Posted on 09/30/2023 12:22:49 PM PDT by Morgana
Philadelphia influencer 'Meatball' has launched a line of merchandise flaunting her tearful mugshot as she tries to cash in on her arrest amid the city's mass looting.
The plus-sized social media star, real name Dayjia Blackwell, 21, begged her 200,000 Instagram followers to buy her merch days after also asking for cash donations.
In her latest money grab, 'Meatball' has rolled out hoodies and t-shirts under the hashtag #FreeMeatball, in black, pink and red, which are up for sale for $45 and $35 respectively.
It comes as the looter has seen her social media following soar after she joined 60 others arrested in Philadelphia's looting this week, after she live streamed herself ransacking stores alongside droves of others before weeping upon her arrest.
She is facing charges of burglary, conspiracy, criminal trespass, riot, criminal mischief, criminal use of communication facility, receipt of stolen property and disorderly conduct.
The entrepreneurial 21-year-old, who also plugs her OnlyFans and another clothing line called 'Aint Nuffin' on social media, was met with mixed reviews after posting about her latest business venture as some questioned her choice to flaunt her lawlessness.
'Wait, you stole from others but want people to pay for your stuff?' said one commenter.
Another branded her a 'laughing stock', adding that she 'messed around and caught felonies.'
The day before she announced the mugshot merchandise, Blackwell also begged her followers for cash, telling her followers, 'All I want to do is go treat myself' as she plugged her Cash App handle.
Blackwell also posted on her Instagram asking users to 'go bless her' and said frequently that she wanted to get her 'toes done'.
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Fell out of the ugly tree. Pulled the pin on a fat grenade half way down.
I wouldn’t wear that to a George Floyd memorial meth fest.
Who is doing this for her? I doubt she set this scam up by herself.
lol.....
Good one......lol.
What could be more cool than wearing a T-shirt 👕 with a fat thief on it?
😂😆😄🤣🤣🤣
I’m not gonna look at her. I’m haven’t and I won’t. I get it pretty much what it is.
But regarding these headlines about meatball, all I can think of is I want a good meatball hero.
Like Trump, she’s gangsta.
From Lawyers.com: https://www.lawyers.com/ask-a-lawyer-question/intellectual-property/pennsylvania
(Answered 11 years and 2 months ago by attorney Hilary B. Miller | 1 Answer | Legal Topics: Intellectual Property)
Q: Does Pennsylvania have a "Son of Sam" law? I am a convicted felon, registered sex offender, and my "victim" was a police officer from a Task Force.
A: Pennsylvania's "Son of Sam" law was repealed in 1995. Most such statutes are or were unconstitutional, and many of them have been repealed or deemed unenforceable.
Wearing a t-shirt with a dead career criminal who O.D’d in front of the cops ? Saint George Floyd ?
😂🤣
Sorry Meatball.
I bought my hoodie from Vice Grip Garage!
https://www.vicegripgarage.com/products/zip-up-eagle-jacket
Exactly. She needs to sell her merchandise through stores so her "fans" can steal it off the rack.
No way. Just no way. Unless they’re into bestiality with whales.
“...’Meatball’ is now selling $45 mugshot hoodies and begging for cash...”
DeSantis campaign really struggling now.
Thanks. I saw that site in a search and the question by the felon, but I kept getting blocked from accessing it. Maybe my VPN. I tried two browsers on my Mac. It seems to be very overzealous in protecting me.
I read other articles saying that the Son of Sam laws were largely deemed unconstitutional.
One thing we all know for sure: she is not a Republican.
All she wants to do is eat herself?
They call her plus sized. How about morbidly obese.
STuffed chocolate twinkie
Seriously.
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