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Crushed a four-year-old to death last week, but you have people (not even just here, but all over the Internet) squealing "Maybe the elephant made some points teeheehee!"

Now why on Earth would Mariah give the mildest **** about these two interacting?

A lot of you need to take a good long look at the bitterness of those (predominantly white) eldergays if you wish to know what your future holds.

He's unmoved by Thee Mariah Carey lyrically, but Taylor's writing just does it for him!

It's Mariah, by a comfortable margin.

Honestly read this and began to come up with a witty joke, then realised that it would be glaringly hypocritical of me to have a problem with the widespread normalisation of male body-shaming whilst making jokes at this poor guy's expense. Happy that I came across this tbh, it made me check myself. Will be donating.

This raises a salient point that a lot of Swifties choose to ignore; if, circa the Fearless era, someone had done to Taylor what she did to Olivia, we would be hearing about it to this very day.

And the whole reason behind the "I don't know her" line is, Mariah wanted to keep things classy by not insulting Jen. She (very, very understandably) had nothing but negative thoughts about Jen yet when asked about her by a reporter, shoved those thoughts down and settled for what was essentially an alternate version of "no comment". And these fruitcakes still feel the need to be defensive. It's actually pretty unconscionable when you think about it; Mariah could've spoken pure bile on Jen's name and been largely justified in doing so, but chose the high road instead, only to be harangued as antagonistic anyway

And these homosexuals have the effrontery to chastise Mariah for having lingering feelings of anger over the situation I'd actually make the argument that Mariah has been more measured and gracious towards certain individuals (Jen included) than she was ever obligated to be.

J.Lo isn't demonised for the theft/sabotage itself, she's demonised for her complicity in it.

Best white female singer of all time is Judy Garland tbh

Nope. Rap beefs have never ended the careers of genuine superstars. Just look at Jay Z's career post-Nas beef. As for so-called loss of aura/street cred; I'm seeing bewildering revisionism in these replies. Drake never, ever had the respect of Hip Hop purists in the first place.

And in doing so, still makes bigger waves than Xtinct, who spent her feeble excuse of a prime playing second fiddle to Britney and hasn't so much as sniffed pop cultural relevance since the Bush administration.

Christina feels like the bigger celeb, but Nelly's discography feels more widely remembered/appreciated. Tough one tbh.

I thought about the question for a while and came to an amusing realisation; a list of things that gay men do that aren't cringe/annoying would honestly be much shorter to make I've said this before and will say it again though; gay men are far, far, far better at calling out misogyny amongst themselves than straight women are at calling out homophobia amongst themselves. When a straight woman gets mad at her boyfriend/pretty much any straight man and inevitably calls him gay because she sees it as the ultimate degradation to his masculinity/personhood, it's pretty much guaranteed that any female onlookers will either applaud her (majority) or just stay quiet (minority) Gay men on the other hand will swiftly admonish each other for saying that vaginas are ugly or critiquing a woman's fashion choices. Just an observation.