A LITTLE ABOUT US

Public figures.
Personal opinions.

Love or Diss is a place to explore how visitors feel about the people in the spotlight.

Discover. Decide. See the picture.

Browse actors, musicians, athletes, and creators. Open a profile, choose Love or Diss, and see the current results. You can change your choice or remove it at any time from the same browser.

What a vote means

Love means a positive opinion. Diss means a negative opinion. Neither is a factual claim about a person. Results reflect participating visitors, not the views of the general public or a scientific poll.

We use an essential cookie to recognize a browser and keep one active vote per profile. No account is required. A browser identity is not a verified person: clearing cookies or using another browser can allow another vote. Automated abuse checks and rate limits reduce misuse but cannot guarantee unique voters.

Real votes, from zero

Every profile starts with zero votes. We never invent votes to make a profile look popular. Rankings require 5 votes of the selected kind for Today and 5 for Week; Month, Year and All start at 1. Vote totals are shown alongside percentages; results can change quickly with a small sample.

Keep the focus on public work

Our initial catalog includes adults who work in public life. Profiles show a name and category, and an identifying image when one is available. Administrators keep a source reference for each profile. Comments are open on every profile. Read published comments without voting. Choose Love or Diss on that person to write a comment. Anyone can report a comment without voting. Google is not required to comment. Ordinary comments are published immediately. Detected spam is held for review. Clear threats and private information are held for review before publication, and you can delete your own comments from the same browser. An optional account can hold mutes and other account tools. We do not accept harassment, threats, private information, or coordinated abuse.

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