Earlier this month, Halsey spoke out in support of a lesbian couple who suffered a vicious homophobic attack on a London night bus. While performing at London’s Electric Ballroom, she donned a t-shirt emblazoned with the couple’s image alongside the message, ‘F*ck your straight pride’.

“Two people on my shirt are a young couple Melania and Chris, a couple nights ago right here they were assaulted because they are lesbians,’ she told the crowd. “It’s Pride month right now. Which is a really exciting thing… But the sad reality is that after the Pride parade is over and the bars closed, and the glitter is being swept out of the streets a lot of people get on those trains and they get on those buses, and they wash the rainbows off their skin and peel the stickers off their clothes. Because when Pride is over, it’s not safe to be gay anymore. There is a worry that someone is going to viciously assault them or attack them.”

In a new cover for Rolling Stone magazine’s ‘Hot Issue’, however, the singer showed that sometimes, no words at all are needed to serve a strong message to the world.

The latest cover heralds Halsey as ‘Pop’s Queen of Chaos’, and shows the singer in a white tank top with her arms held aloft. She looks beautiful, of course, but the real reason everyone on the internet is talking about the shoot is because of a personal grooming choice. Namely, the decision to rock unshaven armpits.

A woman’s body hair is perfectly normal, and Halsey’s Rolling Stone cover proves it