She's the type of gal that essentially tells you "take a joke" while rolling her eyes when you call her out for being a nasty mean person.

The little "i would' from the interviewer stating that she would ask men about clothes kinda breaks my heart

She gives off the "I was literally joking you're soooo sensitive" vibe that teenage girls have about pointing out your biggest insecurity in front of a group of people.

How does a florist afford Louis Vuitton in the movie

Blake chose the wrong movie to have her "Barbie" moment. I think if this movie wasn't about abuse, her egotistical obnoxiois behavior wouldn't be as big of a deal.

To be fair, I don't think Colleen Hoover takes domestic and s*xual violence all that seriously either

“Wow, he had no idea this was a slave plantation”

>gets defensive when asked about wardrobe, insists the question is sexist

Blake’s desperation to have a Margot Robbie barbie press tour moment is so obvious it’s painful

It’s so funny that the internet went from ‘rescue Blake Lively from this movie, who’s blackmailing her into doing this’ to ‘oh. Never mind.’

Blake and Collen seem well matched for this adaption actually.

She's acting like she's promoting the Barbie movie, not a movie about DV awareness

Gets offended when an interviewer asks her about her clothes in the movie, acts like she's so witty and " Oh look at me women empowerment" calling out sexism- "do people ask men about their clothes? ", while acting in a movie directed by Woody Allen and outwardly supporting him. And then now constantly talks about her clothes in a movie about DV. Wow, full circle moment!!

"Grab your friend and wear your florals" needs to be a meme.

A florist named Lily Bloom is some Rowling level writing.

They were purposefully trying to make that interviewer feel left out. Mean girl behavior.

- wedding on a plantation = tone deaf