Taylor Swift Fans Shocked After Ginny & Georgia Makes A Misogynistic Comment About The Singer
Fans and Taylor Swift are enraged by the "deeply sexist" comment made by the display.
Remember Netflix's Ginny & Georgia, a apparently risk free display that reminded audience of Gilmore Girls with the addition of poser and crime?
Turns out, it is not anything adore it. In the ultimate episode of the series, the lead characters made a misogynistic comment on Taylor Swift's relationship lifestyles, and Swifties over the Internet are furious about it.
Swifties Urge Netflix To 'Respect Taylor Swift'
In the season finale of Ginny & Georgia , lead actors Antonia Gentry (who plays youngster Ginny Miller) and Brianne Howey (her mother, Georgia) are observed arguing about relationships.Georgia assumes her daughter has broken up together with her boyfriend, and the conversation goes directly to feature an pointless dig at the singer's relationship existence.
“What do you care? You go through males quicker than Taylor Swift" says Ginny.
Fans were quick to call out the streaming service for making "benefit out of a hit girls, air their documentaries, advertise them as icons for International Women's Day, & later approve misogynistic feedback about them of their displays."[EMBED_TWITTER]https://twitter.com/ahmedswift13/status/1366317641045053440?s=20[/EMBED_TWITTER]@lillyswiftt13 compared the show's tasteless comment about Swift to that of The Vampire Diaries and Brooklyn Nine-Nine, showcasing the stark different between the two.
The series was written and directed by an all-female team, which is why the comment has shocked fans even more.
"RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT" had been trending on Twitter for hours, thanks to the consistent efforts made by Swift's fans.
Surprisingly, the singer released a statement too, calling the dialogue "lazy" and a "deeply sexist shaggy dog story".
Taylor Swift Claps Back At Ginny & Georgia
Taylor Swift took to Twitter, sharing a photo of the dialogue, imploring the show to "forestall degrading hardworking women" by using the same old sexist tropes and disguising them as statements they believe are "humorous".
The Love Story singer tagged Netflix, writing to them directly. "After Miss Americana this outfit does not glance adorable on you," she added, with the emoticon of a broken heart.
In January last year, Netflix released Miss Americana; a documentary film which revealed intimate details about Taylor Swift's life, featured performances from her tours, and took fans behind-the-scenes.
"Happy Women's History Month I guess," the singer wrote in the tweet.
There has been no response from the writers of Ginny & Georgia, or the streaming service yet.
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