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March 13, 2024 - Candace Owens
04:31
Lady Gaga Still Doesn’t Know What a Woman Is
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Lady Gaga, man, I really, really, really want to like her based on her talent.
She's tremendously talented.
She's definitely quite the performer.
She has a tremendous voice.
But it's just every time she opens her mouth about politics, I really, really, really wish Lady Gaga never had a platform.
I really do.
Because there's no way that she's not educated about why what she is doing is wrong.
She just, again, says yes to the satanic cult of Hollywood and whatever initiative they are pushing.
Anyways, let's get to the story.
So we have Dylan Mulvaney.
Obviously, that is a name that needs no introduction.
Dylan wanted to celebrate National Women's Day by posting this on Instagram.
It is a photo of Dylan and Lady Gaga, and it just reads, Happy International Women's Day.
This photo was taken in, I guess, throughout a shoot that they had together, and I will show you some footage from that shoot.
Take a look.
I promise you, if you put your mind to it, And you work hard, and you never give up, and you do not listen to the rejection.
You can achieve anything that life throws your way.
So you get it.
She's platforming Dylan Mulvaney because Dylan Mulvaney is a hero, and Dylan has stood up to mobs just to be who Dylan is.
No consideration for the chorus of women, like J.K.
Rowling, who feel insulted by this.
Right?
Because apparently we should care more about how Dylan feels than how tons, millions of women all around the world, billions of women feel about this, really.
Just the denigration of what it means to be a woman being called cisgender, which I'm happy that Elon Musk refers to that as a slur and does not allow it on his platform.
Basically saying, there's nothing special about you women.
Anybody can be a woman.
Even a man can be a woman.
That's where we're at today.
And we're having our voices silenced.
I have to be careful in how I cover this right now on YouTube because they care more about how Dylan feels than how I feel as an actual woman.
That's ridiculous.
So obviously, Dylan posting this was met with backlash from actual women saying, this is a day we're supposed to be celebrating women.
Can we have this day?
And so Lady Gaga hit back at those people.
She wrote this.
It's appalling to me that a post about National Women's Day by Dylan Mulvaney and me would be met with such vitriol and hatred.
When I see a newspaper reporting on hatred, but calling it backlash, I feel it is important to clarify that hatred is hatred.
And this kind of hatred is violence.
Backlash would imply that people who love or respect Dylan and me didn't like something we did.
This is not backlash, this is hatred.
Okay, so we'll pause there, and you can read the rest in your own time.
This is the reframing, right?
This is not backlash.
No, let me tell you what backlash would be.
It doesn't have to love, you don't have to love Dylan, know Dylan, or love Lady Gaga, or love her music or what
she does.
What you have to love is being a woman.
That's it.
That's all it takes to get backlash.
Are you a woman?
Yes.
Are you okay with the fact that suddenly your voices are being silenced and laws are being created and policies, rather, are being created on platforms like YouTube and Facebook to basically deny the fact that you're a woman?
Yeah, I would say that we're pretty upset about that.
Are we backlashing against that?
Are we saying, no, it's unacceptable?
Yes, because we should say it's unacceptable.
We should say it is unacceptable that you would hyphenate things and refer to us as cisgender.
No, we're women.
I just gave birth to three kids over the last three years.
Don't take all of the elements and the beautiful things about being a woman and basically erase it while at the same time you will be the same kind of person, and I'm speaking directly to Lady Gaga here, that will speak out against the patriarchy.
Oh, men.
It's because of men we can't get anywhere.
Oh, men around every corner.
But I guess if a man puts on a wig and says they feel like a woman, like Shania Twain, I feel like a woman, then suddenly it's not the patriarchy at all.
It's not the patriarchy at all.
No.
That's something else.
And we're hateful for wanting to Be ourselves.
That's it.
That's the big ask.
Can we acknowledge that being a woman is something that is special and something that is different to being a man?
Lady Gaga says no.
She says that you are a hateful human being, so you guys can take that or you can leave it.
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