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[Fairly Odd Parents] How wasn't Vicky traumatised by 'Icky Vicky'?

Her idol and celebrity crush, Chip Skylark, dedicated an entire song to hating on her with the help of her bully victim and Chip's new friend,Timmy Turner.

Not only is this song negative towards Vicky, but it's entirely based on describing how gross and unpleasant she is to be around. Chip's concert audience latches onto the song immediately, joining in to reverberate "Icky Vicky" as Vicky flees the scene in tears. Not surprising, given her intense fondness for Chip as her target of puberty-driven infatuation.

What *is* surprising is that Vicky manages to bounce back from this as if it never happened. The only person she genuinely cared about acknowledged her as revolting and horrible through a hit song, becoming as popular as "My Shiny Teeth and Me". How is she still the same person afterwards?
gpt
It's mainly because Vicky is an astonishingly shallow person.  She can't be deeply hurt because there's literally no depth there - she doesn't care very much about other people or what they think, so the "Icky Vicky" fad would piss her off while it was a thing and then be quickly forgotten.