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Meet Toxic Barbie, the unfiltered internet personality who's turned online drama into a thriving business empire. When malicious rumors and coordinated reporting campaigns get her platforms deleted, she doesn't retreat – she rebuilds and monetizes.
The conversation kicks off with Toxic addressing her infamous Clubhouse clash with Memo600, which began when users falsely labeled her transgender and a "catfish." She explains how these rumors followed her across platforms, eventually resulting in multiple account deletions. "I don't appreciate him taking my platforms away from me, because that's how I make money," she states, highlighting the real financial impact of digital harassment.
With refreshing candor, Toxic confronts the allegations made by YouTuber Poetik Flakko, who she claims defamed her character. She clarifies misconceptions about her OnlyFans content while revealing she's been celibate for a year despite ongoing speculation about her personal life. What emerges is a picture of a savvy businesswoman who refuses to let internet trolls define her story.
Beyond the drama, Toxic Barbie shines when discussing her entrepreneurial ventures. From her e-book "The Content Creators Blueprint: From Passion to Profit" to her Toxic Co. lip kit line and brand partnerships with companies like Millie's Luxury Hair and Bubble Skincare, she's diversified her income streams while working a day job as a receptionist. Her philosophy is simple yet powerful: "People don't like what I have to say about them. They really don't. They can't take what they dish out."
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It's your boy, elliot Carter. Lftg Radio. We on the line with Toxic Barbie. Toxic, introduce yourself.
Speaker 2:
Hey y'all, what's up? I'm Toxic Barbie.
Speaker 1:
All right, let's get into it. Toxic Talk to me. Talk to me what's going on with you right now. You all in everywhere. I look on social media, you pop up. You got some drama going on.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 1:
Why is everybody coming for you?
Speaker 2:
These people are coming at me Because they're old haters and they need to catch a check and do better. They need to maybe go check up at the hospital. Get a checkup, all right.
Speaker 1:
So which one of these people that you're going back and forth with do you want to address first?
Speaker 2:
I want to address Mimo600.
Speaker 1:
Let's go, let's start there. How did this start, with you and Mimo 600?
Speaker 2:
This transpired on an app called Clubhouse. Okay, I went on Clubhouse and I introduced myself as Toxic Barbie and I promoted myself and my social medias. There was an individual on there named Ross Ross is in a wheelchair and he made a rumor about me on Clubhouse that I am a transgender and a catfish. And it wasn't like he just made a joke and it was just there. I traveled to other Clubhouse chats and group chats where they removed me and bullied me because they said I'm a transgender and a catfish. And it got even better. So one day I get banned on TikTok. So I come on Clubhouse and I'm like okay, what did you get banned on TikTok for?
Speaker 2:
I got banned on TikTok for a couple of things. I got banned with 24,000 followers. I was reviewing digital products. I was a wig influencer. I loved my page. I got banned because of TikTok rules and regulations. Oh, so it had nothing to do with the yeah no, it didn't have anything to do with drama or anything like that.
Speaker 1:
Okay, okay, so continue.
Speaker 2:
Okay, okay, so continue. So I'm banned on TikTok. I come on Clubhouse. I'm like, okay, I'm just going to promote my. I guess I'm trying to be Twitter famous. So Ross is attacking me again and he's like go live, go live. And I just got banned on TikTok. So I proceeded to go live on my Lip Boss business page. I have a lip kit Toxico it's French for toxic and my lip kit comes with a lip scrub, a lip mask and a lip oil. It's perfect for the smokers, but nonetheless I go live on my business account.
Speaker 2:
Oh, I'm sorry, I missed the story where Mimo was at fault. So the second time Rose is attacking me, calling me a transgender, mimo's laughing and saying, yeah, she's a transgender. Meanwhile, mimo previously, the day before that, he followed me on Instagram. He followed me on Twitter. He was liking my posts. He was liking my dancing videos. Why are you liking my dancing videos but then laughing at people saying that I'm a transgender? You must like transgender. So then I proceeded to say, mimo, you like transgenders? He got my Twitter deleted. I just felt like, as a man, that's a sassy individual and that's why you're an ex-gang member, now turned into a TikToker now just on Clubhouse, not taking care of his children Can't even, yeah, give people 25 dollars. But I ain't gonna speak on other people's issues. I don't appreciate him taking my platforms away from me, because that's how I make money. I make money on social media. I also have a real job as a receptionist.
Speaker 1:
I have more than one income so you got the whole idea of him liking trannies because of him liking your post and the guy calling you a tranny.
Speaker 2:
Yes, and then him laughing talking about yeah, she's transgender. Why would you be saying yeah? When you follow me, why would you agree with this individual who just said I am a transgender who is assassinating me? When you follow me on Instagram and Twitter, you follow me.
Speaker 1:
So was there any other proof, proof that he was, that he liked trainees?
Speaker 2:
well then I proceeded to go on his twitter and he just was saying weird stuff about men and I posted that as well. He was just like always making comments. Like he said guys from atlanta is gay. He said guys who be seafood is gay. He said guys who be on Clubhouse buy girls and stuff like that and are just weirdos. He was just consistently bringing up men. Why do you keep worrying about men as a man? So I brought that up as well, and then he got my Instagram deleted.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, how does he get these pages deleted?
Speaker 2:
I'm not sure. People saying he's like getting people to report me or like buying, like paying people to report me or like buying like paying somebody to do it. I'm not sure yeah it's crazy. As a man, I feel like he should do better, like you don't have better things to do than consistently get my platforms deleted because you made a joke about me and I proceeded to retaliate sorry y'all still going back and forth, you and mimo no, I deleted clubhouse.
Speaker 2:
They bullied me off the app. I don't want to continue. Those people are on hinge like they literally have no life. They be on clubhouse all day yeah, and they was bullying you because of your only fans, right no, oh well, I mean they were bringing it up as well, but they were basically saying like they were saying like a whole bunch of mean stuff about me. They were like really bullying me. They were like I'm ugly, I'm a man, I sound like a man, and then they brought up the OnlyFans as well, too.
Speaker 2:
It was like you all.
Speaker 1:
I was watching um a youtube video about you I think it was like a 14 minute video and this guy was saying like all of your issues stem from you not being accepted into streamer university because you have only fans, or something like.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, that guy is just clickbait and he's a senior citizen calling me a clout chaser. But he literally used Kai as clickbait, Literally made. Tried to make it seem like the whole video was about him when it really wasn't. So I think he should take some legal issues against him. That's ridiculous and I do want to speak on that individual.
Speaker 1:
So speak on him. What's his name?
Speaker 2:
Poetic Flaco. I never even heard of him before.
Speaker 1:
Until he made the video about you.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, somebody sent it to me like in the middle of the night and I watched the whole video, disgusted with how a man could literally degrade a woman, and he's so old.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, what were some of the what were some of the things that he was saying that weren't true?
Speaker 2:
Well, I want to sue for defamation of character. He says that I sell pussy, that I tell niggas to text me on Facebook to buy me. Um, that's fucking illegal and barbaric. That you would just assume that I have the only fans, that I'm a porn star or doing this, that. And third, when I make solo content, okay, that's literally defamation of character. You literally are saying I'm a person to what I'm not. For what Cause? I made videos about people. You're making a video about me right now and I'm a Kyle Chaser. How old are you, sir?
Speaker 1:
you're only interacting with? Have you interacted with him directly on any platforms?
Speaker 2:
cool, um poetic flaco yeah yeah, I dm'd him and I like I made a post, um, I buy him. I tagged him and then he dm'd me and he was like oh, um, I love black woman and if you ever come for me I'll sue you. You're talking about suing, but you're the one who annihilated my character assassinated.
Speaker 2:
My character, me telling my story, has nothing to do with a grown-ass man pulling allegations you're talking about. I heard things about her, okay. Well, I posted what I heard about other people and that was a problem, but now you're posting what you heard about me. You're literally doing the exact same same thing. When are people going to take accountability for their actions? I don't stand for hypocritical people.
Speaker 1:
And this was your first time seeing him when the video was sent to you. You never heard of him before then.
Speaker 2:
Yes, I never heard of this man before. I never heard of this individual, nothing. I never heard of him and I seen he's so old. He got some big DSL lips. I'm like, wow, who is he? I'm just generally confused.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, and he was talking about you saying Kai's girlfriend's mom is a 304 and stuff like that.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I seen the video. I think the video where some girl said that she a hoe, so I shared it. It's TikTok Y'all calling me a hoe. This is what they saying about somebody you close with. I only did it just to show that these people on the internet are so hypocritical and that they glorify these internet people, these internet personas, these influencers and these celebrities. And they're just like us. They're regular people. These people need to look up to God, like they're literally lost in the source and they're coming out a regular person for coming out and speaking on their platform to tell their story yeah, so did you want to social yeah, did you want to address you actually selling pussy yes, I do.
Speaker 2:
I really, really, really really do. Because niggas know they cannot buy my pussy, okay, I would not accept a nigga doing that. Like, even if a nigga wanted to fuck with me and he was like, oh, I'll give you some fuck with me, no, okay. And people saying, oh, she tells so many, there's no proof. Where's the proof of a nigga buying me? Okay, what the fuck? Niggas is mad. I shake my ass and niggas cash at me. Okay, and niggas will say what they want oh, you sell content, you sell pussy. Okay, the fuck. So be it then. But no, I don't fuck for money. So when people say that it's just like you assassinate my character. But I'd rather people say I fuck for money than I fuck for free, fuck is you talking about? People have to say these people don't even love themselves. They care about toxic Barbie. People don't like me, but they watch me. I don't watch people that I don't like.
Speaker 1:
You and me both, yeah. So you've never in your life accepted money?
Speaker 2:
No, no, nobody ever gave me money after fucking me. I never asked no one to do that. I've had people ask me do I do that? Ask the links. No, have I scammed some niggas in the past? Yes, I scammed the niggas. I scammed the niggas before like, oh, send me the deposit. They sent me the deposit I sent. I was finding like fake addresses in like brooklyn and queens and they used to go there and I was just like block them or whatnot. So that's why I guess people would say I scam people but I stopped doing that because it's not cool. It's um, like it's, it's not cool to do that to people and you're not gonna get consistent money like that. Rather, you rather just be a good person and have people really like suck with you.
Speaker 2:
Then try to get over on people yeah, definitely so yeah, I guess I'll address that, because they just asked him.
Speaker 1:
A few niggas okay, how did you get started with your only fans?
Speaker 2:
so I got started because when I first think only fans I was intrigued like I didn't know what it was about. But people were saying that like you get money on it and as I always grew up, I've always been um sexualized and it was really like a sad thing, but but I just learned how to monetize it. So I feel like people have a problem with me because I monetize off of myself. So I guess people say you sell yourself. But then it's just like. I guess in a sense, a lot of people sell themselves.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so what does your content consist of?
Speaker 2:
Have you ever put explicit content up, like with you and a partner like it's all fun shit, like no, like I like to have fun. It's not really like a big deal, who don't like to twerk, have fun? I just have a platform where people pay to see it. I don't just put it out there. That's the only issue why do y'all care about what I'm posting on a private platform.
Speaker 2:
If you want to pay to see it, pay to see it, because nobody cares when I post a regular twerking video on my Instagram. But when I post a twerking video on my Instagram and then I say, come over here and see what's over here, it's an issue, it's. They're going crazy. What is she doing? What is she doing? The same thing I just showed you. You're just seeing more of it. I'm just literally allowing my fans and my supporters and niggas want to see my ass shake, and the bitches too. I'll be having bitches. Subscribe, let you know, come to the party okay, I ain't mad at that right what's what's the most you ever made in?
Speaker 1:
like a month span on only fans, or just how much do you have you made in general?
Speaker 2:
I can talk about what I made overall. So before um, I retired, but then I brought it back. So, um, I had it for like a few years well, I don't really remember. I think it started like 2020.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I had it for about yeah, I had it for about like two years. I made over like 50k and then, um, I had a boyfriend, I was working two jobs, um, we broke up, so now I got back on that shit and now I'm back on my like. I'm back on my shit. It's cool. I've been chilling like and I got a real job too. I'm a receptionist, so I do both. My other side hustles like. I got an e-book, a lip kit. What platform gives you the most money right now. Fo.
Speaker 1:
You said FO.
Speaker 2:
Yeah.
Speaker 1:
OnlyFans. Mm-hmm, oh I thought that would be OF I said that oh okay, so do you have any celebrities in your DM?
Speaker 2:
no, I wish. Um, I do want to clear something up. There's an allegation that I've been with rappers and celebrities. I wish, I want to know who I've been with so you never fucked any celebrity I fucked two. I can't say who, but I'll say what tv shows they from. One was from that wu-tang show and then one from power, but I can't say who hmm, interesting, interesting.
Speaker 1:
What if I guessed?
Speaker 2:
No, no, no no.
Speaker 1:
Michael.
Speaker 2:
Rainey no, no, no, no, no, I don't know, no Do y'all know. No, I'm not answering.
Speaker 1:
Okay, okay.
Speaker 2:
All right.
Speaker 1:
So tell me about your dating life. What's dating life with Toxic Barbie like right now?
Speaker 2:
So I'm currently single. Y'all Like, if y'all don't know, my past relationship was a little ugly, so everybody was happy for me to be single. I've been celibate for a year, celibate and celibate content, celibate and celibate content, celibate, celibate what? And yeah, I've been celibate. I date here and there, but these niggas is weak.
Speaker 1:
Do you use a rose?
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I got three.
Speaker 1:
Okay, so that's how you satisfy yourself huh, somebody really asked that no, no, no, I was just asking because you said you're you're celibate. So I was wondering like are you?
Speaker 2:
completely celibate. I'm like somebody asked that if I use him like what?
Speaker 1:
yeah, no, I was just asking because, like, if I wanted to know if you was completely celibate or do you engage in self-satisfaction?
Speaker 2:
Oh, okay.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, so people tend to say that you're laced.
Speaker 2:
Yes, I really want to know where that came from. Honestly, I think that comes from just me acting unhinged and crazy on the internet. They're like, oh she, oh she's late, she's out of here, because I really thought they were just so, I really thought they were talking about weed, but I feel like they mean both. Like I feel like they mean that and the way I act as well. So when I curse people out, it's only the people that I curse out that they say this to. Like people don't just say this about me. Like people just don't say, oh, she's late. It'd be people that I did something too, so that's why I don't just say this about me. Like people just don't say, oh, she's laced. It be people that I did something to, so that's why I don't pay no mind to it. Like I violated you. Of course you won't say that about me.
Speaker 1:
Yeah, have you ever used any other drugs than weed?
Speaker 2:
Yeah, like I had an ex. He had sickle cell so he used to have perks and like my back were hurt or I have cramps, we would just pop perks together. I wouldn't do it all the time, but if my back were hurt or he would ask me like, oh, you want to do it with me, but no, I don't do that shit. And then I took edibles and I did a punch bar. It was like mushrooms, that was it.
Speaker 1:
Okay, so you being laced is completely false Propaganda.
Speaker 2:
Propaganda Propaganda Assassination upon one's character. Okay, so tell the people what it would take to get next to Tia Dixon? Why would you tell people my government.
Speaker 1:
It's toxic right.
Speaker 2:
Okay, I can scratch that out. Yes, what would it take? Okay, so, honestly, I'm not really looking today, right now, but I like a man who's respectable, kind, generous, a family man, a gentleman, a nice guy, and I want to go on dates, I want to go on trips, I want gifts.
Speaker 1:
What kind of guy are you into you like like Black guys.
Speaker 2:
Spanish guys, white guys, oh, hold on y'all, I got to go back live they trying to get me off. Hold on, I got to go back live they trying to get me off. I like I guess I don't really have like a type.
Speaker 1:
You don't have a preference.
Speaker 2:
No.
Speaker 1:
So you'll deal with a short guy. No, so you'd rather a tall guy.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, I'd rather them tall, but I don't like you know, maybe some nice guys who are short, but honestly I'd do like a tall guy.
Speaker 1:
So that would be your only preference.
Speaker 2:
And I guess weight.
Speaker 1:
Like you, like a fat nigga.
Speaker 2:
No, I like skinny.
Speaker 1:
Okay, tall.
Speaker 2:
Tall. I like white guys, fence guys, black guys.
Speaker 1:
You've dealt with all types of those guys. You've dealt with white guys before.
Speaker 2:
Yeah, but like I never been involved with them, like In the bedroom, Sexually. Yeah, I kissed one before Like two. Hey, hey Isabel. Yeah, I kissed someone before like two, hey, hey Isabel.
Speaker 1:
What platform you on now TikTok?
Speaker 2:
Mm-hmm, I went back live. I'm doing a podcast, y'all Love you too. Love you too. I'm doing a podcast, y'all Love you too?
Speaker 1:
How come your social media platforms always get banned like that?
Speaker 2:
Because I'm a menace to society and I be telling people like I be telling people when I'm a little messy hoe, but I don't be lying, I don't lie. I don't lie. People don't like what I have to say about them. They really don't lie. People don't like what I have to say about them. They really don't. They can't take what they dish out. People could assassinate my character and be mean to me and bully me, but when I say something about them, they cannot take it. People can't take what they take what they dish out.
Speaker 1:
I swear to god they can't. I proved it multiple times what are some of the more, some of your more notable feuds? They can't, I proved it multiple times. What are some of the more, some of your more notable feuds that you've been in online, like I remember seeing you?
Speaker 2:
No, I'm not answering that. I ain't giving bitches no clout. Noticeable feuds Fuck them, bitches.
Speaker 1:
Okay, okay, okay, I can jack that, I can jack that. Ain't bringing no bitches up. Bitch, I could jack that I ain't bringing no bitches up. Bitch, this is about me, how'd you?
Speaker 2:
get into your e-book. I decided to make my e-book because a lot of people were asking me, how do you become a wig influencer, how do you become a content creator? And it kind of felt disrespectful, because why are you asking me how I became me when you watch me every day? So I decided to make a ebook to teach people how to become a content creator and the different ways to make money online, and multiple people have bought my ebook and they have been learning from my ebook, and one of the girls that bought my ebook now has a collaboration with Love Me Hair. Shout out to Love Me Hair. I love Love Me Hair. Shout out to Millie's Couture.
Speaker 1:
Shout out to Millie's Luxury Hair.
Speaker 2:
These are all of your sponsors, right? Yeah, but Millie's Luxury Hair, yes, millie's Luxury Hair. I get hair from Millie's Luxury Hair and hair from Love Me.
Speaker 1:
How did you get into getting like brand deals and stuff like that?
Speaker 2:
my work speaks for itself. I can't really talk about that. I talk about that in my ebook. You're gonna have to buy my ebook how do they buy your ebook? So my ebook is available on my instagram and you can just dm me for my ebook. My ebook is available on my Instagram and you can just DM me for my ebook. My ebook is available on Apple books.
Speaker 1:
What's the name of it?
Speaker 2:
The content creators blueprint from passion to profit.
Speaker 1:
Nice, nice. I purchased a copy myself.
Speaker 2:
Yes, you did buy my ebook, okay.
Speaker 1:
What are some of your other products you have available? Before we close out the interview, I want you to shout out everything you have going on and how they could get exactly what you're promoting.
Speaker 2:
Okay, I have a lip kit and my lip kit is available in the link in my bio under Toxic Co. And the purchase is available with PayPal. I work with PayPal, so you click the app and I will deliver the package. It gets shipped in the mail.
Speaker 1:
Nice, nice, and your TikTok has your Millie's hair available, right.
Speaker 2:
No, so Millie's hair is available under the Instagram Millie's Couture. Okay, I'm a brand ambassador for Millie's luxury hair.
Speaker 1:
Who else are you a brand ambassador for?
Speaker 2:
I'm a brand ambassador for Bubble Skincare.
Speaker 1:
Nice, did they reach out to you or you reached out to them for that?
Speaker 2:
I reached out to them, but they answered.
Speaker 1:
That's all that matters. That's all that matters. Alright, shout out your Instagram.
Speaker 2:
My Instagram is toxicbarbie. Underscore xoxo and your TikTok oh mistoxicbarbie.
Speaker 1:
All right, shout out your.
Speaker 2:
Instagram. My Instagram is toxic. Barbie underscore.
Speaker 1:
XOXO and your TikTok. Oh, miss Toxic Barbie. All right, all right. Well, that's a wrap. I appreciate your time, toxic Barbie.
Speaker 2:
Thank you, toxic Barbie. Out All you bitches mad, all you niggas is ugly Classic.
Speaker 1:
Good evening in God's feed. Lftg signing out. Uh, that was a good 25.
