Jennifer Lopez o nepoštenem označevanju Dive
Kljub temu, da Mariah Carey ni priznala obstoja Jennifer Lopeza, imajo ti chanteuses eno skupno stvar: oni so divi. Ali pa se je vsaj odločilo, da so se pojavili pop-kultni fandom, ki je v najboljšem primeru nepošteno in seksistično.
“Vedno me je navdušilo nad tem, kako dobro se obnašamo kot moški,” je Jenny iz bloka nedavno povedala Hollywood Reporter. “Imam opozorilo, da sem” diva “, za katero nisem čutila, da si zaslužil, kar ne zaslužim, ker sem vedno bil trden delavec, pravočasno, delal sem tisto, kar bi moral storiti, in pridobivanje to oznako, ker dosežete določeno količino uspeha … “
Očitno imaš mnenje o tem, veš, njeno kariero, pripeljal do J.Lo, ki je bil pozvan k diva-esque vedenju – kar je nekaj, čemur se moškemu preprosto ni treba spoprijeti.
“Počutil sem se zlebljen, da bi glasil moje mnenje, še posebej zato, ker se lahko nekateri režiserji in klubi dečkov, ki jih oblikujejo, počutijo kot:” Oh, ničesar ne morem reči “. Vedno me je navdušilo nad tem, kako sem videl [človeka], ki je zamudil ali je bil zaskrbljen za posadko in je bil povsem sprejemljiv, medtem ko sem se pokazal 15 minut pozno in se pokvaril. In to gledaš, da se to dogaja znova in znova in znova, kot da nam ni dovoljeno imeti določenih mnenj ali celo biti strastno glede nečesa, ali pa bodo všeč: »Bog, res je težko.« To je kot, Ali sem težko, ker me skrbi? «
Ugh, to. Vse to. Ali lahko prosimo, da kolektivno obljubljamo, da od zdaj ne bomo nikoli označili ocenjene ženske kot “divas”? Kul, zdaj, ko smo to ugotovili, glej J.Lo, da nekaj minut zapustimo patriarhijo:
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Despite Mariah Carey not acknowledging the existence of Jennifer Lopez, these chanteuses have one thing in common: they are divas. Or at least, they have been labeled as such by a pop-culture fandom that is at best unfair and sexist. “Ive always been fascinated by how well we behave as men,” Jenny from the block recently told the Hollywood Reporter. “Ive been warned that Im a diva, which I dont feel I deserve because Ive always been a hard worker, on time, doing what Im supposed to do, and getting that label because you reach a certain amount of success… ” Obviously, you have an opinion about it, you know, her career, leading up to J.Lo being called out for diva-esque behavior – something that men simply dont have to deal with. “I felt stifled to voice my opinion, especially because some directors and boys clubs that shape them might feel like, Oh, I cant say anything. Ive always been fascinated by how Ive seen [a man] be late or be worried about crew and its totally acceptable, while I show up 15 minutes late and its like, Oh my God, shes so hard. And you watch that happen over and over and over again, like were not allowed to have certain opinions or even be passionate about something, or else its like, God, shes really difficult. Its like, Am I? Because I care?” Ugh, all of this. Can we please collectively promise to never label accomplished women as “divas” again? Cool, now that weve got that sorted, lets watch J.Lo slay for a few minutes and leave the patriarchy behind: Follow Marie Claire on Facebook for the latest celeb news, beauty tips, fascinating reads, livestream video, and more.