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Direri Pérez retweeted
"Nunca somos invitados a sentarnos a la mesa, pero siempre somos bienvenidos para servirla.”
Direri Pérez retweeted
I don’t know who’s advising Art of Play, but they should demand a refund. The advice is terrible.
PR 101: don’t publicly argue with customers, celebrity or not. When a complaint goes viral, acknowledge the customer’s experience and reach out directly to resolve it. Don’t turn it into a public fight … even if you think they’re wrong.
And if you insist on arguing publicly, at least keep your story straight.
If this fallout damages the business, it won’t be because of Kelly Clarkson’s complaint. It’ll be because the owners chose the worst possible way to respond.
Direri Pérez retweeted
si son de México recuerden pedir sus envíos por correos nacionales porque es una institución que está yéndose a la quiebra, gracias adiós, pensamientos vespertinos
Direri Pérez retweeted
top enemigos públicos
1. el cabrón q diseñó las puertas que abren hacia adentro en el metrobús
ay me recordó al pendejo que siempre contestaba: eso es puro azúcar, no gracias, cuando les comentaba que iba a pedir starbucks y preguntaba si querían.
Direri Pérez retweeted
La igualdad, según Rousseau, es "que ningún ciudadano sea tan opulento que pueda comprar a otro, ni ninguno tan pobre que se vea necesitado de venderse". El alquiler de vientres, el pluriempleo, solo tiene explicación en un sistema tan desigual como en el que vivimos.
Direri Pérez retweeted
Chingue su madre matar niños. Chingue su madre la guerra. Y chingue su madre Macklemore.
Y no porque haya hablado de Palestina. Que hable. Que proteste. Que diga lo que piensa. Tiene todo el derecho.
Mi pedo es otro.
Macklemore no solamente aceptó la invitación para conectar con nuevos fans y cantar sus canciones. También vio la plataforma de otro artista como una oportunidad para amplificar su causa.
Y ahí es donde está mi pedo.
Porque aunque tengas todo el derecho a decirlo, no era tu gira y las consecuencias no iban a ser solamente tuyas.
Detrás de una gira no solamente están los músicos. Hay roadies, ingenieros, choferes, técnicos, producción, vendedores de merch y un chingo de gente cuyo sustento depende de que esos conciertos sucedan.
¿Quieres hablar de Palestina? Habla. Protesta. Haz canciones. Haz tu propia gira. Tienes un chingo de seguidores y plataformas donde la gente incluso espera escuchar tu opinión.
Pero si un baladista pop te invita amablemente a abrir sus conciertos, quizá su escenario no sea el mejor lugar para convertir su gira en el vehículo de tu activismo.
Libertad de expresión no significa ausencia de consecuencias. Y mucho menos que las consecuencias tengan que pagarlas los demás.
Además, ahorita estamos en chinga peleándonos por Sydney Sweeney.
Agarra tu número y siéntate.
Direri Pérez retweeted
Odeio rico sem capital cultural se você é rico e não fala pelo menos 3 línguas é formado e não gosta de arte = lixo humano desperdício de dinheiro boring
Direri Pérez retweeted
não quero saber de empreender + não vou gravar um reels falando sobre o meu trabalho + não vou mercantilizar minha imagem + não sou uma marca + quero ter direitos trabalhistas e não precisar trabalhar até morrer
Direri Pérez retweeted
o vídeo da menina falando que Anne Frank “se vitimizava” é a prova de que o booktok popularizou o hábito de consumir livros, não de compreendê-los. é o analfabeto funcional premium que lê 100 livros por ano e não consegue interpretar o diário da menina escondida de um genocídio.
Direri Pérez retweeted
To Namjoon,
You had the clearest opportunity today to address the Chris Brown situation and you chose not to.
So I’m not going to keep asking you to talk about it. Your silence is an answer in itself even if it’s not the answer many of us wanted.
What I still find frustrating is the idea that we should simply “separate the art from the artist.” How are we supposed to do that when you spent years making your art so deeply connected to who you are, what you believe in, and the values you publicly shared with us?
You didn’t just give us music. You gave us your words, your beliefs, and your perspective. You asked us to listen to what you had to say about the world. That connection was part of what made your art meaningful to so many of us.
And if those messages were only something you used to sell records, while you privately believe something completely different, then that makes the situation even more absurd and sick. It would mean that the values people connected with were just a performance and that the person behind the art was never really present in it at all.
So when your actions contradict the values we associated with you, of course that changes how some of us experience your work. That isn’t hate. It isn’t “being an anti.” It’s a natural consequence of seeing the person behind the art contradict those values.
You are free to make your choices. But we are equally free to decide what those choices mean to us.
And honestly, telling people to separate the art from the artist feels less like maturity and more like avoiding an uncomfortable reality.
I’m not asking you for an apology anymore.
I just wonder whether the values you spent years talking about still mean what I thought they meant.
Today, you had the opportunity to tell us.
You chose silence.
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