TikTok Creator Ignites Controversy with Scathing Critique of Pop Star Pink's Social Media Posts

A recent TikTok video by user Rigostarr has sparked discussion after he publicly criticized pop star Pink for her social media activity. Rigostarr's video, uploaded on September 23, 2025, addresses two specific Instagram posts attributed to Pink. In the video, Rigostarr claims Pink posted a message advising her followers to feign ignorance about conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, whom Rigostarr inaccurately states was 'assassinated' last week. Kirk is publicly active and has not been assassinated. Rigostarr vehemently condemned this post, stating, "The fact that Trump is putting the flag at half staff for a white supremacist and never once lowered it for murdered school children tells you everything you need to know." He further asserted that Kirk was not a white supremacist, calling Pink 'fucking dumb and ignorant.' Additionally, Rigostarr reacted to another post by Pink titled 'Funeral idea #2,' which suggested a closed-casket service where the organist repeatedly plays 'Pop Goes the Weasel' while attendees stare at the coffin in 'silent, horrified anticipation.' Rigostarr expressed his disgust, highlighting that Pink is a mother and questioning how she would feel if such sentiments were directed at her child's funeral. He characterized her posts as 'vile and disgusting' and accused her of 'poisoning the well' to her followers and glorifying murder. Rigostarr concluded his video by urging his followers to 'cancel' Pink, delete her music, and challenge what he described as a 'woke Hollywood' and 'elitist mentality.' He called for a 'fuck around and find out culture' against those he believes are getting away with such behavior. The video has garnered significant attention, reflecting ongoing tensions surrounding celebrity political commentary and online 'cancel culture.'

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