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Chappell Roan, 26, is the new sensation of the pop alternative. His tracks like “Good Luck, Babe!” and “HOT TO GO!” have millions of streams. The Bataclan, which describes its style as a mix of Caroline Polachek, Taylor Swift et Kate Bushwill host him on September 3 for a sold-out concert.
Acclaimed by icons such asAdele, Lady Gaga et Elton JohnChappell Roan must nevertheless confront the dark sides of her new fame. In a video viewed 13 million times on TikTok, she denounces the physical attacks she suffers as a public figure.
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Women and the Cult of Celebrity
Chappell Roan’s comments have divided opinion. Some support her right to privacy, despite her fame. Others believe that choosing a public career means accepting its constraints. The singer clarified her position on Instagram, stressing that ” women don’t owe you anything ».
Set Clear Boundaries
In a lengthy message, Chappell Roan shares his need for “ set limits ” She says: ” I love music and art, but I do not accept any form of harassment. ” She insists that even by choosing this path, she does not deserve mistreatment.
Respect Personal Space
Kayleigh Rose Amstutz, Chappell Roan’s real name, explains that when she performs on stage, she is ” at work “She rejects the idea that she owes her fans an exchange of energy or attention. Women don’t need to justify why they don’t want to be touched “, she cries, denouncing the ” predatory behaviors » disguised as admiration.
Call for Respect and Safety
The singer asks: “ Please stop touching me. Stop acting weird around my family and friends. ” She says she is scared and exhausted, but also expresses gratitude for the support she has received: ” I feel more love than ever. But I’ve never been in more danger. ».
Chappell Roan continues to captivate with his music while reminding us of the importance of respect and boundaries, even for public figures.
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