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Sabrina Carpenter Apologizes for Mistaking Arabic Celebration Call With Yodeling During Coachella Performance: ‘Could Have Handled it Better’

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Sabrina Carpenter Apologizes for Mistaking Arabic Celebration Call With Yodeling During Coachella Performance: ‘Could Have Handled it Better’
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Sabrina Carpenter Apologizes for Mistaking Arabic Celebration Call With Yodeling During Coachella Performance: ‘Could Have Handled it Better’
Sabriana Carpenter apologized for mistaking an Arabic call with yodeling during her Coachella performance.

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tinychickenfingers 1 day ago +435
People are constantly waiting for other people to “slip up” it’s honestly so boring. Everything is always such a big deal and a headline, this whole thing is stupid and clearly misinterpreted.
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HenryDorsettCase47 1 day ago +55
100%. It’s like the minute a celebrity is having a good run everyone starts gunning for them, looking for them to f*** up. And if they don’t f*** up in a big way, everyone will hyper focus on some minor misstep and make it seem like this person has been a dirtbag all along. They did the same thing with Chappell Roan a few weeks ago when they blamed her for some shit a local security guy did. No one even waited to see what the truth was (even though it was pretty obvious) because they were champing at the bit to blame her for something.
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Anamolica 23 hr ago +3
Yup. Its a crab bucket world out there.
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DeadPeanutSociety 21 hr ago +12
The bloodlust for celebrity takedowns is insatiable these days. Chalamet, then Chappell Roan, and now this. You could see people winding up for this one during the Chappell Roan saga. People were saying that it was actually Sabrina's bodyguard and she was responsible after Chappell Roan and the bodyguard made their statements. People feel helpless and all of that pent up rage has gotta go somewhere. It'll be someone new in a couple weeks. My money is on Zara Larsson.
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Proper_Bread_2156 21 hr ago +12
Its literally the Russian nesting doll purity tests that people put one another through nowadays. Young people cant help but make themselves look batshit.
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ResponsibleRaise9683 19 hr ago +2
Tall poppy syndrome / jealousy. Happens to men, women, whoever and in every industry from people who wish they were on top. 
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indicatprincess 1 day ago +3200
Hot take: interrupting people who are performing is rude and they don’t owe you anything. She was wearing IEMs and shouldn’t have been able to hear them.
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Soggy-Fly9242 1 day ago +1521
Also the idea that everyone needs to know everything about every culture in every place they’re in is such a wild expectation. The fact that she was able to hear anything on stage when you can barely hear what they’re saying in the video is also wild. Any time I don’t really know what’s going on but I have to keep it moving I’d respond like her, that kind of snippy sarcasm is her persona so I think she just handled a confusing situation in stride but naturally everyone is mad.
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NedRyerson-Official 1 day ago +485
Thank you!  I’m tired of people being offended by other people for simply not understanding or knowing something.  We are out here battling tyrants, sex traffickers,  corporate influence, etc. and people are spending their time getting mad at someone for not knowing some random shit that some random people are doing with their own life.   The gotcha culture that we live in is f****** exhausting.  
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jpk195 1 day ago +159
It's literally how you get people staying home for a cause (I won't mention which) when there's a clearly better, but not perfect option. People are up their own asses with this stuff sometimes.
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NedRyerson-Official 1 day ago +62
I don’t think they really how much damage their self-righteousness does to the cause they are supporting.   I know so many people who don’t vote because they are truly moderate on social topics.  They don’t support Trump or the MAGA side, but they are called racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, or whatever else for having a differing opinion (or simply don’t understand) something like trans people in women’s sports or even something like thinking Furries are weird. Personally, I just suck it up and vote for the opposition to MAGA regardless, but that’s me.  There are a lot of people who don’t.  
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brownmouthwash 1 day ago +29
That first sentence is so spot on. They’re doing damage at this point, and it’s really over their own feelings of superiority instead of genuine caring.
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jpk195 1 day ago +10
Those people are dealing with the same consequences as everyone else. At some point, you gotta get over yourself and do the sensible thing.
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NedRyerson-Official 1 day ago +9
Yes, they sure are dealing with the same consequences. So are you. We are all in this together, until we start pushing people away.  
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Loud-Log9098 1 day ago +29
>The gotcha culture that we live in is f****** exhausting. The entire thing is based around wanting to correct any and everything while simultaneously never wanting it to happen to yourself because it f****** sucks. It's hypocritical in that sense and just immature. Who has time to run around and do that all the time.
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Thattimetraveler 20 hr ago +9
I think this attitude contributes soooo much to social anxiety too. Knowing any slip up could come with being berated makes it hard to even bring up certain topics.
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Longjumping-Panic-48 1 day ago +36
I believe it’s calling it weird after she learned its origins that people are upset by, not the actual not knowing what it is. On the offensive scale, calling something weird is like a 2/10, though. She could’ve used another word, sure, but she was distracted in the middle of her performance by something unfamiliar and probably didn’t have the mental space to run through culturally sensitive responses. A small apology acknowledging that she could’ve handled it better is a sign of integrity and respect for other cultures. Mostly the responses here are showing that 1) female performers must be perfectly unphased and respond perfectly to every single fan as the fan expects them to respond and 2) people don’t care to respect other cultures, let alone allow other cultures to exist in proximity to them.
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Woodpecker-Lobotomy 14 hr ago +5
>after she learned its origins Some invisible person yelling "it's my culture" instilled her with the knowledge of the origins of this culture?
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Doggleganger 1 day ago +11
I generally agree, but I'm not sure anyone is actually upset here. It's just twitter sensationalism. Maybe 5 people tried to get some likes on Twitter. No one really cares about this one.
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Agreeable_Store_3896 1 day ago +14
There's a good chunk of Listnookors who unironically believe Sabrina hates her nonwhite fans
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Cool-Expression-4727 1 day ago +8
You only need to go to other pop culture subs here on listnook to see that there are tons of people (or bots) extremely upset with Sabrina Carpenter about this.
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Doggleganger 1 day ago +5
They're bots. And it's not their fault they are programmed to say everyone was *SLAMMED*.
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burnerbotz 23 hr ago +4
that part. people think it’s cool to do something not common in the culture they’re currently present in (arabic cheering in coachella valley) and then slam those who don’t know what’s going on. it would be the same if i went to arabic speaking countries clapping snd screaming “woo!” they would be looking at me like my cheering are not common and inappropriate as well. (not calling the cheering at sabrina’s show inappropriate, but those cheering were creating bad guys out of those ignorant like sabrina)
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Txdust80 22 hr ago +4
But were people actually offended or did the media just highlight the very small outliers and treat them like some sort of large group of people offended. I was at a school board meeting where one crazy person who is always stirring the pot said something about some minor thing in a negative manner. And the news reported parents offended by students actions. It was literally one person and it wasn’t even the main thing that person was talking about. It was some off hand spiteful comment that was reported as some push by parents. Never trust when the media states people are in an uproar about something over something that on paper seems like a nothing burger. Chances are they are rage baiting engagement
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saggie-maggie 1 day ago +6
This comment was elevated for me because I heard it in Stephen Tobolowski's voice.
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Perfect-Zebra-3611 1 day ago +138
Honestly just because somethings from a culture doesnt mean you have to like it either. Everyone says its insensitive because after they said its from their culture she still said she didnt like it and its weird. Okay so? Just because somethings your culture doesnt mean it cant be weird and it doesnt mean i have to like it either. Its your right to do that call, and its her right to say its weird and she doesnt like it.
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ellsego 1 day ago +42
A lot of “cultural” shit is super weird… like it’s cultural for woman in Saudi Arabia to be covered from head to toe if they leave the house…in the US there Pentecostal churches that engage in “snake handling” and let’s not forget the confederate lovers who call it “southern culture”… weird shit abounds.
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Soggy-Fly9242 1 day ago +44
Yeah I don’t like bagpipes, sue me. Sometimes my friends from different countries offer me food that I’m definitely not going to eat, I don’t care how cultural it is. And they’re never mad at me they just go “yeah tbh it is kind of gross but we love it”
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Reasonable_Bath_269 1 day ago +39
Reminds me of those vuvuzela horns they had at the World Cup, sure they are a South African football culture thing, still obnoxious
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Harmony_w 1 day ago +3
Funny you should say that--I was at a World Cup volunteer tryout recently and they were giving out FIFA branded vuvuzelas to volunteers. We used them throughout the day (in a convention center) to build team spirit...in the US. People loved it. Hell, I have a neurological disorder that causes nonstop head pain, especially from loud noise, and I loved it. So glad that bit of cultural sharing took place.
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Responsible_Mix4717 1 day ago +43
I would argue that it's not exactly your right to just scream out loudly and distractingly at an event venue. I think every single music venue has a sign somewhere about civil behavior.
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Good_Brilliant7684 1 day ago +29
Watching the video it legit sounds like she thought the person was a yodeler from Sweden or something lol.
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Soggy-Fly9242 1 day ago +21
Yeah like if that’s the only reference you know, and someone is yelling something at you on stage from the middle of a crowd…makes sense to me
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AdSpecialist6598 1 day ago +20
The whole thing is so silly overblown her reaction was totally normal.
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Noodlex87 1 day ago +27
Once again… the culture is doing it mostly during WEDDINGS! Not concerts!
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Unlucky-Public-2947 1 day ago +19
On top of the hearing issues it’s in the middle of a performance. I mean you are expected to be in the zone but also expected to be aware of different modes of celebrating? It’s nonsense.
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Randomizedname1234 1 day ago +14
The idea everyone needs to know everything is a sign of privilege to be educated to know that. Yet those spouting that don’t even understand that!
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bvzxh 21 hr ago +2
also, concerts are expensive as f*** once in a while that I do get to go to a concert. It's so annoying when people are so loud I can't hear the artist.
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YoungKeys 1 day ago +4
Feel like if this happened 5 years ago, Sabrina Carpenter would have been cancelled off the face of the internet. I’m happy most responses to her I’ve seen have been mostly reasonable now. The world is healing.
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Additional-Simple248 1 day ago +28
IEMs usually include audience (AKA ambient) mics to prevent the performer from feeling isolated from the room and let them hear applause/etc.
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not_the_cicada 17 hr ago +3
Exactly. And each artist will have a different preference for the amount of room sound brought into their personal monitor mix.  Having just the sound of your own microphone can be incredibly unpleasant in a way that is difficult to explain. 
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leafbelly 10 hr ago +2
Now that's a big assumption. We don't know what was in her ears. I would think people in the next county over could hear that Arabic outburst.
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magicpenny 1 day ago +92
Exactly this. Save your culture for cultural celebrations. Let singers sing at their own concert. Stop being offended when you don’t get to do exactly what you want when it interrupts a singer singing at their own show. The selfishness and entitlement is mind blowing.
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I-I_I-I_I-I_l-l 1 day ago +5
Imagine how f****** annoying it was for people to be standing next to that yodeler too. I’m glad Sabrina called that out. Who cares if it’s your culture. It’s weird and annoying.
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EquivalentSnap 1 day ago +89
Exactly it’s rude and no one else was screaming at her
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Bake2727 1 day ago +44
Not even a hot take just basic manners and etiquette’s. People should learn this.
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OuterWildsVentures 1 day ago +28
Its a concert at the end of the day of a festival lmao
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QueezyF 1 day ago +16
Please don’t clap.
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Realistic-Lime7842 17 hr ago +4
*Jeb Bush starts shaking*
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SistaChans 1 day ago +10
I have a jazz trio and we just switched to IEMs, what an absolute world of difference. A pair of midrange monitors and a headphone amp is like a 2-300 dollar investment, and it will completely transform your stage sound
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indicatprincess 1 day ago +48
They waited until a quiet part to do it. She straight up shouldn’t have been able to hear it over her IEMs.
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Beginning_Ant_2346 1 day ago +30
It’s like cheering at a concert …is cheering interrupting? Is a concert supposed to be quiet?
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Dorkinfo 1 day ago +20
HOLD YOUR CHEERING FOR…NEVERMIND, HOLD -THAT- CHEERING.
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OuterWildsVentures 1 day ago +19
Tell me you never go to concerts without telling me you never go to concerts.
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Potential-Ant-6320 1 day ago +2
it's very hard to do these performances infront of tens of thosuands of people. Most people aren' used to performing with monitors. some artists hate it. I think simon and garfunkle who are americas last great harmonizers hate monitors. It's part of why small intimate venues where drunk people aren't yelling are my favorite types of shows. If you've never played a 10k person theater or bigger it's hard to understand it. she's still a relatively young and inexperienced artist. people should cut her some slack and understand she's not hearign the house sound and the crowd. she's hearing live audio with her vocals cut out and it's custom fit to her ears to block out outside sound. Pro musicians will have completely custom monitors made that aren't tuned to reproduce all recorded sound but are often tuned to their instrument and custom molded to their ears. these can costs thousands of dollars.
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Steelhorse91 21 hr ago +2
In arenas and at outdoor festivals the monitor engineers will often set up a mic on one or both sides of the stage to feed a little bit of stage/room ambience and crowd noise into the in ear monitors, they usually have a plastic disc or plate around/behind the mic. Basically, it can be a bit disorienting being nearly completely cut off from a room acoustically.
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AngelsHero 20 hr ago +2
Tbh, after the massively bad press involving the security guard somewhat recently I’m not super surprised by her taking this position now
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MacrophageSlayge 20 hr ago +2
correct.
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GhoshProtocol 1 day ago +29
It's not an opera, cmon. People do "wooooo" all the time in silent parts . This is no different.
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TheBestNigerian 1 day ago +36
If it's loud enough to stand out then it's different. Especially the timing of it.
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MichaelMyersEatsDogs 1 day ago +53
Right? Do these people understand how loud and obnoxious you have to be to stand out in a giant music festival?
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Internal_Concert_217 1 day ago +26
That's right but it was a little weird to start talking about it being my culture. Seems she just wanted to grab the attention when the opportunity arose.
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Ok_Teacher_392 1 day ago +10
If you loud enough and in a tone that sticks out, it’s in bad form. Have fun, but don’t distract other people who are trying to have fun A southern person would get called out if they were yelling “yee yee yeeet” A frat bro would get called out for yelling about harambe
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HeadyBunkShwag 1 day ago +13
Right? Lmao it’s a music festival. 75% of that crowd are fuuuckdd up.
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mycatissuperior 1 day ago +20
Have you been to a concert before? Cheering clapping and making happy appreciations sounds are how an audience thanks a performer.
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Shootforthestars24 22 hr ago +3
I’m the only one questioning why was there Arabic celebration yelling at an American English speaking signer’s performance? I wouldn’t be shouting American stuff at an Arabic concert cause it’s out of place lol
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No-Revolution-3159 1 day ago +3
Hot take: always watch something properly before commenting, she was between songs and not really interrupted, lots of others in the crowd were cheering and shouting but that fan was singled out. Glad she apologised.
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Cantre-r_Gwaelod_1 1 day ago +627
I mean, is accusing someone of yodelling that bad? She didn’t say an insult there. Seems like an honest mistake.
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SilverCompetitive902 1 day ago +160
Are people upset? I thought it was just a mildly amusing misunderstanding.
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_Asshole_Fuck_ 20 hr ago +29
The Faux Moi sub had a post with 10k upvotes and thousands of comments dragging her and saying it was racist. It was so bad Sabrina’s team filed a copyright notice to have it taken down. So yeah, a lot of people are angry (or at least pretending to be).
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bootlegvader 14 hr ago +14
>The Faux Moi sub had a post with 10k upvotes and thousands of comments dragging her and saying it was racist. Isn't Faux Moi always offended and hating on celebrities? For a pop culture sublistnook it appears to hate 90% of pop culture.
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Woodpecker-Lobotomy 14 hr ago +10
That sub is literally just the modern version of tumblr and twitter from 10 years ago, in fact I wouldn't be surprised if all those miserable losers just ended up congregating there after both those websites fell off.
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Cantre-r_Gwaelod_1 12 hr ago +4
I think a lot of them got a bit addicted to the power trip of feeling like they’re destroying another persons success and reputation. They jump from one celebrity to the next constantly to do this. They’re extremely pathetic. They think as long as they can claim some type of moral superiority in the situation no one else can notice they’re a bit sadistic and nasty.
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Nikclel 1 day ago +194
She’s somehow racist because of it lmao
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RedSwingline2000 1 day ago +59
The irony is they are saying if it was a European person yodeling it would have been OK for her to be upset but because it was an Arab person doing a Zaghrouta she had to allow them to keep interrupting her
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Jabbergabberer 1 day ago +23
You should see the TikTok comment sections on this topic. They’re weirdly mad about it.
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I-I_I-I_I-I_l-l 1 day ago +17
It’s not just tik tok. It’s all the influencer snark subs on Listnook too.
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TheMightyDab 21 hr ago +7
There's a certain entertainment sublistnook with approx 7.9 million idiots that are pretty miffed at her
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QualityTits 1 day ago +42
I’ve read the other pop culture threads, they don’t think her apology is genuine and her saying she didn’t like it in the moment was racist. Seriously. As opposed to, ya know, stop making it normal for any of the audience to think they’re the main character and interrupt a concert that’s for another thousands of people. It’s absolutely ludicrous.
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IntentionInfinite805 23 hr ago +14
Society is losing sight of what it means to be accountable to their own actions.
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dannydaddydevito 22 hr ago +4
They don’t like it because Sabrina went “that’s your culture? I don’t like it” and they’re running with it saying she mocked the culture. Which is where I think Sabrina is trying to say she could’ve handled it better.
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WildMild869 1 day ago +19
Those popular gossip subs were f****** crashing out when the news first came out lmao
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HungerSTGF 1 day ago +8
To others yodeling is their culture so it’s been pretty f****** weird for people to be like “it’s not like yodeling at all that shit is barbaric”
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Ok_Campaign_3326 1 day ago +36
It is when you consider yodeling as not valid and weird - which is kind of what people are doing here. Saying “it’s clearly NOT yodeling” as if yodeling itself would be fine to criticize, but since this it not yodeling it isn’t okay to criticize. Just a weird situation all around.
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FreeEdmondDantes 1 day ago +36
I'm sure the yodelers have thick skin and will survive. I hope not though.
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Manticore416 1 day ago +30
I think it'd be okay to criticize yodelling from the audience during someone else's concert.
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Ok_Campaign_3326 1 day ago +9
I do too. I’m saying that on a surface level comparing something to “yodeling” is not an insult. The only way the comparison could be seen as an insult is if you yourself view yodeling as some sort of “less than” cultural practice. If you read any of the criticism of this interaction, a lot of it boils down to being offended that she compared the zaghrouta to yodeling when it clearly isn’t. They’re the ones placing yodeling and the zaghrouta on a different level acting as if one is more valid than the other.
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Good_Brilliant7684 1 day ago +25
It’s perfectly fine to make fun of yodeling lol.
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Ok_Campaign_3326 1 day ago +18
sure, but then if we follow the same logic then it is also perfectly fine to make fun of zaghrouta. But I’m not sure the people who are up in arms about the situation would agree with that statement.
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Thanos_Stomps 1 day ago +28
Hot take, it’s okay to make fun of things and doing so doesn’t automatically make you prejudiced, racist, xenophobic, or bigoted.
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Good_Brilliant7684 1 day ago +18
I think it’s ok to make fun of that too.
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FlamingoEarringo 1 day ago +8
It is fine to make fun of zaghrouta.
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Longjumping-Panic-48 1 day ago +5
Nah fam, yodeling is actually really f’ing cool. It’s the pretend mockery of yodeling that’s dumb.
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R_V_Z 1 day ago +13
It's perfectly fine to make fun of cool things.
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Sudden-Ad-307 1 day ago +9
Im austrian and i don't care if anybody considers yodeling not valid or weird. If she was actually yodeling nobody would give a f*** and people would laugh about it but since its a middle eastern thing everybody is losing their mind.
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Hairy-Summer7386 1 day ago +1050
I mean, it’s generally weird to go to an event filled with outsiders of your culture and force everyone to essentially listen to it. I’m indigenous and I’ll never do any of my customs at an event because I know it’ll be off putting to everyone else there. So, she was weird for doing this. Sabrina isn’t in the wrong here. This is a nothing burger being blown out of portion.
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secret_squirrels_nut 1 day ago +76
exactly. it’s also hilarious that she called it yodeling. i haven’t seen any upset bavarians yet. if someone were actually yodeling it would be just as weird.
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MiserableKink 16 hr ago +8
This is the point. The people who are "offended" have no skin in the game. Suddenly everyone is rushing to be a spokesperson for a group of people they learned about 5 minutes ago.
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delkarnu 1 day ago +43
Oh come on, this is only because the culture they were expressing was Arabic. I'm English and French and no one complains when I hate myself anywhere I go.
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SilkySmoothTesticles 1 day ago +24
It would be weird to do a soccer chant in the middle of a performance too
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nacheteferrero 1 day ago +9
Unfortunately that’s very common…don’t go see Blur
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BowieAndZelda 22 hr ago +6
You’ve never been to a concert in Ireland or the Uk then 🤣
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SilkySmoothTesticles 16 hr ago +3
Ok but that’s in the UK. It makes perfect sense for that to randomly happen. It’s weird to do it in another country and you come off like dicks when you do it
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Japajoy 1 day ago +12
I swear to god theres a hidden pr war going on or something. So many attempts to cancel celebrities over nothing recently, Chappell Roan, Timothy Chalamet, and Michael Jordan have all faced backlash from minor or out of context clips.
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librious 1 day ago +5
People need something to get upset about every day on the internet or else their lives have no meaning
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Alina2017 1 day ago +349
I’m an Aussie and part of my culture is to yell “Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi” but if I interrupted a musician’s set with it I’d expect to get kicked out of the venue. Ms Carpenter has nothing to apologise for.
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Top-Lab7986 1 day ago +94
I'm an American Millennial so part of my culture is screaming "WAAAAZZZZZZAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHPPPP?" and shotgunning Budweisers but I wouldn't interrupt a musicians set with that either.
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leafbelly 10 hr ago +2
I wouldn't kick you out. lmao
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JunglyPep 1 day ago +139
Yeah this story is bullshit. Screaming so loud at a concert that you can be heard over the performers microphone is annoying in any culture.
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Tenacious_Dim 1 day ago +118
Culture or not maybe during a performance isn't the best time to do something like that? She handled it like a comedian being heckled and imo didn't do anything wrong 
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Majestic_Marzipan_11 1 day ago +340
Those idiots interrupting her performance deserve no apology
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Jealous-Shallot-3071 1 day ago +162
I do wish Sabrina was able to respond to this made-up controversy by putting out an official statement that says "Oh, just f*** off" Which is the exact response it deserves
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insertUserNamehereno 1 day ago +32
If famous people were allowed to react like normal humans I guarantee we’d have a lot less headlines like this. A simple “Eat my ass” would end so many so called controversies
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UltimateM13 1 day ago +5
Nah. People would just dogpile them more. Anytime Chappel Roan is rude for the sake of her own mental and emotional well being people jump on her for being a b****. She’s acting like most folks I know who have a low tolerance for performative or rude bullshit, and yet because she’s a celebrity I guess people are mad she won’t let them treat her like shit.
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Reesno33 1 day ago +218
"WAAAAAGHHHGGGHHAAAAAGH!" "Hey be quiet I'm trying to preform" "OMG IM NOT WHITE ACTUALLY SO YOU'RE RACIST" what a world.
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Revolutionary_Cry884 17 hr ago +4
Sigh…who cares? There’s worse things to worry about than being “reprimanded” for something so inconsequential.
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fuckoptus 1 day ago +51
Another non-issue for the chronically online to cry themselves to sleep over
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Applekid1259 1 day ago +44
She shouldn’t have had to apologize for this. F*** assholes that are just yelling at shows.
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BusyBeeBridgette 1 day ago +101
It's your set, if you don't like an audience member doing something you tell them to stop or leave. Plus who tf yodels when a singer is trying to sing?
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churro_i_guess 1 day ago +26
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phantomxnoodles 1 day ago +11
 you could hear them over everyone else in the crowd on stream. It was most likely loud as F*** in person 
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Anamolica 1 day ago +3
Tbh, its weird and I don't like it.
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APartyInMyPants 1 day ago +28
She handled it perfectly fine. Obnoxious concert goer was making a loud, bleating, distracting zaghrouta and then tried to make it about herself and her “culture.” It’s a sound use in celebration, like at a wedding. It’s not a sound to yell out at a concert.
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PrizePreset 1 day ago +13
Chappel Roan is sending her bodyguard after the yodeler
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StrawberryRedneck 22 hr ago +3
This whole thing has been so fuckin insane.
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KendrickBlack502 17 hr ago +3
Y’all realize that the president of the united states threatened to blow up a whole country this week, right? I don’t care if Sabrina took the fans phone and spiked it into the stage. Literally who cares.
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UnTides 1 day ago +4
[https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ChvGxuW0oRI](https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ChvGxuW0oRI) Video.
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BeleagueredWDW 1 day ago +25
She doesn’t owe an apology for anything. Good to see a vast majority of people here, at least, agreeing it was the screaming person who should apologize.
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QueezyF 1 day ago +4
Nobody should apologize. This is all very stupid.
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OnlyKey5675 1 day ago +6
There was no reason to apologize.
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MOSbangtan 1 day ago +10
What a distraction from the feat of her headlining show. She’s pretty spectacular for all she’s accomplished.
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +18
I don’t understand how people keep saying that the audience member was rude. It’s a music festival and tons of people were screaming. Also as soon as the person said it was their culture she should have stopped even if she didn’t know what it was at first.
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Capital-Yesterday618 1 day ago +8
They are talking about the quiet tonal shift in Sabrina's performance which the audience adjusted to. The person could be heard ululating by Sabrina only because the rest of the audience was quiet.
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +13
In the clip, you can clearly hear a massive rumble of crowd noise.
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +14
There’s loads of shouting and cheering going on at the beginning of the clip while Sabrina was between songs, she didn’t call them out because they were interrupting her, she mocked it because she thought it was “weird yodelling”
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Capital-Yesterday618 1 day ago +7
In those other times she wasnt playing the piano during like I said in what is a tonal shift in Sabrina's performance. I didnt say transitions between songs.
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +10
Sabrina was in a transition between songs and everyone in the crowd was yelling
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Capital-Yesterday618 1 day ago +5
Can u link the clip that u are referring to?
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Forgemasterblaster 1 day ago +12
People generally know if they do some something loud in an inappropriate setting, It’ll go viral online. Sabrina’s response was fine. She’s an American pop star at Coachella performing songs. She had a reaction to something not normally done at those events. It just happened on a slow news day for people interested in stuff like this.
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bugluvr65 1 day ago +12
i can’t believe she’s getting so much flak for this. i’m certainly no fan of hers but jesus she heard an unpleasant sounds and said hey that’s unpleasant
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MatthewUnplugged 20 hr ago +2
Apologizing was a bad move. Now they are criticizing her apology. Doubling down and/or remaining silent until it blows over sees way more success.
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BrianOconneR34 19 hr ago +2
Loud as possible anything close to front row shows not culture but lack of respect or manners.
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Training-Ad7414 19 hr ago +2
who gives a f'ck about anything, anymore?
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FatnessEverdeen34 19 hr ago +2
She shouldn't have
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andresfgp13 13 hr ago +2
honestly i feel bad for people like Sabrina or other streamers/artists/politicians/etc which fanbases tend to be people like Listnookors or more progressive fanbases, they live their lives walking on eggshells, at the minor thing going wrong they all turned on them, honestly it feels like they are always looking for a excuse to turn on you. here we have Sabrina which is apologizing for being heckled during her show? like she is the party affected here, and she has to apologize because if she doesnt bend the knee people are going to think she is racist/whateverphobic. if i was in a situation like that i would have a nervous breakdown in no time, i cant imagine being scrutinized every second of my life.
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Delicious-Ad-1038 13 hr ago +2
Sabrina had nothing to apologize for.
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Appointment_Salty 1 day ago +6
And the world keeps on turning.
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melowdout 1 day ago +5
Too chicken shit to protest Trump? Try bitching about an entertainer not knowing about another culture. It’s easier and doesn’t require bravery.
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lebean 1 day ago +4
"My culture is hollering loudly and disturbing everyone around me while they're watching a performance!" This is like going to a concert in Japan where audiences are notoriously subdued, and being offended if someone notices you standing up screaming at the top of your lungs and waving your arms around.
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Stylianius1 23 hr ago +3
How is this not a post from the Onion
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CasCrus4L 21 hr ago +3
This shit is extra dumb, your f****** culture celebrates by ruining the show for everyone? ?
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Dry-Wolf6789 20 hr ago +2
The Fan should apologize for interrupting the performance. This is so pathetic. 
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moecheeks76 1 day ago +6
It’s her show the fans don’t pay to hear the yodeling chick. They paid for Sabrina. Also, since when do we have to validate everyone? Sabrina has a right to tell yodeling freak she thinks it’s “weird”. We don’t have to like everything. Why are you at a Sabrina show yodeling? Why are you trying to get attention at someone else’s expense? Just because it’s part of your “culture” doesn’t mean we should like, want or respect it. I wish Sabrina wouldn’t apologize. She should just move on.
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ironlocust79 1 day ago +5
Did they pay to hear Sabrina, or did the fans pay to hear another person scream? Shut up and dont make it about you(the fan)
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dormilonsita 1 day ago +16
The issue she is apologizing for: called the fan's culture weird after the fan explained the difference. It was NOT bc she called her out initially or because she confused a zaghrouta with yodeling.
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juicebox03 1 day ago +24
That isn’t an issue. It is fine to think something from a different culture is weird. I can respect you and your cultural history and at the same time think it is weird.
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RockHardValue 1 day ago +28
Has the fan apologized for heckling? That would be nice too
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +13
She wasn’t heckling, it’s a music festival and loads of people were screaming
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RockHardValue 1 day ago +9
Pretty sure yelling to disrupt the live act is exactly that
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Aggravating_Life7851 23 hr ago +6
Then why not call anyone else who was yelling out?
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +11
Sabrina wasn’t singing and you can clearly hear the crowd being noisy overall
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TamingOfTheChoon 1 day ago +11
Yeah… that’s the worst part. Waiting for the silence between the act to inject yourself.
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +8
There was no silence. It’s coachella not an opera house.
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magseven 1 day ago +10
Shouldn't have apologized because it is weird to think your culture is simply just accepted everywhere. Gotta read the f****** room. My uncle is a minister in a predominately black church and if he preached the way he does in Georgia at a Catholic church in...I don't know, Milwaukee or something, he would probably be tased and cuffed within 45 minutes. His sermons were INTENSE! I've seen him hit people hard enough to draw blood (who never complained). It's extremely selfish to assume everyone knows your intentions or belief system every time you open your f****** mouth.
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movienerd7042 1 day ago +6
Yes because that’s definitely the same thing as cheering for two seconds in your cultural way
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Healthy-Educator-280 1 day ago +5
I feel like people are overestimating how much or how clearly she even heard while on stage at an outdoor show with 100k+ people
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DakPanther 1 day ago +4
Yodeling is cultural too though
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xherdinand 1 day ago +3
She looks so creepy in this pic
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TheMysteriousOrganis 1 day ago +3
Her lawyers filed a desist notice for Listnook. So the video is being removed.
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Onuus 1 day ago +8
She didn’t do anything wrong. Screw the girl for making the show about her and then trying to defend herself for being rude by hiding behind, ‘culture’ Crazy how we’re willing to tear these celebrities to shred the *second* something happens.
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An_Innocent_Coconut 1 day ago +4
It's embarassing that she apologize for annoying screamers ruining her performance, which people PAID to see.
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CompetitiveBerry2100 1 day ago +5
She has nothing to apologize for
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Porfyry 1 day ago +7
Even for entertainment news this is such a reach to make this a story
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TrailerParkFrench 1 day ago +1
I think she handled it fine. That guy sucks.
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Chemical-Sundae2609 1 day ago +8
I was born in the south so ill just start the old rebel yell because culture!
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LineImpossible3958 1 day ago +4
Sabrina did nothing wrong
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FlamingoEarringo 1 day ago +3
Why should she know it was that? And really, she doesn't have to like it. Seems disrespectful and out of place to be yodeling.
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CompetitiveRub9780 1 day ago +1
It’s Coachella ppl are going to yell and applaud. She’s weird
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HabitantDLT 1 day ago +3
Who was she apologizing to, Arabs or the Swiss?
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waitmyhonor 1 day ago +4
So many bots defending her behavior this early in the morning and people falling for it wild
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big4throwingitaway 21 hr ago +4
No most people just don’t give a shit lol
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linhob 1 day ago +3
She didnt need to apologize. this was her show.
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