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Far-right Canadian YouTuber Stefan Molyneux has our vote for the creepiest tweet of 2019. He tweeted on Monday that Taylor Swift should start thinking about having children soon because most of her eggs will be gone before too long at her ripe old age of 29.
Molyneux then followed up with, "she'd be a fun mom :)" - We don't know about you all, but we really think the smiley face at the end of that sentence amps up the creep factor significantly.
Scroll down for some of Twitter's disturbed and confused reactions to Molyneux's bizarre tweet.
Far-right Canadian YouTuber Stefan Molyneux has our vote for the creepiest tweet of 2019. He tweeted on Monday that Taylor Swift should start thinking about having children soon because most of her eggs will be gone before too long at her ripe old age of 29.
Molyneux then followed up with, "she'd be a fun mom :)" - We don't know about you all, but we really think the smiley face at the end of that sentence amps up the creep factor significantly.
Scroll down for some of Twitter's disturbed and confused reactions to Molyneux's bizarre tweet.
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