By now, you should know me (professionally speaking) better than that Cinnie. I don't care for conspiracy theories. I only care to know conspiracy facts. | |
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True enough, Tony. | |
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I never thought about it, that Miley never got a chance to develop her own identity. Her identity is an invented marketing strategy? 99% of my posts are ironic. Maybe this post sides with the other 1%. | |
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Bingo. | |
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Isn't that the case with 90% of all artists? Nothing shocking there.
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But there is a difference if you create your artist imago yourself, eg Prince, Gaga, Madonna, Jack White, or that you let other people dress you as if you are their personal Barbie doll. 99% of my posts are ironic. Maybe this post sides with the other 1%. | |
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dJJ said: VenusBlingBling said: Isn't that the case with 90% of all artists? Nothing shocking there. . But there is a difference if you create your artist imago yourself, eg Prince, Gaga, Madonna, Jack White, or that you let other people dress you as if you are their personal Barbie doll.Rihanna, Miley, Perry and Byonce seem very marketed.Alltough, the short hair cut of Miley and Byonce, to me, came across as a statement by them, against the hypersexualisation of girls. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Your last sentence doesnt add up... they are still wearing TONS of makeup and dressing in skimpy outfits.... ~~~~~ Oh that voice...incredible....there should be a musical instrument called George Michael... ~~~~~ | |
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Actually, there are lots of people and journalists who seem to read them that way. I constantly see articles saying Rihanna and Miley are getting bashed because they don't fit the traditional mold of what a woman is supposed to be like, that they act more like boys than girls. Apart from the skimpy outfits, if Miley would have been a guy and done the same things she does now (except grinding on Robin Thicke) I actually don't believe she would get the same reactions. But it's tricky...
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