“Emma like Grignani, who screwed herself?”. And then: “The Gabibbo rock version, Emma in diapers. She wants to imitate Elodie and Annalisa… but who dresses her? After her father’s death she went out…”. Here we go again, the singer from Salento is once again under attack from the keyboard lions. This time, however, the accusations are more serious and personal, and even go so far as to insinuate that she may have addiction problems… But aren’t you ashamed?
“Gabibbo in rock version”. “Emma Marrone in diapers”. “Emma is transforming into Grignani”. Here we go again: the singer from Salento is once again the target of criticism for her physical shape (and not only), while she mounts a spurious controversy over her invitation to vote in the European elections (in the original video, Emma underlined how important it was to participate in the vote , but some have distorted his message to imply the opposite.) The sad figures of the haters as well as the plague of body shaming they have found a sort of megaphone through social media, which amplifies their voice, malice and stupidity, and Marrone is aware of this. After all, it’s nothing new for her. For example, it had already happened during the 2022 Sanremo Festival, when she appeared on stage wearing fishnet stockings. “If you have an important leg, you avoid it,” Davide Maggio said. Ignoring certain comments would be the first rule to follow, but on that occasion (and not only), the singer responded in kind: “Avoid reading or listening to comments like that – she told her fans – your body is perfect like this as it is, you must love and respect it. And above all you have to dress as you like.”
MAs the years pass, the hope of changing course is shattered by new attacks. The recent story comes to life from videos posted on TikTok, which show the latest performances of the voice of Femme Fatalewho appears on stage with culottes and fishnet stockings. A look that does not go unnoticed and that triggers less than kind reactions regarding her outfit and her weight: “He’s imitating Elodie and Annalisa, but she’s awkward”, someone writes.
UAnother adds: “It looks like she’s wearing my grandmother’s knickers, but who dresses her?” And again: “I wonder where they sell belly panties”. Someone exaggerates: “It looks like Asia Argento… after blowing. It smells a lot like Grignani to me… but what did she do?”. Just another: “Emma went crazy after her father’s death. In my opinion it’s not good, it’s unwatchable. Aren’t you ashamed?”.
Un brief summary of textbook hatewhich highlights the lack of empathy and low intelligence of a segment of 2.0 users, who confuse freedom of thought with the permission to insult anyone.
Ttoo thin, too fat, too redone, and then the wrinkles, the look and the unfounded comparisons, and even accusations of alleged addictions: on social media no one is exempt from unsolicited judgements, and celebrities are often the favorite victims. But when it’s enough, it’s enough, right?
