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Twitter Reacts to 106 & Park's #AskDraya Hashtag

It pretty much turned into a slander fest.

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Internet slander has never reached the level it reached it did yesterday on Twitter, and if you're wondering what exactly happened, it started with a simple hashtag.

Yesterday, BET's 106 & Park started the #AskDraya hashtag for VH1 reality television star Draya Michele who appeared on their hit reality series, Basketball Wives: LA. What was supposed to be a friendly interactive Q&A for fan's of the model and video vixen—who is set to make a guest appearance at 106 & Park on Thursday—back fired and turned into a slander fest.

The 25-year-old vixen, born Andraya Michele Howard, was arrested back in 2010 on a charge of endangering the welfare of a child when she left her then 7-year-old son home alone while she was (allegedly) out stripping. If there wasn't a better time for Twitter trolls to take over a Q&A to tear apart the young single mother for poor parenting, this was certainly the time.

Here's how Twitter reacted to 106 & Park's #AskDraya hashtag. (Seriously, Draya. Unlike Twitter, we actually believe you aren't the worst mother ever. God bless.)

Written by Anthony Osei (@ILLIONAIRE)

Homie's just living up to his Twitter handle.

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@LordBurgess

Oh my.

*Vegeta tears*

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That's enough.

@DrePharaoh

We'll never really know for sure.

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We hope not. We really do.

Only time will tell.

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Keep in mind that Vine clips are limited to six seconds.

Damn, damn, damn.

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Yeah. He took it there.

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Holy crap.

We pray to God this isn't the case.

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Too far, bruh.

@NameIsCorey

The slander writes it self sometimes.

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This is wrong on so many levels.

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Not a lot, hopefully.

The awkward moment when this may actually be true.

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We send our condolences.

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