Nov 2, 2020As long as platforms like Wendy Williams, TMZ, Akademiks and Shaderoom continue to prove that following celebrities can prove to be a lucrative career choice, no not any time soon.
Nov 2, 2020
FettiGibbsIt’s dying. The ending of the Kardashians show is a sign
more the death of cable tv than death of celebrity
Nov 2, 2020·1 reply
With Lovea billion losers gathered at movie theatres to celebrate the cinematic masterpiece that was the joker
Idc about the "quality" of the movie, or if anybody who loved it means they're an "loser" (that's a weird thing to be concerned about btw
)
My point was it put up numbers without ever opening in China, and that's huge.
Nov 2, 2020·1 replyFeel like it already ended, so many niche influencers catered to each individual is big thing now instead of like a few celebs that everyone knows back in the day for pop culture.
Nov 2, 2020·1 replyI feel like you know about a certain theory to have even made this thread. True?
- Nov 2, 2020With Love
a billion losers gathered at movie theatres to celebrate the cinematic masterpiece that was the joker
this is cringe lol
Nov 2, 2020celebrity culture has been a thing for centuries it's never going away
Nov 2, 2020interstellarflyin2Feel like it already ended, so many niche influencers catered to each individual is big thing now instead of like a few celebs that everyone knows back in the day for pop culture.
yeah I definitely think it'll get more niche as time passes, unless the internet suddenly disappears one day
Nov 2, 2020·1 reply
BRAVECelebrity culture will simply change as the spread of information changes throughout the years, as were seeing with the shift from ubiquitous stars we saw on our TVs to social media stars
But celebrity worship is human nature in itself - we gather around those who are “exceptional” in some way
- BRAVEhow many times you changed your avy today bruh?
- Nov 2, 2020·1 replyHITSLIKEDIETCOKE
I feel like you know about a certain theory to have even made this thread. True?
whatcha mean?
- Nov 2, 2020·1 replyWith Love
whatcha mean?
Eh nvm
- Nov 2, 2020HITSLIKEDIETCOKE
Eh nvm
that was a test
- Nov 2, 2020Red Stone Mask
how many times you changed your avy today bruh?
It’s been this one since last night
Nov 2, 2020·1 replyBRAVECelebrity culture will simply change as the spread of information changes throughout the years, as were seeing with the shift from ubiquitous stars we saw on our TVs to social media stars
But celebrity worship is human nature in itself - we gather around those who are “exceptional” in some way
- BRAVEGonna get “ - BRAVE ”tattoo’d on me
- Nov 2, 2020laudi
Gonna get “ - BRAVE ”tattoo’d on me
Get it on your shoulder
Nov 3, 2020FettiGibbsIt’s dying. The ending of the Kardashians show is a sign
ended bc they are all billionaires
Nov 3, 2020Celebrity culture allows us to be distracted from real issues
Nov 3, 2020No its getting worse
Nov 3, 2020No, because people are inherently f***ing stupid
- Nov 3, 2020
1 day before the election, the 3 out of the top 5 frontpage posts on /r/politics:
Chris Evans calls Trump a ‘giant meatball’ over his plans to fire Fauci
Joe Biden is celebrating Megan Rapinoe & Sue Bird’s engagement. Trump isn’t.
Eminem signals Biden support as campaign releases ‘Lose Yourself’ election ad
Nov 3, 2020
HurryUpDevil4AngelNo
/thread
Nov 3, 2020CRACKASTEPPAVEGANIdc about the "quality" of the movie, or if anybody who loved it means they're an "loser" (that's a weird thing to be concerned about btw
)
My point was it put up numbers without ever opening in China, and that's huge.They were taking the piss bro lol
Nov 3, 2020With LoveThe f*** you call me b****?
A3450 chill before I unplug you
- Nov 3, 2020GoodFella
Btw OP is an AI
- Nov 3, 2020
Celebrity culture will never die because their will always be artists, musicians, movies that speak for and to the people and will get made