Well shakira is fucking hot .........and her tight little body ....and all i can say is .......boo hoo fucking sob shakira .....i got turned off .........when she walked off stage ......... when i a guy tried to look up her skirt .....she is always showing her vag region .... showing her vag region .......so if he tries to sneak a peak ....... you are always showing your fucking birth canal/vag.....i mean she has a few hundred million............ what the fuck is she whining about........ she can live anywhere in the world ,,,,,,knock it off !!!!!!......... shakira ...........
Shakira Says Being an Immigrant in the U.S. Amid Trump’s Policies “Means Living in Constant Fear”
Carly Thomas
2 min read
Shakira is speaking out about the “constant fear” that immigrants face in the United States today amid President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration policies.
The Colombian-born singer, 48, recently spoke with BBC News about how the U.S. has changed since she moved to Miami as a teenager to expand her music career.
“I was only 19 when I moved to the US, like many other Colombian immigrants who come to this country looking for a better future,” she said, adding that she relied on poetry and written works from Leonard Cohen, Walt Whitman and Bob Dylan to learn English and help “understand how the English language works within songwriting.”
Shakira has risen to international fame over the years, scoring multiple Top 10 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, as well as her song “Hips Don’t Lie” peaking at No. 1. She has also earned four Grammy Awards, including best Latin pop album for Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran at the 2025 Grammys earlier this year.
However, this year has also been notably challenging for the Latin community amid Trump’s return to the White House, as his administration prioritizes cracking down on alleged immigration violations. Most recently, there have been ongoing protests in Los Angeles against unlawful immigration ICE raids across the county.
“It means living in constant fear,” Shakira said of living in the U.S. today. “And it’s painful to see.”
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“Now, more than ever, we have to remain united,” she added. “Now, more than ever, we have to raise our voices and make it very clear that a country can change its immigration policies, but the treatment of all people must always be humane.”
Earlier this year, Shakira also dedicated her Grammy Award “to all my immigrant brothers and sisters in this country,” adding, “You are loved, you are worth it, and I will always fight with you.”
In response to the L.A. protests, Trump deployed California’s National Guard to quell the demonstrations. However, California Gov. Gavin Newsom pushed back, formally requesting that the Trump Administration “rescind their unlawful deployment of troops in Los Angeles County and return them to my command.” The case is currently making its way through the courts, with the appeals court temporarily blocking a federal judge’s order that directed Trump to return control of National Guard troops back to the state. The appeals court said it would hold a hearing on Tuesday.
There is a movie with jennifer lopez called "hustlers" .......in one poignnant moment in the movie .......she says "motherhood is a mental illness......."motherhood is a mental illness ......." i personally think so ......you are fucking loonies ........ i have not met a woman with a gram of common fucking sense !!!!!!!! ........you can have degrees up your arse /////...but you need common fucking sense for fuck sake and all these mental bitches naming their kids all these stupid fucking names
Mom-to-be roasted for naming her daughter after tragic event that shocked the world: ‘Felt like getting punched in the face’
Caroline Cubbin
4 min read
These parents certainly thought out of the box with this bizarre baby name.
However, one parent-to-be took these trends to the next level and paid the price: relentless mocking on the Internet.
A friend of the parent in question was sent a seemingly innocent baby shower invitation, but after closer inspection, noticed the name, Chernobyl Hope, was especially unique — or, as the Internet dubbed it after the friend posted the invitation to Reddit, “ridiculous” and “offensive.”
Redditors were so shocked by this invitation, as seen in the post, that dozens of users accused the original poster of being a bot or AI-generating this wild story. kittysogood / Reddit
It appeared as if the parents were unaware of the 1986 nuclear disaster in Chernobyl, Ukraine.
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The recipient of this unconventional baby shower invitation posted it to the subreddit r/tragedeigh, where aggrieved Internet users come together to poke fun at unfortunate, offensive, and just plain crazy baby names, particularly where unconventional spelling is involved — hence the Millennial-core ‘deigh’ epithet.
Many replies said they were so uncomfortable with this baby name, they had no choice but to turn to humor to cope.
“I’m sure everyone at the celebration will be radiant,” one user commented facetiously, prompting the reply: “Speak for yourself. If I were a guest at that shower and heard that name, I’d have a total meltdown.”
“I guess it’s a nuclear family,” another user quipped.
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“Honestly, if it didn’t have the connotation of being a nuclear disaster, it would be a pretty name,” rationalized one commenter, while another quipped: “Extra points for having the invitation feature an elephant’s foot.”
Wedged between comments making jokes at this family’s expense and users expressing outrage at the name was the only other detail — or semblance of an explanation — the original poster left behind: “I have a feeling they don’t know what Chernobyl meant. I asked them where they got the idea from, and said it just sounded nice,” they explained.
Another user shared that they have a co-worker named Chernobyl, and added that, understandably, she goes by Che. Getty Images
Overwhelmingly, users reacted to the wild post with distaste.
The Chernobyl explosion occurred in a nuclear power plant located in a town (now recognized as being in Ukraine) of the same name, and remains the worst nuclear accident in human history. 31 people died immediately as a result of the incident, per the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), but varying studies have produced long-term death tolls ranging into hundreds of thousands of premature deaths as a result of radiation exposure.
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“I haven’t ever met another person (aside from a cousin) who has been affected by Chernobyl. I was born sick due to it because my mother was pregnant with me and in the area when it occurred,” shared a commenter.
“It has made my life… not fun. Being profoundly disabled at age 37 due to human error… And an error that never offered compensation for all of us who had their lives ruined by it,” the enraged Redditor continued.
“What a legacy. Naming someone after something that has left people with cancer, going through 30+ surgeries just to stay alive, and losing their quality of life. I’m just appalled. Repulsed.”
Many commenters also offered the original poster advice for dealing with the profoundly awkward situation.
“Why would you do this to a kid?” wondered dozens of commenters. Wavebreak Media – stock.adobe.com
“Even if you think your relationship with them will sour, at least for the baby’s sake, you need to talk to them and suggest they change the name and explain to them what this means, all politely, of course. If they say they will still continue with the name, you can smile and give a thumbs up.”
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“Absolutely remove these people from your life,” recommended another blunt reply.
Obscene and ignorant as this name choice may be, in many countries, it’s not necessarily illegal.
In the United States, birth certificate laws and regulations vary by state, but even still, most prohibited names have been disallowed for administrative purposes — monikers in excess of 140 characters and those containing numbers are prime examples.
Some states have outlawed names like Jesus Christ and Santa Claus, but as of now, baby Chernobyl Hope is more than fine the government’s eyes.
