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Amy Schumer Defends Her 'Formation' Video

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Amy Schumer is defending her recent 'Formation' video in a new online essay. In the piece, titled "Information About My Formation," Schumer states that the video of her and other actor friends dancing in Hawaii to the Beyonce song was never meant to be a parody. Rather, it was a celebration. Schumer says that she and her castmates from her latest film were listening to Beyonce and watching Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National convention and decided to make the video. She writes, "All of the women on set were bonded together from this music and from the election simultaneously. It was such a powerful time."

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