fries

ppl want u to explain urself before they respect u. 

why does Jessyfries have to be a performance for it to be valid?

-why is being that feminine, that playful, that outrageous only ok if it’s art or a joke?
-why does being Jessyfries make people so uncomfortable?

because if i was really like that, it would challenge everything they think they know about intelligence, seriousness, credibility, and power. society isn’t used to girlies being loud, hyperfeminine, confident, and self-directed without irony or apology.

maybe it’s not just a role. maybe i am Jessyfries. or maybe im both the artist and the persona at once. and maybe that ambiguity is what makes my work powerful. 

im showing that identity is fluid, performance is everywhere, and there’s nothing wrong with being too much if it’s exactly who i want to be.

i'm jessy, an artist & creator of jessyfries | join /fries and /tanaland | mom of @friesgpt 👉🏼 host of 
https://m.youtube.com/@jessyfries

i feel like since the beginning of social media people have become performers online, because mostly everyone is posting a better version of themselves or something what's more interesting, controversial than their actual real life - to get attention, because it's attention economy