It is the new masterpiece of our era: it no longer matters whether the words we express are offensive or not, only the gender to which they are addressed matters. The former Amici finalist, Alex Wyse, knows something about it, as he dressed in the latest live shows with a long black tunic that highlights his “composition”, attracts a barrage of sexually explicit comments, mainly from women (perhaps the same who are outraged by Annalisa and Elodie’s outfits?). There are those who write: “But there is also the little brother”. Or: “But if he doesn’t have the package in plain sight he won’t perform? Then he wouldn’t complain if…”. In short, the focus shifts completely from performance to stylistic choice, with vulgar jokes about physical characteristics
TO a certain point was decided that it was It’s important what we had in our underwear. Not in relation to what we are, but as a perception of the offenses suffered. Simply put, if certain remarks are directed at a man, in this case a male singer, no one seems to notice. Why? He knows something about it the former finalist of Amici (year 2021), Alex Wysewho in his latest concerts, dressed in a long tunic/skirt that highlights his “physical characteristics”, was targeted on social media by sexually explicit comments. In particular, comments mostly from women who felt free to make jokes. There are those who write: “she’s clearly doing it on purpose”, which is the female equivalent of her: “she asked for it because she was wearing a miniskirt”.
TOothers reply: “But if he doesn’t have the package in plain sight, won’t he perform? Then don’t complain about the comments” (updated version of “he asked for it”). It further reads: “I notice that he is not alone singing. But there is also the little brother”. Or: “But what would I do to you… but what are you showing us…”. How lucky that I have a masculine content in my underwear, since the worst things can be said to men. No? And maybe they are the same people who do they are scandalized by a half ass shown by Elodie or Annalisa.
NoIn the meantime, the singer decides to have his say on I know how to accept you calmly into my life, I would just like to point out how much intellectual poverty exists, and how much a person can be forced to remain in a concept of freedom dictated by your rules for fear of your judgement”. Will they have understood the hint? The freedom to dress as we want belongs to each of us, and applies to Annalisa’s garter belt, Elodie’s pole dancing or Alex Wyse’s skirt/tunic. Without any exception that justifies certain keyboard critics.
