Two straight women kissing for attention is the polar opposite of activism. It strengthens the heteronormative message that being gay is just "an experiment" and "a phase".
Other notable examples: "I Kissed A Girl" by Katy Perry
I don't think so when both of them are gay queens No Tea No Shade at Katy Perry, Katy Cats I didn't try to shade anyone but you came in here and shaded 3 women in 1 post That must be your talenT
Two straight women kissing for attention is the polar opposite of activism. It strengthens the heteronormative message that being gay is just "an experiment" and "a phase".
Other notable examples: "I Kissed A Girl" by Katy Perry
except Madonna is bisexual, and so what if it's "an experiment"? you should stop watching "gay for pay" and "str8 ons" p*rnos if that offends you, sweetheart
except Madonna is bisexual, and so what if it's "an experiment"? you should stop watching "gay for pay" and "str8 ons" p*rnos if that offends you, sweetheart
How is this relevant?
Are "gay for pay" ****os considered gay activism now, as was previously claimed for the Madonna/Britney kiss?
This was after Lady Gaga, although I thought it was a wonderful video interlude.
Madonna suddenly started doing more things to speak up for gay rights after Gaga's gay revolution in pop music.
well given the fact that MDNA tour had bigger audience and bigger tour gross, I think it serves more of an impact compared to your Lady Gaga receipts you used post-Born This Way song
well given the fact that MDNA tour had bigger audience and bigger tour gross, I think it serves more of an impact compared to your Lady Gaga receipts you used post-Born This Way song
no tea, no shade
It made more money for Madonna, so that helped gay rights somehow. Got it.
GaGa had the nerve to pander to gays until they caught her bs and refused to buy her wood certified panned flop album ARTPOP so she decides to pander to rape victims who, surprise, didn't buy her recent single either. She's a shameless fame and money ***** and to pretend like she's done anything to the lgbt community is offensive to the brave people who sacrificed their lives for our rights.
Madonna painted a positive image to being homosexual or a lesbian or bisexual, et cetera. Gaga painted a negative image to being LGBT. Gaga depicts and projects an image of torment and death when she visually and vocally represents the LGBT. Madonna pushed the gay conversation forward with positivity. Gaga set the gay conversation back with negativity.
It strengthens the heteronormative message that being gay is just "an experiment" and "a phase". 
I don't think so when both of them are gay queens 
I didn't try to shade anyone but you came in here and shaded 3 women in 1 post 
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