Lillee Jean Project Bullyish Trailer | Delusional Artists Reddit Abuse

In Project Bullyish, Lillee Jean promotes awareness about online torment, stalking, and violations of digital civil rights.

This teaser delves into a segment of the film by Trueman, highlighting how Delusional Artists on Reddit, when Lillee Jean was 15 and a half, expressed intentions to physically harm her and threatened her mother, who was protecting her. As Trueman's mother steps in to defend her daughter, the harassment intensifies. The documentary film and trailer also cover the swatting incident and the repeated civil rights violations by black websites against Trueman.

With Bullyish, my aim is to highlight the issues of online cults, gangstalking, cyberstalking, and harassment. These activities must be stopped. Bullyish is set to premiere in 2023.

Lillee Jean's experience is not captured in a YouTube video or a live Twitch stream. "Bullyish" is a true account of a real woman who was once a little girl - It all started with a Reddit thread when Lillee was 15 and a half, accusing her of being "fake", while under the threads, the admin threatened her life.

At 18, another Reddit thread emerged, repeating the accusations.

It is believed that the 2019 thread was initiated by a troll group hired to target the teenager, as the harassment continued for several years. Troll fake accounts circulated 24/7 hours a day, writing friends, businesses, contacts, and anyone they could get their hands on to intentionally tarnish Trueman's name, brand, and being.

This troll group developed an obsessive fixation on Lillee Jean, creating multiple Twitter accounts to continuously stalk and defame her, with the 2019 Reddit thread resurfacing daily.

The leader of the group, reached out to brands Lillee Jean might have collaborated with, ensuring she was blacklisted in the industry. The troll gathered a group of others who called themselves the "Lillee Jean CLONE Cult," and during the seven years, they doxxed her, made false police reports, and violated her civil rights.

This drew the attention of YouTube content farms. These farms utilize FIVERR to create "VOX STYLE" videos and market trending SEO topics, profiting even from a teenager's story.