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Also, I like more when I have specific theme or task (like in these spin-offs) than when the theme is open bcs I start overthinking and making it too “pop” just to appeal to the majority

How? 🤣

That’s because here I don’t have anyone to ask for an opinion, so I’m submitting it for my own soul 🤣🤣 I love my mexican wave

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We loVe Gina Dirawi

My 12p was Wholune and 8p Zanmatony

I’ll keep participating until I make it to the final xD, and then I’ll see what happens next, since our tastes generally differ quite a bit.

don’t think I’ll qualify even with these two deductions

The comments during the listening were interesting. I wouldn’t say they were good, but definitely interesting. Anyway, I sent what I liked, so we’ll see how it goes. Also I voted yesterday.

No, that’s what you’re saying. I asked that because of the conclusions people make. There are so many online examples that leave a negative impression, so it’s natural to wonder if there are positive moments too (specifically about her interactions with people). Also, the argument that people are now making conclusions about her based on rumors isn’t entirely accurate, because there are videos where she pointed at a person at the airport and her bodyguard approached that person, and people are therefore more inclined to believe she did the same thing here, since she has done similar things in the past. It’s simple. People are more likely to believe this story if similar things have happened before. That’s why I asked whether there are any moments online where you can see other side of her.

Aelandor for the win

Is there any video of Chappell Roan online where she is kind to someone in public? So we can see her softer side too?

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First, there was the situation in New York where fans approached her on the street to take pictures, and she said that it wasn’t normal for her, that it was a “crazy type of behavior.” People who really love her and listen to her music think they’re close to her, etc. So does that mean we’re all crazy for loving an artist and wanting a photo with them? Then came Paris Fashion Week, right in the middle of Paris, during an event with the biggest fashion brands and full media coverage, where all the other major celebrities were also present. What did she think and expect? It’s like me going into a some ghetto and then blaming the people there for surrounding me, instead of taking responsibility for having gone there myself. Then, specifically regarding the child in São Paulo: those people brought the child to her concert because she listens to and loves Chappell’s music. At that hotel where they were, Sabrina, Lewis Capaldi, and other Lollapalooza performers were also staying, and the child was perfectly fine taking pictures with all of them. She turned herself into one of the biggest pop woke queer activists how can she expect to have no feedback or interaction with the public? And then, at the end of the concert, after all of this, she thanked her security team. That’s fine in itself, but at the moment when the drama was happening, it was really ambiguous, because the security defended her from an 11-year-old child?! And then, after all that, she films two videos lying in bed in pajamas, saying she had nothing to do with it, that she didn’t see anyone, didn’t tell anyone anything. But if she already has a history of rejecting her fans, her security is going to act according to the instructions they’ve been following while working with her. If that little girl had actually reached her, the security would have been “at fault” and probably fired, lol. And the simplest way for her to wash her hands of this situation is just to put all the responsibility on that one person, because nobody cares who he is. There’s even a clip from the plane where Chappell points at someone filming her, and her security immediately goes after him, lmao. The other thing is that she has stalkers, but at this point she only needs attack dogs instead of security to bite anyone who tries to approach her. It’s genuinely unrealistic that someone chooses to be a celebrity and then treats the people who love her like this. I get it, people love her and want to defend her. But being upset about fans trying to see you when you’re a public figure isn’t moral outrage. it’s just the reality of choosing fame. I wish the world were a better place, but I’m responsible for my own choices and actions. I don’t know if she even has a PR team guiding her, but there’s no way she can change this. Nobody is going to stop filming her she chose to be at the center of media attention. She’s not a victim. She chose this.

I get that you appreciate her activism, and that’s fair. I’m not commenting on that, I’m talking about how she handled that specific situation. Those are two different things. You’re talking about her activism. I’m talking about her behavior. Not the same thing.

It’s easy to talk about “setting boundaries” when you have security around you. Do ordinary people have that kind of protection? Not really. What bothers me is the disconnect. Speaking from a place of privilege while framing it as if it applies universally. She has always come across as blunt and, at times, inconsiderate. In this situation as well, the approach felt careless: addressing a sensitive topic while lying in bed, without showing much awareness of how it might affect the child involved. To me, it doesn’t read as strength or composure, but rather as a lack of emotional awareness. Not exactly a “diva” but perhaps more of a drama queen.

When I was little, I liked Liverpool because I was in love with Fernando Torres 🤣

I agree with you on a moral level, but that’s idealistic, the world doesn’t operate that way, and no amount of personal attitude will change the system. Does she really think any other public figure genuinely enjoys being constantly observed and photographed? If this kind of attention bothers her, the only logical choice would be to avoid putting herself in those situations, rather than confronting them head-on and then acting as if she’s somehow “standing up” for herself. The world doesn’t revolve around her, and her actions are fundamentally at odds with the expectations she claims to have.

This is literally their job, and as long as she’s in a public space, they’re legally allowed to photograph her. That’s how they make a living. This wasn’t some invasion of a private setting, it happened in the middle of the street, where she was fully visible as a public figure. Also, her van was right there, and she could have simply gotten in and left the situation if it made her uncomfortable. Instead, she chose to stay and film them back. At that point, it kind of undermines the argument because she’s essentially doing the same thing she’s criticizing. If the issue is consent and discomfort, then mirroring the behavior doesn’t really solve it, it just turns it into a back-and-forth. Exactly just like other public figures, she has to accept that this comes with the territory. What does she expect to say “I don’t like being filmed” and suddenly the whole industry that literally builds itself around photographing and covering public personalities is going to stop? That’s not reality, that’s an illusion. Being known, having a public presence, it always comes with that exposure, and no one gets a free pass just because it’s uncomfortable for someone.

She needs to realize that she’s a public figure and not just a random person like she once said in one of her live streams. These aren’t encounters between two random people, but between ordinary people and a public figure. It’s completely understandable that she might not like that (I wouldn’t either) but you don’t go around trashing your fans and pushing them away just because you’re uncomfortable with people approaching you for a photo. I don’t think this footballer would have any reason to lie, and on the other hand, Chappell has a history of how she treats fans and the kinds of statements she makes, which never really work in her favor. Yes, it’s hard to maintain privacy and peace when you’re famous, but you can still behave with dignity. She is well-known, yes, but not nearly as much as some other public figures who have never made statements like Chappell or put down their fans in that way. Yes, people can be weird and difficult, and there are all kinds of them, but she’s not the only public figure who has to deal with that. And that situation in Paris, when she was filming paparazzi who were filming her what exactly did she do differently from what she was accusing them of? It would have been more dignified if she had simply gotten into the car and left; this way, she really makes herself come across as quite ...

Do you have a thread where you discuss or gossip about celebrities who struggle to deal with their fans and, to put it mildly, behave a bit oddly toward them???

Who has AI banners? As for ChatGPT, there are also other programs like Microsoft’s Copilot and Opera’s Aria, it’s not the only GPT. Time can’t be turned back, it can’t be eradicated. We can live in a bubble, but in my opinion it’s best to adapt and use it for entertainment. For banners also I make mine by myself, but I don’t see that anyone pays attention to them, so I don’t really see what the big deal or importance of it is.

Only GPT appreciates and loves me.

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