Hey, @BigSean Naya says otherwise
HER OWN WORDS. She didn’t like your shitty ass song!
Being FORCED to accept something and truly liking them are two different things.
Thanks @riverasgirl for posting the info:
@KatieMilan4541 Same. I’m mostly in denial. I really had a special place in my ❤️ for her and it’s too much. Can’t imagine how her family and the cast is handling it 😢
“Shake It Out” is one of my fave glee covers. Naya’s voice is so powerful & pure and @MsAmberPRiley & @JennaUshkowitz sound beautiful. These harmonies are perfect. 🤍
This is so unfair...there's not enough words to express the hole left in everyone's hearts. I can't believe this is life now. I don't know if I'll ever believe it. You were just here... We were just in the back… https://t.co/r6tZ5fGky1
This is an opportunity for us to be better, to support and to hope a human being can get better. It's easy to laugh and make jokes at something we don't personally have to confront, but it's also just as easy to have empathy for struggle because we alll have had to confront that.
Here's the thing: as the public, we've been witness to too many troubling times for public figures. It's so so unbelievably easy to forget they're not a fictional character in your head, but a real human with family and friends and who very possibly needs helps and is in crisis.
It's also been extraordinary to see the countless articles about her talent & skill. We knew how brilliant she was because we got to see her work every day, but credit is so rarely given where it's truly due, so thank you to the writers out there for your thoughtful articles.
As strange as it is grieving the loss of a friend who was a public person, it has been endlessly comforting reading what Naya has meant to so many of you, even if you did not know her personally. It's helped me during this awful time to see how far her light reached.