I CALL MYSELF BARBIE, THEY CALL ME BITCH

“I Am Not a Plastic” is a fierce dismantling of fabricated femininity and the commodified image of the female body. In the raw, provocative language of BadAss Planet, this piece rips apart the fantasy of the flawless woman—Barbie isn’t a doll here, she’s a weapon. She calls herself Barbie, but the world calls her a bitch. This isn’t a cry for justice—it’s a scream of identity reclaimed, unfiltered and unforgiving.

The bold neon pink isn’t sweet—it’s a punch in the face. The hyper-feminine palette is subverted into a space of rage, rebellion, and radical truth. The text scribbled across her body becomes both armor and scar, challenging the idea that beauty is silence, or that femininity should be soft. There’s no plastic here—only muscle, contradictions, and chaos. She is not made to be desired; she is made to be reckoned with.

On BadAss Planet, the female figure isn’t idealized—it’s weaponized. This artwork flips every stereotype and dares you to look directly at what society tries to reshape, filter, and shrink. “I Am Not a Plastic” is not about denying sexuality—it’s about owning it on her own terms. She cheats, she screams, she sells, she rules. She’s not your fantasy—she’s your undoing.