Tekashi 6ix9ine‘s baby mama, Sara Molina, has given her two cents on her ex’s fateful return after his early prison release, following his record-breaking Instagram live session. 6ix9ine officially debuted his first post-prison single and music video, “GOOBA,” earlier today, and to accompany the release, he went live on IG to discuss his new era of freedom as well as his snitching ways. The live stream garnered a whopping 2 million viewers, reportedly breaking Tory Lanez previously set record from his series, Quarantine Radio. Already, 6ix9ine’s reintroduction has been plastered all over the Internet, as everyone reacts to the scorned snitch’s comeback. However, his ex, Sara, was less than impressed with his antics, so she took to her IG stories to address the situation, labelling 6ix9ine an attention seeker and revealing that she’s chosen to ignore his tomfoolery.

“Nothing bothers that person more than being ignored, they seek attention,” she wrote, almost certainly referring to the rainbow-haired rapper. “Good or bad attention it don’t matter, so guess what imma do.” She followed this with an eye-rolling emoji and a series of sleeping emojis, before concluding with, “God bless everyone.” Probably a wise choice on her part, all things considered.

Did you catch 6ix9ine’s IG live stream? 

A shameless TikTok user by the name of Ava Louise told Dr. Phil in a video call interview that licking an airplane toilet seat and putting others at risk of contracting coronavirus was all worth it as long as she’s getting attention. If you were hoping to feel dumbstruck beyond belief today, you’re in luck. Yet another TikTok user who is definitely not the brightest mind has reached viral fame for licking a toilet seat on camera, as part of the “Coronavirus Challenge” on the app. 21-year-old Ava is making the most of her infuriating newfound fame by (virtually) sitting down with Dr. Phil for an interview about why on earth she would ever do what she did, and she’s blown us all away by making us despise her even more than we did before. Who knew that was even possible?

The self-proclaimed “clout-chaser” admits that the toilet was on her sugar daddy’s private plane and that she’d bleached it beforehand, exposing herself for intentionally tricking the public into thinking she was purposely putting herself and others at risk of catching coronavirus. Despite these alternative circumstances, the heated debate moves forward, and among the many gems that came out of their exchange, Ava confesses that she “was really annoyed that coronavirus was getting more publicity than me.”

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The interview becomes particularly tense, as Dr. Phil attempts to make sense of the pure ignorance spewing from Ava’s mouth. As one of the many college students that flocked to Florida for spring break despite the global pandemic, Ava claims that young people “can’t” get coronavirus, and that none of her fellow spring breakers have contracted it. She also says that “old people” are actually the selfish ones for trying to limit the freedom of young people, since older people are “the ones who could die.” When Dr. Phil asks Ava, “if you infect one person that loses their life, is it worth it for you to have this attention?” she says yes, then proceeds to threaten to “pull up and cough on” Dr. Phil himself. He tells Ava that she has a “spoiled and entitled attitude” and asks viewers to “completely disregard everything [she’s] saying.” That’s probably some good advice. Watch the full interview in the clips below and try not to lose your mind.

Alex Caruso is an NBA folk hero and it all started after a game last season in which the Lakers season was already over. Caruso got significant minutes in the game and ended up with a huge putback dunk that shocked everyone on the Los Angeles Lakers bench. Over the past few months, Caruso had continued to provide fans with highlight-reel plays and is now a bonafide fan-favorite in Los Angeles.

Caruso was recently a guest on the Official Lakers Podcast where he got to speak about all of the attention he’s been getting over the last little while. As he explains, he’s a pretty lowkey guy and at times, the memes have proven to be just too much for him although he understands why it’s happening.

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“But yeah, it did get to a point to where I was just sitting back and literally anything I did, somebody would tweet about it, or somebody was reporting on it, and at a certain point I was just like, ‘this is just like borderline annoying,’” Caruso said. “It was to the point where it’s like, let’s just focus on basketball, and we’re having so much success on the court that I would love for it to be more about that than me doing a random play in a game.”

Thanks to Caruso’s unique look and sneaky athleticism, he will continue to be a folk hero for years to come. If the Lakers win the championship, we can only imagine what the Lakers player will go through.