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[Barbie Dangerous]

This girl is so full of shit  not mentioning the mess a DECADE later because she has a book that's about to be released.

well to be completely fair to her...it's not uncommon for those who feel victimized to reveal their stories later on in life.

she may have indeed felt victimized. i just wanna know why she or Martel didn't see the red flags and continued shooting

drunk man + your naked ass against his crotch usually will = mess.

She was spreading her legs and practically begging for him to grab her pussy.

[Annie]

i see the article states she originally didnt wanna do the video but was convinced by the director (Martel) to get onboard with it

she should have trusted her gut. and that Martel person should have cut the mess when she saw Robin stumbling onto the video set clearly intoxicated.

clearly Martel was more concerned with getting the shot than making sure the work environment wasn't full of red flags.
u dont put a drunken man , or woman for that matter...directly behind a completely naked model. some things are just obvious recipes for disaster. this would be one of them.

i wouldn't be so quick to give Martel flowers for finally doing what was right.
common sense clearly escaped her that day
or perhaps it didn't and she chose to ignore it hoping things would all work out for her video.

I agree she should have said no. The statement how she mocks him and the male gaze just isn't the reality in this video. It's just not as 'fun' and 'empowering' as the director said it would be.

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

i see the article states she originally didnt wanna do the video but was convinced by the director (Martel) to get onboard with it

she should have trusted her gut. and that Martel person should have cut the mess when she saw Robin stumbling onto the video set clearly intoxicated.

clearly Martel was more concerned with getting the shot than making sure the work environment wasn't full of red flags.
u dont put a drunken man , or woman for that matter...directly behind a completely naked model. some things are just obvious recipes for disaster. this would be one of them.

i wouldn't be so quick to give Martel flowers for finally doing what was right.
common sense clearly escaped her that day
or perhaps it didn't and she chose to ignore it hoping things would all work out for her video.

I agree she should have said no. The statement how she mocks him and the male gaze just isn't the reality in this video. It's just not as 'fun' and 'empowering' as the director said it would be.

there we fuckin GO.

"I screamed in my very aggressive Brooklyn voice, 'What the f*** are you doing, that's it!! The shoot is over!!'" she told the U.K. newspaper, adding that she had taken measures to make women feel comfortable on the set.

"Robin sheepishly apologized," Martel says. "As if he knew it was wrong without understanding how it might have felt for Emily."According to Martel, Thicke's record company was told the shoot would be halted, though a "very professional" Ratajkowski assured her that "we could go on.""We kept on and Emily was phenomenal," Martel told the Times. "She's really the star of the video. She's fully mocking him and the male gaze with her beautiful shape and ferocious energy. She's playful, not seductive. And quite hilarious."


In her book Ratajkowski says she didn't dwell on the alleged incident until she realized that Thicke, now a judge on The Masked Singer, had blocked her on Instagram."With that one gesture, Robin Thicke had reminded everyone on set that we women weren't actually in charge," she says of her experience. "I didn't have any real power as the naked girl dancing around in his music video. I was nothing more than the hired mannequin."

there you have it.

there's no "power" in dancing around naked for a fully clothed drunk man in his music video

i understand martel did a great job of selling that idea to her but it's BS. the video was misogynist af, the song has been revealed to be supporting rape ....

shes basically saying what i said. she was a video hoe. it was a video hoe environment.
that's the reality of the situation. there was just a delay in that reality hitting her.

[Annie]

Talking about blurred lines. The video is giving me a Terry Richardson vibe. 

[RAY7]

"I screamed in my very aggressive Brooklyn voice, 'What the f*** are you doing, that's it!! The shoot is over!!'" she told the U.K. newspaper, adding that she had taken measures to make women feel comfortable on the set.

"Robin sheepishly apologized," Martel says. "As if he knew it was wrong without understanding how it might have felt for Emily."According to Martel, Thicke's record company was told the shoot would be halted, though a "very professional" Ratajkowski assured her that "we could go on.""We kept on and Emily was phenomenal," Martel told the Times. "She's really the star of the video. She's fully mocking him and the male gaze with her beautiful shape and ferocious energy. She's playful, not seductive. And quite hilarious."


In her book Ratajkowski says she didn't dwell on the alleged incident until she realized that Thicke, now a judge on The Masked Singer, had blocked her on Instagram."With that one gesture, Robin Thicke had reminded everyone on set that we women weren't actually in charge," she says of her experience. "I didn't have any real power as the naked girl dancing around in his music video. I was nothing more than the hired mannequin."

he probably blocked her to impress his wife or whoever he's with
IDK why she even would want to keep in contact

[Annie]

I'm glad we can agree on THAT 
and oh yeah Libra >>>

[Annie]

Run Ri Run

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

I'm glad we can agree on THAT
and oh yeah Libra >>>

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[Barbie Dangerous]

Run Ri Run

She is so loose

[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

and fas is a virgin?

[Barbie Dangerous]

She was until she marked her husband. Wassup?

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[The Only BLACK Kalmyks]

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[Nine]

I still don't find this song problematic dasjasnl;dsaksda

rape culture!

I think everyone was just overreacting a bit.