Why is Trump's youngest son repeatedly subjected to cyber violence?

This is because he has a father who is as confused as Trump, and he must be violently attacked by the Internet. In addition, there are many news reports that he will enter the entertainment circle. Entertainment circle, which is an eye-catching place, will be reviled by netizens if you are not careful, so it is foreseeable to suffer such huge cyber violence.

Trump's youngest son is Barron. There is no doubt that it is the focus of American media attention. After all, he is Trump's son. Of course, although he is the son of the president of the United States, his face value is also very high, so he is very sought after by people in the United States. Barron is a pet in America now. Although he is only 13 years old, his height is 1.9 meters. Coupled with his super high value, many people predict that he will enter the entertainment circle when he grows up.

As soon as Barron's photo is put online, it will cause heated discussion among netizens. His mother once put a photo of his 13 birthday on the Internet, and the netizen directly blew it up. Although Barron is no longer a regular entertainer, he himself has indicated that he wants to enter the entertainment circle. Before attending a variety show, he made it clear that he was curious about the entertainment circle and hoped that he could become a star. For Barron, he has a good foundation, high national attention, and the support of his father Trump, it is easy to enter the entertainment circle.

People who pay such high attention will generally suffer from cyber violence. After all, the Internet is so developed now, and the United States has always been a country famous for its freedom of speech. Therefore, Barron will not get any special care because he is Trump's son, but may suffer more cyber violence. Coupled with the undercurrent that he may enter the entertainment circle, and the tearing of fans, Barron will suffer more powerful online abuse. Therefore, he should be prepared in advance in order to go further and further in cyber violence.