6 days ago(-1)
I hate to be the one to tell you this, but that's a song reference from Kendrick Lamar's "They Not Like Us", lmao.
4 days ago(+1)(-1)
and the image is a joke, i dont see ur point in saying its a reference as its also a joke.
2 days ago(-1)
The song itself is not a joke, since that is apparently what you mean. The song is calling out bad behaviors in the music and political industry, speaking out about how bad people get away with bad things just because they’re famous or important. Here are a few examples of Moss-shadow making actual jokes related to
1. Child genitals (in their own words), due to the fact that they had such an issue with the phrase “suck it” being used by an adult towards a child making the phrase inherently sexual in Moss’s own words, mind you, it was not sexual, MOSS made it sexual
2. A joke art celebrating the birthday of a minor that they claim to draw CSAM, effectively making a joke out of the minor, the harassment, and their actions.
Soo, if you’re gonna say that, then you have to hold Moss to the same standard lmfaoo
2 days ago(-1)
Does that mean they’re exempt from saying that shit and making the phrase “suck it” sexual, therein sexualizing a minor and a child when there is no correlation or sexual intent? No, it doesn’t. Hold them to the same standard because I’m getting tired of this bullshit.
In order for the reference to be a joke the song would therein also have to be a joke, which the song is not. The song is a strong political stance and movement that calls out bad people for doing shady and shitty things, if you can’t accept that then idk what to tell you. If you can’t see it as more than “haha funny” then that’s a you problem, and you’re actively what is wrong with the world.
Moss taking a phrase out of context and trying to make it seem like a joke, actively stalking a minor and defaming them through doing it, is so fucking creepy. Get a goddamn life. Good day.