Damson Idris Sparks Buzz After Praising The Block Button

Chile! Damson Idris is making it clear that sometimes the easiest way to protect your peace is with the tap of a button. The actor recently shared his thoughts on one social media feature that has become a favorite for anyone looking to cut out unwanted energy online.

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Damson Idris Says The Block Button Is A Vibe

In an Instagram Story shared this week, Damson Idris showed his appreciation for the block button, writing, “Blocking people is so 🔥 Poof. Now you don’t exist lol.” While the ‘Snowfall’ and ‘F1’ actor didn’t reveal who inspired the post or whether he recently used the feature himself, he appeared to be embracing the idea of removing negativity from his digital space.

Damson Has Roomies Confessing Their Blocks

Fans quickly made their way to The Shade Room’s Instagram comment section and brought all the energy after Damson Idris shared his thoughts on blocking people. Some Roomies admitted they go on blocking sprees all the time, while others started guessing who the actor may have been referring to when he shared the message. A few even revealed who they recently blocked, and chile, the comments had everyone entertained.

One Instagram user @ayojugg said, “He blocked Coogler and Michael B. Jordan 😂 That marvel money bussin’”

This Instagram user @iamjuju_ commented, “My favorite thing to do .. very satisfying”

And, Instagram user @comedian_nodross added, “Until they text u from another number lmao”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @preeconsuelaa joked, “I have 1,400+ people in my block party 😂”

While Instagram user @maleya82 shared, “I LOVE a good block party. I provide the sodas and chairs too 🥳”

Instagram user @quair_ramik said, “Block lori Harvey so I can have my turn bro”

Lastly, Instagram user @couture.lol wrote, “Yup i just blocked keyshia Cole”

Damson Idris Has Been On A “Protect Your Peace” Wave

This isn’t the first time Damson has encouraged people to be mindful of their online presence. Last October, the British-Nigerian star advised his followers—especially younger social media users—to think carefully before posting negative comments, warning that words shared online can impact future opportunities. “The negative things you say online today can burn bridges you haven’t arrived at yet,” he wrote, adding that people should “walk with class and focus on your dream.”