Tactical victory

Zendaya isn’t destroying America with scandal or controversy — she’s doing it by being the most overrated, overprotected celebrity alive. We treat her like a generational talent, but if you strip away the filters, the stylists, and the moody lighting, what’s left? A decent actress with minimal range who’s coasting on brand polish and fashion contracts.
She’s mastered the art of doing nothing and being worshipped for it. Her performances are forgettable, her interviews are sanitized PR speak, and her fans eat it all up like she’s the second coming of Audrey Hepburn. She’s not private — she’s detached. Remember the theater snub where she couldn’t even wave to fans? That wasn’t mystique. That was ego.

Zendaya isn’t a role model. She’s a mirror — reflecting back our obsession with image over impact, silence over substance. She doesn’t challenge anything. She doesn’t risk anything. She just floats above it all, perfectly dressed and perfectly dull.

Shalom

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