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Emily Ratajkowski Has Appropriate Response To A Stranger's Rude Remark

It seems a random dude in New York City has not adopted the “mind ya business” mentality yet — but Emily Ratajkowski sure has.

On Tuesday, the model decided to hit the streets of the Big Apple wearing a gray tank top, black bottoms and a pair of glasses, as seen in this photo of her walking her adorable dog:

Sure, there’s cleavage and a little exposed hip bone action going on, but in a city that once hosted a No Pants Subway Ride day every January, Ratajkowski’s look was not extreme.

Still, according to a social media video that Ratajkowski posted, it seems that one passerby felt her outfit was way too revealing, and decided to inform her of his disapproval.

“Girl, put on a shirt,” the rando can be heard telling the “My Body” author as she walks down the sidewalk.

Although Ratajkowski had enough street smarts not to respond to the man in real time, she made her thoughts on the encounter somewhat clear in her post.

In the video, after the man makes his rude remark, Ratajkowski edited in part of the song “365” from Charli XCX’s latest album, “Brat.” The lyrics from the song featured in the video are “Who the fuck are you? I’m a brat when I’m bumpin’ that” — which may imply that Ratajkowski’s just being brat (or authentically herself) and that she does not care what this person thinks of her.

Her caption for the video is telling, too: “famously not demure, famously not mindful” — a play on the super viral “very demure, very mindful” meme.

“Your demure is what it means to you. It’s being mindful and considerate of the people around you, but also of yourself and how you present to the world,” Jools Lebron, the TikToker behind the meme, explained to CBC News.

Ratajkowski’s caption may also be a snarky response to criticism

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