@goescore@ltskndl Please use your context clues boo. Apparently I’m taking about in music culture, SPECIFICALLY with Adela. She said herself Black Americans are her biggest inspiration.
@deliriosemfim@ltskndl You’ve got to be stupid. You literally implied that I was trying to make it seem like I was BANNED from listening to the song. I know you’re not stopping shit.
@sarahxeon I’m wasn’t implying that was a bad thing, LOTS and LOTS of people are inspired by black artists. It’s just her fans. They started saying it was just a joke but I’ve been getting bomb and suicide threats over this because I was American.
@charutopontocom@deliriosemfim@ltskndl Weird thing to say when people come here for salvation… like if you hate people you don’t know just because of where they were born please seek therapy. That’s not healthy, I hope you get better.
@sarahxeon It’s actually NOT. This is just an attempt not give us credit for our culture. She literally said herself she was inspired by Black American artists and they heavily influenced her music. So please sybau. It’s worth study music culture a bit and understanding the topic better
@deliriosemfim@ltskndl Nobody said yall are STOPPING us. Because we’re gonna do whatever we want. It’s just funny that yall wanna use our culture and gatekeep it. Yall are ignorant af
@sarahxeon That still dosent take away from the fact that her music is inspired by Black American music culture. So if she meant “the baddest bitchs ain’t in America” then why do they use our pop culture so much?
@southlondonlvr@hottiehop@ltskndl Adela is inspired by African American Music culture. She even said it herself. So saying Americans can’t enjoy something that was inspired by them just doesn’t make sense.