A few weeks ago, Nicole Arbour, comedienne and YouTube star, created a video entitled “Dear Fat People,” which immediately went viral. Unsurprisingly, people were pretty upset. She went on a six-minute diatribe in which she discussed fat-shaming and encouraged people who are overweight to do something about it. Her blunt, harsh comedy came under serious fire from the masses who viewed the video as cruel.
Arbour was unapologetic following the video, and was only disgruntled at YouTube for shutting down her channel and censoring her free speech.
Now, she’s back and asks one question: Ever wonder what would happen if girls made songs the way male artists do? I think this is a video we can all actually get behind.
Ever wonder what would happen if girls made songs the way male artists do?
Posted by Nicole Arbour on Friday, October 2, 2015
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