Actress/presenter Jameela Jamil is one of the more vocal celebrities when it comes to pushing woke ideas and telling people to ‘do better’ on Twitter, but every few months she overdoes it and ends up getting rinsed by both the woke and anti-woke crowds.

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Just get a load of this absolute gem:

Is that a human being talking or a robot programmed to be as woke as possible no matter what you say to it? Skincare privilege? Really?

Here’s the general reaction on Twitter:

me: hey what time is it

jameela jamil: Thankfully, I never had to learn the mere concept of time. I live in my own private island and have 678 maids. And whenever I’m curious as to what time of the day it is, they gather around me to gently lift my left arm and show me my watch.

— honeybear (@ohcomeIy) September 21, 2020

Jameela Jamil is an absolute performative middle-class idiot. Nice skin now equals privilege? What planet do these people actually live on? This acne-riddled skin doesn’t need some half-wit to talk on behalf of it.

— Luke Griffiths (@LAGrifis) September 22, 2020

jameela jamil truly has the biggest savior complex i’ve ever seen in my life like,,, she really views herself like mother teresa rescuing the poor people and it shows

— elisa | dyke will graham truther (@etheariss) September 21, 2020

Uhhhh….. I love you but you could have just said “thank you” to that compliment rather than explaining how your privileged and stress free life mixed with all that sleep and nutrition help you get, is what keeps your skin so clear.

— (@bbykuulei) September 21, 2020

It gets worse. Jameela went on to single out one Twitter user who called her “annoying” and told him he needed therapy… because he finds her annoying:

Go to therapy. It will help. I also used to be a miserable, mistrusting, little troll, just like you. It gets better.

— Jameela Jamil (@jameelajamil) September 21, 2020

Which prompted more backlash:

A: I like your skin

Jameela Jamil: I have nice skin because you’re poor and I’m morally superior than you.

B: Well that was unnecessary

Jameela Jamil: HOW DARE YOU QUESTION MY MORAL SUPERIORITY YOU VINDICTIVE LITTLE TROLL! GET THERAPY – Stan army protect your queen

— Michele (@MDesfontaine01) September 22, 2020

I guess the answer is yes, she can be more annoying.

— Noam Blum (@neontaster) September 21, 2020

Person: You have nice skin
Jameela: *unnecessary patronizing rant about how privileged she is*

Person: look how annoying and self aggrandizing this is
Jameela: go to therapy (while forgetting that access to therapy is a privilege that a lot of people don’t have)

— Alisha Ann (@_alisha_ann) September 21, 2020

Jameela Jamil went way off topic just to be woke and seem edgy to someone who said she looks nice.

Then when someone called her annoying, she suggested they went to therapy.

I think you cannot win with this bitch.

— Helen Atchison (@Helen_Atchison) September 22, 2020

In a lengthy statement, Jameela gave her side to all the drama:

Yesterday I posted a make up free selfie, and truly a few hundred girls started commenting on my clear skin. I responded with a very honest comment about how privilege impacts my skin to make the point that people comparing themselves to privileged people is a losing game, and I wanted to shine a light on that because this entire industry feeds of the lack of transparency around this.

I was met with so much support from women, and so much hatred from men. So much eye rolling, accusations of “virtue signalling” being called “annoying” for not just saying “thank you” and minding my business. Some even said I was BRAGGING about privilege. This is a sign of such intense misogyny and also a sad state of the world where any act of good or truth is seen as some sort of hidden agenda/crime.

I really care about this generation and the ones to come after it, and I really don’t want to be part of the cycle of harm, so I’m gonna keep speaking out, whether or not people “trust” me.

In fairness, it does make sense that people who are more privileged can afford better skincare products. It’s just weird that she decided to bring this up in response to a compliment. It’s just woke overload where she can’t think or talk about anything without bringing privilege or oppression into it. Also very strange thing to say in her statement afterwards that “people comparing themselves to privileged people is a losing game”. How about letting other people aspire to whatever they want? Chill, Jameela!

For a look at the ‘dangerous rise’ of men who ‘won’t date woke women’, click HERE.