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This might be controversial and an unpopular take, but to me, Nara Smith is giving victim who doesn't yet know she's a victim. I'm all for y'all doing as you please and soft life living and sitting in your femininity, but I feel sadness when I look at her videos.
The way these people keep playing in Beyoncé’s face.
HOW was Renaissance an R&B album?! In WHAT world?!
Something no one tells you about when you start your fitness and wellness journeys and get serious/regular about it is how hungry you’re going to get! Friends, no matter what size you are, we are not eating enough!
Hot take, but so much of “black girl luxury” doesn’t even look like luxury to me? The chains, the grills, the teeth jewelry, the all brand/logo everything, the aggressive hustle culture…with all the love in my heart, it’s literally just rapper culture lite. It’s high end ghetto hood rat culture (affectionately). It’s basically capitalist consumerism, and we all (should) know by now that I firmly believe capitalist consumerism is the antithesis of luxury. I love seeing the self care moodboards and the fancy car/home/family moodboards and the night out stuff and the shopping stuff and cottage core and Ralph Lauren et al. featuring black women like anything else, but when the thing tagged black girl luxury looks like it could be a Fashion Nova or Pretty Little Thing ad from some one hit wonder’s baby mother on TSR? My first thought is not luxury, I’m sorry.
My hottest take of the new year is that any man who hates when women are obsessed with astrology is a huge red flag.
It's so funny to think about, but as much as I hate social media, one really good thing about it is how efficiently it humbles insufferably pretentious people. Like imagine back in ancient times, when all of those pro-slavery wealthy white men were sitting around philosophizing about the natures of man and life and God, thinking they were so unique and different. If there was a worldwide network around back then to tell them they were all average basic bitches no different than the people growing their food and building their pleasure houses, maybe history would've turned out different idk.
My unpopular opinion is that even though I’m Team Britney (always have been and always will be), I think people give Justin Timberlake too much flack over his past relationship with her. They were teenagers/young adults and he handled their breakup in a very teenager/young adult way. The only difference between him and any other teen/young adult is that he had a national platform that happened to be extremely misogynistic and sensational. So even though he and Britney moved on, the media never did, and they continue to bring up the issue for clicks. Instead of asking “reporters” and writers and bloggers why they won’t let the issue rest, it’s more profitable to drag Justin into everything that is Britney as if she herself hasn’t squashed the issue multiple times. I never understood why the 21 year old was given more flack than the middle aged adults all around him who were exploiting him for the real feelings and real heartbreak of both him and Britney, but I digress.
And this is why Stephanie Hsu or Angela Bassett should’ve won. White women will always disappoint me when given the chance.
