WATCH: Emily Ratajkowski claps back after man yells ‘put on a shirt’ in NYC
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NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Emily Ratajkowski didn't hold back after a man told her to "put a shirt on" while she was walking in New York City.
The 33-year-old model and actress took to TikTok and Instagram respectively on Tuesday to share the incident with her followers in a short video clip, as reported by The Daily Mail.
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Emily Ratajkowski claps back after a man tells her to 'put a shirt on'
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In the eight-second video, Emily Ratajkowski is seen crossing the street when a man's voice off-camera tells her to "put on a shirt." The remark was particularly strange given that she was clearly wearing a grey tank top at the time.
Ratajkowski responded to the unsolicited comment by pairing the video with a snippet of Charli XCX's hit '365,' featuring the lyrics: "Who the f**k are you? I'm a brat when I'm bumpin' that. Now I wanna hear my track, are you bumpin' that?"
She cheekily captioned the video, "Wait for it, man tells me to put on a shirt," and added, "famously not demure, famously not mindful," referencing a recent trend on TikTok.
This latest incident comes just a week after Ratajkowski revealed that she is "decentering men" from her life. Joining a growing number of young women who are embracing a "boysober" lifestyle, Ratajkowski has made it clear that she is prioritizing self-care and personal growth over traditional romantic relationships.
In a recent interview with Vogue, she discussed this shift, explaining that she no longer finds the idea of a whirlwind romance appealing. "Decentralizing men has been a huge part of my life," she said. "I still love men in many ways, but the Disney fairy tale I had once embraced... I just don't find that interesting anymore."
Emily Ratajkowski's response to 'put a shirt on' comment in NYC sparks online debate
Emily Ratajkowski's recent response to a man's comment during her stroll in New York City has ignited a spirited conversation online.
The incident has sparked a wide range of reactions on social media. One user commented, "Not all men, but always a man," while another wrote, "Men. Why do men."
The sentiment of frustration and disbelief was common among her followers, with one person writing, "Imagine feeling that entitled to someone else’s body!!!"
Fans also praised Ratajkowski for her composed reaction. "You didn’t even flinch I love u," one user said.
Others took the opportunity to critique the man's behavior, with comments like, "He’s triggered because he can’t get hot women like you so he takes it out on hot women," and "Weak men are scared of Queens."
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