Is Rhianna pregnant

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Anonymous wrote:Pregnant woman shows up for work, gets insulted and harassed. Nothing new here.

She is growing a human inside her FFS. She did her job and did not ask anyone to “guest appear” to pick up the slack.

She carried that show on her shoulders and did just fine.

Black, unmarried woman does something impressive. Judgmental racists attack.

Rubbing your crotch on live national tv and sniffing your fingers is impressive? I’m going with “trashy.”

But I’ll give ya black and unmarried.

I guarantee you suck in the sack.

I thought it was empowering and awesome. I’m a woman who’s been watching men grab their junk since birth- own it sister. I wasn’t a huge Rhianna fan going into the show but definitely admired her performance. She looked powerful and strong and I was impressed! Rock it, Rhianna.

Could you please elaborate how exactly that gesture empowered you? Empoured to sniff down there more often? Or to sniff yourself in public, like on DC metro?

You seem obsessed with her genitals. That was your big takeaway from her performance? Why is that?

Do you have an issue with vaginas or their smell?

No, I don't have any issues that is why I don't smell mine in public. Do you?

You clearly have issues with vaginas if you think no one should momentarily gesture towards them.

The one can gesture toward their own vagina as many times as they want, they can even do it non momentarily and pay it a full attention, sniff, lick, etc. It does not mean that it is an appropriate thing to do it in public. I think it is you are the one who have issues trying to normilize this behavior in public.

It was a momentary gesture during a big production. Why are you so fixated on those 2-3 seconds out her 13 minute performance?

Creepy.

Creepy is illuminate sign that she flashed at the end and that they cut off from the video, but popped up on hundreds of private videos. That is more creepy than her scratching her private parts.

Right. Definitely wasn't a diamond in the sky, just as she was singing the diamond in the sky.

[Anonymous]

People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

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Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

Is there is a reason why we need to start accepting this as a norm just because very small group of people (most of them are a drug users) are doing this?

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Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

The people who need to grow up are these entertainers with arrested development who can't refrain from touching, grabbing, and rubbing their crotches.

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Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

DP. Michael Jackson is the role model you choose? You might want to rethink that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

Is there is a reason why we need to start accepting this as a norm just because very small group of people (most of them are a drug users) are doing this?

Start accepting this as the norm? It’s already been happening for 30 years. It is the norm. It’s really just not a big deal. They are dancing.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

DP. Michael Jackson is the role model you choose? You might want to rethink that.

He was a performer at the SB thirty years ago and made the SB halftime show a thing.

That doesn’t mean he’s a “role model”. Maybe if I were a singer/dancer?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

Is there is a reason why we need to start accepting this as a norm just because very small group of people (most of them are a drug users) are doing this?

Start accepting this as the norm? It’s already been happening for 30 years. It is the norm. It’s really just not a big deal. They are dancing.

TBH, Rihanna was not dancing. At all.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Pregnant woman shows up for work, gets insulted and harassed. Nothing new here.

She is growing a human inside her FFS. She did her job and did not ask anyone to “guest appear” to pick up the slack.

She carried that show on her shoulders and did just fine.

Black, unmarried woman does something impressive. Judgmental racists attack.

Rubbing your crotch on live national tv and sniffing your fingers is impressive? I’m going with “trashy.”

But I’ll give ya black and unmarried.

I guarantee you suck in the sack.

I thought it was empowering and awesome. I’m a woman who’s been watching men grab their junk since birth- own it sister. I wasn’t a huge Rhianna fan going into the show but definitely admired her performance. She looked powerful and strong and I was impressed! Rock it, Rhianna.

Could you please elaborate how exactly that gesture empowered you? Empoured to sniff down there more often? Or to sniff yourself in public, like on DC metro?

You seem obsessed with her genitals. That was your big takeaway from her performance? Why is that?

Do you have an issue with vaginas or their smell?

No, I don't have any issues that is why I don't smell mine in public. Do you?

You clearly have issues with vaginas if you think no one should momentarily gesture towards them.

The one can gesture toward their own vagina as many times as they want, they can even do it non momentarily and pay it a full attention, sniff, lick, etc. It does not mean that it is an appropriate thing to do it in public. I think it is you are the one who have issues trying to normilize this behavior in public.

It was a momentary gesture during a big production. Why are you so fixated on those 2-3 seconds out her 13 minute performance?

Creepy.

Creepy is illuminate sign that she flashed at the end and that they cut off from the video, but popped up on hundreds of private videos. That is more creepy than her scratching her private parts.

Right. Definitely wasn't a diamond in the sky, just as she was singing the diamond in the sky.

You must be a public school product if you cannot tell the difference between triangle shape and dimond shape.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Pregnant woman shows up for work, gets insulted and harassed. Nothing new here.

She is growing a human inside her FFS. She did her job and did not ask anyone to “guest appear” to pick up the slack.

She carried that show on her shoulders and did just fine.

Black, unmarried woman does something impressive. Judgmental racists attack.

Rubbing your crotch on live national tv and sniffing your fingers is impressive? I’m going with “trashy.”

But I’ll give ya black and unmarried.

I guarantee you suck in the sack.

I thought it was empowering and awesome. I’m a woman who’s been watching men grab their junk since birth- own it sister. I wasn’t a huge Rhianna fan going into the show but definitely admired her performance. She looked powerful and strong and I was impressed! Rock it, Rhianna.

Could you please elaborate how exactly that gesture empowered you? Empoured to sniff down there more often? Or to sniff yourself in public, like on DC metro?

You seem obsessed with her genitals. That was your big takeaway from her performance? Why is that?

Do you have an issue with vaginas or their smell?

No, I don't have any issues that is why I don't smell mine in public. Do you?

You clearly have issues with vaginas if you think no one should momentarily gesture towards them.

The one can gesture toward their own vagina as many times as they want, they can even do it non momentarily and pay it a full attention, sniff, lick, etc. It does not mean that it is an appropriate thing to do it in public. I think it is you are the one who have issues trying to normilize this behavior in public.

It was a momentary gesture during a big production. Why are you so fixated on those 2-3 seconds out her 13 minute performance?

Creepy.

Creepy is illuminate sign that she flashed at the end and that they cut off from the video, but popped up on hundreds of private videos. That is more creepy than her scratching her private parts.

Right. Definitely wasn't a diamond in the sky, just as she was singing the diamond in the sky.

You must be a public school product if you cannot tell the difference between triangle shape and dimond shape.

What an odd comment. Almost as odd as believing in conspiracy theories.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

Is there is a reason why we need to start accepting this as a norm just because very small group of people (most of them are a drug users) are doing this?

Start accepting this as the norm? It’s already been happening for 30 years. It is the norm. It’s really just not a big deal. They are dancing.

TBH, Rihanna was not dancing. At all.

Choreographed movements set to music? When pregnant and strapped to a lift.

She was great. Simple & classy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

Is there is a reason why we need to start accepting this as a norm just because very small group of people (most of them are a drug users) are doing this?

Start accepting this as the norm? It’s already been happening for 30 years. It is the norm. It’s really just not a big deal. They are dancing.

TBH, Rihanna was not dancing. At all.

Choreographed movements set to music? When pregnant and strapped to a lift.

She was great. Simple & classy.

She was great for the type of performer she is paid to be, and I admire all she has accomplished, especially given her hard background. Simple and classy she is not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:People have been grabbing crotches at the half-time show for thirty years.



Grow up.

Is there is a reason why we need to start accepting this as a norm just because very small group of people (most of them are a drug users) are doing this?

Start accepting this as the norm? It’s already been happening for 30 years. It is the norm. It’s really just not a big deal. They are dancing.

TBH, Rihanna was not dancing. At all.

Choreographed movements set to music? When pregnant and strapped to a lift.

She was great. Simple & classy.

She was great for the type of performer she is paid to be, and I admire all she has accomplished, especially given her hard background. Simple and classy she is not.

The performance was simple and classy. It was constrained in aesthetics/visuals; it wasn't an overstuffed celebrity turducken. I enjoyed it.

[Anonymous]

I'm surprised no one mentioned how awesome the sign language interpreter was. OMG - She was incredible.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm surprised no one mentioned how awesome the sign language interpreter was. OMG - She was incredible.

She was great!