Monica Lewinsky Asks Beyoncé to Remove Her Name From 'Partition' Lyrics
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Following Beyoncé’s confirmation that she would remove an offensive word from her "Renaissance" album, Monica Lewinsky suggested she do the same to a 2013 track that unwelcomingly name drops her.
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Following Beyoncé’s confirmation that she would remove an offensive word from her "Renaissance" album, Monica Lewinsky suggested she do the same to a 2013 track that unwelcomingly name drops her.
Lewinsky wants the singer to revisit a lyric about her from the 2013 song "Partition." This comes after Beyoncé agreed to remove an offensive term her new song "Heated."
Monica Lewinsky is asking Beyoncé to remove her name from the lyrics of her 2013 song, "Partition." Lewinsky's request comes after the singer caved to the woke cancel mob, agreeing to remove "spaz" from her new album Renaissance following complaints that the word is "ableist."
Monica Lewinsky asked Beyoncé to change lyrics from her "Partitions" track after the performer agreed to remove a word in a song in response to ableism backlash in "Renaissance."
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