I dont know why Chappell Roan speech at the Grammys caught so much flak.
She won best new artist and instead of just posing and sashaying of the stage she used her speech to raise awareness for artist rights and how no matter the status they should have some sort of protection and famously said we got you do you got us and rightly so.
I feel she was rightfully experessing her self and speaking up for the little guy shall we say.
She was lucky to make it but still recounting her raw struggle of having to look for a job while building her music career and at her lowest not being able to afford health insurance.
Chappell Roan to me is a neon version of a early madonna whose music always transports me to the 80s,she proved she is a survivor who is wise beyound her years and resfuses to be obejectified by the industry and seen as just a product she humanized herself and many other artists and stressed that artists should have more rights no matter what stage they are in their career.
She had one of the best speeches in a music show in living memory and i hope the music industry could learn from her speech and not blacklist her.
Chappell is more than a voice of a generation she is a voice of the truth.
In words of the great Ms Roan good luck to executives who feel they can damage her career for her trailblazing speech.