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Anonymous wrote:I easily believe she's a terror, but fat shaming? huh?

I believe that. Fat girls are masters at fat shaming.

Wait, what? How and why?

It’s interesting to see so many posters shocked by the notion of a fat person bullying other fat people. This is a manifestation of a basic principle of psychology, projection.

It’s like the legislator who spends so much of his time decrying the moral turpitude of the LGBTQ community and passing legislation to harm them, meanwhile he is propositioning other men for sex in public restrooms.

If these allegations are true then it just means Lizzo is a very conflicted person who at some level hates herself. In that respect she’s like a great many other human beings on the planet.

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Anonymous wrote:Who tf is this large Lizzo person and why is she a thing?

She's a national treasure. She was invited to the Library of Congress and is the only person in 200 years that was allowed to use James Madison's crystal flute.

Wonder who made that decision?!

I saw an interview with her accusers and IMO they are not believable. I’m not saying that the stuff didn’t happen; I just got the impression that the tears were fake.

Anonymous wrote:She's effing gross, period. Ever since I saw her embarrassing antics when playing that centuries old flute on loan from the Library of Congress I have found her and her act incredibly offputting. She has zero class, enjoy cancelation.

I was so disgusted at the footage. She looked like complete trash. Not a woke moment at all. Very embarrassing.

Anonymous wrote:Who tf is this large Lizzo person and why is she a thing?

She's a national treasure. She was invited to the Library of Congress and is the only person in 200 years that was allowed to use James Madison's crystal flute.

Who tf is this large Lizzo person and why is she a thing?

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Anonymous wrote:Props to the Lizzo stan working overtime on this thread to pretend like this is all completely normal and fine. I mean, who’s boss DOESN’T require them to eat a banana from someone’s vagina against their will, amirite?

ThEy CAn jUSt WaLk AwAy!

How many performers do you see with over weight back up dancers? They thought they found a gem if a gig. Very few options.

I think there is so much socializing within these kinds of jobs that people like Lizzo forget that it is a place of employment.

Lizzo is trashy as hell

Anonymous wrote:Props to the Lizzo stan working overtime on this thread to pretend like this is all completely normal and fine. I mean, whose boss DOESN’T require them to eat a banana from someone’s vagina against their will, amirite?

That’s completely insane. She has huge boundary problems. Who treats employees like this?!

The people (person?) on this thread saying "you can just walk away" doesn't understand that when you are employed by someone, you can't always. Not only might there not be another job suitable to your skillset (and being a dancer is a niche skillset), but these industries tend to be insular. Quitting a tour could piss off not only the artist, but also the choreographer, tour manager, booking agent, etc. Sure, maybe it gets so bad that you are willing to move in with your parents and work at McDonald's. But if simply asking for a workplace free of sexual harassment and coercion could result in you losing your job AND being blackballed in your industry, then no you CAN'T just "walk away."

There is no reason that entering the entertainment industry should mean that you subject yourself to abuse and harassment, I don't understand why so many people think that should be the case. Why? Why shouldn't an entertainer be entitled to a safe workplace?

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Anonymous wrote:Props to the Lizzo stan working overtime on this thread to pretend like this is all completely normal and fine. I mean, who’s boss DOESN’T require them to eat a banana from someone’s vagina against their will, amirite?

ThEy CAn jUSt WaLk AwAy!

True. But it says a lot about the type of entertainment she promotes.

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Anonymous wrote:No one can make a grown adult do anything they don’t want to do.

Their feelings that there might be retaliation is not going to hold up. Especially from someone with a known and admitted anxiety disorder.

Sounds like they found an ambulance chaser lawyer and went to town with allegations. Why include the part about being uncomfortable with Lizzo showing affection to her boyfriend and equally as uncomfortable when Lizzo, her man, and 2 others went into a private room to do who knows what. That whole section again plays into this woman’s anxiety and doesn’t show anything illegal or wrong that Lizzo did to them.

I was a huge MJ fan until those allegations came out. I was a big Chris Brown fan until he turned out to be a domestic abuser. I’m still a Lizzo fan based off of what I saw at the link in the documents.

This feels very Ricky Martin-esque.

Amazing! Thank you for bringing this to our attention! I bet those folks who threw Harvey Weinstein in jail didn't know this and are feeling really stupid right now.

They still had free will, did they not? They had the ability to say no and leave just like these dancers. Being held down or constrained from leaving is wildly different from someone saying "I was under the impression that if I left, I wouldn't get booked to dance in upcoming shows."

People need to take personal responsibility and no one does that these days.

Most of these points sound so Gen Z and whiney as hell.

WOW, way to be an apologist. You are disgusting.

Anonymous wrote:Props to the Lizzo stan working overtime on this thread to pretend like this is all completely normal and fine. I mean, who’s boss DOESN’T require them to eat a banana from someone’s vagina against their will, amirite?

ThEy CAn jUSt WaLk AwAy!

Props to the Lizzo stan working overtime on this thread to pretend like this is all completely normal and fine. I mean, who’s boss DOESN’T require them to eat a banana from someone’s vagina against their will, amirite?