Hot take but if you’re Latino/Hispanic and make mixes/music it doesn’t automatically mean you make Latino/Hispanic music it just means you’re a Latino/hispanic artist. Especially if you use primarily American and English old top 100 songs. Your music needs the culture & it’s beat
👑Tiffany calls out the hypocrisy of BB alumni saying it’s their house & being mad that Survivor players are killing it on #BB28 bc BB players didn’t do that well on Survivor. “I think the reason it’s so controversial is because we got Survivor players in the house right now & they are killing it!”
They are never going to give you $9,000 to stay home with your kids. Just like you never got your DOGE check, tariff refund, cheaper groceries, $2 gas, a healthcare plan, or 600% off prescriptions.
At some point, being this gullible becomes a fucking choice.
@Shak3njak3 My issue is the popularity contest they usually do when they have returnees/vets. They get powers, safety, etc because they already have a fan base.
BB28 is pissing me off, I need Taylor to survive this week and go after these hoes. And I need THOG out of my house!!!! She’s lucky I’m not in the house.
@KillaKreww The singular "they" and "them" is not a new invention.
It dates back to the 14th century (the 1300s). Famous authors, such as Geoffrey Chaucer and William Shakespeare, used these words to refer to a single person for hundreds of years before the 20th century.
Sooooo…. Bias doesn’t always look like slurs or violence. Sometimes it looks like who gets isolated first, who gets believed least, who gets labeled “too much,” and who becomes the easiest person to vote out. That’s exactly why these conversations matter.
This is exactly why I’d love to do another TV show. I genuinely believe people like myself, and so many other alphabet people I know, can become the anomaly that challenges those social patterns. Sometimes all it takes is someone refusing to fit into the role people subconsciously assign them. The more we’re seen as fully realized, complex people instead of stereotypes or …”the other,” the harder those biases become to maintain.