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The presenters of a program in the United States were accused of making racist comments about the pop artist
Unfortunate comment
For fans of the American singer BeyonceIt sparked a hashtag demanding respect for the singer, after the presenters of an American TV show made a bad comment.
On X, formerly Twitter, netizens asked “Beyoncé deserves respect.” that it “Racism is not funny” This Sunday (17). This happened after comments appeared on the program saturday night live, Racist statements against the singer spread on social media.
In an excerpt from the show, comedians Colin Jost and Michael Che talk about various news stories with humor. At one point they mentioned posting photos Beyonce wears a chrome dress and platinum blonde hair.
“This led to her being described by many people online as “too white”.“Chi says. “In fact, she was so white that I finally felt attracted to her“, continued the comedian.
The fans revolted
despite of Chi is also black, the comment was not good and ended up causing a lot of repercussions on the web. Some fans actually They didn't like the line that quotes the pop singer.
Others in turn stated that the broadcaster had a habit of getting involved with white women and that the whole thing was just a joke. “BYoncé is Beyoncé! We will always remember that the joke wasn't about her, it was about his admiration for white women.One netizen began.
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“They said people online accused her of being too white, which led to the joke about him. There was no disrespect to Beyoncé“, concluded the explanation. “Unfortunately this is happening again and we will not tolerate racism, it is not funny.”“, said another.
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