The only thing worth note from the Grammies I really cared about tbh

What yall think?

Yall think she was right on? Yall think she was “dOiNg ThE mOsT?” Yall think this gon have an effect on how upcoming artists approach labels? Yall think grammies is probably never bringing this girl back again? Or will this affect her career negatively?

As an artist, this s*** was needed. Recently we lost a local musician back in Atlanta to sue of cide and it just reinforced in a lot of my friends convos that mental health in music still dont really get talked about. Still a bit f***ed up over it.

A lot of us have felt similar sentiments to what chappell is saying but it really does take the right voice to say it. She was really the realest muthafucka in that entire room that night.

@Snowboy @inspoeater @YoungNastyShawty @illegalnecessity @Brave @AmoryBlain

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This for all the “ShE tOo DaMn RiCh NoW” duh, she knows that nigga lol. And still putting her money where her mouth is.

she looks like buckethead in this thumbnail

Saw some ppl saying she was virtue signaling in the Grammy thread but I respected the message and glad she put it out there

Speech was amazing, important, brave. I wanna talk about that response tho…

The public is truly fed up with the symbol of the white female pop avatar. So much so that it puts a negative halo effect over everything they do or say even if it’s right

she looks like that character from that old ass cartoon i cant remember what its called

Is the public truly fed up? Or is it a loud minority?

If anything last year was a pop renassiance.

Cause the public loved this girl album.

At a new years eve gig we was playing covers they had us playing pink pony club

Interesting

All imma say is i know a lot of ppl who dont have health insurance artist or not, signed or not, props to her but defo bigger issue than a music industry problem

Woah I’m completely out of touch. Never heard of or seen this lady

Yall really think a label owner gon see this and think ''damn we actually should care about our artists and not money''

might be for a sec for some PR but geniuely i dont think its going to change anything

It was slightly tone deaf but not to an egregious or problematic level

Props to her doe people should unite over this

Of course

The difference (and why this speech went viral especially in artist communities both irl and ol) is that most other industries, niggas mount up and unionize and tell massa to step the f*** off and give em they money.

Music industry we dont have that luxury cause we too infected with b**** ass niggas.

Pimp C said this years ago. But nobody in the entertainment industry is gonna go to bat for a union and cap off their own earnings to help the little guy beneath them.

UFC fighters have the same convos

Pop as in popular: Amber Heard, Rey Skywalker, Hillary Clinton etc. Hell my avi. At least half of the public has vitriol towards this figure. It’s gotten to a point in society where I think only a black guy could say what she said and not get such a jaded response

I guess, i mean most ppl i know dont have health insurance, only ppl in fields that require degrees get insurance, which is very f***ed up especially since the ppl NOT in those degree requiring industries are often working way harder

Dont think that is much to do with pop and way more to do with sexism.

I don’t f*** with nobody in this s*** but Bun

U talking about IRL or twitter/social media?

And that’s a shame smh. Cause in the long run everybody would be winning.

Yeah, cause IRL mofos love that girl. There are parties in nyc where the theme is drag/chappell music lol.

If your only pulse was ktt you would think nobody listens to her lmao.

Industry full of hoe ass niggas. Not to sound jaded but there's not about to be a union because Chappelle Roan said labels should do better. They been doing folks dirty for a hot minute, you'd have to throw the whole industry in the trash. Prince famously changed his name to a symbol in the 90s. They put f***ing Prince through the wringer.

wow she so brave