While fan engagement is important in 2020, sometimes it can go overboard turn into toxicity.
Earlier this week, Brandi Rhodes deactivated her Twitter account after receiving negative criticism over the membership fee for AEW Heels as well as complaints about the recent direction of AEW’s women's division.
Back in December, Matt and Nick Jackson, The Young Bucks also made the decision to leave Twitter following negative criticism that stemmed from the direction of the AEW Dynamite television show.
In the wake of Brandi leaving Twitter, Matt Jackson took to his Instagram story to further explain why he supports anybody making the decision to leave social media and more surrounding why he and Nick felt the need to get off of Twitter for their own mental health and family well-being.
"I applaud anyone who decides to take a break from social media. Especially the toxic world of Twitter specifically. We logged off when threatening messages were sent to us regularly and finally the last straw came when google map images of our homes were being tweeted to us. It's been a nice break for our mental health. If someone decides to sign off, good for them."
Matt Jackson on why the Bucks left Twitter. pic.twitter.com/EiiJ8qxSAi
— Andy Nemmity (@AndyNemmity) August 9, 2020
You can still see Brandi Rhodes and The Young Bucks on platforms like Instagram and every Wednesday night on AEW Dynamite on TNT.
