Twitter User 'Whitegrlproblem' Stereotypes Hysterical Issues
Tiana Reid — May 21, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: twitter
You’ve heard of first world problems, and now we have white girl problems. Aside from tweeting hysterical comments like ‘St. Bart’s *again*?’, @whitegrlproblem has also retweeted tweets from quintessential "white girls" including Nicole Richie, Taylor Swift, Nicky Hilton, and Whitney Port.
The venting of white girl problems works well on Twitter, because people often use Twitter as an outlet to complain about unimportant things like the 5-person deep lineup at Starbucks, or a store that doesn’t have the shoes in your size. @whitegrlproblem takes that and exploits it.
The venting of white girl problems works well on Twitter, because people often use Twitter as an outlet to complain about unimportant things like the 5-person deep lineup at Starbucks, or a store that doesn’t have the shoes in your size. @whitegrlproblem takes that and exploits it.
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