"It's ____ Entertaiment's fault!"
You know those article. The ones that have something bad that happened to the idol artists (and is not fan-related).
"It's ______ Entertainment's fault!"
"We should burn down ____ Entertainment!"
"Why, oh why ____E?"
"Stupid __ Entertainment."
You have probably either seen, heard, typed, or spoken those words yourself before. And you know what? Sure, it sounds nice to blame the company as they are evil and overwork their products, aka the idol artists.
But really. Every. Single. Time. MUST you blame the company? It has actually gone to the point now where I just sick and tired of these kinds of comments. In a way, I can't help but think - "Well, what do you expect?"
The main reason why I am actually tired of seeing these kinds of blames is because I always believe there is probably more going on behind the scenes. As cruel as it sounds, the artists chose the path of fame. Unless you are probably an unsigned label youtube star, people should be aware of how ... interesting the entertainment industry is.
After all, there are MANY uncredited people behind the scenes that help make the artists as pretty and good-looking as they are now. (And people complain about credit when it's due sometimes...?)
Yes, it's dirty. Yes, it's cruel. Yes, it's pathetic. Yes, it's useless. But what makes them so amazing? They're the same species as us that, in a way, suffer more than we do.
Wait, suffer? They don't suffer. They're getting the fame and all and -
Not until we get to the subject of money. Money makes the world... go interesting. To an extent, the ones that get the money are the ones that... you don't hear so much about. Like, oh, I don't know, say the producers? The make-up artists? The schedule planners? The more-acknowledged managers? The stylists? There are probably more positions that I have a. not touched upon because I have never heard of it or b. someone's being cleverly greedy.
If you think about it, if the company should burn/die/end/be morally smarter, how would you get your entertainment then?
If this makes no sense, sorry. You can probably argue and win against me as I unknowingly cry in front of the computer screen. I should be okay though unless you feel something against it (then I'd be amazed that someone even took the time to view my blog).
"It's ______ Entertainment's fault!"
"We should burn down ____ Entertainment!"
"Why, oh why ____E?"
"Stupid __ Entertainment."
You have probably either seen, heard, typed, or spoken those words yourself before. And you know what? Sure, it sounds nice to blame the company as they are evil and overwork their products, aka the idol artists.
But really. Every. Single. Time. MUST you blame the company? It has actually gone to the point now where I just sick and tired of these kinds of comments. In a way, I can't help but think - "Well, what do you expect?"
The main reason why I am actually tired of seeing these kinds of blames is because I always believe there is probably more going on behind the scenes. As cruel as it sounds, the artists chose the path of fame. Unless you are probably an unsigned label youtube star, people should be aware of how ... interesting the entertainment industry is.
After all, there are MANY uncredited people behind the scenes that help make the artists as pretty and good-looking as they are now. (And people complain about credit when it's due sometimes...?)
Yes, it's dirty. Yes, it's cruel. Yes, it's pathetic. Yes, it's useless. But what makes them so amazing? They're the same species as us that, in a way, suffer more than we do.
Wait, suffer? They don't suffer. They're getting the fame and all and -
Not until we get to the subject of money. Money makes the world... go interesting. To an extent, the ones that get the money are the ones that... you don't hear so much about. Like, oh, I don't know, say the producers? The make-up artists? The schedule planners? The more-acknowledged managers? The stylists? There are probably more positions that I have a. not touched upon because I have never heard of it or b. someone's being cleverly greedy.
If you think about it, if the company should burn/die/end/be morally smarter, how would you get your entertainment then?
If this makes no sense, sorry. You can probably argue and win against me as I unknowingly cry in front of the computer screen. I should be okay though unless you feel something against it (then I'd be amazed that someone even took the time to view my blog).