To summarize: hair didn’t fall out after the braids - ignore the thumbnail; she got them because she was going through something she’s not willing to share. Does not appreciate the discourse that ensued. Don’t be influenced to the same.

Although you’re free to do what you like, it’s important to develop your skills in decision making. Being impulsive is a cute quirk during adolescence, but as an adult it shows a lack of control and needing instant gratification regardless of potential harm.

Dear Chizi, I really love your content and how bold you are, but I don't think you should be shocked at the responses you got considering you spent time and money to get work done, only to make an impulsive decision that is potentially harmful to all the work you put in prior. I think your viewers just expected a more responsible and self-controlled decision. It is not reflecting good decision making on your part. Sometimes, viewers speak wrongly and we all know that, but I think this particular situation is more of a consequence of your action and not the internet simply trying to hate on you.

You are free, of course, to do you because you have free will and you're an adult, but you are also a public figure, so the things you do and share publicly will be judged and commented on unfortunately. You are not just an influencer, but you are also a leader in the media space since you have a platform that reaches millions likely. That is responsibility right there. Your actions communicate more than you may imagine and speak beyond just yourself. This situation communicates that it's okay to take impulsive actions even if they can de destructive to hard work you've done. It may seem subtle, but it's powerful.

Yeah I wouldn’t get braids 3 months after a transplant, but it’s not my head. Glad it worked out for you.

I absolutely do not condone the vitriol, absolutely not! However I gotta be honest, I’ve followed you for years! And it gets to a point where all the issues and mishaps and setbacks start to feel self inflicted and ragebaity. While we’ll never know truly what’s going on with you in your personal life just wanted to give some insight on how it can come across. The think pieces are out of hand 🙄

People should NEVER be calling you out your name though like, no.

It's good that your hair didn't fall out but I still wouldn't recommend anyone getting box braids on a fresh hair transplant.

I feel like she’s doing this stuff on purpose at this point. Because why? If not just for content

Idk what’s going on with you Chizi… I don’t leave negative comments, ever, but your channel has had me question your critical thinking skills for some time. Your content stopped aligning with me, but I wish you well, always.

When I tell you, no amount of YT coins is worth all the think pieces and weird meta relationships that people have with creators. Low key scary.

if a topic is so sensitive that you don't want hate comments for it, then don't post it at all. Influencers act like they have to share everything to relate to their audience and to keep people coming back, but that is not true. It is okay to keep some things private. And don't clickbait with shocking thumbnails. I'm blocking Chzi

I wouldn’t want to put that type of stress on my new follicles but not my edges 🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️

scalp is literally the central part of your branding so ofc it was jarring to see that you put the health of your scalp at risk. really worrisome actually. it makes me queasy thinking about all this scalp stuff 🥴

Oh you actually did get braids i thought it was a wig😩

All I'm going to say is that my British Trichologists and British Dermatologist do not recommend braided extensions or cornrows when healing with any kind of hair loss. If your American cosmetologist specialises in hair loss and thinks that you can get braids who am I to question their professional opinion? I don't know everything. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤷🏾‍♀️ I can hold my hands up and say "I do not know what is happening so I can't comment for a critical judgement." 😅😂🤣🙈

Girl, I know you didn't suffer the bad consequences of getting braids so soon after your hair transplant. But relax. I'm restoring my edges after years of ponytail damage for almost 4 years with braiding cornrows. Our hair is like plants, especially the houseplants we have. We need to treat our hair with care.

Sis I have adhd you remind me of myself

Well, I think that as an influencer you can't expect to only attract positive comments. That does not work like that in real life. It is unpleasant in real life, I am sure it is 10k times worse with the number of people commenting. Your decision even though motivated was not well thought...did you deserve to be bullied for it...I don t think so. Wishing you well on your journey.

I questioned why you did but I also feel like you’re a very wise girl so I know you wouldn’t just make that mistake on purpose

Continue to shine. Glad you are being true to self first. It is amazing how loosely words can be typed without thought to their impact on others Take care

Hmmm...at some point, one starts to wonder, do some of you just do these clearly unadviseable things for the views? Afterall, it's crowded on these internet streets, and everyone's attention is prime property...all the best with it all Ms Chizi..genuinely mean that, hope you don't turn yourself into a human pin-cushion, you know, for the views and all.