‘Bad Girl’ Singer claims Sayings caused the biggest career backlash ‘Jesus Is Real’

Singer M.I.A. Recently, we discussed the possibility of becoming outspoken Christian Some of these factors may have contributed to their success. fans To turn against her.

During an interview with Apple Music, the British rapper shared her development on social media. 

“The fact that the biggest back lash (sic) in my career and life I’m facing after saying ‘Jesus is real’ is such a revelation to me. People who control these apps rather me be a bad girl, then [sic] a good one,” The 47-year-old singer shared With her Twitter followers. 

The fact that the biggest back lash in my career and life I’m facing after saying “Jesus is real” It is a wonderful revelation for me. The people who control these apps would rather I be a bad person, than a good one.

— M.I.A. (@MIAuniverse) December 28, 2022

M.I.A. is Mathangi, his real name “Maya” Arulpragasam MBE, said In an interview with Zane Lowe, she revealed that she was a Hindu and had a vision that changed the way she saw things. Some fans disagree with this statement.

“Basically, all of my fans might turn against me because they are all progressives who hate people that believe in Jesus Christ in this country,” She spoke.

“[E]ven if it costs me my career, I won’t lie. I will tell the truth, and I will tell you what’s on my mind and my heart. If I’m coming back now saying ‘Jesus is real,’ there’s a point,” M.I.A. continued.

Relevant magazine interviewed the singer about her conversion. Before that, she thought of Christianity primarily as a religion. “a silly story.”

“…Right now I think the only clear thing I can say is that even when I had no belief in Jesus Christ and Christianity, and even when I was 100 percent comfortable in Hinduism, it was a Christian God that turned up to save me,” She told The publication. “And I think there is truth in that.”

M.I.A. was interviewed during the interview. M.I.A. also spoke out about how she uses her faith to change her outlook on the world.

“We live in a world where understanding has to be simplified because our attention span is smaller, our ability to think deeply about things is going, tolerance is going. So many of these qualities are going and I think that’s why we need something that is a simplified form of understanding,” She spoke.

“The more I understand the complexities of the world, the simpler I find things really are. And funny enough, Christianity is very simple; it’s because those things are really simple. The world is really simple.”