2 hours ago, TaylorsSquad said:

It's weird how Pop culture drags Taylor for being "high school" while treating Madonna like a new or young artist, I don't know if it's ironic for the sake of it or some sort of post irony I'll simply never understand.

There's a difference between trying to look 20 years younger and being mentally stuck 20 years back in high school

She sort of looks like Doja Cat

She legit looks so good, serving 22 years old!

She looks good, but it is sad that she lost her original face - its totally different now.

3 hours ago, TaylorsSquad said:

It's weird how Pop culture drags Taylor for being "high school" while treating Madonna like a new or young artist, I don't know if it's ironic for the sake of it or some sort of post irony I'll simply never understand.

Nothing about Madonna's latest album is close to being "high school" nor her image this era lmao. It's also a meme about her age and everyone saying she's 16 years old.

Another thread where Swifties derail the topic just to make it about Taylor. This dictaylorship has to end!!

OT: shame on OP for posting about an underaged woman.

Edited September 2Sep 2 by Spicy Pisces

Her obsession with this angle is something else, but this one looks really good. The second picture is amazing tho.

She looks sooooo stun in this look

Madonna looks great but the highlight of this thread is that deranged swiftie, they are truly one of a kind in the worst way possible

7 hours ago, TaylorsSquad said:

And your fave acts like loli bait

Again still find it weird.

I know you hate Britney but can you take a step back from the internet for a second because this is truly insane and reprehensible to refer to another living person (especially one who tended to be exploited) as "loli bait"

She looks so fresh and youthful!! Our 16 year old queen

10 hours ago, TaylorsSquad said:

It's weird how Pop culture drags Taylor for being "high school" while treating Madonna like a new or young artist, I don't know if it's ironic for the sake of it or some sort of post irony I'll simply never understand.

You'll never understand the concept of middle age crisis? People (especially divorced/singel) trying to live their younger self years again after 50s or 60s. That's so common. What's not common is to someone pushing 40 still be stuck in the same mindset and aesthetic she had 20 years prior - and to make matters worse we know it's all for marketing since her own fanbase refuse to grow and she likes it like that, it helps maintain the parasocial aspect which boost her sales to the next level.

It's giving Naomi Jon!

MDNA SKIN!

Serving BNA

Best New Artist

12 hours ago, BjorkIsMyMom said:

Did she learn about semen facials

Learn? Bish pleas. She probably pioneered them. Madame X is a trailblazer

She found daughter Xtina's doctor

12 hours ago, Angelshark said:

Three posts in and somehow swifties are making this about Taylor

who is he? a new act?

Madonna is now younger than me. I am 12 btw.

2 hours ago, ImpressMeMuch said:

MDNA SKIN!

Outer Biosciences x MDNA Skin collab incoming...

What's younger than an infant? Younger than an embryo? Madonna: The Concept of Conception.

she's lowkey giving ROL

She looks gorgeous

I love her but this is not ok... people point at Ariana or other celebrities that constantly look ill or not like themselves because they are adehering to beauty standards/demands from society, and how impactful on other non-celebrity women that is. They are right to do that.

This, unfortunately, just portrays a woman trying to look like she is not the age she is. And that is ******* sad, and consistently plays into the trope that older women are not worthy of being seen with even a slight wrinkle... a lot of celebrities do it of course (look at Nicole Kidman, that woman looks like she has a fake face most of the time) and there is currently the so-called 'Hollywood face' trend where so many women are getting fake surgeries/bottocks whatever the **** to look a specific type of younger.

But they just end up looking like a parody of themselves. They don't look good. They look like they are sad that they are not what they actually are. It is, sadly, another form of oppression by the patriarchy and it is so sad that so many fall into it... it is not just their fault of course - hell, most of these famous women even have "beauty brands" they built themselves to go with it - but they are willingly playing into it as well, and helping drive that oppression.

We should be supporting these women to be themselves, not doll-like versions of whatever they think they need to look like.

Edited September 3Sep 3 by Mr.X

2 minutes ago, Mr.X said:

I love her but this is not ok... people point at Ariana or other celebrities that constantly look ill or not like themselves because they are adehering to beauty standards/demands from society, and how impactful on other non-celebrity women that is. They are right to do that.

This, unfortunately, just portrays a woman trying to look like she is not the age she is. And that is ******* sad, and consistently plays into the trope that older women are not worthy of being seen with even a slight wrinkle... a lot of celebrities do it of course (look at Nicole Kidman, that woman looks like she has a fake face most of the time) and there is currently the so-called 'Hollywood face' trend where so many women are getting fake surgeries/bottocks whatever the **** to look a specific type of younger.

But they just end up looking like a parody of themselves. They don't look good. They look like they are sad that they are not what they actually are.

We should be supporting these women to be themselves, not doll-like versions of whatever they think they need to look like.

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Those pics from the OP are simply outtakes from this photoshoot. It's not that serious. No need for a thesis lmao.