Rolling Stone mag getting the shit roasted out of them for leaving Celine Dion off its 200 Greatest Singers list

Ouch.

Natalie Teo |
January 5, 2023, 10:50 am

We’re not starting a cult but some followers on Instagram would be nice. Thank you.

You’ve probably heard about the controversy surrounding the Celine Dion snub by now.

The singer, who recently opened up about her Stiff Person Syndrome diagnosis, was left off Rolling Stone magazine’s 200 Greatest Singers Of All Time list.

Fans of the My Heart Will Go On singer were, understandably, outraged.

As a non-fan but someone who’s been alive, mostly conscious, and here for the queen’s greatest hits in the past two decades or so, I can’t get behind this choice either.

Twitter (mostly) agrees with me, so here’s a compilation of greatest hits: the most savage responses from Twitterverse to Rolling Stone.

Surely this must be a mistake?

Not a fan but still –

The only reasonable explanation, really.

The mag did respond…

But people were not having it

This guy has a point you know

Top image via Twitter and Rolling Stone

How this 24-year-old NUS student & priest is using TikTok to make Taoism more accessible to Gen Zs

Don't tell him to calm down.

She became a couch potato after dropping out of school at 18, but now walks for London & Paris fashion weeks

Who else who could pull off microbangs like that??

‘I just want to do this first before I regret it’: S’pore teacher quits her job to become an OnlyFans creator

Her mother's death was the 'turning point' in making this decision.

‘We’re not going to give up so easily’: 21-year-old drops out of uni & uses TikTok to save his family’s restaurant

And it's working.

Unable to find jobs, Gen Zs in China are returning home to be ‘full-time children’

Not as cushy as it sounds.

Chinese journalist draws flak on Twitter for happy portrayal of Kashgar, Xinjiang in travelogue

Twitter is officially blocked in China.

A TikToker’s pet cat was allegedly confined for 38 hours without food & water by China Airlines

She plans to take legal action with an international lawyer.

Armpit fat & body dysmorphia: London-based artist discusses Asian body-shaming culture

Too relatable.