Lynette Adkins isn’t exactly the person you’d expect to kickstart a social media conversation about international terrorism, and how Osama bin Laden might have done the right thing by ordering the 9/11 terrorist attacks. For one thing, Lynette Adkins is a recent college graduate whose latest video on YouTube is entitled, “getting hotter & making friends in LA.” And in 2021, Adkins was profiled by The Los Angeles Times, not for her great insights on world affairs, but because of her videos on, “college life, skin and hair care,” including “a tutorial for Black women growing out their natural hair.” Adkins, the Times reported, was mainly successful because she often told her followers — which now number well over 200,000 on various social media platforms — how they could quit their white-collar jobs and become a vapid social media personality like herself.
But just a couple of days ago, Adkins offered an insight into a very different topic. Claiming she was in the midst of an existential crisis, Adkins posted this short video on TikTok:
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