I LOVE that beyonce and the other few celebs, thats like her, IS private! I adore it. Look at Marilyn, Audrey, ALL the celebs in the beginning of 2000 - they felt expensive because we barely knew ANYTHING about them, and that made us want to know everything about them!
Interesting analysis. This shows that it's an "us" problem and not a celeb problem. Over the years I'm always reminded how important it is to get to know people instead of passing quick judgements on them. And Beyonce operates in a way where she exercises agency in what she reveals about her life and it is never enough for some people, which always seemed weird to me.
People compare themselves to others, and no one can compare to Beyonce, and this is HIGHLY triggering to a lot of people, including so called 'self-actualised' people. There are also people who were raised with a very competitive streak that feel motivated to knock people off a pedestal, just because.
Also read her latest GQ interview where she's made it so clear that 'no amount of money is worth her peace, and there's no day when she'll ever turn her own life into a 'brand' she's happy to give you music and even music videos have been phased out, you listen to the music and get well fed on that.
@@bharris4517 I think that during MJ’s time everybody was quite private because social media wasn’t a thing yet. Nowadays, because of social media, everyone expects celebrities to put themselves out there and be completely transparent about everything. If you’re somewhat of a private or introverted celeb in this day & age, you could easily be more scrutinized and considered to have "no personality" when it’s not the case. It’s very hard for people to respect boundaries nowadays because of social media and how fast paced everything is (celebrity or not).
I LOVE that beyonce and the other few celebs, thats like her, IS private! I adore it. Look at Marilyn, Audrey, ALL the celebs in the beginning of 2000 - they felt expensive because we barely knew ANYTHING about them, and that made us want to know everything about them!
Interesting analysis. This shows that it's an "us" problem and not a celeb problem. Over the years I'm always reminded how important it is to get to know people instead of passing quick judgements on them.
And Beyonce operates in a way where she exercises agency in what she reveals about her life and it is never enough for some people, which always seemed weird to me.
People compare themselves to others, and no one can compare to Beyonce, and this is HIGHLY triggering to a lot of people, including so called 'self-actualised' people.
There are also people who were raised with a very competitive streak that feel motivated to knock people off a pedestal, just because.
Also read her latest GQ interview where she's made it so clear that 'no amount of money is worth her peace, and there's no day when she'll ever turn her own life into a 'brand' she's happy to give you music and even music videos have been phased out, you listen to the music and get well fed on that.
Hmm, interesting. MJ was very private and a pre-social media celebrity but was still very liked 🤔
@@bharris4517 I think that during MJ’s time everybody was quite private because social media wasn’t a thing yet. Nowadays, because of social media, everyone expects celebrities to put themselves out there and be completely transparent about everything. If you’re somewhat of a private or introverted celeb in this day & age, you could easily be more scrutinized and considered to have "no personality" when it’s not the case. It’s very hard for people to respect boundaries nowadays because of social media and how fast paced everything is (celebrity or not).
He died in 2009 before Twitter, TH-cam, and Instagram became a giant social media platform
Play this at 1.5x Good video
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