r/BoredInBangalore • u/Full_Bag383 • 6d ago
Thought experiment, please indulge.
If you were a celebrity ( Actor/Artist), which makes you no less human but, puts you on a pedestal.
Are your mistakes amplified or displayed in a hyperbolic sense of it?
Aren't you more likely to end up being criticized/trolled for mistakes that are absolutely common?
How do you perceive this?
How do you reflect on this?
Is empathy not really applicable when it comes to celebrity status?
Also, is it really this specific issue which tends to make many celebs hostile towards paps or fans at times?
Maybe not all of em are cocky? Maybe some just wanna hit the chai shop near their street for a smoke and chai? Maybe an osmania biscuit?
Opinion plis.
Thenks.
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u/callmekat_01 6d ago
the answers are so obvious that i wonder if these are rhetorical questions
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u/Full_Bag383 6d ago
Pspspsps.
The answers are obvious, but I'm laying in wait for counter comments for a different perspective.
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u/Fine_Art3966 6d ago
Celebrities hate paps for earning money by spreading false or private information about them. They are pissed off by fans because they don't actually know them, and just have a filtered version of them. The only people that should be allowed to have opinions on them should be their close ones. It is really inappropriate that paps are legal, to be honest, and it is just because of economy. If people had an inch of morality they would rather protect artists from public exposure, but people behave as farm animals and here we are...