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The same people mocking the Met Gala would have rejected Michelangelo
Every year, the Met Gala produces the same reaction. The images circulate, the spectacle builds, and then the backlash arrives just as predictably. The language is strikingly consistent. “This is such a waste of money when people can’t afford groceries.” “Celebrities playing dress up while the world is struggling.” “Tone deaf. Read the room.” “Imagine spending millions on this instead of helping people.” “Who actually cares about this?” “It’s ju…
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The same people mocking the Met Gala would have rejected Michelangelo
Every year, the Met Gala produces the same reaction. The images circulate, the spectacle builds, and then the backlash arrives just as predictably. The language is strikingly consistent. “This is such a waste of money when people can’t afford groceries.” “Celebrities playing dress up while the world is struggling.” “Tone deaf. Read the room.” “Imagine spending millions on this instead of helping people.” “Who actually cares about this?” “It’s ju…
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