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📣 BY THE WAY MEGHAN (NEE) MARKLE IS NOT ASHAMED OF HER HER FIRST NAME ‘RACHEL’. Decided to address this long running weird theory that is not for the people that are not weird. 🙂 I’ve always found it fascinating that deranged royalists think that calling Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex by her first name ‘Rachel’ would upset her and that calling her by that name is like a slur, insult or jab to her. It’s not! Meghan is her middle name used by her parents from birth simply because they preferred it in the end to the first name they gave her. It’s that simple. As shown in the clip below 👇 where Meghan happily volunteers to Tv host Rachel Ray in May 2018 that ‘Rachel’ is actually her first name, she is not ashamed of it and if so she wouldn’t have mentioned this as a fun fact about her. 🙂 If not interrupted Meghan was about to explain that her parents called her Meghan. Hence they are responsible for this, not her. Indeed there is no trail that suggests Meghan was ever once widely known as Rachel and that it was her who radically decided to change the name everyone knew her by. She always been known as Meghan! Either way Rachel is equally a cool name too. It’s not a slur or a name people think is not nice. It is a clear example of parasocial behaviour when odd internet individuals come up with theories and project them onto Meghan like deciding she’s ashamed of Rachel and deciding that there’s some sinister reason for why she’s been called Meghan since forever. There isn’t. If you need help with this PSA I believe there is a helpline out there for you somewhere. 🙂 #MeghanSussex #MeghanMarkle

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Moliy threw a shirt to the fans and they threw it back at her at tidal rave yesterday😳😭 we need to stop this, it’s not nice

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My apologies for my previous tweet (now deleted) previously saying that Tiana’s friends in the diner she worked at weren’t supportive of her hopes and dreams. They just wanted her to hang out with them and live a little. Judging by the last comment, it’s not the first time they tried to do that.

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Rick Rubin on being addicted to the miracle of creation: “I like the moment of revelation. So we're working on something and it's just okay. It's boring. I'd rather not be there. That's how it feels. But then something happens and it's like magic. Something appears. It's not like we made it. Something comes up in the process. It's conjured in the process. It’s like a miracle and that's the thing that's addictive. That feeling when it's like it's not good, it's not good, it's not good, it's not good. We try something and it doesn't work. Try something else and it doesn't work. But then all of the sudden what we're listening to is really cool. That's the [addictive] feeling, that moment of discovery where it goes from nothing to something really good. And then the whole rest of the process after that is protecting that because it's super delicate. When it happens it's like this miracle happened and this magic thing happened and now we have to protect it through the rest of the process to not ruin it. It's scary because you don't want it to end. You don't want it to stop because we know if it stops, we can't control it. We can't do it again. It's not like that. It's this moment in time where something magical happens. So we spend a lot of time waiting and I can't say that's fun. Waiting is not fun.”

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Real fans who spend money on Beyoncé are not complaining that her art is “inaccessible.” It’s not the people spending thousands every year on CÉCRED, SirDavis, merch, and tours. So when some of yall say “we need to stop putting money in her pocket,” it’s funny. Because the truth is we are happy to do it. We understand the relationship between an artist and a fan. The artist creates the work, and we pay to experience it. If the artist gives us something for free, we appreciate it. But we do not feel entitled to it. A lot of people seem to blur that line, and that is the problem. You can talk about accessibility without turning it into an insulting ultimatum. Many people still live in a bubble where they believe money should somehow be separated from art, and they think threatening to withhold their money is some kind of punishment. What they fail to understand is that an artist at Beyoncé’s level already knows which part of her audience actually funds her career and lifestyle. And it is rarely the people online complaining all day. Do they really think she is selling $100 merch and products expecting the same people who are angry about the Beyoncé Bowl leaving YouTube to be target market for it? 😂 The problem is that so many of yall don’t realise your place as fans.

Real fans who spend money on Beyoncé are not complaining that her art is “inaccessible.” It’s not the people spending thousands every year on CÉCRED, SirDavis, merch, and tours. So when some of yall say “we need to stop putting money in her pocket,” it’s funny. Because the truth is we are happy to do it. We understand the relationship between an artist and a fan. The artist creates the work, and we pay to experience it. If the artist gives us something for free, we appreciate it. But we do not feel entitled to it. A lot of people seem to blur that line, and that is the problem. You can talk about accessibility without turning it into an insulting ultimatum. Many people still live in a bubble where they believe money should somehow be separated from art, and they think threatening to withhold their money is some kind of punishment. What they fail to understand is that an artist at Beyoncé’s level already knows which part of her audience actually funds her career and lifestyle. And it is rarely the people online complaining all day. Do they really think she is selling $100 merch and products expecting the same people who are angry about the Beyoncé Bowl leaving YouTube to be target market for it? 😂 The problem is that so many of yall don’t realise your place as fans.

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this is from my stream today, screenshots and full context included. this whole akemi situation is honestly pathetic at this point, and it’s embarrassing watching her drag it out. none of this helps her; it only keeps making her look worse. i’m not interested in drama, but i’m also not going to sit back while someone weaponizes lies. it’s sad that it even got to this point.

this is from my stream today, screenshots and full context included. this whole akemi situation is honestly pathetic at this point, and it’s embarrassing watching her drag it out. none of this helps her; it only keeps making her look worse. i’m not interested in drama, but i’m also not going to sit back while someone weaponizes lies. it’s sad that it even got to this point.

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This woman is saying that Israelis who dislike the Israeli government and leave the Middle East out of protest are colonizers. So, let's be honest about what she's saying because it's very clear: she is saying that the only thing an Israeli can do right is die. Because Israelis literally leaving Israel and condemning the state isn't enough. Them living anywhere in the world is "colonialism." They are tainted by "Zionism." It's Jew hate. She's not being subtle so I won't be either. She's using buzzwords to spread her medieval age hate to a "progressive" audience and it's disgustingly obvious.

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