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The quote points out a perceived double standard in how people react when a woman receives more attention than her bandmates. It uses Radiohead and Thom Yorke as an example to suggest that similar criticism would not be directed at a male-led band. The speaker is arguing for more equal treatment in how bands are judged.
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Originally said in English.
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About Lauren Mayberry
Scottish musician
Lauren Mayberry is a Scottish musician best known as the lead vocalist, percussionist, and co-writer for the pop band Chvrches. She also sings soprano and plays drums and keyboards. With Iain Cook and Martin Doherty, she co-writes and co-produces the band’s songs. Beyond her work in music, she is active as a feminist and philanthropist.
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