@libsoftiktok His reasoning for this seems to be based in the assumption that black people feel unsafe to visit a theatre. From experience here in the UK that is absolutely absurd.
@KatieM12121@MailOnline Speculation or interest would be completely natural but the word in question, regarding the colour of his skin, was “concerned” which is far more sinister.
@Andrew28333502@bruceallan1983@RoyalVariety The word impersonator usually has negative connotations – a person pretending to be someone he or she is not. An impressionist pretends to be another person, but everyone knows that it is an “act” being done for the purpose of entertainment.
@DizzIedime @fightcomps_ Maybe the ones who do that (white, black or any other persuasion) know it’s job-done and have nothing to prove. What would you have done?
@youngypaul@BGT My thoughts exactly! Here’s how the Oxford dictionary defines a semi final:
one of the two games or parts of a sports competition that are held to decide who will compete in the last part (the final)
@rebeccabutlerm2 This surely explains the state of the nation and how social media can influence the masses. Only a handful of the comments here question the authenticity of this meme. One word springs to mind... gullible!
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