Chappell Roan May Have Had The Biggest Lollapalooza Set Of All Time

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Chappell Roan's star just keeps on rising and rising. The "Good Luck, Babe!" songstress garnered an unprecedented-sized crowd at the Lollapalooza music festival over the weekend, according to organizers. “Chappell’s performance was the biggest daytime set we’ve ever seen. It was a magical moment added to Lolla’s DNA,” a spokesperson for

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[recognitions]

When a bunch of people inevitably get sick from this, maybe even die, this picture will go down as one of the worst things we humans have ever done to each other. For the benefit of a white woman who did a silly dance https://t.co/NLqwuildUp
- Wear a respirator. Long COVID killed Fiqah. (@kendandelion) August 2, 2024

[recognitions]

To be fair, no one is guaranteed not to get long covid

[rihaty]

For sure, there’s always some risk.

[ninelives]

you might not see deaths anymore but neuro/rheum/pulm/cards/hemonc are completely overwhelmed with people seeking care for post-covid sequelae

[waffletaco]

Lol, people still out here shaming people for doing things.

[my_moloko]

I don't think we should be blaming Chappell for this when clearly it's a governmental failure due to capitalism. It was the capitalist system that forced people back to work early, dropped mask mandates, and reduced isolation time from 10 days to 5 days to no days. Takes like this just make people feel like anyone taking covid seriously is unhinged.

[glitterslugs]

why do so many people with long covid always make long covid their personality

[peddlestools]

maybe because having a disability can be very difficult and there are a lot of people who were able bodied before they got long covid. it's a hard adjustment to make.

i think they should be given a little -- or even a lot of -- grace.

[glitterslugs]

fair point! sorry my comment came off quite hostile, ig i'm just seeing a lot of policing what other people are doing just bc one has long covid which is bizzare

[doubtmars]

Ty. I don't have long covid myself, but some folks close to me developed long covid and it's tough just watching them deal with it and being unable to help. Not only that, the medical community also can't seem to figure out how to help many of the people diagnosed with long covid.

[kris_terror]

I know you already conceded to another commenter’s point, but I also wanted to mention that on top of how distressing it is to go from being healthy to having a possibly lifelong chronic illness, it probably doesn’t help that a huge chunk of the country is still saying COVID isn’t real or that masks and vaccines are a big conspiracy.

[glitterslugs]

Yeah i totally get it now! Especially when half the world was so negligent about it. I apologize my original comment ❤️

[kriegspiel]

Becoming disabled suddenly is extremely traumatising at the best of times. In my husbands case it was a hereditary condition that just happened one day and got exponentially worse over the last decade.

To see a bunch of people have total disregard for their health and play Russian roulette is terrifying especially when it's preventable. I wouldn't wish what my husband has been through on my worst enemy.

We are all living longer and that means we will ALL become disabled at some point in our lives, try to stay healthy for as long as you can.

[glitterslugs]

yeah this makes total sense, thanks for your input! I'm so sorry about your husband!

[kriegspiel]

It's alright, not jumping down your throat just trying to give some perspective. <3

[jgedlittlepill0]

im really starting to hate coming here more and more