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Exactly. For most normal human beings that see things as they are, Yoko was an awful artist and performer. Yes yes, art is “subjective”. But most sane humans will agree shit stinks.
Beyond her lack of talent, Yoko was a terrible woman beyond her inserting herself into the Beatles. She was selfish/evil. That’s the root of who she was as a person. Even if she was an actual talented, beautiful woman she would still be sociopathic. Not someone you would want to be compared to. John is more at fault than Yoko, she’s just the punchline but he allowed it. There are other women, like Giselle for example, who had affairs with Tom Bradys or John Lennons when those men have a wife and child and don’t care. The only reason Giselle doesn’t get drug more is because she was highly attractive and didn’t ruin Tom’s career while they were together. She also made a shit ton of money on her own so people don’t look down on her as much as Yoko because from the outside she wasn’t as much of a trainwreck. Yoko was a trainwreck from the moment she stepped into the John Lennon scene.
TLDR: Yoko/John/Tom Brady/Giselle/Anisa are all terrible
Some of them just happened to be talented. Anisa and Yoko are the outcasts of these shitty people as they share the qualities of lack of talent
Edit: I’d like to add some 1960s Yoko art as Anisa claims it was amazing and such and then fast forward to more recent “art”.
The only people who pretend to like or look up to Yoko Ono or think she’s talented are the psuedo-intellectuals who roll around in counter culture. The people who will lecture you on how the most beloved pieces of art including music and film are actually “overrated” or even bad and then write an essay on how amazing Bjork or Pollock are. They think by presenting themselves as the outliers they appear more intelligent when in reality they’re just retards who want to feel special and try to gaslight normal people with functioning brains into second guessing why people like Yoko Ono suck in terms of art, music and integrity.
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