Jorja Smith is another one man, she’s just outstandingly beautiful!
Kamie Crawford is the one right now who I really have a thing for (and I’m not usually one to have celebrity crushes but this is as good as it gets). Near perfection.
@oompa apologies bro, it’s a bit of English slang. Cristo is correct in what he says haha.
She is absolute perfection.
Along with Gal Gadot and Alicia Vikander.
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She’s so beautiful lol. Just did a google of her and damn she’s nice.
That’s my new elite 3 
I only see her on insta and she looks good on there haha. But I’ve replaced her now with @CliftonGeraldi choice.
You don’t agree?!
Isolation got us thirsty 
Can’t help but find Gal Gadot approximately twenty three percent less attractive after that Imagine cringe-fest
She’s mixed race, I believe. Half swedish. So she has those genes and the (pardon me) “black don’t crack” genotype, too.
Anyway, I’m put off Jama since her radio 1 anthems turned out to be shit ever since 2020 started
I wanna see her reaction after how spectacularly it failed 
Yeah she is half Swedish. But I was also put off of her years ago when she made those tweets about dark skin women.
Even though she was young - I still think she meant every word of it.
What was that exactly?
She posted some “jokes” like:
Dark skin [women] shaving their head expecting to look like Amber Rose, when really they end up looking like Michael Jordan’
But it genuinely came from a place where she believes light skin women are superior to dark skin women and it fit the narrative at the time.
Colourism is rife unfortunately and I don’t wanna give her a pass for it just because she’s sexy. Yeah she was definitely younger and stupid but I think she old enough to know she was demeaning black women.
If you look at her in vacuum I think she’s really cute no doubt but in the real world I have an unfounded dislike for her, haven’t really given it the time of the day to figure out why 
Yeah she’s married to some crazy Israeli billionaire and she was in that terrible Imagine video but is there anything else she’s done you don’t like her for?
This is 100% true.
It goes for a lot of celebs/politicians/footballers, in fact. I believe they all have the cerebral capacity to know what they’re typing and publically displaying. There is a thought process behind that. I’m more likely to forgive them for a verbal racist/sexist/downright offensive faux pas than a written one
I’d agree of she’d written an article for a publication to express the sentiment, but I think the reality is that no more thought would have gone into that tweet than would have gone into it if she’d said it out loud. Not sure I’d personally draw much of a distinction there in terms of being much more likely to forgive her if she said it out loud vs tweeted it.
Don’t get me wrong I understand what you’re saying, that if you write something you have the opportunity to reconsider what you’re about to post, perhaps differently to just blurting something out loud to someone in person the logic to that is clear. But I’m just not sure it’s how young people function online.
I wouldn’t particularly want to be held up with to a higher standard for stuff I’ve said online than stuff I’ve said in real life, and only speaking personally, I’d say I probably give far more consideration to my words and how they might be construed when interacting with people in real life compared to when I’m online.
It’s much gadot about nothing. Let’s just say she is not my type of Gal.
How about helping shoot some kids and bulldoze peoples’ homes?
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