Attention, haters:
Paris Jackson has a few words she would like to say to you.
Actually, Paris Jackson has MANY words she would like to say to you… and we endorse each and every one of them.
Rarely one to hold back her feelings, Jackson has slammed critics in the past, specifically for shaming her body online.
But the only daughter of Michael Jackson takes a broader view of all the negative opinions out there in the video above.
A solid 10 minutes long and shared by Paris this week on Instagram, the 19-year-old leaves everything on the emotional table.
It takes into account body-shamers, privilege-shamers and pretty much every other troll on the World Wide Web.
The rant is wide-spreading and memorable and we’ve included several of Jackson’s most pointed quotes from the footage below.
Click PLAY to watch the full video above and scroll down for a summation of what Paris had to say:
I’d like to think that I’m on a pretty good track as someone that is literally still a teenager, still a teenager, and doing the things that I’m doing.
I get it, y’all don’t like the tattoos, y’all don’t like profanity, y’all don’t like my free spirit, my outspokenness and how I’m a chick and I should be quiet.
Most of my following is mostly my father’s following and they’re much older, they watched me grow up, they saw him when he was younger, so I understand that people that are watching me or seeing what I’m doing don’t necessarily agree with all of this because they have very conservative views.
This is for the people that are constantly talking shit, saying, ‘You deserve to have this stuff happen to you. You deserve these dramatic experiences, you don’t deserve this privilege.’
I am 145 percent aware of the privilege that was handed to me and the hard work that was put in place in order to get me to where I am. Fully aware.
And in no way have I ever been ungrateful to that.
As a teenager, I am doing the best I can. I’m working as hard as I possibly can to make a living for myself and create my own life.
I’m trying to leave a very positive impact.
I understand that it’s not enough.
No matter what I do, it will never be enough and you will never be satisfied even though I’m 19 and even though I’m working my ass off, it’s not enough.
I could adopt a shit ton of kids and do a bunch of f-cking charity work like Angelina Jolie and y’all will still be creating rumors about me like you do with her.
There’s so many things that we could be putting our effort into, and all of this effort that you’re putting into me – a teenager – put it into something.
Put it into pipelines, put it into protests, just do something.
It’s sadly worth remembering that Paris tried to commit suicide in 2013. She tried to take her own life. It could have ended right then.
She’s been open and honest and candid about her drug use and personal struggles since her famous father died.
Jackson has lived a tough life and, yes, this can be true even if someone was born into a lot of money.
So we applaud Paris for this video. We admire her for taking proactive steps against all the bullies out there.
And we’d to tell the bullies something as well:
You suck. Get off the Internet and go get a life.
Seriously.
