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Singer featured in a list titled ’33 Singers That Only Exist In The Memories Of British Millennials’
Kate Nash has criticised Buzzfeed following an article that jokingly claimed that the singer no longer “exists”.
Nash’s latest musical release was her ‘Agenda’ EP in April. She currently stars in the Netflix wrestling comedy-drama series GLOW.
Buzzfeed recently posted a list titled ’33 Singers That Only Exist In The Memories Of British Millennials’, referencing acts that rose to fame in the 90s and 2000s.
Nash was number nine in that list, with Buzzfeed writing of the star: “She was the cute vintage-dress-wearing girl we all wanted to be back in 2007. Presumably these days she’s wearing baggy jumpers and DMs but who knows??”
The singer-actor has since taken to Twitter to respond to the article, writing: “The media have talked about me this way my entire career, since I was 20 years old. I think this media tone needs to end.”
Nash added: “With all the talk of mental health recently & the amount of mental health issues within the artist community I don’t think this contribution from @BuzzFeed or from any other media outlet is helpful or interesting. It could hurt unstable people & with what is going on in the world”.
“I have huge problems with how the industry disposed of artists, it’s a difficult career to maintain so this is actually a discussion,” Nash continued. “I think is important. But not to just take the piss out of artists that got dropped or aren’t in the charts anymore. Most artists I know are Struggling to be able to continue and many do have to give up & ‘wear baggy jumpers and DM’s’ & that is sad because art fucking matters. So fuck you for making fun of independent artists @BuzzFeed @BuzzFeedNews wow. Sorry but it’s not a joke to me.”
“I still exist u twat, alongside all the other artists in this…
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