Justin Bieber Comes To Kylie Jenner’s Defense In Amandla Stenberg Twitter Feud: Jealous Over Jaden Smith?
Kylie Jenner and Amandla Stenberg brought out the claws on Twitter, and big young names like Justin Bieber and Jaden Smith were also dragged into the feud. But are Kylie Jenner and Amandla Stenberg just jealous and bitter over their relationships with Jaden Smith?
According to ETOnline.com, 17-year-old Kylie Jenner unveiled her latest hairdo on Instagram: cornrows.
Her latest hairstyle was featured in an Instagram post that read, "I woke up like disss."
But "Hunger Games" actress Amandla Stenberg wasn't pleased by Kylie's latest look.
"When u appropriate black features and culture but fail to use ur position of power to help black Americans by directing attention towards ur wigs instead of police brutality or racism #whitegirlsdoitbetter," wrote the 16-year-old in response to Jenner's hair post.
Jenner bit back at Stenberg on Twitter: "Mad if I don't, Mad if I do.... Go hang w Jaden or something."
Kim Kardashian's young sister is referring to Jaden Smith, whom Stenberg took to prom back in May.
Stenberg and Smith were once a rumored couple, according to Us Magazine.
But back in 2013, Jenner was also linked to Smith - though she denied the rumors.
Are Kylie and Amandla avoiding the real issue - a feud over Jaden?
Admittedly, Kylie is reportedly dating the rapper, Tyga. But old feelings have been known to get a rise out of an ex lover.
Even Justin Bieber got involved in the Kylie-Amandla Twitter feud. He came to Kylie's defense:
kyles today A photo posted by King Kylie (@kyliejenner) on Jul 11, 2015 at 8:27pm PDT
Despite all the drama, Jenner's cornrows didn't last long. Just hours after her Instagram photo was posted, she reportedly switched to a bun.
Cultural appropriation is a serious topic for the young Amandla. In April, the actress declared appropriation to be a "rampant" trend in a video called "Don't Cash Crop My Cornrows: A Crash Course On Black Culture.
"What would America be like if it loved black people as much as it loves black culture?" she questioned.
