Mariah Carey:
You can count how many times she puts her hands between her legs in this 2013 video; I didn't. The entertainment industry has made an industry of mimicking my criminal victimization as if what's been done to me and other people is glamorous, flattering fun and not a sordid, horrifying crime:
https://youtu.be/oe1wtkkt9-E
These are lyrics from another song from 2008, which was before I knew that a lot of famous people had heard of me but not before it's possible that they had heard of me:
The "camera" paragraph repeats, so I guess it's the chorus to this song. Whether or not I was being stalked by people with cameras as early as 2008, the conglomerate's idea about voyeurism has always been that it's only really funny when it happens to other people. You can see that it's a celebrity fear to be exposed that way; why the industry, the media, and others who wouldn't have careers without the public have no remorse about criminally victimizing the public is a mystery.
I was in my 5th (of 6 since 2011) year of homelessness when she uploaded this video in 2018, so if she was pretending to be me again she certainly had the setting wrong. Maybe a small apartment is a celebrity's idea of homelessness, or maybe she felt temporarily bad about filming another video in more luxurious surroundings, knowing that she and everyone else had viciously not picked up the phone or sent an email to corroborate the voyeurism in my last apartment so I wouldn't be evicted for objecting to it:
https://youtu.be/hsevTQ0Db1Y
These are some of the lyrics from "Triumphant," which she collaborated on with Meek Mill and Rick Ross:
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It's not that there are no celebrities who have been poor; many have. I think that what the industry has done is conflate the idea of paying one's dues (which the privileged people who join or are born into the industry don't have to do) with being viciously abused while the prospect of wealth is dangled in front of you if you'll just stop criticizing their amoral behavior.
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Jonas Brothers:
I was homeless when they published this at YouTube in March 2019. Again, bathtubs at a mansion and being voluntarily filmed are the self-absolving, victim-blaming fantasy version:
https://youtu.be/CnAmeh0-E-U
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Ariana Grande:
That's her Twitter profile today. She recently collaborated on "Chromatica," with Lady Gaga. The apartment building where I was criminally victimized by voyeurism from 2016 to 2017 and from which I futilely published page after page asking for corroboration of the voyeurism while I attended school full-time and futilely fought a retaliatory eviction case for 5 months before beginning my 5th year of homelessness was called Chroma. "Rain On Me" is sexual harassment right out of 2010, proving that the Democratic Party/media's destruction of Me Too within weeks is part of a pattern.
Ariana Grande has Tweeted about politics for a long time. There, above her years of Tweets about politics, is her announcement of her ongoing participation in vicious crime. She is one of Scooter Braun's pawns. Mr. Braun corrupts every life that he touches, except for mine, which is why he doesn't like me.
I didn't know that Lady Gaga is so obsessed with me. Maybe it's because I have objected for so many years to her promotion of child molestation.
Quote:
Article:
https://www.google.com/amp/www.mtv.com/news/3164191/lady-gaga-chromatica-tracklist-ariana-grande-blackpink/amp/
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It should have occurred to me before today that the M&E industry's interest in eradicating the police is not only about following a currently popular trend.
