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I get chills and tears every time rewatching this part. Ashley had to risk it all to get to where she is today with her Charlotte character. You can hate the character, but not the person behind it. She has feelings too that are not made out of steel.... show more

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Ohh see, how she had to struggle talking to her father to talk to his friend and get her in WWE. She literally threw titles down on air due to her ego, so yes she does deserve it. Maybe she learns to respect the business first before demanding title shots

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i just think she’s annoying and selfish tbh, i ain’t talking abt her character

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Anybody can think however they want to think against a celebrity. That is their right. Charlotte has accomplished so much and all the hate will not change that. It’s called ignoring them and keeping it pushing. But people don’t need to censor themselves.

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Today, we remember Reyhaneh Jabbari, a 26-year-old Iranian woman EXECUTED for defending herself against RAPE. Imagine facing death simply for saying "No"! Western women, stand with us in amplifying Reyhaneh’s voice and all women in Iran who risk everything for their dignity and rights. #ReyhanehJabbari #WomanLifeFreedom

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Chills and tears from this? Ok then 😂

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Woman was literally spoon fed titles and unwanted moments.

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Shut the fuck up. Charlotte put this out there. Why the fuck would she do the interview

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Amen 🤍

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Why do Charlotte fans think it’s ok to call her by her real name like your besties? I’ve seen it like 5x in my feed today alone. You do realize wrestlers are on record saying they hate that. Just because you buy their merch and support them doesn’t mean you’re their friend.

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brah stfu

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Had to risk it all? LOL SHUT THE HELL UP

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Dark Side

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Vice President JD Vance explains why he chose to sit down with the sad cat ladies on The View, even though they hate his guts: “The President’s attitude on this is, and I really do believe this, is 'you go everywhere. You go anywhere to try and take the message'… What I love about this administration is we go everywhere, and The View has a lot of people who watch it. Now, most of them are not sympathetic to the administration. But if every 10 people who watch that show are not fans of ours, but you get the message out to one open-minded person, that was worth it in my view. And that’s how we’re going to win the future, is actually go out and persuade people even in hostile places.”

Vice President JD Vance explains why he chose to sit down with the sad cat ladies on The View, even though they hate his guts: “The President’s attitude on this is, and I really do believe this, is 'you go everywhere. You go anywhere to try and take the message'… What I love about this administration is we go everywhere, and The View has a lot of people who watch it. Now, most of them are not sympathetic to the administration. But if every 10 people who watch that show are not fans of ours, but you get the message out to one open-minded person, that was worth it in my view. And that’s how we’re going to win the future, is actually go out and persuade people even in hostile places.”

Glenn Beck

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Cynthia Erivo on singing "I'm Here" from The Color Purple: "I guess I resist the song a lot now because, in order to get to the place to sing this song, I had to live inside a character that was shoved around on stage and called 'ugly' for about 2–3 hours. And you think, okay, she's playing a character; she'll be fine. But after time 350… 360… 400… it starts to wear at the skin a bit. So the person inside the character starts to hear it for real. So imagine, eight shows a week, hearing the word 'ugly.'" If you think theatre actors are overly emotional when discussing their roles, or appear detached from everyone else’s reality, remind yourselves that, whether they wish to or not, they carry home the pain and trauma of the characters they portray. Those emotions are their gift to us, delivered with every stunning performance such as these. No mic effects, just pure liquid gold vocals.

Cynthia Erivo on singing "I'm Here" from The Color Purple: "I guess I resist the song a lot now because, in order to get to the place to sing this song, I had to live inside a character that was shoved around on stage and called 'ugly' for about 2–3 hours. And you think, okay, she's playing a character; she'll be fine. But after time 350… 360… 400… it starts to wear at the skin a bit. So the person inside the character starts to hear it for real. So imagine, eight shows a week, hearing the word 'ugly.'" If you think theatre actors are overly emotional when discussing their roles, or appear detached from everyone else’s reality, remind yourselves that, whether they wish to or not, they carry home the pain and trauma of the characters they portray. Those emotions are their gift to us, delivered with every stunning performance such as these. No mic effects, just pure liquid gold vocals.

🎙️Luke Cepheid

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