They name Kylie Jenner a “climate criminal” for private flights

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  1 Since 2017, Kylie has been the youngest person to appear on the list. Forbes Celebrity 100.

  2 According to Forbes, Kylie became “the youngest self-made billionaire of all time” in 2019.

  3 However, he would soon be facing a lawsuit for “climate crimes” and damage to the environment.

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  Since 2017, Kylie has been the youngest person to appear on the list. Forbes Celebrity 100.

• According to Forbes, Kylie became “the youngest self-made billionaire of all time” in 2019.

• However, he would soon be facing a lawsuit for “climate crimes” and damage to the environment.

Kylie Jenner is facing a backlash from social media users for showing off her and boyfriend Travis Scott’s private jets, as well as using hers for short flights.

The Twitter account @CelebJets posted the route of Jenner’s plane after it flew from Camarillo, California, to Van Nuys, California, last Tuesday, estimating the trip would take just three minutes on foot, rather than a 45-minute plane ride. The page later clarified that the total flight time ended up being 17 minutes.

But to all this, what does Kyle Jenner do? Well, private jets are no coincidence, although she is known for being on the reality show “Keep in up with Kardashian”, is a socialite, model, businesswoman, founder and owner of kyliecosmetics.

Despite coming from a famous family, she managed to become a business tycoon for a cosmetics company that sold over $630 million worth of makeup in just two years from its launch. Since 2017, Kylie has been the youngest person to appear on the list. Forbes Celebrity 100. He has starred in several spin offsincluding its own program called Life of Kylie in 2017.

Kylie was also credited by the New York Post for being the most influential celebrity in the fashion industry in 2018. In addition, she has appeared on the covers of magazines such as Vogue (Hong Kong, Czechoslovakia), Playboy, Glamour, Forbes, Paper, Wonderland, Fault, Seventeen, Harper’s Bazaar, Elle, LOVE, Teen Vogue, Grazia, Allure, GQ, etc. According to Forbes, Kylie became “the youngest self-made billionaire of all time” in 2019. It is estimated that the net worth of Kylie Jenner It is more than a billion dollars, something like 20 thousand 528 million 801 thousand Mexican pesos as of 2021. He is known to charge over $1.2 million for a single sponsorship post on Instagramas he is the fifth most followed person on this network.

However, she is not the only businesswoman or “famous” who has been singled out for generating some impact on the environment, because after almost two years of receiving criticism for using fur coats and again the Spanish singer Rosalia received a wave of criticism on social networks, after an association shared a photo on its Facebook account wearing a fox fur coat.

“Rosalía tortures animals (and your ears). Thousands of foxes are penned and skinned to make all kinds of clothing. And this one promotes it”, can be read in the posting of the Liberal Animalist Association.

But back to Kyle, the beauty mogul was met with a horde of irate users after a tweet showing her flight time between two California cities went viral.

Kylie Jenner’s Jet Landed in Camarillo, California, US. Appx. ft. time 12 Mins. pic.twitter.com/6AVGqt9Ffb

— Celebrity Jets (@CelebJets) July 15, 2022

It all started when Kylie shared a picture on Instagram of her and her boyfriend Travis Scott standing between two planes along with the caption, “Do you want to take mine or yours?”

People were quick to call her “a full-time climate criminal.”

Another added: “Every time a paper straw starts to dissolve in my drink I think of how Kylie Jenner uses a private jet for 3 minute flights and it makes me so mad.”

On Instagram, a user took to Jenner’s comments section to ask, “Whose [e] plane we should [usar para] pollute the earth today?”

Kyle Jenner is still silent but what we can know is that Twitter has become a powerful court of public opinion and the “cancel culture” plays an important role. The phenomenon occurs when people are upset by something a company or person has done or said. It can also be divisive with opponents who say cancellation threats stifle free speech.

It’s hard to deny that the culture of canceling has sparked important conversations and changes.

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