IN YOUNG AMERICA SEX TEXTING IS THE BIGGEST SHIT GOING, NOT JUST SENDING A NASTY MESSAGE BUT A PICTURE ATTACHED. Jermaine Dupri: “WHY IS EVERYBODY ACTING SO CRAZY? I UNDERSTAND THE SHOCK BUT THEN AGAIN I DON’T. U gotta be smarter than the average bear.
Melody Thornton: “U young ladies and ur camera phones…. This is how u kill the Cassie buzz real quick LoL!!” However, in the past years since the year 2012, she attracts attention one more reason her lighter skin. This when combined with her attractive dressing always attracts a lot of attention. Melanie Fiona: “The verdict is in… I think I’ll stick to keeping my clothes on! Lololol what is going on?”įabolous: “If u haven’t seen. Rihanna before skin lightening was dark colored but her skin tone was on the lighter spectrum. This is gonna be one hot summer”Ĭlick here to see Cassie vs Rihanna pics (NSFW) Terrence J: “Whoa! Ok I’m mad late on the pics but damn. Teyana Taylor: “no worries people….u will not see any nude photos of me…but people hacking in to people personal stuff is not cool….
Keri Hilson: “*!!!!!!!!!!GASP!!!!!!!!!!* all I gotta say is that will not be me don’t get ur hopes up buddies :)” There’s just not a chance that this was an accident.Right after nude photos of Cassie and Rihanna hit the Internet, everyone was a-Twitter over the leaked images. “In an industry where every single detail is manipulated to be perfect, it just isn’t possible that everyone fell down on the job and forgot that her skin tone was totally off. “ Vanity Fair will likely make the argument that it was lighting and not lightening - that is to say that instead of ordering some photoshopper to lighten Nyong’o’s skin, they’ll pretend that the light in the room blew her out,” she wrote. The Gloss’s Julia Sonenshein accurately predicted what the magazine’s reaction to the controversy would be. The truth is nobody really knows whether Rihanna used skin. In two infamous pictures shot two years apart (20) she appears to have two completely different skin tones. In January 2014, an image of the 12 Years a Slave actress was published in Vanity Fair that featured the dark-skinned actress with considerably lighter skin. MMany celebrities have been accused of bleaching their skin to achieve a lighter complexion, but few have been at the forefront of the controversy as long as Rihanna. Unfortunately, Vanity Fair did it anyway. One would think that Nyong’o’s public position encouraging dark-skinned women to love their complexions would discourage any magazine from lightening her complexion for any spread. The magazine staff insisted that they did not dramatically Photoshop the image but never apologized for offending readers. Another asked Washington herself if she was “really okay with this cover” before adding that she looked like a “white woman with no cheekbones.” Other online comments also suggested the magazine edited Washington’s lips and nose. While in 2012, LOreal Paris was called out for editing Beyonces skin color in their advertisement. The Vogue issue of 2011 altered Rihannas cover photo to appear lighter. “Why would you lighten her skin that much?! She is gorgeous just the way she is!!!!” one tweet read. In the past, ‘dark skin was considered a bad thing, labeling browner people as dirty, inferior, or illiterate. While the Scandal star took to social media to express how happy she was with the cover, her fans immediately attacked the magazine for lightening her skin. editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman wrote at. 'The reality is that the pictures that were published came in exactly how they have been published with absolutely no skin lightening,' Vogue U.K. It pays to sing Bitch, better have my money. of lightening Rihannas skin on its cover: The fracas led the publication to release a statement denying the claims. Rihanna has an estimated net worth of 1.7 billion.
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Fans were outraged recently when the reigning TV queen of problem-fixing appeared on the cover of InStyle with a dramatically lighter skin complexion. Rihanna is a billionaire and named the ‘richest female musician’.
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