When she first found fame, the Grammy-winner was appalled to see how environmentally destructive the concert business can be. Now, as one of the most influential touring acts in the world, she is building a blueprint for change. "Things don't have to be done the same way."

According to the report, more than 30 venues launched or expanded environmental projects in cooperation with Eilish and team.

  • Azzu@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
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    27 days ago

    No one met me halfway, look at how this entire comment chain treated me, including you, people telling me to go fuck myself and how terrible I am, and everyone agrees. Even if I am a downer, I’m not doing it to make people feel bad either, that just wasn’t my intention. I didn’t attack anyone, I’ve been trying to be kind the whole time, and just because I have an unpopular opinion that I didn’t keep to myself, I got trashed.

    • agent_nycto@lemmy.worldEnglish
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      27 days ago

      Nah, you did attack it. You started this off by trash talking people trying to make the world slightly better. Even if you didn’t mean to step on someone’s toes you still hurt them.

      You talked shit then got consequences for it.

      And you’re saying you don’t have to try to, for your own safe, accept that things can be made a little better rather than solved, because other people gave you those consequences.

      I’m saying for your own sake, stop being picky when it comes to improving things, and stop talking shit if it’s not up to your unreasonable standards.