Not a fan either.I don’t understand how Erica got the job. She’s awful. She mumbles when she talks. She has no personality or charisma.
Not a fan either.I don’t understand how Erica got the job. She’s awful. She mumbles when she talks. She has no personality or charisma.
If I have to hear her talk another time about how she was crying and bawling during a fireworks show! That's about the only thing I've hear her say. I usually tune out when she's talking.I don’t understand how Erica got the job. She’s awful. She mumbles when she talks. She has no personality or charisma.
I believe I saw that Jackie said she was moving back home to Seattle, however she was still working for the Dis.Jackie moved out of Florida. I believe she went back home to Seattle. It’s always the ones with the personality that leave. The whiny ones seem to stay.
But I thought she made a better sandwich than the Earl of Sandwich himself!Also she legitimately found black pepper to be overly spicy, so she was useless in food reviews.
So it’s the gender-equivalent version of blackface. Exaggerated presentations of stereotypes as a performance.If you think drag queens haven't walked down Main Street before, then we need to have a talk about Ursula!TBH, a lot of the Disney villainess face characters have read "drag" to me. "Drag" is just an exaggeration of gender presentation as a performance.
This says more about your views than it says about anyone in drag. Gender is performative and gender presentation varies incredibly across history and culture. There is nothing inherently sex-defined about things like hairstyles, makeup, clothing; they are only "masculine" or "feminine" because societies have defined them as such. "Drag" is a repudiation of strict societal definitions on gender. I don't think anyone would seriously argue that blackface was a criticism of racism, when it is in fact, racism in action. They are not the same, although you thinking they are is quite telling.So it’s the gender-equivalent version of blackface. Exaggerated presentations of stereotypes as a performance.
The fake shocked responses are hilarious.I was getting worried where this was headed when the convo first started, but I'm pleasantly surprised to see the narrative flipped quickly. Good on y'all.
I mean, a drag show on Main Street would be worth it enough just to see Desantis' head explode.
Actually, it speaks more to the biased points of view who see nothing wrong with caricaturing women, who then proceed to insist anyone pointing out their mockery as being bigoted for doing so. It’s called projection.This says more about your views than it says about anyone in drag. Gender is performative and gender presentation varies incredibly across history and culture. There is nothing inherently sex-defined about things like hairstyles, makeup, clothing; they are only "masculine" or "feminine" because societies have defined them as such. "Drag" is a repudiation of strict societal definitions on gender. I don't think anyone would seriously argue that blackface was a criticism of racism, when it is in fact, racism in action. They are not the same, although you thinking they are is quite telling.
It is, and has been for the past 70+ years.Good point lol I think the problem is that some people think that drag is inherently sexual, which it isn't. It's about exploring a different side of your personality, being creative, and feeling good about yourself.
I subscribed but I really don't watch her videos. I find that on her own she is a little boring. She is ver smart and very well spoken but she needs someone to play off of. I think her views maybe get a few K per video.Has anyone watched Deni's channel recently? I haven't but I often wonder how it does views-wise.
I enjoy her channel alot, her subs are going up and her content is good.Has anyone watched Deni's channel recently? I haven't but I often wonder how it does views-wise.