Karens tell me my leggings are too revealing – I've got a dump truck, it's unavoidable | The Sun

A TIKTOKER has shrugged off the cruel comments haters make about the leggings that she wears.

The influencer didn't seem to be too bothered by what the trolls said.


In a viral clip, Hallie (@xxhalpal) mimicked a scene involving herself and a middle-aged woman.

The woman thought that Hallie’s leggings were too revealing.

But, Hallie, who has thousands of fans, brushed off the criticism as she said: “I’ve got a dump truck. The leggings are going to be revealing.”

She then captioned the clip: “I didn’t ask you, Karen.”

Karen has become a popular term to describe entitled middle-class women who talk down to others.

Fans thought the mock exchange between Hallie and the middle-aged woman was hilarious.

The clip has been liked by hundreds of TikTokers.

Hallie is not the only influencer that’s opened up about the criticism she receives from haters or so-called Karens.

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Fellow TikToker Alexus Ozuna, 21, enjoys flaunting her figure in crop tops and tiny shorts – much to the annoyance of her haters.

In one clip, she sported a long-sleeve bra top, black fringed shorts, and knee-high cowboy boots.

The TikToker (@mami_alexus) accessorized her look by adding a belt, hoops, and a Western hat.

She added the text: “When people hate on my outfits just cause they don’t have the confidence to wear it themselves.”

Fans rushed to comment, and they hailed Alexus’ confidence and flare.

TikToker and mom Kimberly (@keepingupwithkimbers) also dismissed her haters in one fell swoop with a video that showcased her killer wardrobe and matching attitude.

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