Meghan Trainor Drops Jaw-Dropper: “I Didn’t Even Believe All About That Bass” While Singing It—And Now the Weight Loss Backlash Has Celebs Buzzing!
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So, here we are—pondering the cosmic irony of a pop anthem that championed body positivity, now tinged with controversy as the very artist behind it reportedly “didn’t believe in” the song when writing it. Talk about a Mercury retrograde in personal branding, am I right? It’s like building a castle on a cloud, only to wake up wondering if the foundation ever existed. Fans are justifiably scratching their heads—and keyboards—wondering, “What happened to the girl who made waves dissing skinny standards with all that bass?” It’s a plot twist almost too juicy for today’s Leo sun, craving boldness and authenticity. But maybe this is just another lesson from the stars about how fame can spin us in circles, making it tricky to stay true while evolving under the spotlight. Ready for the full scoop and the fan reactions that are rocking the internet? LEARN MORE.
“It’s sad to hear she ‘didn’t believe in’ All About That Bass when she wrote it,” someone else said.
“So much for all about that’s base eh?” one comment read, while another person echoed, “So what happened with the ‘all about the bass’ … so inconsistent with the image she made a name from.”
“She rose to fame on a song that dissed thin women,” one person said, while another agreed, “She built her brand on body positivity. I’m all for being healthy, and loving yourself, but don’t lie to your fans, and expect them to stick around when you 180 what made us love you in the first place.”
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