like i just can’t. 12 kids in a one-room cabin in tennessee, listened to her mom who sang folk songs while working, started singing in church at 6 years old, released her first single at 13, became so wildly loved and famous and rich and still at every turn found ways to give to the poor, the undereducated, gave away so much wealth she made tangible change in the economy. books, covid vaccines, theme park… sang about women’s rights (and wrongs), sang about worker’s rights, sang about poor people, sang about love. collabed with so many incredible artists. acted in movies, received death threats for being accepting of trans people. never fucking missed. all while being the sparkliest, pinkest, blondest, giggliest. unapologetically
with a killer rack
I don't see how having a "killer rack" is important here, but the sentiment of the post is the same ❤️
begging you to watch any interview she’s ever done because she brought it up constantly and loved to make fun of herself and bring attention to the body she CHOSE. it was part of her art, it was a performance, it was a part of her as much as her music, her wigs, her makeup, her nails, her sense of humour, her rhinestones, her faith, her personality and philantropy. she very openly played with gender and stereotypes the same way drag queens do and never hid it from anyone. and she liked to look hot idk what more to tell you. so yeah she had a killer rack (and a great ass) and don’t forget it
I feel like sometimes, people act like she gets an exception for how she looks because of everything else she did.
rather than understanding that how she looked was an important part of her self expression on its own.
in this ever-more puritan world, i think we can maybe stand the celebrate the fact that a renaissance woman and philanthropist who wrote multiples of the most beloved songs of all time also had a great rack and loved it
this is the gandalfs big naturals website for crying out loud
Let’s hear it for Dolly’s big artificals
