Shirley Manson is clapping again at her haters.
The lead singer of the rock band Rubbish took to Instagram on Sunday in response to a latest article criticizing the crew’s look.
Manson posted a screenshot of the story’s headline, which states, “Iconic American rock band look unrecognizable in new album promo snaps as they promote its first single” above a black-and-white photograph of the band.
“What’s THIS imagined to imply?!?” the 58-year-old star started within the caption, including that her male bandmates “look precisely the identical as they’ve at all times executed for thirty years so I can’t assist considering that is directed at me.”
“Look — I’m practically sixty years outdated,” the Scottish singer continued. “In fact I’m not going to look something like my late twenties self?!? Fairly actually I believe it will be a bit creepy if I did however hey that’s simply me.”
“Both means — this type of language is weaponized to place a girl like me in my place,” she added.
Manson then shared that she’s determined to “reject this present,” calling it a “fail” and making certain followers that “I shall proceed to age as I’m.”
“I’ll proceed to wrinkle and flub – lose an inch of my top right here and achieve a brand new inch or two there – however I’ll nonetheless look cute in my pyjamas with mattress head and no make up on and I’ll at all times,” she insisted.
“It doesn’t matter what I seem like – it doesn’t matter what they are saying about me – I’ll at all times – and perpetually – rock HARDER than most,” Manson concluded.
Followers have been very a lot supportive, with one calling her “unapologetically fierce” and one other “eternally stunning.”
“What a reduction to see probably the most stunning ladies I’ve had the blessing to know-show us how stunning it’s to be herself,” a 3rd particular person wrote.
Along with Manson, Garabage (which fashioned in 1993) consists of American musicians Duke Erikson, Steve Marker and Butch Vig.
The musical group introduced their eighth studio album titled “Let All That We Think about Be the Mild” in February 2025, which is ready to launch on Could 30.
