/media/ - Media

>>24628
Why are we just discussing female ones here

It's mostly the male artists that are the absolute worst

>>24630
Yeah, the only female one I can think of is that rapper who killed chickens to read fortunes and says homophobic stuff all the time. I never liked her anyway.

Male artists I've generally gotten lucky in that almost none of the ones I like have been revealed to be secretly evil. Except Ethan Kath. Ethan Kath I legitmately would have murdered if I've had the chance until about 18 months ago, I could still be persuaded to change my mind back I think. Given that there was a 10ish year long period where I didn't go more than a week without listening to a Crystal Castles song the strength of feeling is still quite strong. Even now the melodies will creep into my head and I'll feel a spike of irritation about it.

>>24635
Uh Marylin Manson much

Also I will never forgive R kelly for what he did to Aaliya smh

>>24635
You mean Azalea Banks?
I don't listen to Crystal Castles but what did Ethan do

>>24646
Too much for one post
https://www.alice-glass.com/cc/

>>24663
wow thank you for sharing this anon, I'm so angry and i feel so sad for her. I hope she's doing better with her new project

>>24663
Thanks for posting, that's really shitty so many men in music are just evil. I really think a lot of men who go into music to begin with were already horrible people who figured being a musical 'artist' (not going to use the word musician, unless he could actually play instruments idk) will give them easy access to victims

>>24628
Amanda Palmer
I've heard bad stuff about her, but her Dresden Dolls songs helped me a lot when I was younger and felt like nobody can understand me. I still wanna believe she's actually a good person who is just misunderstood because she still seems pretty relatable in some ways and helped my teenage self a lot

>>24673
I loved her music as a teenager too. Her songs always had a lot of feeling to them.

Lana Del Rey though she's more dumb than truly problematic.

>>24666
>>24667
It's horrifying for me, I idolized her voice in the late 2000s, it absolutely destroyed me for a little while, when I learned what happened

Poppy

>>24699
>>24747
>>24802
>>24673
Why are these problematic? No offense, but you're all assuming everyone is aware of everything.

>>24810
Sorry
That's what they say about Amanda Palmer for example
https://yourfaveisproblematic.tumblr.com/post/67208617337/amanda-palmer
Here's her talking about some controversies
https://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/jun/22/amanda-palmer-visionary-egotist-interview
I really wanna believe she's just a misunderstood

>>24819
Thanks, but lol. It reads as regular 4chan edge. I mean, it's show-business, makes sense she would make a spectacle of herself being edgy, it sells.
What does "problematic" actually means? Is it "this person is the apologist of a shitty dangerous ideology" or "I'm a tad bothered about what this person said that one time"?

>>24821
I guess sometimes artists get canceled for just saying something not completely appropriate one time, so I guess it really depends on the definition of what people see as problematic

ITT: let's parrot moral panics engineered by celebs representatives and their enemies