Kylie Jenner is coming under fire for her latest Instagram post, with followers all saying the same thing in response to the new photo.
The post in question, shared over the weekend, sees Kylie and boyfriend Travis Scott hugging while standing on what looks to be airport tarmac in front of two huge planes.
Kylie, 24, added a caption alongside the post, writing, "you wanna take mine or yours?" - seeming to point towards her and Travis' respective private jets in the pic.
Followers have been quick to call Kylie out for the post and caption, with criticism largely focusing on issues of pollution, sustainability and climate change in response to the couple's two jets.
Fans took to Kylie's Insta comments to share their responses, with one sarcastically writing, "[Whose] plane should we pollute the earth [with] today?" while another similarly added, "Your waste of gas emissions or mine? π."
A third simply wrote, "Global warming who? π." Meanwhile, others compared Kylie and Travis' jets to their own efforts to be more sustainable. One commented, "But itβs us who must use paper straws π©," with another adding, "Girl what am I recycling for?"
More followers honed in on Kylie and Travis' immense wealth shown in the post, with one commenting, "This display of wealth is unbelievable. So detached from the common person's struggles." Meanwhile, another sarcastically wrote, "This is so relatable Kylie!"
Still, some followers appeared to be on board with the post, with mum Kris Jenner commenting, "Decisions Decisions ππ," while sister Kourtney Kardashian replied, "Yours please π€."
Kardashian-Jenner pal Malika Haqq also added, "BIG VIBES," with twin Khadijah adding a fire "π₯" emoji.
This isn't the first time Kylie has faced criticism in recent months. The cosmetics founder and mum Kris came under fire following a May episode of The Kardashians, with fans calling the pair out for living "on another planet," in response to scenes which saw them getting excited over trips to the supermarket, petrol station and car wash.
Kylie is yet to publicly respond to the backlash.
We have reached out to reps for comment.
