FKA Twigs on "Man Enough" podcast + D'Angelo Wallace covers her case
A couple of days ago, FKA Twigs appeared on the podcast Man Enough, as part of DV Awareness Month. The hour-long discussion focused on her "journey of healing, resilience, and reclaiming self-worth".
A clip of Twigs discussing the banal nature of the abuser's playbook has gone viral:
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In response to Twigs' brutally insightful video going viral, Youtuber D'Angelo Wallace uploaded a video recounting Twigs' case against Shia LaBeouf for abuse and the latter's history of abuse, faux "taking accountability", and ongoing litigation abuse against Twigs:
Twigs was appreciative of D'Angelo's analysis and support, and shared the video to her Instagram stories with a note:
"thank you so much for the elegant and clear chronology of my case. i am moved beyond words to have somebody see me and understand my situation on such a deep level. by the time my trial starts, i will have dedicated nearly five years to getting accountability. i sincerely hope that others might be helped my experience and the we as a culture can do better."
Here's the full episode of the podcast in which Twigs appeared. As a heads up, please note that it includes open discussion of her experience with IPV.
instagram clip
d'angelo's video
full podcast video
screenshot is my own :)
A clip of Twigs discussing the banal nature of the abuser's playbook has gone viral:
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Man Enough (@wearemanenough)
In response to Twigs' brutally insightful video going viral, Youtuber D'Angelo Wallace uploaded a video recounting Twigs' case against Shia LaBeouf for abuse and the latter's history of abuse, faux "taking accountability", and ongoing litigation abuse against Twigs:
Click to viewTwigs was appreciative of D'Angelo's analysis and support, and shared the video to her Instagram stories with a note:
"thank you so much for the elegant and clear chronology of my case. i am moved beyond words to have somebody see me and understand my situation on such a deep level. by the time my trial starts, i will have dedicated nearly five years to getting accountability. i sincerely hope that others might be helped my experience and the we as a culture can do better."
Here's the full episode of the podcast in which Twigs appeared. As a heads up, please note that it includes open discussion of her experience with IPV.
instagram clip
d'angelo's video
full podcast video
screenshot is my own :)