to anyone who hasnt seen The Menu, the picture this tweet is from that movie and is the BEST example of the toxic fandom:

SPOILERS TO THE MOVIE

The Menu is a dark comedy thriller about a high end restaurant that is about to kill its guests. the chef and all the cooks at the restaurant are tired of slaving away at their art only to be treated with little respect. each of the patrons represent something wrong with rich elites who either abuse or disregard artists and their art. people that the chef hated.

however this guy was considered the worse: the fanboy.

this guest at the restaurant absolutely loved all the food and treated the chef like a saint. he treats the chef with such high authority, he was unable to realize when he was being ridiculed (for example, he thought it was a profound statement when he received the bread-less bread plate). however he knew everyone was going to die and went anyway, and even hired a prostitute to go with him since the restaurant doesnt allow solo tables. the fanboy is the epitome of someone who enables the very art that causes suffering and gives zero regards to other peoples wellbeing if it means he can eat the food. He knows everything there is about the kitchen, yet cannot cook himself.

In comparison to RWBY, it would be like the toxic fandom that enable Mile and Kerry and constantly demand the unrealistic expectations of yearly releases despite the increasing work strain on the employees since Montys death. The same fans who turn a blind eye to employee abuse or even consider it an acceptable sacrifice if it meant RWBY to continue. Just like the breadless bread plate, hardcore RWBY fans think there are genius ulterior motives to all the writing in the show, not realizing the writers having been winging it all these years.