On TikTok, the American, known for her smash hit title Good Look, Babe!denounces the abusive attitude of her fans online and in the street, which she considers close to harassment.
“If you saw an ordinary woman on the street, would you yell at her from her car window? Would you harass her in public?” Chappell Roan asks angrily on TikTok. The American singer, consecrated by her hit Good Look, Babe!, A few months ago, she posted two videos where she denounces the stalking of some of her fans online or simply in the street.
She castigates the fans who, when approaching her for a selfie, are outraged by her refusal to comply: “I don’t care if you think I’m selfish because I refuse a photo or a hug. None of this is normal, all of this is weird. And I have the right to say no to strange behavior.”firmly asserts the young singer of 26 years, born in Missouri. The singer also points out the excesses linked to celebrity: “I don’t care that this type of delusional behavior is inherent to the job and career I have chosen. I don’t find it normal and I don’t accept it.”His strong protest, expressed in two videos, generated 18 million views on the sharing platform, according to BFMTV.
Consecrated last April by its title Good Luck Babe! Listened to over 106 million times on Spotify, the singer is hugely popular in the United States. Five of her songs appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 in the summer of 2024 and her album The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess also reached number five on the Billboard 100 in July 2024.
This rising star of the music scene began an up-and-down career at 17, signing with a major label that dropped her five years later, reports the New York Times She has since signed with Island Records and Amusement, a label launched by producer Daniel Nigro especially for her.
In addition to the United States, the singer is starting a series of concerts in Europe and will perform on September 3 at the Bataclan, which is sold out. “Take the bombast of Caroline Polachek, the early country side of Taylor Swift, a little electronic audacity from Kate Bush, and you get Chappell Roan, a pop phenomenon whose debut album, The Rise And Fall Of A Midwest Princess, has racked up millions of streams.”presents the room on his official website.
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