Taylor was completely unknown outside of the US before that (she's still unknown in South America, Eastern Europe and Africa but let's not get off topic).
VMAs is a global award show now
Love Story is one of her most popular songs WW.I guess you were born in 2009.
This is also why it's so hysterical when Beyonce fans tut about "urgh, white feminists" as though Beyonce's blackness makes her feminism somehow more wholesome or genuine when her entire career she has been monetising her brand of independent-woman feminism, while having each detail of that career controlled by her father.
Not that I'm knocking her for it by any means, I wouldn't look to any other pop star for serious feminist commentary, either - it's just ironic the Hive think their fave is truly on another level of woke self-empowerment
This is also why it's so hysterical when Beyonce fans tut about "urgh, white feminists" as though Beyonce's blackness makes her feminism somehow more wholesome or genuine when her entire career she has been monetising her brand of independent-woman feminism, while having each detail of that career controlled by her father.
Not that I'm knocking her for it by any means, I wouldn't look to any other pop star for serious feminist commentary, either - it's just ironic the Hive think their fave is truly on another level of woke self-empowerment
You don't even know why I brought up the "white feminist" topic. Google it.
Taylor was completely unknown outside of the US before that (she's still unknown in South America, most of Europe and Africa but let's not get off topic).
She's the biggest pop girl in South America after Adele, she could've sold out multiple stadiums with the 1989 Tour if she came here
And Africa? Really? Other than South Africa, there's no market for pop girls there
This is also why it's so hysterical when Beyonce fans tut about "urgh, white feminists" as though Beyonce's blackness makes her feminism somehow more wholesome or genuine when her entire career she has been monetising her brand of independent-woman feminism, while having each detail of that career controlled by her father.
Not that I'm knocking her for it by any means, I wouldn't look to any other pop star for serious feminist commentary, either - it's just ironic the Hive think their fave is truly on another level of woke self-empowerment
Taylor was completely unknown outside of the US before that (she's still unknown in South America, most of Europe and Africa but let's not get off topic).
She's successful in all those continents.
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OT: He's officially run out of things to "rap" about.
yall are so hellbent on taking away the hard earned success of a woman and titling it to a man. the sexism is just
That is NOT what I'm implying. I don't take kindly to anything of that sort. If it was Nicki Minaj that got up on that stage and said the same thing, I'd still have the same thoughts. Did I not say she was famous before and selling hella albums? The truth of the matter is that she DID benefit from this in a very big way. I didn't know much about her when the incident happened and even I hated Kanye for it & felt the urge to sympathize with her and listen to her music.
This is also why it's so hysterical when Beyonce fans tut about "urgh, white feminists" as though Beyonce's blackness makes her feminism somehow more wholesome or genuine when her entire career she has been monetising her brand of independent-woman feminism, while having each detail of that career controlled by her father.
Not that I'm knocking her for it by any means, I wouldn't look to any other pop star for serious feminist commentary, either - it's just ironic the Hive think their fave is truly on another level of woke self-empowerment
There are people that say he's wrong, there are people who say that he has a point, but fact is, he's so wrong for clinging to something that happened like 7 years ago, especially after they publicly made up and after he sent her flowers.
This is also why it's so hysterical when Beyonce fans tut about "urgh, white feminists" as though Beyonce's blackness makes her feminism somehow more wholesome or genuine when her entire career she has been monetising her brand of independent-woman feminism, while having each detail of that career controlled by her father.
Not that I'm knocking her for it by any means, I wouldn't look to any other pop star for serious feminist commentary, either - it's just ironic the Hive think their fave is truly on another level of woke self-empowerment
" as though Beyonce's blackness makes her feminism somehow more wholesome or genuine when her entire career she has been monetising her brand of independent-woman feminism, while having each detail of that career controlled by her father.
