Ghanaian Afro-fusion sensation, Moliy, has delivered a powerful response to online critics who mocked her physical appearance following her recent performance at the Party in the Park event in the United Kingdom.
Moliy, whose vibrant stage presence and energetic performance had the crowd buzzing, was targeted by some social media users who chose to focus on her body rather than celebrating her talent. Despite the high-profile nature of her performance and the international exposure she received, a segment of online commenters opted to ridicule her physique, particularly her midsection.
Some detractors referred to her “pot belly” and urged the singer to “hit the gym,” while others took issue with her outfit—ignoring the artistry of her performance and the significance of her presence at such a major event.
Rather than staying silent in the face of these criticisms, the rising star took to social media with an unapologetic and direct message. In her post, she wrote:
“Hope all of you spending your day talking about my body again got rent and due bills ready. We’re in the middle of the month. Just a reminder. Much luv.”
Her bold response quickly went viral, earning praise not only from her devoted fans but also from fellow artists who commended her confidence and resilience in dealing with the body-shaming comments. Fans and supporters rallied behind her, emphasizing the importance of focusing on her talent and success rather than reducing her to her physical appearance.
Moliy’s stance highlights an important message about self-empowerment and the need to prioritize individual talent over shallow commentary. In a world where social media often magnifies negative criticism, Moliy’s unwavering confidence is a reminder that one’s worth is not defined by superficial standards.
The artist, who is known for her unique fusion of Afrobeat and contemporary sounds, continues to rise in prominence, with her fans and peers alike celebrating her for her music, authenticity, and unapologetic approach to body positivity.
As Moliy continues to make waves internationally, her response to online trolls has further solidified her status not only as an emerging musical force but also as a role model for those who face body-shaming or negative criticism.
Source: http://thepressradio.com
