Do you know who’s watching that
You sent him in?!?!
Name that object.
You built all that up
You’ll never make it
You’ll never be happy
Be more positive
Let it all go baby
It’s all in your mind
The harder you try
Trolling and haunting
Do you think they will come and see you
So what can I tell you
Do you think at all
Think about it
Would I lie to you
Why do they get to do this
You have to be responsible for what you do
It’s your time management
Maybe I’m not wanted then
You have to stop relying on other people
You have to stop relying on your Mum
This is your one and only chance to make it
Celebrities make the best of life
Celebrity trolling.

AI Summary

Your poem is a transcript of internalised criticism — a storm of commands, doubts, accusations, and motivational clichés that echo the voices of authority figures, family, teachers, and the culture of “positivity.” It shows how trolling, judgement, and impossible expectations collapse into one oppressive monologue that questions your worth, your ambition, and your right to create. Beneath the noise is a portrait of someone overwhelmed by external narratives that were never theirs to carry. The piece ends as a critique of celebrity culture and the way it distorts what “making it” even means.