Keke Palmer doesn’t have time for the trolls.
The beloved actress has never shied away from sharing her opinions on just about anything as her presence in Hollywood only continues to expand as she tackles every corner of the entertainment industry.
Palmer has proudly embraced her queerness in her personal and professional endeavors for many years, which has resulted in haters flooding her comments with ridiculously ignorant messages.
While promoting her new upbeat and colorful film I Love Boosters, the star clapped back at anyone wasting their precious time by putting negativity into the world.
“You might think you’re hurting others, but you’re really hurting yourself. When you sit there and only put negativity out and you only stay on that vibration, you’ve got to balance it. You can’t just be up to some bullshit. That’s more time away from you doing what you need to do for your life. Try to create a sense of community,” Palmer tells Out.
The fabulous ensemble ladies alongside Palmer in I Love Boosters also radiate love and positive energy in the empowering film. Naomi Ackie, Taylour Paige, Poppy Liu, and Eiza Gonzalez make up the female-led cast and encourage audiences to watch this movie as the highest form of escapism.
“The best way to unite people is through joy and that’s what this film is. It was a joy to make and it’s a joy to watch! It’s a joy to be around each other and that’s what we need to be out here representing,” Ackie tells Out.
“The gay community is a community that really knows how that feels. People of color, minorities… you’re just living your life and living your truth. This movie is about women wanting a better life for themselves. It’s about loving yourself and getting the opportunity to live your best life,” Gonzalez adds.
“We’re afraid of folks! Get out the house girl! Get out the house queen! Have some fun and laugh. Go by yourself even and meet somebody there,” Palmer concludes.
I Love Boosters is playing now in theaters. To see the full interview with the cast, check out the video at the top of the page.
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