The summer when I became pretty is one of Amazon Prime Video’s successful shows. However, the series was faced with a toxic behavior of certain fans.
This is because the drama for adolescents, based on the books of Jenny Han, represents a love triangle among the characters Belly Conklin, Jeremiah Fisher and Conrad Fisher.
Emotionally invested in the characters, the series sparked a debate on social networks, which would have often slipped into toxicity.
In the middle of that, the streamer shared a clip on Tiktok while season three is a few episodes from the end, declaring: “The summer when I started to act normal” as his legend was read: “The show is not real, but the people who play the characters are.”
This is not the first time that Prime Video has indicated the management of the distribution of the series; The streamer had previously doubled on his strict position against hatred and intimidation directed against the actors.
Likewise, Jenny, who is also the creator of the series, in an article on Instagram, urged fans to be respectful: “I know that fans of the show are passionate and no one has a bad intention, but even joking, publishing images of a slap or muffled woman is not funny.”
The summer when I became pretty is streaming on a premium video.
