Mae Muller isn't afraid to speak her mind, and she wants to show fans that you can be 'outspoken'. The Eurovision star in the past called out the government over nurses' pay. Despite criticism online, she's not going to stop speaking out.
The icon, who has grown a cult following since being announced as the UK’s entry, has gained a lot of support over her sharing her outspoken views online, but as always with social media, Mae’s received her fair share of criticism.
She’s previously called out the government over nurses not getting a pay rise and free school meals, while also branding J K Rowling ‘annoying’.Ahead of taking to the stage on Saturday, Mae told Metro.co.uk: ‘I think it’s such a privilege, especially as a young woman, to be able to speak my mind and have an opinion.Mae called it a ‘privilege’ to be able to speak her mind
Mae added that she doesn’t get ‘put off’ by the criticism, continuing: ‘I know a lot of people that follow me are younger and a lot of young women follow me too, so I think it’s great for them to see that you can be outspoken and say what’s on your mind and that’s okay.’ Talking about being inundated with social media followers after being announced, she continued to press: ‘I know social media can sometimes be a bit tricky.’‘But I think for me it’s always been a way for me to control how I want to present myself.Mae is feeling ‘positive’ going into the epic final
‘I can connect with the fans really, really easily, and anytime that there have been moments of people being mean, I’ve found a way to make light of it, through social media and that actually has really helped me.More:
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