirenails]

Yeah, that's just gross behavior. Regular clients will ALWAYS be there. Celebrities are not only fickle but constantly on the move. A real artist should understand that regular everyday clients are your bread and butter, and you shouldn't cancel on them unless it's a medical emergency or an act of God.

[@rebeccasteinke4357]

Just because people do it all the time doesn't make it acceptable or okay 🙄 Keith Lee already told y'all the way people do business there is dead wrong, and y'all still just don't wanna hear it. It's not cute.

[@lissafinn4235]

I was married years ago so I don’t know how it works now but don’t you have to give a deposit when booking hair and makeup ? If so why on earth are you gonna pay deposits to several different people to ensure you don’t get screwed over especially when she found someone who’s work she was very happy with. Most people don’t have tons of extra money when they’re paying for a wedding to book a bunch of extra people.

[@user-xh6jk4mi8u]

@@rebeccasteinke4357 I don’t think they’re condoning it, just describing it

[@akinyiomer4589]

As a UK girlie I may not agree with that convention but you can't deny that local knowledge is local knowledge. ATL natives know what the deal is and will mitigate accordingly. And on some level I can _maybe_ understand it? ATL seems like it's one of the most prosperous and abundant cities outside of the usual suspects like NYC, LA, SF etc for business opportunities. A lot of entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial spirit and celebrity. Especially I think Black celebrity culture as well. So maybe it has it's own ecosystem of cultural or enterprise norms. Like I was listening to either a storytime or something about an LA native who worked with a guy who'd relocated from a Southern state (can't remember state sorry). The dude has a housewarming party and invites all his newer friends and colleagues about a month in - and obviously valued his role as a host cause he set up drinks, snacks, music everything for a cute lil' party. Y'know just classic Southern heartwarming hospitality. Well the night rolls around and almost _nobody_ shows up. Dude is embarrassed, disappointed and angry. What would anyone show such rudeness like that and leave you hanging despite promising they'd come? He couldn't get over the fact that nothing like that had happened to him before. Anyway the storytime girlie was trying to explain that this is a bit of a culture clash/quirk of LA: it might be very rude to ditch plans like that for him, but LA is a unique city filled with sooo many new events/clubs/parties that can be late-announced that people will just frequently change plans to whatever's the most fun for them at the moment. Or maybe even useful as an opportunity, like the MUA girl did in this example. Obvs I'm not saying ALL of LA is like that, it's just that might be more common for some people in some areas there. So yeah I don't know whether sometimes the general social scene / business culture of your city plays a part in phenomenon like this. I feel for this MUA's clients though so bad!

[@ScarlettPrincessStar]

Hi!! Christian here!! Using Christ for manipulation and an excuse for your actions makes me LIVED. Girl God is not working in your life when you’re being an awful person. Shut uppppppppp. These type of people make me want to scream

[@batty-bites3185]

'i don't look to y'all for validation' posting about doing a celebs make-up on instagram. ah yes. the most 'i'm not here for validation' site ever. LOL 'he wants me to feel shame and guilt but i said NAH FUCK THAT SHIT WHY SHOULD I FEEL BAD FOR THE BAD SHIT I DO c:'

[@localmenace3043]

Religion - particularly Christianity, because that’s what I grew up with - is meant to be “don’t judge, forgive easily, apologize for wrongdoing”. What she’s doing is not Christian. You can’t just excuse bad actions with “well God forgave me”. The people you hurt didn’t though. You’re not done. You have to make things right and prove you’re repentant. I hate hate hate HATE this attitude of “well I serve a creator god so I’m going to rise above (thing I did) and all of you are persecuting me.” This is exactly why I don’t enjoy hanging around a lot of Christians today. Too many people think they’re automatically covered no matter what they do or don’t do and too many KEEP DOING THE BAD THING because “oh well God forgave me and that’s all that matters.”

[@manic_girl]

These types of religious people baffle me. Girl if Jesus came back would he be on your side? He’d be flipping tables over this!

[@citycatkisses4087]

Lmao she’s giving the same vibes as “chef” Pi

[@sawedoffsoph]

you always upload when i’m either getting ready for work or on my lunch break 🙏 thank you for the great content at perfect times

[@tomatosoup1304]

As a religious person I can say that the MUA's words are pure rubbish and not at all what anyone at any church is taught. She's just making us look bad and deflecting using religion (which is actually a major no-no in Christianity)

[@axdja]

the way the mua was so condescending has me fuming

[@EssenceEtienne]

That makeup artist liked this public humiliation she likes publicity. Even bad. It’s pathetic

[@JLL1121]

People who use their religion as an excuse to hurt people or let people down are so crazy to me. Because it’s true, you can have faith and still make mistakes and do things wrong. But when you do, you are supposed to repent and take accountability. Not blame the religion. You should lean into your religion to heal and learn from your mistakes, and aspire to do better. Not do bad because of your religion. Being a Christian myself, I have seen a lot of this.

[@torimladd]

IM HERE FOR THE LIL BIT OF TEA !!!!

[@LaurasDesignStudio]

I absolutely can NOT stand people who use God in order to right their wrong.

[@AudreyCCT]

I’m dying to see the rest of the fall out from this

[@janalucke9739]

A sip of tea is better than none🫖

[@skrodlada]

omg I hate the rant about religion so much, such a cult.

[@abby_marie]

25:20 as a Christian funny enough we are supposed TO call out fellow Christian’s when they fall short. She is saying hypocrisy. We are not all like this.

[@elizabethsmith5059]

I grew up religious and am no longer in any type of church because of people like her. Like yes I believe in a God, but not the same one as her. Completely agree with your perspective on religious people like this. Nothing but hypocrites.

[@KailaMadden-qi9jf]

when i have a sneaky link and i stay overnight, i always have to bring up the whole ‘i can’t get to sleep without listening to an angelika oles drama video’. thought u should know that lmao

[@eatxurxveggies]

Christian here - totally agree with you ❤

[@Sceryn95]

As a Christian, these are the “Christians” that bug me. You can’t use God as a crutch for being a horrible person to other people.

[@grimmbat]

As a Christian, people like this are the exact reason I don't take hold any weight to people who claim to be Christian. We are all flawed, yes - but it is simply a fact that people regularly use religion to excuse and endorse their own beliefs and behaviors regardless of text. All she has done is spew rhetoric and convince herself of no wrong doing. It is known that narcissistic and selfish people cherry pick beliefs from scripture to justify their own demented actions on the REGULAR. I would describe her as a religious person, not a Christian - but hey, remove the plank from my own eye right? lol

[@theresistance0012]

Girl ur deadpan stare into the camera when she was yapping about god KILLED ME 😭😭😭 I was making the same exact face

[@rebeccatennell2894]

so this mua is saying as a religious person, you shouldn’t criticize other religious people for doing bad things. does that mean non christian’s are free game for calling out just bc they’re not “holy” because damn 😂

[@louisawithana4307]

Could you please cover Crumbl because as an Australian I had no idea what it was and then there was a "pop up shop" in Sydney but it was just some random girls reselling stale cookies

[@illjustcallyoumine4924]

Her using God as a justification for her bad actions caused by her greed and selfishness is so backwards. Loving and treating others kindly is literally one of the main aspects of christianity and something all christians should always aim to do. It's always disappointing to see people use their beliefs as an excuse for their bad actions. She sounds delusional and preachy, too. Her world view is so warped... No remorse or accountability whatsoever.

[@mselectrica5]

As a makeup artist, why is she even bringing up God into this discussion as a rebuttal? It was HER choice that led to all this.

[@kaitlyni.3546]

As a Christian I do not claim her as part of my community. Not all Christians are like this. If you wanted to be a "good steward" of your business you would've done the wedding makeup.

[@acidstrip]

WAIT LEMME GET FOOD BESTIE Edit: to comment on why she sounds so cultish: she's most likely evangelical. That's how the church of evangelical Christianity works. I grew up in it, my mom grew up in it, my childhood friends grew up in it, you sound p culty in the church you NEED to be vocal abt your faith or else you're actually not a Christian. You need to preach and all that or else you're lying abt believing in god. It's a lot of parroting, it's honestly quite uncomfortable ngl to be around ppl like that for prolonged periods of time bc it's literally just long term indoctrination. Anyways this girl sounds .. unwell to say the least..

[@jankboteko3didi]

nah fr as a person whos thinking of becoming Christian again some people love to use the religion to dodge the bullet of being a bad person-like its weird.

[@madisonm2167]

@23:52 yes according to the Christian faith you can fall short but you actually have to feel guilt for where you failed and repent 😭 you can’t just do something bad and say “oh, well. Not my fault. God loves me”

[@PaulinaHagath]

When she said she doesn't need people, only god, I thought "let's hope all his angels will book you as their makeup artist because you won't see many earthly clients in the near future".

[@essohayee]

17:29 😂this ramble sentttt me

[@natthegnat8669]

She's just using her religion to hide behind it LOL I was raised Catholic (not practicing atm) , God had nothing to do with it, And even if she wants to bring religion into the picture it'd be other Christians responsibility to hold her accountable

[@adriandaniels1]

“You don’t know god” is so condescending lol. Her behaviour was shitty and she is trying to get away with it because she has a “ relationship with god” and he “forgives”. Ok 🙄

[@theexploraholic]

I’m a Christian. This lady is crazy. The Bible literally talks about taking accountability and treating others as more important than yourself. I’m only like 5 seconds into her apology and I feel like I’m speaking too soon, but if it was a genuine oopsie (not a huge issue just like oh I misunderstood or we had a difference of opinion or whatever) I could see that making sense. But you can’t literally stab someone in the back and when the police come to arrest you be like “sorry I’m a Christian I only answer to Jesus and he already forgave me.” He saved us FROM sin, not saved us TO sin - like we can just do it now with no consequences. You’re just being a bad person and then using Jesus’s name so that the backlash looks like it’s on him and not on you. He will say depart from me I never knew you.

[@theexploraholic]

25:09 whoa!! Actually Matthew (book in the Bible) TELLS US to call out other Christians to help put them on the right path. It says to talk to them personally and if they aren’t listening to bring others in to help confront them and if they still aren’t listening to make it public. She literally did that and this chick still ain’t listening soooooo…..

[@hly1226]

Catholic here! 3rd commandment: You shall not take the Lord’s name in vain Her whole response was that. She just used God's name in justify her bad behavior! Dishonor! lmao

[@maryamazgal9529]

Her smiling through the whole 8 min video is pissing me oooooooff, and acting so holy when you did someone plain wrong ? Girl be fr

[@salsazilla790]

Being greedy and making the immoral, selfish choice is serving god? Wtf

[@itsmoon1996]

i’m not super religious anymore but it’s still always so amazing to me how people will use God to excuse them being greedy and breaking vows (because if used in a biblical way a contract is absolutely a vow). like your literally using Gods name to excuse you sinning against your neighbor. WHERE is the self awareness??? edit because I just thought of something else. the bible literally says “it’s easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to see the gates of heaven” so why exactly would she think God would approve of her using his name to be greedy and screw over someone for a more lucrative opportunity…

[@xnichole_mariex]

Thanks for bringing the teaaa ❤

[@TheCatsofVanRaptor]

I’m here for any little bit of tea I can get

[@itzelserrano5197]

As a christian, and someone who considers themselves very mature in their faith, I wholeheartedly agree with your view of her being self-serving. It sounds like she’s “glorifying” God, but she’s really misusing scripture to benefit herself. I wound even say it’s a GROSS misuse of scripture, and the bible is so clear about people who use scripture/God for their own benefit. A TRUE christian, and I’m not saying she is/isn’t, would HUMBLY accept their mistakes and wholeheartedly apologize if it’s their fault.

[@megzb6642]

you should make the video abt crumbl bc i haven’t heard any drama abt that and would love to

[@Nene11133]

Not the mua gaslighting everyone lmao 😂

[@lyndsay._.x]

My catholic upbringing taught me to love my neighbor. Anyone who I cross paths with and to not hold grudges or bias towards people who aren't at fault. MEANING; if you are a stranger all the way to my mother- you are asked to forgive when people do things without bad intentions. Some people have a bad day or fall on rough times, you must forgive and help where you can. However if someone stabs you in the back, blatantly harms you on any level- you have full support in pushing them out of your life. You're asked to pray for them and to stay away from them. Someone who's harmed you once may change but it is up to you to fully forgive and allow them into your life. There is nothing saying you HAVE to forgive to the fullest extent. Be kind to everyone, love those who care for you and wish good upon you

[@copelandbrooklyn]

when people post 8 minutes of an “apology” but it’s just utter nonsense and every other word is “me” or “i” 🤡

[@kaitylemonte3235]

Typical poor Christian behavior “I can do wrong and it’s ok for me cause god forgives me” like it’s an ask for forgiveness not permission scenario. She has zero integrity and that’s what she showed everyone at the end of the day. Beating around ten bush with her “answers” for her actions like a politician cause she knows that she’s wrong. It’s a good thing she can “excel in any field” cause she’s ruined her reputation in the makeup industry 😂

[@haileelopez1938]

She says she served god. She served the rapper rather than the bride that booked you in advance and you ditched her the night before HER wedding. 😅

[@GorqeousNenna]

As a person of faith, I do believe she used her faith to wash her hands of the situation. Had she said that she was tempted by the celebrity of it all and couldn’t help herself. That she realizes now how completely selfish it was and apologized to the bride and promised viewers that she’d do better and that this was a lesson. I feel like people would be more accepting of her and would appreciate the humility. But instead she used her faith to make herself look good and it just was too obvious to everyone.

[@railynne6697]

1:28 you are so real for this girl

[@FireDaemon13]

I’ve never been this early! Better get the popcorn started.

[@alyssapowell6261]

Georgian here! Atlanta has a totally different vibe than the rest of the state just about. Also I fear it has been like that way before the Keith Lee drama lol. There’s some really cool things about Atlanta and Georgia but the almost hypebeast and hustle culture is not a good representation :/

[@lisayoung3655]

As a Christian she really needs to read the bible. 😳

[@thesunjustfallsfromthesky]

Angelika pls cover the queen of afternoon tea tik tok drama

[@rebeccasteinke4357]

Angelika, i havent been able to like your videos for a few days. ONLY your videos. I hit the like button and nothing happens 🤷🏻‍♀️ just letting you know As a fellow atheist that was raised catholic, that whole new age Christian nonsense where they call themselves "im a child of god, the god that created the earth" is wild. They act like they follow Jesus but their actions are the furthest from what Jesus told them to do.

[@summerbreeze9901]

23:56 as a Christian, girl what 😂 that was so insane to listen to, 50 shades of not correct like fr

[@octopus8978]

22:34 girlie don’t stress we get you. I am not Christian but I’m religious (diff faith). I hate when people religious people blame peoples addictions or situation on not finding God or there is a plan for them. 24:18 THERES NO WAY SHE SAID THAT

[@ShiftingAshes]

I am floored 😂

[@SabineStJames]

The craziest part is, she coulda kept quiet. The bride had not named her. So she brought this on herself at every turn.

[@strawberryskygirl44]

here's an idea for your next video: popular TikTok creators Mama Tot and Officer Eudy get exposed for being Trump supporters

[@latifaelomazing1858]

Since when is a political opinion 'being exposed' ? Half america supports that orange man

[@strawberryskygirl44]

@@latifaelomazing1858because A LOT of people never saw it coming, including myself! we thought they were wonderful, genuine people and it turns out that they weren't

[@strawberryskygirl44]

@@latifaelomazing1858 because A LOT their supporters were blindsided and completely fooled into believing that they were good people!

[@wiltfoster5386]

@@latifaelomazing1858 True and we don't need another video about people forgetting about parasocial relationships again. I'm sure mama tot is a good person-never heard of officer eudy-but no one is immune to any propaganda

[@EssenceEtienne]

@@wiltfoster5386trump looked at a 20 year old girl and said he would date her in 10 years….he said Haitians are eating cats and dogs. Anyone that is okay with that and supports him is NOT a good person.

[@catbuthuman]

Hate to say this kinda thing isn’t super uncommon in ATL. Attempt of religious justification and all.

[@claudinecourson1913]

As a Christian, I hate when people do this. Instead of just apologizing, she’s trying to shirk responsibility by twisting her faith to serve herself.

[@trishamarie]

I hate when anyone calls people babe or hun. I stopped buying from brands that use that in emails. It’s tacky and super cringy. When are people going to learn that you should never solicit important services from social media?

[@annaelizabzth]

HI ANGELIKA!!!

[@racheldoxey8728]

I’m a Christian and this woman is the reason people think we’re mental.God does not care whose makeup you do.

[@HobieInTheBox]

As an atheist who was raised in a religious (abusive) household, her behaviour is not uncommon whatsoever. And people being like "as a religious person myself, this is so wrong", very nice and demure and all, but you've probably exhibited similar behaviour without knowing. You dont get this tone deaf out of nowhere. It's learned behaviour.

[@candicesnarr4136]

There is something called righteous judgement which means you’re not judging a person or situation with malicious but looking at the choices being made and saying I don’t agree with them or this situation. Also as a Christian we are taught about choice and accountability meaning we are responsible for our choices and the consequences of those choices. God forgives yes but you have to have a sincere heart and be willing to accept the consequences of your choices and learn from them as to not do that in the future. He is a Just and Merciful God that will help you overcome your downfalls not a genie that wipes away your bad choices.

[@kellybinns2126]

As someone lived in a very religiously toxic town (like if you didn't go to church on Sundays you were evil kind of town) I learned that this specific kind of christian believes that nothing is ever their fault, it's so toxic and culty and honestly turned me off christianity for good

[@jamiefrontiera1671]

As a catholic: I find her disingenuous. The only truth she may have spouted, is that yes, I'm here talking about her, and giving my petty opinion (passing judgement) on her when it did not involve me. I was not hurt by her actions, I don't know the bride, but the bride is certainly justified in her opinions and feelings, and they are valid. I also don't know the makeup artist, and I am unlikely to ever use her for a makeup artist. So, that being said this is the only "stone" I'm going to throw at her (despite not being without sin). You don't feel penitent to the actual bride, and that wasn't much of an apology to the bride for your bad behavior. Receiving forgiveness from God, isn't just saying "I'm sorry God", and all is forgiven by everybody else. God may have forgiven you, if you were actually genuine in your attrition, but that's not a pass to the bride forgiving you. In fact, it may just be me, but threatening to go to court, when she didn't say anything that wasn't the truth, and didn't mention your name, sounds like you're not sorry for your actions at all. But I'm not God, only God knows how sorry you are or aren't. It still feels like shitty behavior, and I didn't hear what you are going to do in the future to make better decisions, to make sure it doesn't happen to the next bride. Yes, we fall down, yes, we make mistakes, but the point is to learn from mistakes and to try to do better to not repeat them. And personally, it really irks me when I hear people say well, I have Jesus, and then continue to act in the most selfish ways against other people. And it was Jesus who said, "do unto others as you would do unto me." So, someone acting this way, would act this way with Jesus as well. Also, actions have consequences. Being forgiven doesn't absolve you from those consequences on earth, only the consequences in the here after. So, if your business suffers because of this, because people don't believe you and listen to a bad review, then part of act of attrition is going to be working to get past that. Showing people again they can trust you. If you do that, then the business follows. Good business practices lead to good business endeavors. If you needed to do this, to learn what good business practices are and will follow them moving forward, then good for you, but leave that bride alone. oh, and I almost couldn't believe i heard her spout about good luck in the marriage, like she is the one who was being selfish and behaved badly. I agree with the person who below said, your customer is not an enemy.

[@Czena]

the link between narcissism and religion is so much more common than we think… these people use religion as an excuse for their narcissistic behaviour its such an offence to true christians

[@lissafinn4235]

Just apologize and admit you screwed up like an adult. A real person who is close to god doesn’t have to say it fifty times in an 8 minute video. Speaking like that just makes her sound unhinged and unable to take accountability for her actions.

[@daniellethames6410]

Any Christian who studies the Bible, and follows the actual teachings of Jesus (rather than picking and choosing based on what serves them) would know that God does not give you everything you want just because you exist and especially not just because you use Christian buzzwords on social media. Some of the most righteous men that God chose as being instrumental in his plans had lives that you wouldn’t wish on your enemies. But really, the bottom line is this has nothing to do with God 😂

[@_stargirl]

All this wedding drama lately is too too much 😭 I’m just gonna go to the courthouse to save the money and headaches atp

[@odd_cat101]

You should look into the tea house drama

[@ashleymarkley5920]

I’m a Christian and I am always appalled when people use Jesus as an excuse to be awful. So hypocritical.

[@greenginger6668]

I grew up Baptist, it’s people like her that were a big part of me leaving the church. God is not an excuse for disrespecting other human beings and any god that wants you to disrespect other people is not one worth worshipping.

[@deja610]

apparently JT never tagged her in the makeup post 😭 so she really just did all this bs for nothing

[@kittysnotebook]

16:22 "I'm just serving god" okay how about you start serving people right 👏 Hate when people use god as an excuse so they can blame you with disrespecting their religion bc it's a "sensitive" matter. I don't care if god's forgiving or not, or even if he exists, if people do me wrong i'm not forgiving. I'm not gonna live my life based on an ambigious abstract concept. I live in reality where actions have consequences

[@jamiefrontiera1671]

and technically you serve god by serving other ppl. if youre not serving other ppl right, youre not serving god.