Emily Ratajkowskiinto the microphones of your podcast high low, discussing the pop star Taylor Swift with singer and actor Troy Sivan.
Model, actress, writer and businesswoman said: “I grew up with some snobbery, I wasn’t a big fan of pop music. Then I finally realized that often popular things are actually incredibly good. I wasn’t Swifty and now I’m like, “You know what that means?” That means I was a misogynist.”
Emily Ratajkowski, aka Emrata, is already pitted against her past self and Swift’s current detractors: “I went to her concert and thought, ‘This person is an incredible artist and songwriter, anyone who says otherwise has problems and not very refined taste.'”
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He sternly concluded: “I know a lot of people will have their jaws dropped from the shock, but I think it’s true. If you don’t like Taylor Swift, then you don’t understand anything!”
Well, given that Emrata has taken the concept to the extreme and personal taste still exists and hence not all those who dislike Swift’s music are necessarily misogynists, it is also true that the singer suffered from unjustified hatred for a long time because “in the songs she spoke only about her exes”, because “she owed everything to Kanye West, who glorified her by going on stage and taking away from her, in his opinion, an award undeservedly”, because “a collector of strife” or even just for her attitude.
All motives that, when analyzed, can be partly combined with the internal form of misogyny.