Dua Lipa Fans Shut Down Trolls Who Tried to Criticize Singer for Visiting Strip Club

Dua Lipa went to a Grammys after-party at a strip club with Lizzo and Rosalía.

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People have called out Dua Lipa for attending a Grammys after-party at a strip club.

The backlash stemmed from a video Lizzo shared on her Instagram Stories from the night, where Dua, Rosalía, and others can be seen throwing money as strippers dance in front of them, E! News reports.

This made me like Dula Peep more #dualipaisoverparty https://t.co/Nj5AhZQmd5

— 🖤Nicole™️🧷🏳️‍🌈 (@supremehadid) January 28, 2020

One upset fan tweeted, “What a good example dua lipa, lizzo, rosalia sexualizing women but well afterwards they say they are feminists.” From there, the hashtag #dualipisoverparty started trending as more observers became outraged.

Another person on Twitter said the artists were “objectifying women” and told them to “do better.”

I’m if ur a REAL feminist u would support sex workers and especially OTHER WOMEN THAT SUPPORT THEM TOO I- what are y’all not getting #dualipaisoverparty pic.twitter.com/CeZZiTqLor

— Susie Q 🌈👽💞 (@susiequpidd) January 28, 2020

Some fans came to Dua’s defense, tweeting about how women not being allowed to go to the strip club is a double standard. They also pointed out the toxicity of cancel culture, and that “real” feminists “support sex workers.”

please leave dua alone y’all cancelling her because she went to a strip club lmao nicki minaj and cardi b who is a stripper lives in the strip clubs so please #dualipaisoverparty

— stella (@cocoagrande) January 28, 2020

I’m trying to find where ppl were canceling her for going to the strip club, but all I see is ppl commenting how stupid everyone is for trying to cancel her for going to the strip club #dualipaisoverparty pic.twitter.com/9XFYE8NhNs

— chantel🔪 (@ChantelHalsey) January 28, 2020

Others began pointing out that they couldn’t find any of the hashtagged #dualipaisoverparty tweets calling for the singer to be canceled—only fellow fans defending her.

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