Smule: A Toxic Platform Exposed - Part 3
Organized Bullying: A Business Model?
Smule’s negligence goes beyond mistakes—it has become a **systemic issue**. Bullies recycle fake accounts, manipulate communities, and spread lies without facing consequences. Meanwhile, real singers are silenced. Engagement is monetized, and chaos benefits the platform. In effect, organized bullying is allowed because it keeps users invested, while victims are driven away.
The platform selectively enforces rules. Predators may be removed immediately, but when it comes to harassment campaigns, smear tactics, or impersonation, Smule looks the other way. The discrepancy shows where the priorities lie: the brand is protected, but users are not.
The Cost of Silence
I lost years of recordings, collaborations, and community trust because Smule refused to act. The damage goes beyond lost content—it affects confidence, mental health, and the willingness to share creativity. Paying high subscription fees does not justify the lack of protection or fairness. Premium services should guarantee safety and respect, not expose users to harassment.
Many talented singers have left Smule, silenced by harassment and neglect. This is not a lack of talent—it is a loss of artistry due to a platform that rewards abusers instead of protecting artists.
Final Thoughts
Smule may look magical on the surface, but underneath lies a toxic environment where bullies thrive and victims are ignored. Organized harassment, fake accounts, and smear campaigns are real threats, and the platform’s silence enables them. Users must speak up, report abuse, and support each other to counter this negligence.
The community deserves better: transparency, real moderation, and respect for users’ mental health and creativity. Until Smule implements real protections, the platform remains unsafe, and talented singers will continue to be driven away.
Sharing my experience is not just a personal story—it’s a warning and a call to action. Smule must be held accountable, and the community must stand together to protect artists, creators, and users from the toxic practices allowed to flourish unchecked.
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