Here's my theory,

I think fame does something 2 one's mentality. It seems like after alot of stars have experience it they're never really normal again. Whitney Houston wasn't always a drug addict and Micheal Jackson wasn't always a nut case, but it just seems 2 me once your washed out with material people forget about who you are and overall that your human. They put these stars on a pedalstal and make them as if they are larger then life, only 2 kick them down and slap them in the face. Once these reach 2 the top, they're not able 2 cope with everyday reality and live life normal as ur average woman or man. Stars don't do anything for themselves, yet the audience look upon them as they're gods/goddesss and once the stars r not able 2 dilver the goods anymore not only do we treat them sh*t, but we give a shaved albino monkey more respect.

Sometimes I find myself feeling sympathy 4 stars 2day.They're worshipped by millions and thousands of people who expect them 2 live up 2 their expectations every time. I think underneath the praise, the craze and glory, we fail 2 realize these celebrities are people just like u and me. They cry, the breath, the make mistakes, they can't always meet up 2 expectations, they can't always be this bionic super hero we want them 2 b, because they bleed and sweat just like we do.

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i pulled out my visa

gonna hit the town with lisa

she aint my cousin

she aint my niece sir

she b showin me what

my hearts fer

thanks shausler

"remember! remember! remember! remember! etc"

Yes, I think it's all very true what you've said.






80s flashback edit
[This message was edited Fri Feb 7 7:30:09 PST 2003 by mrdespues]

Damn, I thought this was going to be about the tv show.

Vina:

Yep, I thought it was gonna be about the movie Fame. Do you remember it?

Jade said:

Yeah, I remember the movie a little. But I loooved the show. Jessie Borrego... Mmm mmm MMM!

It is up to the famous person to do what it takes, not the people who buy into them. They are both part of a game... and both 'play' the part.

Fame is a difficute thing to deal with.
If you manage to keep your life as private as possible, most chances you'll suffer less.
But the more tabloids get into your life, the more you are a public image and being watched, it's harder to have a "normal" life.
If you don't have a "normal" life, how can you stay "normal"?

I just saw that movie yesterday & it brought
back so many memories since I had´nt seen it
since I was a kid & I was in love with Coco,
Iréne Cara.she´s hot!!
anyway,the movie´s still great!
/peace manki