History YMMV / BIA

** Carmín was also right to call the Fundom gang out for displaying the same behavior as Laix when they accused her of hacking the place, but they brush this off thinking she's being unreasonable and state that they're different from Laix. Daisy even has the gall to say that Carmín is the same fake person like before, especially bringing up how she [[CrocodileTears fake cried]] in her videos, and her redemption is all just an act, as if Carmín wasn't so depressed and didn't learn from her mistakes back when ''her'' career was destroyed by Mara.

* StrawmanHasAPoint: For as selfish and a cheat as he is, Marcos wasn't ''absolutely'' wrong in pointing out how severe their accusation against LAIX for hacking them is, even when they don't have proof that can fully support it, both when he sets them up to turn their followers against them and publicly during the Dancing Games when he unmasked himself as Giovanni (or so they thought), going on an angry tirade about it. Still, they act as if they were a bunch of know-it-all teenage detectives who enjoy blaming people they hate so much based on their personal feelings.

** Manuel becomes this in season 2. While his anger at both Victor and Antonio for lying to him about the accident (and Antonio being his father) is quite understandable, however, he blows it out of proportion with Bia as he starts behaving very cold and rude, which further alienates Bia from him.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Paula was massively hated since she was introduced over how badly she treated Manuel and her pettiness toward the Urquizas. However, in season 2, she's more positively received when she apologizes to Manuel seeing that he's not to blame for Antonio's mistakes, her friendship with Carmin, opposing Mara dating her son Alex, and defending him to Antonio due to him controlling every aspect of his career, but this doesn't mean Paula is on good terms with the Urquizas either as she is still in the dark about the accident and is sure that Helena was the one who drove and not her deceased son Lucas, who was a minor.

* RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap: Paula was massively hated since she was introduced over how badly she treated Manuel and her pettiness toward the Urquizas. However, in season 2, she's more positively received when she apologizes to Manuel seeing that he's not to blame for Antonio's mistakes, her friendship with Carmin and opposing Mara dating her son Alex, but this doesn't mean Paula is on good terms with the Urquizas either as she is still in the dark about the accident and is sure that Helena was the one who drove and not her deceased son Lucas, who was a minor.

* TrueArtIsAngsty: After DIY crafts don't work out for her as a way to get over her breakup, Chiara desides to channel her pain into writing poetry, lampshading this trope.

* DesignatedHero: The entire FUNDOM gang in season 2 can count for pretending to support Carmín when she reiterates her innocence for the hacking, only to repay her kindness to them by launching an investigation into her to prove if she's ''really'' guilty, which goes against their ''so-called'' [=BeU=] principle about inclusion and diversity. Their apology after they realize it wasn't her doesn't really help matters.

* DesignatedHero: The entire FUNDOM gang in season 2 can count for pretending to support Carmín when she reiterates her innocence for the hacking, only to repay her kindness to them by launching an investigation into her to prove if she's ''really'' guilty, which goes against their ''so-called'' [=BeU=] principle about inclusion and diversity.

* CatharsisFactor: [[spoiler:Marcos finally being exposed for hacking the FUNDOM after all he put them through, felt immensely cathartic, especially after how he framed Carmín for the deed in an attempt to get away with it.]]

** Believe or not ([[HorribleJudgeOfCharacter and that includes you Jandino]]), Alex counts as well. Ever since the accident that resulted in his brother Lucas' death, he's been often neglected by his parents, mostly because of Víctor's delicate wheelchair state that Paula dedicated herself to taking care of him while Antonio worked to provide for them, with it being the reason why he opened his [=SoyAlex=] channel, he only wanted to be noticed.
** Mara is very despisable and unsupportive, but you can't really blame her when Carmín, the then-AlphaBitch at LAIX, treated her very poorly. This is what triggers her FaceHeelTurn.

* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: Paula is more of a jerk than an actual villain, given that she suffered from the accident and kept taking her anger out on Manuel, the son of [[spoiler:his husband Antonio's mistress]], while also throwing hateful comments at the Urquizas, due to being a victim of Antonio's lies about the accident.

** Believe or not, Alex counts as well. Ever since the accident that resulted in his brother Lucas' death, he's been often neglected by his parents, mostly because of Víctor's delicate wheelchair state that Paula dedicated herself to taking care of him while Antonio worked to provide for them, with it being the reason why he opened his [=SoyAlex=] channel, he only wanted to be noticed.

** Pixie. She's been cyberbullied due to her boyish appearance, something that forced to close her social media account, and did not have the courage to open up to someone about it. She gets better as the first season progresses.

** Helena. It's clear that the accident has marked her ever since. She developed amnesia from the heavy crash and couldn't remember a thing and thought she was all alone until she met Thiago and he helped her out. However, she feels hurt by Paula blaming her for the accident, then apalled to realize that Victor framed her for it, which makes her a sad character to watch. Also, while she misses Bia and wants to be with her, she just can't bring herself to, fearing that she will never forgive her for abandoning her family 10 years ago.

** Helena. It's clear that the accident has marked her ever since. She developed amnesia from the heavy crash and couldn't remember a thing and thought she was all alone until she met Thiago and he helped her out. However, she feels hurt by Paula blaming her for the accident, then apalled to realize that Victor framed her it, which makes her a sad character to watch. Also, while she misses Bia and wants to be with her, she just can't bring herself to, fearing that she will never forgive her for abandoning her family 10 years ago.

** Manuel. The poor guy just can't catch a break. His entire life has been nothing but a lie. [[spoiler:First, he was conceived through an affair his mother had with Antonio, a married man, which causes his stepmother Paula to take her anger out him. And, to put a nail on the coffin, Victor, his only close relative, also lied to him about the accident]].

** Bia. She's lost her big sister, Helena, [[spoiler:[[HesJustHiding or at least that what she thinks]]]], then has to deal with her parents' disapproval of Manuel, whom she's in love with, due to him belonging to the family that has been feuded with them over the accident that took place 10 years ago.

** As of the second season finale, Thiago presumably ends up becoming one after the viewers witnessed the touching meeting betweeen Victor and Helena, and the latter's voice message she sends to Thiago, saying that she loved him no matter what.

** Manuel. The poor guy just can't catch a break. His entire life has been nothing but a lie. [[spoiler:First, he was conceived through an affair his mother had with Antonio, a married man, which causes his stepmother Paula to take her anger out him. And, to put a nail on the coffin, Victor, his only close relative, also lied to him about the accident]].

** The FUNDOM gang, especially Daisy, can count as well for investigating Carmín to prove if she's involved in the hackings and keep on accusing her for something she didn't do when they don't have proof that says otherwise. Carmín also points out the double standard with LAIX about accepting anyone as equal.

** The FUNDOM gang, especially Daisy, can count as well for investigating Carmín to prove if she's involved in the hackings and keep on accusing her for something she didn't do when they don't have proof that says otherwise. Carmín also points out the double standard with LAIX about this.