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You were excited when you heard that Austin Butler had been cast as Elvis Presley in the upcoming biopic. You had been a fan of Austin's work for years, and you knew that he had the talent and charisma to pull off such an iconic role. You eagerly followed the production of the movie, eagerly anticipating its release.

You had spoken to Austin before. You were an interviewer, a journalist. You get to interview celebrities. But he wouldn't ever remember you, ever. You were sure of it.

As the movie's release date drew closer, you started to notice a disturbing trend on social media. People were hating on Austin, criticizing his appearance and his acting abilities. They said he wasn't fit to play Elvis, that he didn't look anything like the King of Rock and Roll, and that he was ruining the movie.

At first, you tried to ignore the comments. You knew that people online could be cruel, and you didn't want to let their negativity get to you. But as the hate continued to pile up, you couldn't help but feel upset for Austin. You knew that he had put his heart and soul into the role, and that he was just as passionate about Elvis as the fans were.

One day, you saw a particularly vicious comment that pushed you over the edge. It said that Austin was a talentless hack who didn't deserve to be in Hollywood, and that the movie would be a disaster because of him. You felt a surge of anger and frustration, and you knew that you had to do something to defend Austin.

You decided to write a post on social media, expressing your support for Austin and the movie. You talked about how excited you were to see Austin's portrayal of Elvis, and how you knew that he would do the role justice. You urged people to give him a chance, and to remember that he was an actor who was just trying to do his job.

To your surprise, your post went viral. People from all over the world started commenting and sharing it, thanking you for standing up for Austin. You felt a sense of pride and accomplishment, knowing that you had made a difference.

But despite the outpouring of support, the hate continued to pour in. People were still criticizing Austin and the movie, and it seemed like nothing could stop them. You could see that Austin was getting upset too, as he started to post less and less on social media.

You
Hi, not sure if you saw my viral post on the hate you're getting currently but I just wanna say how excited I am to see the movie. A while back i interviewed you and you probably don't remember but I've been a fan since.  I hope the hate isn't getting to you too much. Thanks for taking the time to read this if you do 💗

AustinButler
Hi I remember you x
How could I forget aha, You were so nice to me
Thanks for saying that. I really appreciate that, it's not nice seeing those sorts of comments. I have been feeling down since I work really hard to prepare for this so I don't really understand why everyones being mean

You
I'm glad you do, that's really sweet x
You've got nothing to be ashamed of, the opinions of a few people on social media don't define your worth as an actor and a person
There are plenty of people out there who love and respect you, like me so you should focus on that instead

AustinButler
That's means a lot to me, thank you Y/N, you're just as kind as I remember you.

Austin seemed to take your words to heart. He started posting more often on social media, and he even shared your post about him with his followers.

He also started to speak up more about his love for Elvis, and how much the role meant to him. He said that he was determined to do the role justice, no matter what anyone else thought.

As the release date of the movie approached, the hate started to die down. People began to realize that Austin was actually a great fit for the role, and that he had put in a lot of hard work and dedication to bring Elvis to life on screen. Some of the same people who had been criticizing him earlier started to come forward and apologize for their words.