Petitions Launched To Snatch Endorsement Deals From Teyana Taylor & Rihanna After Twitter Fight
Just days after a very public twitter beef between Rihanna and Teyana Taylor, two petitions have been launched, explaining why neither women deserve their endorsement brands. Teyana has an exclusive deal with Adidas, while Rihanna’s deal is with MAC Cosmetics. So the question that you’re probably wondering is, removing their endorsements on what basis? The petition on Teyana says that the Harlem singer was mocking domestic abuse victims and was sending abusive tweets to Rihanna.
The petition reads:
Miss Taylor first (before the image above) started sending abusive and offensive tweets/retweets to Rihanna for over a period of 8 hours. This is not about RIHANNA, this is about all the ABUSED WOMEN of the world being MOCKED! IT IS A SHAME that ADIDAS seems to be endorsing @TEYANATAYLOR!
We demand that you do the right thing and terminate her contract and send a strong message to your consumers! Letting one of your sponsors mock a domestic violence victim discourages your female customers from speaking out against their abusers!!!
Meanwhile, Rihanna’s petition accuses the 25-year-old singer of cyber bullying Teyana. It states:
Rihanna has many young fans that look up to her and bullying is a HUGE problem that we are facing with the youth today. She is known for constantly bullying and picking fights with people over the internet and this is a problem that has been going on for a while now. By consistently attacking people online about their looks and reminding them how they are beneath her, she is using her platform in a very negative light and does not provide a positive image for MAC cosmetics or any of the other companies that she endorses. She is a poor role model and promotes habitual drug use. Rihanna openly smokes marijuana and no doubt has encouraged her fans to do so as well. Due to the behavior that Rihanna is exhibiting, her fans and followers have made death threats and are also exhibiting bullying behavior. This is important b/c Rihanna continues to lead the young women of America down a dark path. She continues to demonstrate destructive behavior to the young girls of this great United States of America by using her huge platform for negativity as opposed to promoting female empowerment and uplifting our young ladies. Because she has such a huge influence over so many, as a result of her bullying and verbal abuse it has encouraged her followers to do so as well. There have been many death threats from people that are a part of her social media gang that she refers to as “The Rihanna Navy”. At a simple request from her, they will pounce on anyone that Rihanna wants to bring her wrath down upon. She is definitely a cyber-bully as evidenced by her Twitter attacks on Ciara, Karruche Tran and Teyana Taylor, just to name a few. These attacks can do harm to a person’s self-esteem and can lead to things such as depression and suicide which happens to be an ongoing epidemic in our country amongst teenagers, especially young girls. As someone who knows a person who took their life due to bullying, this not only destroys the life of the person who killed themself, it also changes the lives of the family of the person doing the bullying. Continuously creating a negative cycle that will repeat itself. The effects of cyber-bullying will stunt the growth of our beautiful nation by weakening the psyche of the women of tomorrow who will lead us into the next century. Is this someone who you want representing your brand? It’s time that Rihanna learns that bullying is UNACCEPTABLE and will not be tolerated!
In your opinion, are either of the above petitions valid? Or is this another instance of an unwarranted petition created?


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Well for one most people that Rihanna come for have already come for her, and she simply bites back at them. Teyana was wrong for posting a picture of Rihanna’s battered face in that picture that was her background. As far as I’m concerned both need to stick to entertainment and shut up.
Taking their endorsements would send a powerful message that it is time to grow up!
petty petitions like these will soon diminish it’s power, and they will become worthless. Two women can argue on Twitter- it’s not like they had some cat fight on the red carpet!
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Here we go with these silly petitions. **mega yawnfest**
I don’t understand the one against Teyana.
i don’t stand either of them.
Shut up ..lol
WOW! Really, and what about ALL the other twitter fights? It is not that serious. Celebrities go off everyday on twitter are they going to petition them?
dumb
maybe the people who wrote these petitions should be more concerned with petitions against the senseless murder of innocent children like Caley Anthony, Tryvon Martin, the movie theater massacre etc. why these criminals were let free instead of celebrity embarrassment to them selves
Jay Z needs to take away Rihanna’s twitter and IG privileges. #done!