Nelly Furtado sagt, Zeitschriften hätten Anfang der 2000er Jahre „meine Haut aufgehellt“ und „meine Hüften schmaler gemacht“

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  1. > “I have olive skin, and they’d kind of lighten my skin a lot in photos,” Furtado, 45, tells PEOPLE, “and kind of take my hips down all the time — they would always kind of cut off in editorials.”

    > The experience inspired her song “Powerless,” which appeared on her sophomore album, 2003’s Folklore. On the song, Furtado — who was raised in British Columbia by her Portuguese immigrant parents António and Maria— sings: “Paint my face in your magazines / Make it look whiter than it seems / Paint me over with your dreams / Shove away my ethnicity.”

  2. andycartwright on

    Am I wrong or has she been talking about this for like 10 years or more? I swear I remember reading basically the exact same quotes from her.

  3. Shlitmy9thaccount on

    Why do all these women strive to look like a caricature of themselves

  4. Could she redress the balance and post some pictures with her hips raised and her skin darkened?

    It’s a magazine picture, of course it’s photoshopped.

    /s

  5. Shaggarooney on

    Olive skin is the best skin. Why would you fuck with that glorious skin colour??? And to be white/pale blue? Madness.

  6. Paint my face in your magazines
    Make it look white than it seems
    Paint me over with your dreams
    Shove away my ethnicity

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