out of the blue, there's no denying that they're becoming closer and closer with everychurch serviceandhockey game The short clips of live performances, primarily by South Korean acts, often dominate replies on the app and are hated by many. This week, however, the social phenomenon has taken over in a different way: to fight for the rights ofBlack Lives Matter protesters seeking justiceafter the death of George Floyd.On Sunday, May 31, the Dallas Police Departmenttook to Twitter Of course, this is likely inevitable, as there are only so many ways a subway car can look. Still, it's bittersweet to watch Sabrina serve so much attitude in a set that looks so similar to sceneslike this one Incidentally, there was one cast member who took the conversation in a different direction. Ann Dowd, who portrays Aunt Lydia, emphasized the show's political relevance. "I hope it has a massive effect on people," Ann said of the series. "I hope they picket the White House, and I hope they’re wearing these costumes...I hope it’s all over the place, and it doesn’t end. And that we never, ever underestimate the power of morons."Related:Women WoreThe Handmaid’s Tale