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Artists who talk social issues only when promoing an album?

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You Need to Calm Down with these threads, The Man! Only The Young would understand. The pink Loser-print.

Edited by Taylor fanboy

probably Taylor. She's based her entire brand on white feminism and only speaks up on issues when it somehow becomes convenient and is something she can capitalise on. 

 

(I won't be replying to any swifties in here that are upset)

It's hard to say artists do it all the time. But a few of them have eras that definetely stands out

 

Taylor Swift - Lover

Katy Perry - Witness

Lily Allen - It's Not Me, It's You

Carrie Underwood - Cry Pretty

 

Some other people are just always vocal about what they think so its less of a thing:

Lady Gaga

Beyonce

Adele

Jessie J

Miley Cyrus

Demi Lovato

Cardi B

Kelly Clarkson

Charli XCX

 

Taylor Swift during the Lover era. Like, girl please, we have been suffering and doing fine w/o your sleepy a*se for years. Go back to the trailer park where you filmed that ear vomit, “You Need to Calm Down.” :bird:

The way Taylor completely dropped the anti-Trump and LGBT support after the Lover era ended :dies: 

 

She went politically neutral immediately again :dies: 

47 minutes ago, Beyonceist said:

P!NK. She is the embodiment of using social issues to make money.

That's bullshit - freak. 

Edited by ahauntingnearu

20 minutes ago, Brikenbur said:

Taylor Swift during the Lover era. Like, girl please, we have been suffering and doing fine w/o your sleepy a*se for years. Go back to the trailer park where you filmed that ear vomit, “You Need to Calm Down.” :bird:

:dies::clap3:

10 minutes ago, Saintlor said:

The way Taylor completely dropped the anti-Trump and LGBT support after the Lover era ended :dies: 

 

She went politically neutral immediately again :dies: 

During Folklore era she was still slamming Trump on twitter, it was close to the election days. I clearly remember.

 

But she did go back to be politically neutral since then, and that’s ok, she already said what she said.

 

 

1 hour ago, lmnoc1 said:

Lily Allen - It's Not Me, It's You

Lol this is so wildly inaccurate :rip:

 

Lily has been extremely vocal on social issues prior to ITM,IY and after.

love Tay but she went 0-100 with Lover which made it seem obviously performative :skull:

 

Edited by Taylucifer

Taylor Swift is the immediate answer, coming from someone who likes her music.

Gaga

Beyonce 

Taylor 

 

A lot of pop gurlies exploit these issues to sell albums/singles. 

9 hours ago, lmnoc1 said:

It's hard to say artists do it all the time. But a few of them have eras that definetely stands out

 

Taylor Swift - Lover

Katy Perry - Witness

Lily Allen - It's Not Me, It's You

Carrie Underwood - Cry Pretty

 

Some other people are just always vocal about what they think so its less of a thing:

Lady Gaga

Beyonce

Adele

Jessie J

Miley Cyrus

Demi Lovato

Cardi B

Kelly Clarkson

Charli XCX

 

Lily has been vocal about politics her entire career

On 2/21/2023 at 3:06 PM, Mohzy said:

Kendrick Lamar fake ass 

That's because K-Dot is actually out in the streets doing and making things happen. 

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