#Chappell Roan is a fucking icon

[buckley-simp]

not me listening to The Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess on repeat for the past twelve hours 😅

[coveredinbites]

Chappell Roan performing ‘Good luck, babe!’ at the 2024 VMA’s

[milligramspoison]

Gerard Way - November 18th, 2022

John Everett Millais - Joan of Arc, 1885

Chappell Roan - September 11th, 2024

Albert Lynch - Jeanne d'Arc, 1903

[uzi-x33]

me when Dazai/Dazai Kinnie slander (ur not fun!!🥰😬😬)

[crow-eyed]

i think steph would say 'i'm your favourite robins favourite robin' and refuse to elaborate. love that for her.

[queer-reader-07]

it makes me so happy that chappell roan is blowing up because she is everything i love in a pop artist

[fandomfloozy]

"song of the summer" my ass

with good luck babe, please please please, too sweet, and guess as contenders???? absolutely ridiculous

[sonicspocketwrench1]

I'm really pained at the trajectory I see for the experience around Chappell Roan online. First she was pretty niche and while I'd heard her songs I never heard anyone talking about her, then she started gaining traction FAST and new fans in their excitement (as they are wont to do) started overhyping her HARD and acting like she's the first or only to ever anything. And now the people who are annoyed at the overhype are getting **really** vitriolic about her and her fans and I'm just UGH. It's looking like it's going to set in as that same sort of vicious dichotomy of extreme fans vs extreme haters you see with taylor swift and I can't believe I'm gonna have to unfollow blogs I like over this.

[gaypanicrunsinthefamily]

I've seen the take that chappell roan is the first superstar of gen z. I don't think so. I think she is the first true Diva of our generation. A Madonna or Gaga. An culmination of pop music and pure unadulterated power over her situation.

The ICON of gen Z.

[boybasher]

Just Friends

[yoursrosie]

I love good luck, babe so much.

I literally thought it was a song from the 90's but no she's just that good

[friendly-jester]

chappell roan being told by a photographer to "shut the fuck up" and then her turning around and telling him to "shut the fuck up" is iconic. nothing but respect for my queen.

[lizzibennet]

chappell roan getting this sudden influx of attention and immediately following that up by upping her antics by about 1000% and showing up in full drag for a jimmy fallon performance and interview is so fucking. iconic doesn’t even start to describe her

[justbackgroundnoise]

This photo of Chappell Roan pointing at a red carpet photographer and shouting “no, fuck you. not me, bitch. YOU” at them after they shouted at her first should go down in history as a a truly elite and iconic award show red carpet moment. It’s so refreshing to see an artist who well and truly will not take any shit and isn’t afraid to speak up.

[dcyliqht]

marie antoinette chappell roan is so fucking iconic

[charzoi]

I think people bitching and whining about chappell roan setting boundaries with not only her fans but also the press (who are known to be incredibly invasive and overbearing at times) is exactly why other celebrity women and even women in general are afraid to set boundaries or voice their discomfort the way chappell does. chappell gets labeled “rude” and “bitchy” for simply not wanting to take photos with people and wanting her personal space respected which is just fucking crazy honestly. she wouldn’t have to be “rude” about it if people just listened to her and treated her like a human being rather than an object. just goes to show how everyone still expects women to be seen and not heard, and to hide their discomfort to please the people around them.

anyway good on chappell for standing up for herself. she’s great and yeah she absolutely deserves to be praised for telling people off regardless of whether she’s nice about it or not. god bless you chappell roan feminist icon