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Alice Rosenblum Suggests Piper Rockelle’s OF Subscribers ‘Like’ Her Because She Looks ‘Like a Kid’
Piper Rockelle is confronting fellow content creator Alice Rosenblum.
During a tense sit-down shared to Rockelle’s YouTube page last month, the 18-year-old — a content creator and influencer with more than 6 million Instagram followers — told fellow social media personality Rosenblum, 19, that it was time to “address the elephant in the room.”
Rockelle, who uses subscription-based adult platforms and shares racy photographs to her X account, asked Rosenblum why she said in a clip circulating social media that some creators flaunt their bodies despite looking “like a kid.”
“Do you still believe that I just look like a kid?” Rockelle asked Rosenblum head on.
“Yeah,” Rosenblum said, doubling down. “It’s not in like a mean way, but you look like a kid.”
“I mean, you’re hardly developed,” she told Rockelle, pointing to the teenager’s chest. “I’m not trying to be rude. No offense. And you’re so tiny, so I can see why people like you. Like, you look like a kid.”
“I just don’t want to be, like, known as a kid,” Rockelle replied. “I mean, I’m young, but how old are you? You’re not that old.”
Rosenblum, who also creates content on subscription-based adult platforms and was at one point linked to controversial “Looksmaxxing” influencer Clavicular, took some heat for her comments on X.
One user said that the conversation is “disgusting on both ends,” with another simply adding: “That’s disgusting.”
“She’s just saying your mid piper,” one person wrote, referring to the Gen Z slang term for mediocre, “and the only people who likes you are pedos that’s basically what she said.”
“That exchange is exactly the kind of comment that makes a lot of people deeply uncomfortable about certain corners of internet culture,” another wrote.
Rockelle then asked Rosenblum if she has any regrets after putting so much of herself out there on the internet.
“No,” she said. “Honestly, people are going to judge, but honestly I’ve retired my parents, and it’s helped so much. And I love making my fans happy. So, no.”
