*sigh*
So, clicking on this you might think I'm going to be ranting on about how Justin Bieber is the worst human ever, so terrible, wow he should just fall off the face of the planet. Well, if that what your here for, then sorry but that's not what your going to get. I don't feel like explaining who he is, just know he's a Canadian pop star that had blew up worldwide, and became really hated. His music video "Baby" is the most disliked video on YouTube.
So? What's this rant about? Me talking about things we already know? Well, that's just the intro to something rather long. I've been seeing chains on this platform I'm on, everyone has it on the profile, everyone I see on the platform. This is what it is: "Repost if you're the 1% of people that will sit with popcorn watching Justin Bieber fall off a building and scream 'DO A BACKFLIP!' 99% would cry." This is saying they would be happy if Justin Bieber took his own life. It's written in the words. Now, I'm not a fan of Justin Bieber, I hate his music, yes he's really selfish, but in the end of the day he's human. I want to change this toxic media idea.
Today's age being a celebrity is the most overwhelming thing. Justin spent most of his teens being this icon, everyone loved him, and then after a little everyone got bored of him. He got basic, arrogant and overall not something all girl would want anymore. He got useless. He was sucked into the outrage of the media. Now in media, we see a celebrity and think they are just a robot. They are not human, they're only something to please us.
A few months ago, I saw a James Corden carpool video with Justin Bieber. That was 2016. He said "Baby" was the most disliked video on YT like it was normal, he seemed so calm. Of course, I thought it was so funny how he was so numb to it, as anyone seemed to be. I just recently saw a YT video that was posted yesterday, it was an interview with him. He had eye bags under his eyes, he avoided eye contact, he was shaking, his beard grew out and he seemed untamed. He was talking about how he tried to be Christian and seek God because he feel into this dark hole in his life. That was the first time I ever saw him cry. It seemed so authentic, so human.
He was also talking how Billie Eilish had rose to fame so quick, and that he knows that feeling of being in the spotlight before everything shatters. It was sad to watch, because it seemed like he was really talking from a place in his heart. I also saw a video of him talking to his fans in a very, very arrogant way. He was so, so desperate for his song "Yummy" to get to the top. I thought it was ever so stupid of him, like really? Your going to treat your fans like that??? Of course, like an normal being, I was like oh my Justin's terrible! Arrogant too.
There's more stuff to this, but I'm just going to draw away from him for a second and all the drama he's been in. This is about every celebrity, who is human and gets hurt by us. Like BTS, who I have an opinion on their awful fans. If you don't know who BTS is, they are a K-Pop boy band that's really overrated. Like gosh, no one likes their music, they just like them because they are "cute". Anyways, we tend to forget they are human too, the same as Billie Eilish (as she got offended when someone tried dressing up as her and causing panic.) They are all human, and media is so toxic with this.
That's all I really have to say, if you think saying a celebrity should go die, then your not a hero. I don't like Justin at all, or the people mentioned here, but in the end they are all human and we forget that a lot.
