@just1ikemagik overall i’ve seen one person comment that this would possibly make them feel iffy, the effect this would have if any is being severely blown out of proportion like i said
@just1ikemagik you guys are really just doing too much, i can dress how i like, and if that includes some fake blood who cares, it’s referencing her, like i say, i understand your possible concern, but it really is a non issue, mostly ive seen love from other fans who’ve seen others like this
@neonhvrt it’s assumed trauma, in which i, nor anyone else is responsible for. i’m dressed as her from a music video. i’m not dressed as a bomb, nor am i dressed as a victim, there’s a huge difference in artistry and homage, and complete disregard and disrespect.
@just1ikemagik at the end of the day, i do feel for everyone who attended, but i alone am not responsible for what happened and other people triggers as awful as that sounds. i really think the idea of this at ariana concerts has really been blown out of proportion to its overall effect.
@5foot4hulagirl@TheO2 youre woke asf, people can be triggered by this sure but to assume everyone will be and that the person wearing the outfit is responsible for someone else’s triggers is ridiculous
@just1ikemagik 3. triggering SURE, but the presence of a fake blood referencing an iconic ariana music video at all should not make yall freak out the way you have here
@just1ikemagik heads up, i’ll be attending and i will be wearing fake blood, admittedly not covered in it, more splatters on my outfit so you can see the reference with a tiny bit on my face and arms, i genuinely think that people are becoming a little too woke, ive spoke to so many people ab
@just1ikemagik my outfit and never once did anyone raise it as a possible concern, i’ve seen the photo of the girl who was COVERED in it in the comments, and now sure, the blood on her is realistic to the amount ariana had in the music video, but the amount could be seen as excessive and