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Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
her carefully curated image is so lie-dense that she has to fight every bit of intrusion.
I say, T-Swift, come out of the closet, be proud of who you are, and make sweet sweet love to your girlfriend til the cows come home....
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Agreed. Also, she's a child. I don't know if you recall this or not, but about a year ago, when the MTV VMA nominees were announced, Nicki Minaj made a public comment about how the award industry was not interested in giving recognition to people of color, only "skinny white folks," or some such.
Anyway, Taylor Swift got, like, super offended at this generalized comment that was not directed at her, and called out Minaj on social media (as T-Swift is wont to do, 'cause she's so real and brave and blah), and everyone was like, dude... nobody said anything about you. Nicki was like, "whoah, chill."
The mere fact that she got offended and struck out before understanding, or even trying to process the larger message Ms. Minaj trying to project made her look like a goddamn fool, and showed the world that she was really just a huffy little girl. Not only that, but Minaj was talking about winners of awards. So Taylor's reaction (given she hadn't won anything yet) was like the ultimate humble-brag. It was embarrassing to witness.
Yet she continues to try for this image of being "above" all the fakeness and bullshit of celebrity feuding, even from deep within the shit-slinging trenches. Only children respond to situations like that.