Slayyyter Is Currently Getting Camila Cabello Special Over Racist Past

[hamartia 3,678]

We literally have fascist dictators trying to rule the world and the puriteens want us to be like DID YOU OR DID YOU NOT POST THE N WORD ON TWITTER IN 2012???? ANSWER MEEEE!!!!! 

[Emvee 8,932]

How fitting that she was a Camila Cabello stan. 

[PornoDanceFight 2,836]

And before anyone tries to be cute, lest we forget *those* pics of Gaga at Berghain in 2010. 

[RAMROD 118,623]

37 minutes ago, ****oDanceFight said:

And before anyone tries to be cute, lest we forget *those* pics of Gaga at Berghain in 2010. 

Moot point tbh. That was never her responsibility. Someone decided to dress like that to the party.  

[StrawberryBlond 15,832]

This is old news. This was all revealed just under 7 years ago and she acknowledged it and apologized then and donated profits from her vinyl sales to organisations benefiting black trans youth. She never posted anything like that after 2013 which is when she wised up. And she's clearly changed and matured now at the age of 30 as opposed to when she was 15/16, obviously. For this to be brought back up despite dealing with it initially all those years ago just because she made a big breakthrough leading people to turn the microscope on her is ridiculous and unfair.

Social media was like the wild west back then, there was a lot less regulation and teenagers were posting the most awful stuff whether ironically or seriously. It may be hard for young gen z to imagine but yes, there was a time this stuff was considered normal and whatever. Its what led people to frantically scrub their account years later or sit worried that it would be discovered if they'd long forgotten their password. This is why kids now are made abundantly clear that what you put online is there forever. Older generations are very glad that they grew up without social media as they don't have anything embarrassing to be brought up from their attempts to be edgy back in the day. The way I see it is: if you said it a decade or more ago and were a teenager (or maybe even below the age of 21), then give the benefit of the doubt. You don't know someone's background or who their social group was that may have made them believe it was ok to say this and if they've proved that they've changed, then write it off as nobody's perfect and continue on with your day. 

[timdrake 3,296]

I'm not very familiar with her, but I'm against the general idea that people can't evolve from who they were as TEENAGERS (or even after that, to be honest)

ps why is it the same twitter crowd that routinely calls folks p3dos for finding famous 21 year olds attractive that then take a 16-17 year old's tweets and judges them through an adult lens? 

but I digress. if these kind of things being in her past makes someone not want to support her, hey that's valid. you don't have to like her

but it's unhinged af to start corralling old posts from when she was a minor in a coordinated campaign to get her "canceled" as a 30 year old

[timdrake 3,296]

1 minute ago, timdrake said:

I'm not very familiar with her, but I'm against the general idea that people can't evolve from who they were as TEENAGERS (or even after that, to be honest)

ps why is it the same twitter crowd that routinely calls folks p3dos for finding famous 21 year olds attractive that then take a 16-17 year old's tweets and judges them through an adult lens? 

but I digress. if these kind of things being in her past makes someone not want to support her, hey that's valid. you don't have to like her

but it's unhinged af to start corralling old posts from when she was a minor in a coordinated campaign to get her "canceled" as a 30 year old

and tbh I have more respect for people who own up to & denounce their past indescretions than I do for faceless stan twitter profiles 

[monstertoronto 12,189]

Honestly glad to see most of the comments here. I think it’s insane that people dig into tweets from when people were in high school and try to use this as evidence that they should be cancelled when they’re now 30 years old. People live many lifetimes between when they’re a teen and turning 30. If these were recent it would be a different story. As if people are proud of every single thing they did when they were in high school. People are allowed to change and grow. 

[Emigrante 10,029]

5 hours ago, Purrrrrr said:

Did you say things like that as a teenager?

Of course, people say all kind of stupid things as a teenagers. 

[Wolf Boy 3,662]

Imagine making a teenager pay for a comment for the rest of their lives.

It was years ago when she was literally not an adult. She clearly grew the **** up, who cares.

Edited October 21 by Wolf Boy

[candydarling 2,024]

if only everyone was hold accountable for things they said in high school specially in early 2010s i think people forget how twitter was like

[Bronco 29,865]

Is there anything new in this latest round? Or is it just a "celeb is in the news so recircle the wagons" deal? 

 

[B33Fre33 60]

I can't with how everyone sided with her rather than care for Normani who is literally the same age as her and she throw slur at her while being targeted by everybody else even before she's debuted, like she's a goddamn teen hated for being black. No one in this thread have any right to say to other people especially to black community on how they should feel about Cathy, let her defend herself ALONE cause this her problem and to all the people she's targeted whether she was young or what, all that stuffs that she did are still hers, like it or not. 

[Sepsami 21,264]

I feel like anyone close to 30 or older has similar cringe sh*t in their past, don't want to be an old fart but the statement "times were different" does ring true. I would hate for everyone around me currently to hear about what I said and did as an idiot teen  the difference is that all we had was netlog and facebook 

Edited October 21 by Sepsami

[nATAH 59,871]

what's the point in apologising for your actions if it's not actually going to matter to anyone? she has addressed this a long time ago, it's very obvious this is rehashed by stan twitter freaks than people actually concerned about racism

because anybody who is concerned about racism would spend their time and energy at dismantling those with actual power, not a rising pop act