In the last hours, old tweets became viral in which he made class, fat and discriminatory comments.
Yami Safdie He is a young artist who is echoing stronger in the current pop music overview. In recent times he collaborated with Camilo, Emilia Mernes And more artists will also be part of the new season of The Argentine voice In the coaches team of Loneliness. In the last hours his name became a trend but not for a good reason.
This Thursday became viral tweets in which he made class, fat and discriminatory comments. The most controversial tweets are dated between 2013 and 2016when the singer was a teenager and was not yet in the public eye.
Some of the most viralized tweets datan in 2014: ″ Girls Lana del Rey is not even pretty, I calm down “and “Between ‘Flaca’ and ‘Flaquita there are several kilos of difference”were some of those who generated controversy.
In addition, in 2016 he wrote: “In case they thought that the Jews are rat was myth: I am in my own house with a jacket because Mom does not want to light the stoves,” with a clear humor content.
Among the racist comments of the artist is one of 2013: “Miraculously I am still alive after traveling in the Sarmiento in peak hour with black sneakers. They have permission to celebrate with champagne. ”
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Yamie Safdie’s response to her viral tweets
Safdie’s response was not a formal apology, but a phrase published in an ironic tone in his current account: “Hahaha not good, obvious that he was Pelot … at 15 years. Luckily I already developed the frontal lobe. I still still be re p … and all that.”
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A part of the criticism for the tweets pointed to the dissonance between the content of these messages and the values that the singer currently promotes in her artistic career. In recent years, Safdie built an image linked to self -acceptance, body diversity and female empowermentwith letters that address the bond with the body, emotions and insecurities.
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