Poppy Is Collaborating With Grimes And People Aren't Happy About It
3 May 2018, 13:00
Poppy is in the middle of a lawsuit
Grimes, who apparently has two upcoming albums and recently released a song called "Pynk" with Janelle Monáe, teased a potential new collaboration today.
She posted a picture with internet sensation Poppy with the caption "soon", and followed it up with another photo of the two together. Poppy also posted photos on her social media. While the pair might make sense together – they're both young, "weird" artists who people struggle to get their head around – not everyone is excited for a potential collab.
Poppy, the mysterious internet persona played by Moriah Pereira, was most recently in the news for being involved in a complicated lawsuit.
Mars Argo, who once played a character similar to That Poppy, is suing Titanic Sinclair (who works with Poppy) and Poppy for “severe emotional and psychological abuse” at the hands of Sinclair. She is seeking a domestic violence restraining order against Sinclair. She has also accused him and Pereira of stealing her “look, persona and character”.
Which is why some fans aren’t happy about a potential collaboration with singer Grimes.
Soon @Grimezsz @poppy pic.twitter.com/tJnXgTDMmv
— Titanic Sinclair (@titanicsinclair) May 2, 2018
The Grimes and Poppy collaboration makes me super sad knowing the Mars Argo abuse case isn't going to stop this collab. Don't support.
— Solanaceae (@globelamp) May 2, 2018
we don’t want this sis pic.twitter.com/C25Ta1dV20
— Luke (@HEREDlTARY) May 2, 2018
Grimes you cannot be for women and their rights and support poppy and titanic sinclair he was abusive and manipulative pic.twitter.com/Ktd95g9lN8
— eugene fucking krabs (@wiltedmilk) May 3, 2018
— Sky Ferrera's Panhandling Advisor (@MmmPrexton) May 2, 2018
Good to see you support domestic abuse (:
— sarah (@babysarahxox) May 3, 2018
TITANIC SINCLAIR AND POPPY ARE ABUSERS, PLEASE DON’T WORK WITH THEM, SEE THE PROOF HERE: https://t.co/QbeerN8t5O
— Mars Argo Updates (@apprehensi0ns) May 3, 2018