Chris Olsen, a 27-year-old influencer, publicly addressed accusations from his ex, Patrick Johnson, who shared a story about an incident after a Taylor Swift concert. In his response, Chris emphasized that he would not apologize this time, highlighting that he has often apologized when unnecessary while others with worse actions have not. He discussed his early life lessons on accountability and how he believes that stories are never black and white, urging those who quickly judged him to reconsider. Chris expressed his indifference toward people who dislike him, stating that he does not want their attention or engagement with his content. Lastly, he mentioned personal difficulties, such as the recent loss of his childhood dog, which have left him with little patience for the current situation, indicating a need for personal closure rather than public appeasement.

Chris Olsen responded to accusations from his ex, Patrick Johnson, who shared a story following a Taylor Swift concert, by choosing not to apologize this time, despite previously doing so for lesser reasons.

He expressed frustration that many individuals guilty of more severe actions continue to thrive without taking accountability, contrasting this with his personal experiences of over-apologizing.

Chris highlighted the complexity of personal stories, insisting that narratives are rarely one-sided, and criticized those who immediately believed the negative portrayal of him without seeking his perspective.

He conveyed a strong message to his critics, stating that he does not desire their approval or engagement with his content, and acknowledged his proficiency in maintaining visibility online.

Amidst addressing the public controversy, Chris shared personal struggles, including the recent death of his childhood dog, which contributed to his current state of exhaustion and disinterest in the ongoing drama.

Chris Olsen is defending himself.

The 27-year-old influencer spoke out following ex Patrick Johnson calling him out on TikTok and sharing a story about an experience after a Taylor Swift concert.

After seemingly indirectly responding to the posts, Chris addressed it more directly in a new video on Monday (April 28).

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“I’ve gotten on here and apologized for things I probably didn’t need to more than once. Meanwhile, there are people who are actually problematic, abusive, who have committed crimes, who have never gotten on here and apologized, and they seem to somehow have a thriving career still,” he began.

“But I learned really early on in childhood and in my early teenage years that apologizing and taking accountability and just figuring out what I did wrong was way easier than admitting to myself that maybe someone else just wanted to hurt me. So what I’m not going to do right now is get on here and apologize and hold myself accountable and defend myself to try to win people back who heard a story where I was 100% evil and the other person was 100% good and believed it immediately,” Chris said.

“That’s not true for any story. Even when someone else has very directly hurt me, I still know there are ways that I must have been in the wrong as well. If someone hears a story about you that lacks nuance, and they’re not interested in hearing your side, they never liked you to begin with. There is no point in trying to change their minds.”

“I don’t want you to like me because I don’t like you. I don’t want you to watch my content. I wish you wouldn’t engage with my content. I wish you would stop talking about me. I’m sorry if I keep showing up on your For You page and you can’t escape me because I’m good at my job, but you can’t arrest me for that,” he went on.

“And let’s say, based on a recent story that was told on the internet, I didn’t have a side to tell because the other side was just 100% true. I wish that was the worst thing that happened to me in a relationship. I didn’t even want to address this, but my childhood dog just had to be put down. I’m running out of f–ks to give. I might shave my head on Thursday,” Chris concluded.

Find out more about the initial post calling him out.

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