DaShawn (#219BarbieShawny)

Zara Larsson is a slave to social media. She will say anything and backtrack on anything depending on the reaction she gets from the people she panders to. She will go as far as liking disgusting comments about children simply because the artist (Nicki Minaj) is MAGA, but will bring out Sexyy Red, who performed for Trump’s advisor, because it’s not really about who is MAGA as much as it is about who the internet has given her permission to hate this week. She has absolutely no backbone and no real views. She’s not even from this country. She failed as an artist and realized the only way to get attention was through woke ragebait. Her attempt at reviving her career was basically an attempt to ride the wave of Sabrina Carpenter’s rise. Sabrina was a blonde woman doing woke ragebait using the whole “hate men” angle, and Zara tried to copy that as much as she could. Her little moment lasted approximately 2 months, precisely because the initial excitement among leftists over seeing her come out in support of their political movement faded as she became more vocal about it, and the novelty wore off. And unlike Sabrina Carpenter, Zara isn’t particularly attractive, nor does she make particularly good music. She simply doesn’t have enough going for her to sustain the attention. Everyone, including people who agree with her politically, has noticed this. She’s insufferably performative, and the era of celebrity wokeism just isn’t here anymore. Billie Eilish gets dragged for being performative on a nearly weekly basis. There’s a collective fatigue with celebrities involving themselves in woke politics. It’s precisely why having an entire list of celebrities telling Americans to vote for Kamala Harris didn’t work. It’s why every week, either Billie Eilish, Zara Larsson, Chappell Roan, or Sabrina Carpenter gets dragged by the very people who agree with them politically. People are over celebrity wokeism. They’ve realized that these celebrities use their political opinions to revive their careers or generate outrage, getting people to defend them because those people feel like they’re fighting for a political cause rather than for the celebrity herself. And that’s basically the whole point for many of these celebrities. They exploit how chronically online woke people are. All they have to do is pander to them, and they have an army of people defending them, and it gives them the appearance of having a devoted fanbase without necessarily having one. I’m here for her downfall, and I’m happy she’s getting the same energy she puts out. I wish her nothing but the worst. Hoppas det var värt det!