Weird behaviour of Hollywood stars - how Hollywood facade is crumbling and I'm here for it

Elisasheva

Elisasheva

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I'm starting this thread to analyze a little the weird, uncanny behaviour of some Hollywood stars these days, especially to look closer at interviews and promotion in general of a new "Wicked" movie starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. And it's even more sad when we consider that it is set in the universe of Oz, which as we know is full of allegories of truth about human condition and our world in general. Why did they pick exactly this piece to twist it and make it into some sick joke? Who knows.
I'm going to leave some videos here for you to watch and see for yourself what I'm referring to:
That's one of the interviews in which both actors are behaving in a very childish way, almost like they're drugged or playing some twisted, sick personas. The well known toxic positivity is on another level. And that ending.. no words. Just cringe, pure licking of each other's butts.

Here some analysis I found interesting:

Why is it interesting and important to bring up? With each passing year, I notice that the behavior of celebrities seems to increasingly resemble that of people from The Hunger Games. They not only start dressing similarly but also behaving in ways that, in my opinion, look even worse than the people of Capitol. These two actresses promote dramatic behavior, crying, getting emotional over the dumbest things, holding hands, and Cynthia constantly portrays herself as a victim of racism, hate, her struggles, emotions etc, even though she's an actress earning millions. The actors behave as if they’ve survived two wars and beaten cancer. Their narcissism is flowing out of the screen constantly. Of course, I don’t even need to mention that they claim the movie supports queer and diversity (Ariana even said something along the lines of how all of Oz is queer, and even the chickens there are gay and gay parades are there everyday...). This is just becoming downright pathetic. Society is divided: many people see it as fake and mentally unwell behavior, but many others are deeply moved and strongly support it.

For me it's just uncanny and it's hard for me to look at it. These two genuinely scare me. I don't know what happened to this world tbh, it turned into some twisted, narcissistic, make pretend, toxic positivity place full of crap. Only me me me everywhere. And my emotions.

And even if it is just their acting for promotion purposes it still doesn't change what is being promoted these days.
 
🤢 This emoji sums up what I felt during those interviews... I stopped after the 3rd one.
I'm not watching that movie.
The crazies are easy to spot and I try to avoid them. As for celebrities, some of them know about the dark side of being rich and famous, wether it's in Hollywood or elsewhere, and they try to stay away from it outside of their work. Patrick Swayze, Mel Gibson and Jim Caviezel are good examples.
 
meadow_wind said:
🤢 This emoji sums up what I felt during those interviews... I stopped after the 3rd one.
I'm not watching that movie.
The crazies are easy to spot and I try to avoid them. As for celebrities, some of them know about the dark side of being rich and famous, wether it's in Hollywood or elsewhere, and they try to stay away from it outside of their work. Patrick Swayze, Mel Gibson and Jim Caviezel are good examples.
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I'd add Keanu Reeves as well. Some celebrities just went too far, probably using drugs from the young age, attending weird gatherings and parties, some being sexually assaulted, which made them empty shells. Ariana's behavior alone has been analyzed as well.

That's gold btw:
 
Everything you’re saying above is correct. What I sometimes struggle with, though is having judgements about those allegedly privileged people, because there’s a very good chance that all of them are heavily programmed by Greenbaum methods. Given the filtering for celebrities, there is a very good chance that people are put into these positions of fame and privilege because of their susceptibility and the ease with which they can be controlled.

A part of me wonders if the increasingly over-the-top behaviour is in someway a call back to the aristocratic decadence of pre-revolution, France. Are they priming people for social upheavals in which we have these imbecilic celebrities serving as symbolic cultural scapegoats while the master who control them just get away Scotfree and resume their regular routine controls?
 
whitecoast said:
Everything you’re saying above is correct. What I sometimes struggle with, though is having judgements about those allegedly privileged people, because there’s a very good chance that all of them are heavily programmed by Greenbaum methods. Given the filtering for celebrities, there is a very good chance that people are put into these positions of fame and privilege because of their susceptibility and the ease with which they can be controlled.

A part of me wonders if the increasingly over-the-top behaviour is in someway a call back to the aristocratic decadence of pre-revolution, France. Are they priming people for social upheavals in which we have these imbecilic celebrities serving as symbolic cultural scapegoats while the master who control them just get away Scotfree and resume their regular routine controls?
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Taking into consideration what Anneke Lucas was reporting - that they wanted to make her some kind of celebrity in the end - it's highly likely that a lot of those the most funded, advertised, hyped celebrities might in fact be victims of mind control, but I wouldn't say all of them are. It's weird to imagine how those individuals mix with let's say "normal people" among artists or whatever. Some of them normals spilled some tea in one interview or two.

The pre revolution comparison is very accurate! I see a huge detachment from reality in them and what amazes me is that a lot of people still support and defend them and their behavior... Truly astonishing. The mannerism, clothes, some imaginary contribution to humanity they claim their job brings, all delusions they live in (f.ex. that the biggest problem people face right now is identity crisis or misgendering...). It's all very decadent.

@gdpetti thanks for the recommendation! I'll take a look at this
 
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