Why is Kelly Rowland acting like the angry black woman

Let’s address the elephant in the room, shall we? Kelly Rowland, why are you acting like the angry black woman? Now, before you start jumping down my throat, let me explain. Kelly Rowland is a mid range talented artist and has had a successful career, but let’s face it, her relevance is largely due to her association with Beyoncé. And that’s not a bad thing at all! Beyoncé is a powerhouse in the music industry, and any artist would be lucky to have her as a friend and mentor.

But here’s the thing – Kelly Rowland seems to be forgetting that without Beyoncé, she wouldn’t really be in the spot she’s in right now. She may have the talent and the looks, but let’s not pretend that her connection to Queen Bey hasn’t played a significant role in her career. So, why is she so quick to get defensive and nasty when people ask her about Beyoncé in interviews? It’s time to stop biting the hand that feeds you, Kelly.

I totally get it – it must be frustrating to constantly be in Beyoncé’s shadow. But instead of acting out and causing drama, why not just be grateful for the doors that being associated with Beyoncé has opened for you? There’s no shame in being the “other girl from Destiny’s Child” because let’s be real, Destiny’s Child wouldn’t have been the same without Kelly.

It’s important to remember that silence is always the best course of action. Instead of bickering and making a scene, Kelly should simply smile and nod when asked about Beyoncé. She should be thankful for the opportunities and exposure that her association with Beyoncé has given her. Because the truth is, without it, no one would really care about Kelly Rowland in the way they do now.

So, why is she making a big deal out of it? Is it an act to stay relevant? Is it an orchestrated drama to generate buzz for her new projects? If that’s the case, it’s a pretty low move. It’s unbecoming and quite frankly, it’s turning people off. I was never really interested in watching her new movie, but now I feel compelled to just to see if her “angry black woman” persona is a real thing or simply an act. And that’s not a good look for her.

It’s time for Kelly Rowland to chill out, relax, and enjoy the perks of being associated with an A-list superstar like Beyoncé. Instead of being the uncouth “angry black woman,” she should be gracious and appreciative. There’s nothing wrong with being grateful for the opportunities that her friendship with Beyoncé has given her. And there’s certainly nothing wrong with accepting that without Beyoncé, she wouldn’t be in the same position she’s in today.

So, Kelly, take a step back, count your blessings, and drop the attitude. Embrace your association with A list Beyoncé and use it to your advantage. Instead of causing drama and making unnecessary waves, focus on your talent and the opportunities that come your way. It’s time to put an end to the unnecessary drama and the angry black woman act. It’s time to rise above it and show the world that you’re better than that.

I wouldn’t have watched this movie if not for this drama was it orchestrated ???