A rather hateful tweet on Iqra Aziz’s glow up has gone viral after the internet came to the defense of the actress.
The original tweet had Iqra’s younger photo when she was 14 compared with her now at 20
…And was captioned with ‘Reminder: You are not ugly, you are just poor’
https://twitter.com/xxohsocoldxx/status/1010446459978821634
Iqra’s older sister Sidra took to Twitter to defend Iqra, condemning twitter user ‘xxohsocoldxxx’ for trying to troll
Sidra addressed the tweet, stating that ‘puberty and being in [the] drama fraternity has a huge contribution to it.’
Imagine a ‘xxohsocoldxx’ named person trying to troll your younger sister. In the picture on left, Iqra was 14, you can see me there too with her. On right, she is a 20 year old woman. Puberty and being in Drama fraternity has a huge contribution to it. https://t.co/wZGSho3aTL
— Sidra Aziz (@NamkeenJalebi) June 23, 2018
Sidra denounced the comparison and put her own glow up photo up to show that ‘money and growing up, puberty and enhancing your fashion sense groom[s] a person a lot’
Her sister
Furthermore, while we are at it, let me post how I looked when i was 16 and how I am today. Just to proof that yes, money and growing up, puberty and enhancing your fashion sense grooms a person a lot. pic.twitter.com/ICCE1da3FR
— Sidra Aziz (@NamkeenJalebi) June 23, 2018
Sidra, along with other users took to Twitter to question why a Pakistani actress’s fame was positively correlated with an increase in hate
‘Why is [it] that when female actresses hit a sudden wave of fame, and that too because of their skills and hard work, people dig into their old photos…just for the sake of some rts/likes/shares?’
https://twitter.com/RidhaAlii/status/1010609312903856128
A trend sparked on Twitter after these varying critiques against the tweet surfaced, whereby Pakistanis posted their own glow ups to support the actress
In the honour of @IqraAzizOficial growing up and learning the art of self grooming, here’s me in 2014 vs 2018. Still not rich, just well groomed. Hope my point gets across. ❤️ #Trending #IqraAziz pic.twitter.com/GZ9VRqK6JP
— S H A N E E L A J U N A I D 🇵🇸 (@ShenyWrites) June 25, 2018
The picture on the of left is from 2011 vs 2018 on the right hehe. All of us go through this phase growing up to be better versions of ourselves. Stop hating these phases, this is our reality and Im not ashamed to share this. On a side note More power to Iqra Aziz! pic.twitter.com/Lbu8gw7hMZ
— The King In The North 🇵🇰🇮🇹🇬🇧(LQ) (@purePunjabijutt) June 25, 2018
https://twitter.com/bachibaaz/status/1011068474548981761
Pakistanis personalized their tweets of their glow ups, with a similar premise – that it’s not money that helped
In the honour of Iqra Aziz, here’s me in 2007 vs 2018.
Overcoming dark circles, extra hairy, gap between front teeth, still not rich.
No one's ugly we just have to wait for puberty.
Hope my point gets across. pic.twitter.com/1G7dkHIsXG— Naveer (@NaveerBinRazi) June 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/YouStinkYesYou/status/1011033404677091328
https://twitter.com/jafferhussain9/status/1011004391862800384
In the honour of Iqra Aziz growing up and hitting puberty and learning the art of self grooming. Here's me in 2012 vs 2018. Still not rich just well groomed.
Hope my point gets across. pic.twitter.com/0Zrih3NDXr— Tooba Ali. 🇵🇸 (@ToobaAly) June 24, 2018
In the honour of Iqra Aziz growing up and hitting puberty and learning the art of self grooming. Here's me in 1997 vs 2018 Still not rich just well groomed.
Hope my point gets across.😎 pic.twitter.com/S1oJynfH8N— Özil Chohan (@iamozilchohan) June 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/hakunamafucket/status/1010975023333543936
https://twitter.com/SubzChai/status/1010993338370183175
2011 and TODAY!
It’s called puberty, ever heard of it?
Thank God we made it to the other side without someone going through our pictures and creating baseless comparisons. #iqraaziz you keep doing what you’re doing girl. ♥️♥️ pic.twitter.com/0qjxAJWOHn— plato ki beti 🌈🌪 (@agha_maina) June 24, 2018
In the honour of Iqra Aziz growing up and hitting puberty and learning the art of self grooming. Here's me in 2014 vs 2018. Still not rich just well groomed.
Hope my point gets across. pic.twitter.com/43S0VEUbMr— Alt (@AisaBiiHotaHy) June 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/themewlyweds/status/1010984124558036992
I didn’t want to post this i wanted to show support for Iqra. 2007 – 2018
– More power to Iqra Aziz! 🙌🏻 pic.twitter.com/U6MVn2oN0r
— Fahad (@Harambeballs) June 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/choisaaab/status/1010982596598206464
In the honour of Iqra Aziz growing up and hitting puberty and learning the art of self grooming. Here's me in 2011 vs 2018. Still not rich just well groomed.
Hope my point gets across. pic.twitter.com/uHzBn4E26I— عمر (@Keyb0ardMujahid) June 24, 2018
Continuing the "In the honour of Iqra Aziz growing up & hitting puberty and learning the art of self grooming, here’s me in 2011 vs 2018 – still not rich, just well groomed. Hope my point gets across" trend.
@IqraAzizOficial we gotchu fam pic.twitter.com/GPuS0vX4Gm
— Sajeer Shaikh (@sajeershaikh) June 24, 2018
https://twitter.com/EffSyFaloodaxD/status/1010980177780887552
There were a few comical tweets thrown in too for a bit of fun, like this glow up of an egg…
In honor of Iqra Aziz growing up and learning the art of self grooming, here’s me in 2011 vs 2018. Still not rich, just well groomed. Hope my point gets across. pic.twitter.com/zzjnyQR6vb
— 5igh. (@5aad) June 25, 2018
…Homer Simpson’s glow up too
In honor of Iqra Aziz growing up and learning the art of self grooming, here’s me in 2011 vs 2018. Still not rich, just well groomed. Hope my point gets across. pic.twitter.com/CRansAuRmn
— Homer (@jawahomer) June 25, 2018
One more because how can we not appreciate the aloo in its most primal form?
https://twitter.com/Wasaibee/status/1010984909312282625
…You’re welcome for THE glow up of 2018
https://twitter.com/therealsnorky/status/1010956510560751616
What are your thoughts on the Twitter trend supporting Iqra Aziz?
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