Lady Gaga pours drink over man who accuses her of being a hermaphrodite

[jefferson_dem]

Lady Gaga pours drink over man who accuses her of being a hermaphrodite



LADY GaGa reportedly threw a drink over a homophobic man who made offensive comments to her in a nightclub in Canada.

The singer, known for her outrageous costumes and risque comments, was allegedly in an Ottawa club with friends when an unnamed male made anti-gay remarks to her and fellow singer Adam Lambert, who is gay.

According to the National Enquirer newspaper in the US, he accused GaGa of being a man and called Lambert a derogatory word.

"Well, that's your opinion, isn't it? And I'm not about to waste my time trying to change it," GaGa is reported as saying.

The male then reportedly called the pair "freaks" and said they were going to hell, to which GaGa replied: "Okay, that's it. Call me anything you want, but when you start calling my friends names, it's over - it's war!"

Gaga, who is touring Australia in March and April, apparently then poured a drink over his head and made a quick exit from the venue.

GaGa, who has had to defend claims she is a hermaphrodite in August, has previously been an advocate of gay rights and urged President Obama to enforce equal rights at a recent march in Washington.

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music/lady-gaga-pours-drink-over-man-who-accuses-her-of-being-a-hermaphrodite/story-e6frfn09-1225816448040

[BR_Parkway]

1. Good for her

[TexasObserver]

5. Jinx. You owe a coke!

cuz we said the same thing at the same time

[jefferson_dem]

9. She's quickly become my favorite politically-aware celebrity advocate.

Besides, I'm a huge fan of her artistry too. :)

Loves me some GaGa.

[mwb970]

21. Her new CD is pretty decent.

Only two dreckish disco tunes, the rest are great. Several unexpected styles are represented. Real melodies, too!

That said, I think of her as more of a visual/spectacle artist than "just" a musician - too bad there's nothing on DVD yet.

[ruggerson]

48. yep. She's the real deal. She's her generation's Madonna.

Only she can actually sing. ;)

[TexasObserver]

97. My sentiments exactly. Madonna, but she can really sing!

Madonna made some decent tunes her first ten years, but she always did so on a weak voice. Gaga has a strong voice, and she's a strong pianist.

She's everything that made us love Madonna in the 1980s, but more of all the good stuff and less of the not so good stuff.

[roguevalley]

39. I really like her. She's a good soul. Even her outfits crack me up.

and did I say she sings really well?

[TexasObserver]

2. Good for her.

[noiretextatique]

3. you go girl!!

love me some gaga :thumbsup: asshole got what he deserved :thumbsup:

[Fleshdancer]

4. "Okay, that's it. Call me anything you want, but when you start calling my friends names..."

I would have had the same reaction as she did. Homophobes are assholes.

[EOTE]

6. Good for her.

If people want to be assholes in their own house, that's one thing, but this guy got off easy.

[WeDidIt]

7. Pouring a drink on him was actually rather reserved

There's a lot worse things I'd have probably done to the bastard.

[superduperfarleft]

15. Yeah, like making him sit through a couple hours of her godawful "music." n/t

[WeDidIt]

23. FAIL

She's a genius.

[superduperfarleft]

26. So was PT Barnum.

Face it, she's an act, and not a particularly entertaining one at that (you're talking to someone who will defend Andrew WK to this day, so I'm clearly capable of appreciating performance art).

Spare me the indignation - I've watched the youtube videos of her original act, and she is a wonderful musician. You don't get into Julliard by being a hack. And yet she decides to become a fucking cartoon instead of being a musician. So while she's free to put out vapid crap because that's where the money is, don't expect me to respect her for it.

[TexasObserver]

73. You're hilarious. Jealous much?

You're fuming over the success of a 23 year old who has accomplished more in her short life than most could imagine having.

She's very talented, both musically and as a fashionista.

She's very supportive of GLBT, too.

[superduperfarleft]

74. So did New Kids on the Block.

I don't begrudge her the ability to make a living. I just won't bestow her with the label of "artist."

And as you saw above, I gave her quite a bit of credit for her talent. It's what she chose to do with it that prevents me from counting myself as a fan. Not sure why people have such a problem with the fact that I just don't like her "music," but whatever.

[TexasObserver]

75. It's ridiculous that your petty jealousy so compels you.

You never made it as a musician. I get it.

[superduperfarleft]

76. Tantrum?

I make one joke and you and your fanboy buddies circle the wagons.

So in the spirit of my "tantrum," I'll leave you and your fellow Twilight fans to it. G'night.

[TexasObserver]

92. That, too.

Someone didn't get her nap today.

[WeDidIt]

27. Well excused the fuck out of me

I enjoy being entertained by an entertainer.

Fuck me, I didn't realize that true entertainment geniuses must bore the fuck out of me!

:eyes:

[superduperfarleft]

28. Seems to be the same reply I'm always having to dig up on DU...

"Yeah, because that's EXACTLY what I said."

:eyes:

[WeDidIt]

29. I'm glad we agree on something

because that is what you said.

[superduperfarleft]

30. Please show me where I said "bored."

kthx.

[WeDidIt]

32. You claimed Lady Gaga was not particularly entertaining

That statement directly contradicts my experience with Lady Gaga. I find her incredibly entertaining.

Ergo, suffice it to say, what you woudl find entertaining, I would find a complete bore.

"Entertaining" is in the eye of the one being entertained.

[superduperfarleft]

34. Whatever.

I think she sucks. You don't. Sometimes people aren't going to agree with you, you know.

[MineralMan]

66. Your opinion is noted.....and ignored.

[jefferson_dem]

46. So kind of you.

Please keep sharing your expertise with us - of who is and is not a "worthy" artist.

[superduperfarleft]

68. Holy shit, looks like I really pissed off the contingent of celebrity-worshipping 15-year-old girls

on DU.

I'll quit now before you throw Twilight books and Britney CDs at me.

[waiting for hope]

70. She's 23 ... before you trash her, learn something

about her:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_Gaga

[superduperfarleft]

71. Easy on the glitter, fanboy. n/t

[Batgirl]

78. Come on, you know you're going to click on those links later on, when nobody's lookin'.

There's no shame, I had to look up Lady Gaga on the Wikipedia myself.

It's just not necessary to be a fan of someone's music in order to appreciate a well-executed response to some homophobic fool.

Funny you should find a way to bring those wretched vampire books into the mix though. Are you by some chance one of those "Twilight Moms" we hear so much about?

[jefferson_dem]

79. I'm a bit curious why this poster protests so much...

Heaps of "guilty pleasures" lurking in those dark corners no doubt.

[superduperfarleft]

83. My guilty pleasures are George Michael and Counting Crows.

So you're not going to embarrass me that easily. ;)

[superduperfarleft]

82. I thought the idea of Lady Gaga throwing beer on someone was hilarious.

I didn't even know what a Lady Gaga was until a month or so ago, and I still don't know who Adam Lambert is.

I can appreciate the fact that she truly does have musical talent (see my mention of youtube videos of her before she decided to pursue performance art as opposed to music). I can also appreciate the fact that she's a good friend to the GLBT community. What I can't appreciate is the vapid pop garbage she seems famous for. Not sure why my personal opinion seems to get so many people riled up, but I guess I should feel honored that my opinion of music is held in such high regard my anonymous people on the intertubes.

[Batgirl]

86. This is a polite, well-reasoned response. I cannot find fault with it.

So, Team Edward or Team Jacob?


(It's a joke, FFS)

[superduperfarleft]

88. Team Buffy. With Blade as her sidekick.

;)

[Batgirl]

91. :D

:D

[Mojorabbit]

117. She is not my cup of tea either

but I am getting pretty old. What can I say? LOL

[The Doctor.]

138. One of the keys to agelessness

is finding new music you like.

I can't really get into her either... too much pop, but I recognize the talent.

There is wonderful stuff coming out all the time, and it's not hard to find something brand-spanking new by a young artist that's right up your alley.

How many people have you seen that refuse to listen to anything written after the decades of their youth?
Ever notice how old they look and act?

There's a reason for that.

[Mojorabbit]

142. Oh I have found some wonderful

bands that are pretty well off the beaten path. I agree with you that it keeps you young. :)

[TheWatcher]

123. It wouldn't suprise me if you were the asshole she threw the drink on.

You would have deserved it, too.

[superduperfarleft]

132. I was half joking with the other post, but seriously, fuck you for this one.

Accusing me of being a homophobe because I don't like Lady Gaga's music is pretty fucking beyond the pale.

[superduperfarleft]

134. And no apology yet. Nice.

You're seriously a real class act.

It's nice how people on the internet feel free to post shit that would get them punched in the jaw in real life.

[tblue37]

115. He's calling the *fans* 15-year-old girls, not the performer. nt

[waiting for hope]

116. oops - my 45 year old eyes need

reading glasses! :rofl:

[jefferson_dem]

77. Ignorant much?

That's fine that you don't "get it"

but it's probably best to not pretend you do when you don't. Comes off as kind of ... "square-ish".

[Marr]

84. LOL!

You might want to keep an eye out for the 40-year old Harry Potter fans, too. They're fucking rabid.

[superduperfarleft]

87. I used to work in a bookstore.

I remember the midnight release of one of those books (forgive me if I don't remember the exact one), and it's truly eye-opening. Or sad. One of the two.

Of course then there was Pokemon nights... :facepalm:

[TheWatcher]

124. Didn't seem to help your personality much.

[superduperfarleft]

131. Well, fuck you too.

Sorry that my dislike of Lady Gaga is such an offense to you. As I said, I guess I should be honored that my opinion of music is held in such high regard by anonymous people on the internet.

[WeDidIt]

89. COUNT ME IN!

47 year old Harry Potter fan who has become a Lady Gaga fan.

:evilgrin:

[myrna minx]

8. Good for her. K&R n/t

[Don Caballero]

10. Good on her

The homophobe who decided to set his sights on Lady Gaga got his comeuppances. What a piece of garbage that guy was. Her music is terrible and she has no talent but what she did makes me proud.

[The Doctor.]

120. From Wikipedia;

1986–2004: Early life and education

Born on March 28, 1986 in New York City, New York,<5> the eldest child of Joseph and Cynthia (née Bissett) Germanotta, she is of Italian heritage.<6><7> At age 11, she was set to join Juilliard School in Manhattan,<8> but instead attended Convent of the Sacred Heart, a private Roman Catholic school.<9> Playing piano by ear from the age of 4, she went on to write her first piano ballad at 13 and began performing at open mike nights by age 14.<10> At age 17, she gained early admission to the New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. There, she studied music and improved her songwriting skills by composing essays and analytical papers focusing on topics such as art, religion and socio-political order.<10><11> She later withdrew from the school to focus on her musical career.<12>

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_Gaga

Sure, that's not absolute 'proof' of talent, but one does not get into either of those schools without it.

Just to be sure, I went and listened to her stuff... not my cup of tea, but the production is crisp and well-crafted. The syncopation isn't baroque, but it's not unsophisticated. Her voice is obviously trained, even though she does digital remastering. And her composition is fairly novel with a slight 'out of mainstream' harmonic character.

All in all, I'd say she's plenty of talent.

I'll take Bjork, Skinny Puppy, and Bach over her though.

[Don Caballero]

121. Skinny Puppy!!!

We can agree of that one. One of my favorite bands ever.

[The Doctor.]

135. What? A Puppyhead? Here?

Really, finding one anywhere is unusual.

Very little out there is anywhere near as sophisticated while being so tenebrous and edgy. Most people can't listen to something that sounds like Bach on LSD.

For anyone who's spent a good portion of their life in emotional anguish and rage, and managed to turn it into effective mental processes, will hear something frighteningly familiar in their work.

Have you picked up 'The Dragon Experience' yet? Great instrumental, meditative stuff for those with complex minds.

[superduperfarleft]

136. I haven't followed Skinny Puppy in years, but thanks for the recommendation.

I'm going to check that out tomorrow.

Come to think of it, I didn't even realize that SP had put a new album out after "The Greater Wrong of the Right." Thanks for the reminder.

[The Doctor.]

140. Be careful... they continue to evolve like crazy.

That puts a lot of fans out. If you liked 'Warlock', what you'll hear will be a bit different than 20 years ago.

That's what I love about them; 20 years ago, they were ahead of today... and they keep evolving.

Mythmaker and GWotR are very different from Bites and Rabies... even from Last Rites, but the production is still crisp, the sounds meticulously crafted, the tracks set to the decay of caesium-133, and the composition mind-blowing.

[superduperfarleft]

141. Too Dark Park was probably my favorite album of there's.

And you're right, no SP album is really like the other.

Did you ever listen to the side projects, Cyberaktif or Doubting Thomas? Download never really grabbed me, but I can appreciate it.

This is funny to me to be talking about SP again, seeing as all I listen to these days is sad bastard alt-country/folk music. I'm sort of reliving my high school years pulling out the old Skinny Puppy albums again.

[The Doctor.]

145. Lol... yep, they've always been on my playlists for a while, even though I listen to lots of other

stuff.

Cyberaktif was them before they were SP. 'Tear Garden' is a phenomenal side project. Get hold of 'Tired Eyes Slowly Burning', it has a remarkable ballad called "You and Me and Rainbows". 'The Hilt' was another side project of theirs where they get a bit odd, but there's an excellent and timeless piece called "Get Stuck" on the album "Call the Ambulance Before I Hurt Myself".

Their depth and breadth nearly rivals Pink Floyd, but the texture is so sharp and resonates somewhere a bit different in the psyche.


They hold a great deal of nostalgia for me too. Neat stuff.

[immoderate]

11. You go, Gaga!

That lady always impresses me.

--imm

[Faygo Kid]

12. She sure looks like Orly Taitz. Sorry, but true.

I'm old and still trying to deal with John Sinclair's pot bust, so cut me some slack here.

[Captain Hilts]

19. I'm glad you said that because I think so too!

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

100. No way. She's hot.

I like women who look "different". They turn me on WAY more than "conventional" beauty.

[TheWatcher]

128. She's NOT hot.

She's Volcanically Scorching. :)

[AwakeAtLast]

13. Was it Fred Phelps?

:shrug:

[closeupready]

14. I love her - BRILLIANT artist, and impressive, creative performer and vocalist.

You go, girl GaGA! :)

[devilgrrl]

16. Why don't people just let that woman perform and shut up about her?

I'm so sick of people being talked about only to beat on later.

For example Britney Spears. Build her up. Tear her down.

[bigwillq]

17. Get 'em, Gaga!

Good for you!! :bounce: :thumbsup: K and R

[Captain Hilts]

18. Good for her. Now Boyle should clock the next person that calls her a man in drag. Why do women

catch all this shit?

[Odin2005]

20. Serves the asshole right.

[Locrian]

22. good for her

I was kinda ambivalent about her, but Im starting to like her.

[SoCalDem]

24. Sheez Louise.. don't we all just "know" way too much about people these days?

TMI.. TOTALLY TMI..

And why on earth is it anyone's business?

[tridim]

25. Not having a clue who Lady Gaga is, I just youtubed her.

No offense to anyone, and maybe she has some other talent that I don't know about, but her music definitely sucks, hard.

Her music sounds like the demo button was pushed on a synthesizer, and don't get me started on pitch correction.

Can someone fill me in on her appeal?

[Gold Metal Flake]

31. Gaga is like Goldfrapp but without the talent, creativity or looks.

[EndersDame]

55. EXACTLY how I feel!

`I love me some Goldfrapp!

[YOY]

33. Yes...yes her music does.

All flash and no substance...that "Pokerface" makes me want to punch people randomly in the face.

She's strong on sticking up for GLBT folks. That's a positive. But personally I like my flash with substance...

E.g.

[slutticus]

37. "that "Pokerface" makes me want to punch people randomly in the face."

:rofl:

I'm right there with you.

[Ikonoklast]

94. You just haven't heard other artists' interpretation of that song.

Try this version; it just may make you change your mind.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy5JwYOlgvY


The real genius shines of the original artist shines through.

[devilgrrl]

113. How about this one?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGH5ygIKyT0

[davsand]

36. I think there are entertainers and there are singers.

I'm not smacking on her at all, but I think Lady Gaga is an entertainer rather than a singer. I don't run to turn her stuff off, but I probably will not buy her entire play list. I DO, however, think she probably puts on one hell of a show.

I always kinda saw Bette Midler that same way. She is an acceptable singer, but she really is an ENTERTAINER. I'd pay to see her anytime. She puts on one heck of a good show and you will walk out feeling like you got your money's worth.



Laura

Added on edit: Bette has always been viewed as a "gay friendly" entertainer. I neglected to put that in the original post and it is the main reason I brought her up.

[NashVegas]

72. Lady Gaga's Appeal

Is that she's making lots of money for her promoters.

[devilgrrl]

114. I'd rag on her if were not for the fact that she writes and produces most of her shtick.

I'm told that she's not exactly a product produced by a record company ala Britney Spears but a performer who comes up with most of her own material, including fashions, music, image, etc.

[gopwacker_455]

35. Not a fan, but good on her

[HughMoran]

38. That's cool

& who cares if she has a gigantic clitoris anyway? :spray:

[jefferson_dem]

40. Ha Ha. You bad...

Interesting mental image though. Not all bad. :evilgrin:

[HughMoran]

41. I Googled and there were lots of pics and discussion

The conclusion I came to (and a few mentioned this) was that she has a rather large, well, I already said it. :)

[PizzaDriver]

42. "hermaphrodite" is a derogatory term? seriously, it's a medical condition that many people have, an

and if people weren't so gender obsessed they wouldn't be so freaked out by such things.

[Toasterlad]

50. The PC Term Is "Intersexed"

Since I'm NOT "intersexed", I wouldn't presume to tell people who ARE what should or shouldn't offend them. Although I agree with you that people are generally far, FAR too gender obsessed.

[FreeState]

57. So you think the person was diagnosing her as a hermaphrodite and not using it as an insult? n/t

[Warren Stupidity]

108. she threw the drink at the guy for calling her friend a faggot.

Now defend that.

[cowcommander]

43. Hmm...adds more fuel to the fire

[whyverne]

44. Loads of talent in Lady GaGa

A lot of these people don't know what the hell they're talking about.

check out Pre-GaGa

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM51qOpwcIM

She's an amazing talent.

You just don't like her music.

[waiting for hope]

110. Thanks for the link -

I like her music ... it's a great pick me up in the late afternoon ..

[whyverne]

118. Gawd, I'm 60 years old and I feel like I'm still arguing with my parents.

And they're long gone.

Just because you don't like someone's musical style doesn't mean that they don't have talent

I'm glad that you appreciated it.

[donco6]

45. I'd buy her a replacement drink anytime.

I think she'd be a blast to be around.

[varelse]

47. He is lucky

At least she didn't light it afterwards.

[Sebastian Doyle]

49. Don't care for her music at all

but I totally support her right to throw homophobes' shit right back in their faces.

[Toasterlad]

51. I Would Have Also Accepted "Knee to the Groin" As An Appropriate Response

But good for her.

[Batgirl]

52. Good. nt

[galledgoblin]

53. I may not be a fan of her music, but she ROCKS. (n/t)

[11 Bravo]

54. So if I sit next to Rick Warren on an airplane, and I call him an homophobic bigot ...

(which he is), is it OK for him to pour a drink on my head? And will we all agree when the freepers chortle, "Good for him"?

[Batgirl]

58. First of all, big waste of time worrying about what the freepers will say.

And second of all, it probably would be kind of funny if somebody accosted Rick Warren on an airplane and got a drink poured on his or her head, don't you think? It might even be worth it.

[QC]

59. You can take a dump in Rick Warren's filthy mouth, for all I care. n/t

[jefferson_dem]

60. Good lord...

Do you seriously not see the difference?

Start with the proposition you offer that labeling Warren a homophobe is akin to this guy labeling GaGa "hermaphrodite" and a "freak".

[11 Bravo]

63. Is it your contention that being called a "hermaphrodite" is worse than being called a "homophobe"?

That would seem to be the tenor of your post. Or maybe you seriously "do not see the difference".

[devilgrrl]

80. Did you read the article? He called her friend - that Adam guy - something homophobic

that's why she poured the drink.

[11 Bravo]

90. Don't get me wrong, the guy was a flaming asshole.

I'm just asking people to consider how they would feel if speech with which they agreed was also greeted with an assault. Consistency can be a real bitch.

[devilgrrl]

93. How many people would just go up to someone and spew shit people regardless of the words used?

The guy was an asshole and he got his. It's not like she pulled a gun on him.

[11 Bravo]

95. "How many people would just go up ..."? Well, now we know of at least one, don't we?

And according to you, "he got his".
If it's your contention that bigots, assholes, and other assorted jackasses are confined to the right, I would infer from that claim that your life experience has been somewhat limited. On the other hand, if it's your contention that speech with you agree is protected, but that speech which angers you is deserving of battery (he got his), then you're as scary as they are, and we have nothing more to discuss.

[devilgrrl]

96. Oh! Come off of it! Like you'd let someone insult you without repercussion.

Get off of your high sanctimonious horse! :nuke:

[Batgirl]

98. This guy was a bully. I'm glad he experienced some very minor consequences of his bullying.

But then, I also didn't feel too sorry when Ann Coulter got that pie in her face.

[11 Bravo]

101. Trust me, I won't lose any sleep over some loud-mouthed jackass wearing a drink.

I'm just trying to point out the inconsistency in some of the responses here.
Of course, waiting for some DUers to acknowledge their own inconsistency is like waiting for Rush Limbaugh to see his own dick. (Technically, you know it's feasible, but deep down inside, you just know it ain't going to happen.)
Now, you have a nice evening, and I hope the next person you piss off isn't armed with anything more lethal than a drink.

[Batgirl]

102. I subscribe to the belief that any reference to Rush Limbaugh's dick constitutes a hate crime.

NOW who's being a hypocrite, huh?

[11 Bravo]

104. Ummm, that would be you.

If you read slowly, and v-e-r-y carefully, you may note that I'm the free speech advocate here. (And I object to being called a hypocrite. By your reasoning you're lucky I'm not standing there with a glass of Sam Adams.)
Now, nighty-night. I have to work tomorrow.

[Batgirl]

106. Yep, time for night-night here too.

:boring:

[jefferson_dem]

107. Your defense of this moran is confusing.

According to the report, the guy was bullying and badgering GaGa with very offensive, personal insults. He's lucky all he got was a drink on the head.

Please note that i'm not one to support public disruptions such as hurling pies and tomatoes at those with whom we disagree. This, however, is a different story. The bastard was asking for it...and he got it.

By the way, you should look up "fighting words", which are not protected as free speech.

[laughingliberal]

111. The difference is one is bashing on someone who is an oppressed minority

(calling her friend who is gay a rude name). The other is calling someone out on their bigotry. There is a difference in the power between an oppressed people and the oppressor.

[TheWatcher]

125. No, but it is your right to beat him into oatmeal after he does it.

:evilgrin:

[TheWatcher]

126. Delete.

Wrong Place.

[votingupstart]

56. good for her n/t

[MineralMan]

61. Brava!

[Mudoria]

62. After she poured the drink she

should have looked inside the glass and tried to find some talent

[MineralMan]

64. Well, she looks plenty girly to me, but then I'm an old geezer,

so what do I know?

[Divine Discontent]

65. that's what you do to jerks who belittle GLBT people, you don't invite them places.

[ProgressiveProfessor]

67. Wile I likie it, its also battery,,,

[TheWatcher]

127. Forget it, she's on a roll.

:)

[Bluenorthwest]

69. Good for GaGa

Sometimes you have to stick up for your friends. I love her. She's got the glitter shakti from the eleventh floor, I tells you she does.

[LeftyMom]

81. Good for her. More people need to learn to mind their own business.

Being famous isn't an invitation for drunk strangers to speculate about your equipment, or call you nasty names, or really to walk up and bother you even if they're nice about it.

[Marr]

85. Well, at least she's not talking about Obama's birth certificate anymore.

:P

[tammywammy]

103. LOL

Now that made me laugh.


And good for Gaga!

[jmm]

99. Can I hate her for making me like her?

I still don't like her enough to listen to her music but I've got to love her for this.

[jefferson_dem]

105. Sure.

She would love that, i'm sure.

[dkf]

109. Who in the world comes up with a person being a hermaphrodite?

Is this someone claiming to be very familiar with her anatomy? Seriously how do people get this stuff?

[Sebastian Doyle]

130. There were some pictures a few months back

from some concert/awards show or whatever, where she was straddling a motorcycle on stage, not wearing much at the time, and in some of the pics, it appeared as though she might have had a "bulge" between her legs that most women don't have. The resolution on the pictures wasn't very good, so it's hardly conclusive evidence. But she apparently played along with the rumors in the media for a while, saying she had both parts, whether jokingly or whatever.

[REP]

112. Not a big fan of her music, but I can't help liking her

This is one example of why. I wish her much success.

And that guy totally deserved a beerwash for speculating if she is intersexed (though he phrased it insultingly). Calling her friend names called for the beer mug to be tossed at his head, too.

[benEzra]

119. Good for her.

And yes, she is a talented artist. She just doesn't fit traditional "artist" molds very well, which is not bad, just different.

[benEzra]

122. Here's a video of her performing for the Queen of England last month...

for those who still think she's not talented...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs95QrCOvng

[Commie Pinko Dirtbag]

133. 45 seconds into the video...

...and I'm in love already.

:wow: :loveya:

[whyverne]

139. Love the outfit! Thanks, I missed this one.

[TheWatcher]

129. That's My Girl!

She let that asshat off too easy. :)

[Owl]

137. Who?

[pinniped]

143. If he insulted her music, she would have no defense.

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[QC]

144. Gotta love her! n/t