A commentator argues Candace Owens repeatedly targets Lizzo to provoke Black audiences, using fatphobia and transphobia to generate outrage. Owens applies a double standard, the speaker says, criticizing Lizzo's displays while ignoring similar ones from skinny women.
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Once again, she's talking about Lizzo. I feel like we've talked about this several times. We talked about it when it's happened, and to me it just seems like Candace Owens likes to come on Black people's platform and distract from what's going on and talk about somebody else's ass to get everybody's fatphobia all upset and loud in the comments. Because that's what, you know, y'all don't really be that mad when the skinny girl's ass cheeks be out, no matter where they at. Y'all be like, I mean, why she gotta have her ass cheeks out? But you know, it ain't that big of a deal. When Lizzo does it, yeah, she wants attention, absolutely. Yeah, this is a battle going on within Lizzo, but come on, like, stop, you know, excuse my French, stop using her every time somebody ask you something and you talking to Black people, you wanna use her because what else do you have in common with us to talk about that we're gonna wanna hear from you? So you gotta tap into the homophobia, the transphobia, the fatphobia in order to be eye to eye with the Negroes, right, Candace?