The English singer wrote in his caption, “Happy, Hunting Carnival, my dear London, whose greetings will be,” referring to the second largest carnival in the world, which usually takes place on the streets of West London at this time.
In her post, the “Hello” singer wore a traditional African hairstyle and bikini top in tribute to the carnival, celebrating Caribbean culture and international tolerance. The event would have taken place between August 30 and 31, but is completely virtual this year due to the coronavirus epidemic.
The singer was quickly accused by some users of cultural appropriation for the hairstyle and top.
Other users shared laughter at the expense of Grammy winners, Comparing her appearance with Cynthia Lingley From the Nickelodeon cartoon “Rugrats” and Remixing his classic hits With danceholes and reggae beats.
The Notting Hill Carnival began its first celebration in 1966 and was organized by activist Ryan Lasslett, with the aim of creating a celebration that brought together different cultures and promoted unity in the diverse community.
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