Do you think Britney should do a private performance in Dubai like Beyoncé?

[breathe_on_me_toxic]

no. and alaso bey shouldnt have. but at least it weakened her reputation

[bas che]

1 hour ago, Henry. said:

The situation for LGBTQ individuals in Dubai is generally not favorable. *******uality is illegal in the United Arab Emirates, which includes Dubai, and punishable by imprisonment, deportation, and even the death penalty in some cases. Discrimination on the basis of ***ual orientation and gender identity is also widespread. Public displays of affection between same-s** couples are not tolerated, and it is not uncommon for LGBTQ individuals to face harassment and abuse from both the authorities and society at large.

You’re describing  150 out of 192 countries around the world. please stop attacking Dubai thank you.

[The Femme Fatale]

1 hour ago, Henry. said:

The situation for LGBTQ individuals in Dubai is generally not favorable. *******uality is illegal in the United Arab Emirates, which includes Dubai, and punishable by imprisonment, deportation, and even the death penalty in some cases. Discrimination on the basis of ***ual orientation and gender identity is also widespread. Public displays of affection between same-s** couples are not tolerated, and it is not uncommon for LGBTQ individuals to face harassment and abuse from both the authorities and society at large.

That’s disgusting. That’s really over the top to put someone to death because of who they love. It’s not like they’re out ********* or ***ually assaulting someone, just leave them alone. I swear, **** like that makes me nervous of ever going on vacation anywhere because I don’t know the laws in every country and something like this could possibly happen. Not saying the whole world is like this because I know there are a lot of good countries out there, but there are quite a few *** backwards countries out there who think that something that doesn’t harm them in anyway is punishable by prison time or in this case death. Just ******* wrong in every way.

[NewDisplayName]

No!

I mean its a lot of money but why should she?! She isn’t pure or smth..

She is on higher level for that I think. Private shows/weddings/bday parties kind of thing is cringe for me and never liked when artists do that for billionaires 

[Britneylandia]

No, they are homophobic.

[do the thing]

13 hours ago, MikeHunt said:

No.
A private show- sure, in Dubai-no. Unlike Beyoncé, Britney has consistently throughout her career championed her LGBTQ+ fans and shouldn’t take any amount of money to perform in a place where you’re legally punished if you are gay. I’d like to think Britney has more integrity to not sell out the ideals of human rights for $24 million dollars. 

Homos3xuality is legally punishable in Dubai, but de facto, it's not really, just think of it like Las Vegas in the 90s before sodomy laws were outlawed: a paradoxical place.
Same for Singapore, where homos3xuality is supposedly illegal, but in reality, it's not really illegal.

Alcohol is supposedly forbidden, same for outside of marriage s3x, yet, Dubai is a place full of influencers and even ****stars 

Other Middle Eastern countries (well, Dubai isn't a country) on the other hand... 

[itsxrichiexbish]

if she does, i can already she the doctored photos and vids to make britney look like she put in a bad show, or had another manic episode… she definitely needs to hire a professional recording staff if she does

[GlitterRain]

2 minutes ago, itsxrichiexbish said:

if she does, i can already she the doctored photos and vids to make britney look like she put in a bad show, or had another manic episode… she definitely needs to hire a professional recording staff if she does

Who cares what they say. She would be 20-30 million dollars richer 

[itsxrichiexbish]

2 hours ago, GlitterRain said:

Who cares what they say. She would be 20-30 million dollars richer 

very true… but the meltdowns here. i don’t know if i can handle more existential crisis from ppl 

[Mr. AmericanDream]

It can be whatever private high profile gig like this as an opening or something like that. that would be cool to get Brit's feet wet performing again on her terms if she ever decided. I also see that being a popular thing for artists to go. At grand openings of resorts, events, major companies etc. High profile artists "headlining" it. 

 

Sending the BEST vibes to Bey who is in the middle of **** it up on stage tonight 

[GlitterRain]

37 minutes ago, itsxrichiexbish said:

very true… but the meltdowns here. i don’t know if i can handle more existential crisis from ppl 

When won’t there be meltdowns here? 

[britney_rocks]

How when most of her fans are gay and it’s literally illegal to be gay there? 

[KrisJ]

Britney shouldn’t perform a private show in a country that would kill/punish 99% of her fanbase. Beyoncé proving how soulless she is by doing so. 

[brymo]

Absolutely not. 

[PablitoXS]

I live in a country where *****-ex-uallity isn't a crime, but it's one of the countries that have more hate crimes against LGBTQIAP+ community with high numbers of homicides. USA isn't that far from the reality lived in Brazil or Mexico, but Beyoncé and Britney came to those places to perform.

Shouldn't Beyoncé or Britney or the other artists stop their carreers until the society changes their mentality about this subject?

[generation glory]

18 hours ago, MikeHunt said:

No.
A private show- sure, in Dubai-no. Unlike Beyoncé, Britney has consistently throughout her career championed her LGBTQ+ fans and shouldn’t take any amount of money to perform in a place where you’re legally punished if you are gay. I’d like to think Britney has more integrity to not sell out the ideals of human rights for $24 million dollars. 

I didn’t know that. I thought Dubai was more progressive because that’s how it’s portrayed and I have only heard people speak so highly about living there I assumed things were fine. Sad to hear this though.

ETA - Reading the comments, wow, this is eye opening.

Edited January 21, 2023 by generation glory