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Do you Know what makes me mad about o(+> I ain't tryin' to complain about prince or nothing, but I watched the Oprah episode with P in it and he said he did not want to come to her studio being he is shy about talking in front of large crowds
Now if he is afraid to talk in front of large crowds but not afraid to perform in front of even larger crowds why does this not makes sense to me? hav u had ur + sign 2 day.
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makes perfect sense, if you think about it. | |
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i completely understand.
as someone who's had to speak in front of small groups and perform in front of large audiences in the past, i can say that it's much easier performing my own art in front of a big blob of people who mainly register to me as one big mass rather than a sea of faces....big audiences are more like a big noisy THING than a bunch of people to me...and there's really nothing like it when they give enthusiastic applause. having to speak in front of a smaller group is nervewracking because there's a feeling that you need to produce something - say something clever or intelligent - and if you're a performer, you can't turn that part of your brain off that wants to present something fantastic when you're on a stage...it's just a total stressy headcake all around. | |
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Anxiety said: i completely understand.
as someone who's had to speak in front of small groups and perform in front of large audiences in the past, i can say that it's much easier performing my own art in front of a big blob of people who mainly register to me as one big mass rather than a sea of faces....big audiences are more like a big noisy THING than a bunch of people to me...and there's really nothing like it when they give enthusiastic applause. having to speak in front of a smaller group is nervewracking because there's a feeling that you need to produce something - say something clever or intelligent - and if you're a performer, you can't turn that part of your brain off that wants to present something fantastic when you're on a stage...it's just a total stressy headcake all around. ok now it makes more sense to me hav u had ur + sign 2 day.
wish u heaven
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Purplerain7772001 said: Anxiety said: i completely understand.
as someone who's had to speak in front of small groups and perform in front of large audiences in the past, i can say that it's much easier performing my own art in front of a big blob of people who mainly register to me as one big mass rather than a sea of faces....big audiences are more like a big noisy THING than a bunch of people to me...and there's really nothing like it when they give enthusiastic applause. having to speak in front of a smaller group is nervewracking because there's a feeling that you need to produce something - say something clever or intelligent - and if you're a performer, you can't turn that part of your brain off that wants to present something fantastic when you're on a stage...it's just a total stressy headcake all around. ok now it makes more sense to me but people can just get that from his music so i am still confused hav u had ur + sign 2 day.
wish u heaven
GOD
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Anxiety said: i completely understand.
as someone who's had to speak in front of small groups and perform in front of large audiences in the past, i can say that it's much easier performing my own art in front of a big blob of people who mainly register to me as one big mass rather than a sea of faces....big audiences are more like a big noisy THING than a bunch of people to me...and there's really nothing like it when they give enthusiastic applause. having to speak in front of a smaller group is nervewracking because there's a feeling that you need to produce something - say something clever or intelligent - and if you're a performer, you can't turn that part of your brain off that wants to present something fantastic when you're on a stage...it's just a total stressy headcake all around. Interesting! | |
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i can relate -- i feel completely comfortable in front of large crowds when it's something i know and do (and if that's the reason people came) but when people want to analyze or critique me... or just stare at me (i like feedback not silence) because i'm just one of many who happen to be on the roster and they didn't really come to see me... then yeah, i start to get real uncomfortable... not to mention when the television reporters come... you have no idea what questions they'll ask and how they'll edit the final product... i can totally relate to prince when it comes to interviews... though, it's cool that he has seemingly become more comfortable with them in recent years... much respect [Edited 12/27/05 13:32pm] | |
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Snap said: i can relate -- i feel completely comfortable in front of large crowds when it's something i know and do (and if that's the reason people came) but when people want to analyze or critique me... or just stare at me (i like feedback not silence) because i'm just one of many who happen to be on the roster and they didn't really come to see me... then yeah, i start to get real uncomfortable... not to mention when the television reporters come... you have no idea what questions they'll ask and how they'll edit the final product... i can totally relate to prince when it comes to interviews... though, it's cool that he has seemingly become more comfortable with them in recent years... much respect
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totally makes sense. i cant talk in crowds, I am very, very shy. but put me up on stage with music, and i can perform for anyone...i took dancing up till age 17. | |
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Not Hard to UNDERSTAND at all. Onstage you can be One Way Off Another. One to One sometimes INTIMIDATING. The Thrill from the STAGE and the LOVE is ENORMOUS.. It's also Fantasy and PERFORMING.....It's TOTALLY DIFFERENT.... | |
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I think he was in that Xenophoic state. 
"Shut Up, Already. DAMMM!!!!!!!" | |
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It hasn't been up until Lately that Sexy one REALLY is TALKING ALOT....And he is REALLY STRONG and CONFIDENT.....I am So Happy For SEXY...P... | |
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Because he's doing exactly that.....PERFORMING. Performing and being yourself are 2 totally different things. | |
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prince was always wierd like that anyway so that's to be expected | |
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luv4all7 said: Because he's doing exactly that.....PERFORMING. Performing and being yourself are 2 totally different things.
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I thought the point of the interview included showing off Paisley Park studios? | |
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Purplerain7772001 said: I ain't tryin' to complain about prince or nothing, but I watched the Oprah episode with P in it and he said he did not want to come to her studio being he is shy about talking in front of large crowds
Now if he is afraid to talk in front of large crowds but not afraid to perform in front of even larger crowds why does this not makes sense to me? hes a freak
j/k hes totally thinking everyone is staring at him.and they are....hes wearing some interesting peices and he had that hightlighted hair at the time. i bet he used sun-in.  | |
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Public speaking and performing are two totally different animals. | |
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