You guys threw that popcorn pop and listen.

That's my favorite town, though.

That's Instagram influencers Sophia Roe.

She's a chef.

She's also a host of the Vice TV show Counter Space.

Over the years, she's built a career on being candid and funny

through her Instagram videos.

I'm just a person on Instagram that likes to chat and cook mushrooms

and bake.

I think that for me, my community is so great because I have started my

Instagram being myself and have continued to be myself.

But if you're on the internet today, you know that it's not always a

safe place to be.

And for Sophia, a black woman, it's been pretty rough at some points.

Dang, whoa, this is a lot of like real casual racism going on.

For Sophia, the trolls really did get to her mental health.

And the harassment made her reassess her relationship with social media.

It's interesting, like social media is a tool to connect.

It's wonderful, but I think that's also really problematic at the same time.

So it's like great for community, but then it's also like for community.

You know, it's really, really strange.

Sophia's experience is probably sounding familiar.

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