Why the double standard?

@Wrexxo (9782)
January 27, 2026 12:48pm CST
I was watching a online video on Facebook a few days ago where Rema, an international superstar visited his roots in Nigeria. He was on plaited hair and earrings..that's a normal thing, right? But in Nigeria, a male plaiting his hair or wearing earrings is frowned at except you are a celebrity like a singer or footballer.. In the video, Rema visited the church where he grew up and the pastor was hyping him up crazy.. praising him. That sparked a conversation online where people said if Rema is a poor unknown guy with a plaited hair and earrings, would the pastor have praised him? This shows how people side eye you when you appear a certain way but turn a blind eye to a celebrity who does the same .. It shows how money and influence changes the game
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@toniganzon (82026)
• Philippines
28 Jan
Reality bites. That's how it is everywhere. We are treated differently according to our gender, race, social standing, etc.
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@toniganzon (82026)
• Philippines
28 Jan
@Ineeddentures Your highness, you deserve it.
@Wrexxo (9782)
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1 Feb
You are right
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@Wrexxo (9782)
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@choijungeun (2706)
• Hangzhou, China
28 Jan
You're always a nobody unless you make something,that's how this world operates.But God teaches us just to be ourselves,not lost for the other endorsement.
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@Wrexxo (9782)
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1 Feb
True
@AmbiePam (131266)
• United States
27 Jan
That is sadly true.
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@RasmaSandra (101539)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
27 Jan
Unfortunately, that is very true and it obviously shows hoe people are not honest with one another but liek them due to their celebrity,
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@Wrexxo (9782)
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1 Feb
Yeah
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