Aussie comedian brutally roasts Clementine Ford and Abbie Chatfield amid their bitter online 'feminist feud'
An Australian comedian has weighed in on the bitter online war of words brewing between Clementine Ford and Abbie Chatfield.
The pair of media personalities have been exchanging barbs since online Clementine accused Abbie of profiting from the 'performance of being politically engaged' in the run-up to the Australian Federal Election.
Now comedian Lisa Jane Spencer has served a savage takedown of the feminist content creators and it is sending her fans wild.
The satirical video, dubbed The Feminist Feud, begins with Lisa, dressed as Clementine, typing her thoughts into her diary.
'Dear Clementine,' she says. 'Today, I'm the best and realest feminist activist in the world, unlike Abbie Chatfield, who thrives on performative activism and prioritises personal gain over actual systemic change.'
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The clip then cuts to parody Clementine deciding what to post to social media to engender the most anger.
Lisa then brings out her best Abbie Chatfield, who is seen breaking down in tears and struggling to get her words out.
'Please stop with the character assassination,' parody Abbie says.
'This is so f***ing triggering....Clementine, stop defaming me.'
Lisa then appears as a TV news anchor delivering a live bulletin where she says: 'And now a word from everyone that Abbie Chatfield has done the same thing to.'
She then says to a producer off camera: 'We don't have enough time? There's too many people that she's done that to?'
Parody Clementine is back diarising where she adds: 'Furthermore, if you disagree with her, you're either a troll, unintelligent or jealous,' with a cheeky laugh.
Back to parody Abbie, still on the verge of tears, who adds: 'I guess she's just obsessed with me.'
'Obviously, I've got an amazing boyfriend. She's probably just jealous.'
The hilarious clip was met with a flurry of comments from fans and those who had been following the online stoush.
'I'm hooked! This is so good!' one excited viewer offered, while another jumped in with: 'The bestest ever battle of the worst binfluencers. Comedic gold.'
A third suggested: 'You didn't even have to make any of it up! Great job, but satire may be dead.'
The latest development in the online saga came when Clementine wrote on her Dear Clementine blog on Substack that some influencers like Abbie profit from the 'performance of being politically engaged' while criticising anyone who disagrees with them.
Abbie responded with a video post on Instagram in which she called out Clementine.
'She's literally writing a burn book about me and doing insults like "She thinks she's so hot",' she said.
'What a weirdo - Oh my God.'
Abbie finished off the clip with a plea to the writer.
'Clementine, take a step back from the internet. Take a step back from Reddit please.'
Abbie later returned to the platform in tears as the social media war of words took a dark turn.
She accused Clementine of 'trolling' her, and said it was affecting her mental health and made her feel unsafe.
'I get it enough from people on the right and trolls and men that hate me and want to threaten me and want me dead. Please stop dehumanising me,' she wept.
'Please, you can criticise my content, you can criticise my work, just - I'm begging you - stop lying about my intentions.
'Stop saying that I have a personality disorder. You don't know me. This is so f****ing triggering I just want her to stop.'
'It isn't working, you're discouraging others... Please, I'm just trying to do what I can to help.
'I just don't understand why she's so adamant on proving that I'm awful. I don't get it. This is so incredibly stressful and awful what she is doing.'
'I'm scared of her. Please stop, Clementine. I am begging you to stop,' she sobbed.
'You don't know me at all, you're a stranger. I deal with so much, every single day. I deal with insults every single day, I do not need it from you because you know that when you say it you validate it for people on the left.
'You are f**ing my mental health. Please f***ing stop.'
She then posted screenshots of comments made by the writer, calling Chatfield an 'idiotic narcissist', 'completely shallow' and a 'deeply basic thinker'.
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