LAGOS, Nigeria – Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Tems has had enough of unsolicited commentary about her body. After a recent performance at the Roots Picnic in Philadelphia, a viral video sparked a wave of body-shaming remarks. Tems took to social media to address the criticism head-on, urging fans to focus on her music rather than her physique.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
Tems responds to body-shaming comments following her Roots Picnic performance.
She emphasizes that her body is her own and not subject to public scrutiny.
Fans rally behind her, praising her confidence and stance against negativity.
The incident sparks broader discussions on body positivity and respect for artists.
Tems’ response highlights the importance of focusing on talent over appearance.
“Move On From My Bum!” – Tems Addresses Body-Shaming Criticism
Following her dynamic performance at the Roots Picnic in Philadelphia, Tems became the subject of online chatter after a video clip circulated, prompting a wave of body-shaming remarks. One user commented:
“Real one knows she just has big laps, not actual ass.”
Tems, known for her powerhouse vocals and soul-stirring lyrics, responded on X (formerly Twitter):
“Okay 7 years in. It’s time to pack it up. I never thought I’d need to say it but you are all weird. ‘It’s small, it’s flat, it’s fat.’ Dog ITS MINE. ‘Show us your bumbum’ lol so me too I will turn and say ‘see’ Nah show ME yours first?? See how that feels? It’s just a body I will add and lose weight. I never once hid my body, I just didn’t feel the need to prove or disprove anyone. The more you don’t like my body the better for me actually. But it’s enough now. Move on from my bum.
Her fans rallied behind her, praising her for standing up against the negativity and emphasizing the importance of focusing on her artistry rather than her appearance.
💬 Top Social Media Reactions:
@NaijaQueen: “Tems said what needed to be said! Focus on her music, not her body.”
@AfrobeatsFan: “Proud of Tems for standing up against body shaming. She’s inspiring!”
@LagosLover: “People need to respect artists and stop with the unsolicited comments.”
@MusicMatters: “Tems’ response was powerful and necessary. Let’s support her.”
@BodyPositivityNG: “Kudos to Tems for promoting body positivity and self-love.”
Tems’ bold stance against body shaming serves as a reminder of the importance of respecting artists for their talent and not reducing them to their physical appearances. Her message resonates with many, sparking conversations about body positivity and the need to focus on what truly matters—the music.
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Original Story by Premium Times Nigeria
