celebrities thin = global food shortage prep, trends aren't real, wake up sheeple

Something strange is happening in Hollywood, and nobody wants to say it out loud. A wave of celebrities is suddenly showing up looking severely undernourished — not slim, not fit, but famine-thin. Ariana Grande, her Wicked co-star, Christina Aguilera… the list keeps growing. People blame “Ozempic face,” but this doesn’t look like a medication trend. This looks intentional, like a curated aesthetic being pushed in our faces. And here’s the part that should make everyone pay attention: When the system wants a body type to become normal, it puts that body on celebrities first. Big booties became a trend because celebrities were pushed to represent it. The same thing happened with heroin-chic in the 90s. So why are we suddenly glamorizing bodies that look starved? We’re hearing nonstop talk about food shortages, “sustainable diets,” eating insects, and consuming less “for the planet.” What if this new celebrity look is preparation? What if they’re normalizing an undernourished body so society won’t panic when the real shortages come? Trends are not random. They’re messages. And right now, the message is unsettling.