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Controversial British Influencer Oli London has billboard advertisement for his new book 'Gender Madness' BANNED by Times Square advertising executives because it's 'too political'

Thousands of teenagers and adults are attempting to change their ethnicity by a bizarre online trend that claims that just watching'subliminal' videos will change their facial structure and skin tone. The majority of followers are attempting to become East Asian by watching videos that feature models from countries such as South Korea and Japan. The video is overlaid with mellow soundtracks, and creators claim that watching them on a daily basis will translate the face to Asian features. Young children aged between 12 and 15, according to the majority of those participating in the 'race change to another' (RCTA) trend. They remain anonymous online, and tend to post clips of what they claim to be advancement updates on top of a video of people whose races they want to be. The bizarre trend is a much less dramatic representation of the surgical race shifts adapted by actors, including British influencer Oli London, who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars changing his Caucasian appearance in order to appear South Korean.

Brittney Garcia-Dumas, 34, of Texas, has been to TikTok to unpack a scene in the Barbie film that has made them feel 'empowered,' according to some. Fans of the self-named 'feminist' and single mother were urged to pay close attention to when the Barbies receive their special achievement awards because instead of saying a simple "thank you," they instead say, 'I deserve it.' Pictured right: Actress Issa Rae as President Barbie in the Barbie movie)

Oli London, 33, of Hertfordshire, who once announced that he had spent almost £250,000 on cosmetic surgery to look like a Barbie doll, is now living as Ken.' When Oli announced that he'd spent over £75,000 on surgery to make him look like K-pop star Jimin from South Korean boy band BTS, he shocked the world in 2018. Now the controversial star is back for another shock, declaring that he has 'de-transitioned' his feminine appearance to be like Barbie's fictional boyfriend Ken. (Pictured:

Kyle Sandilands and Jackie 'O' Henderson, both radio presenters, have shared their thoughts on the ubiquitous, yet controversial topic of gender de-transition. The pair spoke with influencer Oli London, who became known for being Korean on Friday morning's Kyle and Jackie O Show. At the time, the 'transracial' 33-year-old had spent more than $120,000 trying to look Korean, just over a quarter of the $570,000 worth of "damaging mutilations" he'd go through in the quest for 'validation.'

During a Pride parade in New York City, LGBTQ activists defended a video of drag queens screaming, 'We're coming for your children.' The video of the shooting ignited widespread ridicule on the internet, but senior supporters within the community now claim that it was taken out of context. The original organizer of the NYC Drag March, Brian Griffin (right), defended the words that were chanted in the city over the weekend by crowds of people, including a topless woman. These are the words that they've used all our lives to manipulate and control us, and we can now own them and see them for the untrue lies they are.'

On Friday, a march through Manhattan were heard chanting, 'We're here, we're queer, we're coming for your children.' The chant sparked indignation. Some believed the chanting was a farce, aimed at enrage their conservative opponents. However, they warned that it was likely to backfire. 'This is why polls indicate that equality support is on the decline.' These teen activists will drag us all down by their depravity,' said one. "It's intentional for getting ppl on the internet crazy, but it's most likely to backfire," another said. Another person expressed skepticism: "It's like they're aiming to make people dislike them." I don't get it.'

Since launching a new line of women's swimwear with what seems to be a man as the model, Adidas has sparked calls for a boycott. The swimsuit range is part of Adidas' 'Pride 2023' series and is available on the website in the women's section. But why are people choosing to boycott Adidas?Who has spoken out over the issue?Has anyone defended the actions of the sportswear giant? Here's what you need to hear about the new branding boycott.

Adidas has been chastised for using what appears to be a male model (pictured) to display new swimwear as part of the 'Pride 2023' collection. A model with a crutch bulge apparent and chest hair peeking out from the top has slammed the bathing suits.

Tara Jay, a trans activist who appeared in a newly deleted TikTok clip, told her 2,400 followers that she would not allow anyone to stop her from using the female toilets. Jay also advised her viewers to buy weapons, saying it was a 'call to arms.' In one of many videos, Jay referred to the situation by mocking social media pages. If I lose this account, I don't care if I'm losing this account.' 'I'm still going to use women's toilets and women's locker rooms,' she said.

After being 'over the moon' about her service, Madison Tayt, of New York City, slammed European diners for only tipping her $70 on a $700 bill. In a now-defunct Twitter thread, she wrote, "I f***king hate Europeans sometimes." 'They had one American at the table (the son's [girlfriend] from the sounds of it) like B**CH DO SOMETHING,' The young waitress acknowledged that there was a cultural difference and that Europeans can be difficult dinner guests at times, but she was prepared to 'overlook [it] if they had at least tipped properly.' Tayt has since deleted her social media accounts after several haters criticized her for being ungrateful and told her to blame the American culture, not the patrons

When he'mutilated' himself 32 times, an influencer who spent more than £250,000 trying to convert himself into a Korean woman has sluggish gender surgery and claims he was suffering a'mental disorder.' Oli London, 33, has been detransitioned to a man, and says he is the happiest he's ever felt.'

In an interview with Sky News anchor Rita Panahi, she was chastised for misgendering pop star Sam Smith. Oli London appeared on her show on Wednesday to discuss Smith, who is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns, and their most recent film, 'I'm Not Here to Make Friends,' Panahi then quickly and repeatedly used the word "he" when referring to Smith as non-binary.

Oli London, a social media celebrity from Hertford, is now de-transitioning from a trans woman to a man. In 2022, London, 33, who was born male and had previously undergone facial reconstruction to make him more like his male pop idols, underwent further surgery to make him appear like a woman. He claims he's now identified as male after living as Olivia for six months, but blames 'trendy' gender fluidity for influencing impressionable young people. (Pictured from left: London as he was before surgery, presenting as female, as he looks today)

Oli London (left), 32, who was embroiled in scandal after identifying as 'transracial' and undergoing multiple surgeries to appear like a K-Pop celebrity (right), laid the blame on American schools. London, a newly converted Christian who spoke to Fox's Tucker Carlson on Friday night, admitted it was a mistake to identify as 'transracial.' 'I know that was a big mistake and I want to be a boy, but is it any wonder that people like me and young people want to change their gender when we have normalization of this in our schools in this world?' 'Idolize poor guys,' London claims that schools are teaching kids to 'idolize poor guys,' referring to the well-known British singer (inset).