Paloma Faith criticized the argument of the film “The little mermaid”, the most recent success of the Disney company.
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The singer and actress Dove Faith went (like millions of people) to see last weekend the new version of Disney to the 1989 film “The little mermaid”and after leaving the cinema He turned to his Instagram account to expose his harsh criticism of the tapewhich, according to her, has the wrong message.
In messages that she later deleted, the British artist commented: “I just saw the new little mermaid with my daughters, and although I think Halle (Bailey) gives a good performance and is a great cast, As a mother of girls I don’t want them to think it’s okay to give up all your voice and powers to love a man.” He then went further, writing: “What the hell is this s***** It’s not at all what I want to be teaching the next generation of women.”
However, shortly after several netizens exposed that Faith’s criticism of the Disney film was in contradiction with a tweet that she herself published in 2009, in which he wrote: “When I grow up I want to be like the little mermaid” (so far the singer has not commented on these comments). Starring Bailey, Javier Bardem and Melissa McCarthy, “The little mermaid” opened in the United States on May 26, and has grossed more than $117 million there so far.
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