The American singer posted a video on her TikTok account in which she says that being famous does not oblige her to accept the attitudes of her admirers
The American singer Chappell Roan was clear in her message: harassment and stalking will not be tolerated, regardless of her fame. Monday 19 the artist behind the success Good luck, darling. took to her TikTok account to express her outrage over the “harassment” and harassment she suffered from some fans.
“It doesn’t matter if abuse, harassment or stalking is considered normal for famous or semi-famous people,” Roan said in one of the videos. “Just because it’s common in the lives of those who choose this career doesn’t make it acceptable or normal. It doesn’t mean I want it or that I’m okay with it.”
She went on to criticize the idea that celebrities should always be accessible to the public: “It doesn’t matter if you think you’re entitled to a photo, a hug, or my time just because I’m a public figure. That’s not normal. It’s weird how some people think they know someone just by seeing them online or listening to their music. I have the right to reject behavior that makes me uncomfortable.
While he did not specify who or what situations he was referring to, Roan asked fans to avoid jumping to conclusions about the context of the videos. However, there has been speculation among followers about inappropriate behavior by the administrator of a fan’s account.
That same Monday, Roan shared another video describing a hypothetical incident in which a fan allegedly yelled at her from a car and chased her after she declined a photo.
“Would you stalk her family? Follow her around? Try to analyze her life and bully her online?” he wondered, suggesting lines not to cross. “This is a woman you don’t know. Would you assume she’s a good person or a bad person? Would you believe everything you read about her on the Internet?”
Source: Terra
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