So to @DiRealShaggy: I honestly change the station whenever your songs come on, because I still can't believe you wouldn't sign a notebook for a kid just because they hadn't spent money on your CD at the event.
Long rant about @DiRealShaggy coming up after seeing him in #SuperBowl#SuperBowlLV
I LOVED Shaggy as a kid, idolized him. I went to Rumba in Sydney, a concert where he was performing. My friend and I were 10 or 11 years old and her parents took us.
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He asked me if I had bought a CD at the event for him to sign. I said no (I was 10 or 11 at the time and only had enough money for one snack). @DiRealShaggy refused to sign my notebook, citing that he only signed CDs people bought at the event.
Friends in Australia, I know you're far away. I know this must be strange to watch from home. But please don't sit back making jokes about what's happening. This is a very sad day. Blood has been shed, democracy has been attacked. Now is the time to send condolences, not jokes ❤️
Considering that armed protesters broke into the building, overwhelmed Capitol police, interrupted the process of certifying Electoral College votes and forced the evacuation of the vice president of the United States and members of Congress, “protest” may be too mild a word.
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@sarangisays I'm an Aussie who moved to the US, and I am HERE for this. My god, moving countries is so goddamn difficult and they hardly touched on that.
@fuzzymania_@DocKamran@WasAlwaysDRunk Oh it's definitely a huge problem in Australia. I'm from Sydney and couldn't believe some of the stuff people said growing up.