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doha cat Weighing Timothée ChalametControversial comments about ballet and opera.
Chalamet, 29, recently caused outrage among theater circles Claimed in an interview that “no one cares” about the art form anymore.
“Opera is 400 years old. Ballet is 500 years old,” Doja, 30, said in a statement. Tik Tok Video on Sunday, March 8, naming Chalamet.
“A guy named Timothée Chalamet — who’s a big deal, by the way — had the nerve to go on camera and say no one cares about this,” the “Paint the Town Red” rapper said. “I’m sure you could walk into the opera house now and the seats would be filled and no one would say a word while the show was going on because everyone was so respectful of it.”
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She continued, “Opera has etiquette. Ballet has etiquette. It’s amazing. It’s an amazing theatrical medium. It’s so beautiful.”
Doha went on to praise ballet and opera workers for their dedication to the arts.
“People go to the dance studio there every day. The dancers show up at 8 a.m., 6 a.m., whatever time they show up, and they get hurt and bleed every day just because they respect it,” she said. “They love it, they love what they do. It doesn’t matter if the industry is having a hard time at any time…A lot of industries are having a hard time. Your industry is having a hard time. My industry is having a hard time. But that doesn’t mean people don’t care about it. People care. Dancers care. Singers care. Audiences care.”
“There’s still an audience. People gave af***. You show up in a nice dress, you sit the fuck down and you shut the fuck up,” she concluded. “That’s common etiquette around these things. Maybe there’s something to be learned from it.”
Chelsea Handler wasn’t a fan of the way Timothée Chalamet handled his Marty Supreme press conference. “He seemed very serious about winning and being recognized for his stellar performance,” the comedian, 50, said of Chalamet, 30, during an appearance on Amanda Hirsch’s Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast on Tuesday, January 14. Ahead of (…)
US Weekly Representatives for Chalamet have been contacted for comment.
during an interview Matthew McConaughey for type Last month, Chalamet spoke about the audience’s seemingly short attention span.
“I admire people (saying), ‘Hey, we have to keep movie theaters alive. We have to keep the genre alive,'” he said. “I don’t want to work in ballet or opera where it’s like, ‘Hey, keep this thing alive even if no one cares about it anymore.'”
this Marty Supre The actor quickly added, “Big respect to the people who work in ballet and opera out there,” before saying, “Damn, I was just taking pictures for no reason.”
The Oscar nominee has previously noted that several of his family members are ballet dancers, including his Mother, Nicole Friend.
“My grandmother danced with the New York City Ballet, my mother danced with the New York City Ballet, my sister danced with the New York City Ballet,” he explain. “I’ve been dreaming about being backstage at the Koch Theater in New York since I was a kid.”
