More and more, we see videos of people in neighborhoods putting their opinions onto others by things they do not like or find "offensive."
While many times the things happening are not offensive, we can't help but wonder where people feel they can get off sticking their nose where it does not belong.
Of course, 2020-2021 can easily be summed up as the year of the Karen.
It has been associated with so many bad stories now, that it'll be hard to name your kids that.
And we are here to tell you all about another tale of the frightening Karen.
TikToker Ambrosia, a black social media user, shared a video on her account of an older white woman knocking on her door and bothering her over a flag that she had put on her home.
Which, if you ask me, is a pretty great flag to have on your door.
In the video, the Karen in question knocks on Ambrosia's door.
First of all, who doesn't like Tigger? He is a beloved family member to many of us, right?
Karen told Ambrosia that she "likes the American flag," but she does not like the Tigger flag at all.
She also added that the Tigger flag is against the rules of the neighborhood.
She even threatened to "go find out."
Which, if we're being completely honest, seems like a waste of time. This flag is hurting literally no one. It's a cartoon character!
She also told the homeowner that her Tigger flag makes the neighborhood "look tacky."
“It doesn’t [look tacky], but that’s okay. You’re allowed your opinion.”
She also wished the Karen a "good day" when she finally decided to leave and stop harassing her over something as small as a Tigger flag.
After she shared the video, Ambrosia's TikTok account was banned. However, she appealed the ban and the video was once again restored, along with her account.
So of course, because we live in the age of memes, people on the internet immediately deiced to begin creating memes to troll her.
Clearly, this Karen is a "speak to the manager" type of lady, and she ain't afraid to show it.
One person said this woman is displaying an "astonishing display of self-entitlement" because she does not live in the house, nor does she pay the taxes for the house.
However, one person made a valid point.
One Twitter user pointed out that today, many people think that complaining in person is the same as complaining online
But these people don't see that they look totally foolish and silly.
And while it may make for some hilarious viral videos or memes, in the long run, it's just not a good thing.
Now, we want to hear from you. What do you think about this whole situation? Who do you think is overreacting?
Let us know down below in the comment section! We would love to hear from you.
