Before I go forward. Do we love her or hate her because of her AI comment?

Reheating Miss LaToyas nachos I see…

me when i only eat AI-generated nachos:

As someone on the outskirts of the entertainment industry the obsession with body image and thinness more recently (it was always there but it's got a lot worse in the last few years) runs very deep and affects everybody, women and men, I see it with artists and people behind the scenes alike. It's not just ozempic, but surgery as well. And I don't think it's ok to not label things as they are at this point. This is not 'toned'. This is dangerously, scarily thin. She needs help.

Edited May 13May 13 by MatiRod

22 minutes ago, Tropez said:

Before I go forward. Do we love her or hate her because of her AI comment?

hate her

Sorry but this is not toned, it looks anorexic.

20 minutes ago, MatiRod said:

As someone on the outskirts of the entertainment industry the obsession with body image and thinness more recently (it was always there but it's got a lot worse in the last few years) runs very deep and affects everybody, women and men, I see it with artists and people behind the scenes alike. It's not just ozempic, but surgery as well. And I don't think it's ok to not label things as they are at this point. This is not 'toned'. This is dangerously, scarily thin. She needs help.

I'm ngl, she's clearly gorgeous, but I do find it ironic that people heaped praise for her appearance on her after The Substance and her Golden Globes speech. The fact that there's more pressure on her to maintain appearances after heading back into the limelight which leads to things like this is very sad to me

Skeletoned

There is literally no muscle there

44 minutes ago, MatiRod said:

As someone on the outskirts of the entertainment industry the obsession with body image and thinness more recently (it was always there but it's got a lot worse in the last few years) runs very deep and affects everybody, women and men, I see it with artists and people behind the scenes alike. It's not just ozempic, but surgery as well. And I don't think it's ok to not label things as they are at this point. This is not 'toned'. This is dangerously, scarily thin. She needs help.

I wouldn't even say they look thin

They look starved

Like I remember the 00s as a kid and I've seen pictures of that time and it was never THIS bad

This woman is in her 60s and she lacks so much body fat and muscle mass, any health emergency can be detrimental at that age

Edited May 13May 13 by Trent W

That's what Ozempic overdose looks like

Goals

Toned where?

When you go older some body fat and muscle are actually healthy.

She got none of those.

She looks toned and lean

1 hour ago, MatiRod said:

As someone on the outskirts of the entertainment industry the obsession with body image and thinness more recently (it was always there but it's got a lot worse in the last few years) runs very deep and affects everybody, women and men, I see it with artists and people behind the scenes alike. It's not just ozempic, but surgery as well. And I don't think it's ok to not label things as they are at this point. This is not 'toned'. This is dangerously, scarily thin. She needs help.

What she said. Like, can we just stop trying to normalize this. I feel a lot for her and the message behind The Substance, but this can't be healthy.

The Substance 2 please legend.

She looks malnourished I'm sorry just saying what I see

i am not into body shaming women

She's always wearing great clothes but there's obviously something off with her.

It's dark to think that she is living The Substance.

Muscle loss and reduced skin elasticity are a hallmark of aging, which is something we will all be experiencing one day. That said, she has incredible posture and a gorgeous smile.

Her AI comments were annoying, yet also tempered by reminding the audience that artistry will NEVER be replaced by an algorithm.

Edited May 13May 13 by modeblock

After a certain age low body fat makes you look haggardish, when will women realize that

She looks anorexic

The Substance 2: Nothing but Tendons and Ligaments