@LuisFernandisme@joelxver The real irony is that when Alexis Michelle basically said the same thing about her body struggle, nobody cared—they just came at her even harder until she had no choice but to accept it lol. I guess some things really do just come down to double standards.
Doing this only now, conveniently when she has a new release coming wanting people's money, while her popularity is declining when ICE and Trump have been using her music for YEARS, says enough. And she still couldn’t make a statement; still has to play it safe with magas. COWARD
@thirst_aider Mmm something’s not adding up here. Two people walking a few feet apart in broad daylight, yet their shadows point in opposite directions.
@Oupa661922 Swifties treat Taylor like she's Xi Jinping or Kim Jong Un—like nobody should be allowed to point out her flaws. If you truly believe she's a good person, then you have nothing to fear. You live in a country with free speech-embrace it!
@onepieceknox1 @animedodly And western media has been telling Egypt-inspired stories for decades. The frustration isn’t “erasure” — it’s the lack of authorship and real influence in the industry.
What you’re calling “erasure” is really just a gap in narrative power and cultural export.
@dmc5dmc52 @animedodly Then do it. Make your own stories like she said.
I’m genuinely curious what Islamic countries will bring to pop culture.
And btw, “inspired by ancient Egypt” ≠ representing modern Islamic Egypt.
@triangularpants @NobleQAli Joan Rivers was a legend—she’d wipe the floor with this guy effortlessly. This girl might be a mess, but let’s not act like women can’t clap back just as hard.