In this era of information explosion, news in the entertainment industry always travels at the speed of light. Recently, an interview with a member of a girl group sparked widespread discussion, pushing the topic of "celebrities selling miserably" to the forefront again.
In an interview with the magazine "Zhizu GQ", the member of the girl group named Shangguan said something staggering. She claimed that she had been singing and dancing for 7 years, but she was in debt, and now she has no income for 9 months.
This "crying poor" remark was intended to win sympathy, but it unexpectedly attracted overwhelming doubts. Netizens have expressed their puzzlement: Nowadays, celebrities can take on a play or participate in a show casually, even if it is a small role, they can get much higher remuneration than ordinary people, how can they have no income? Shangguan's favorite remarks, in the eyes of many netizens, are simply insulting their IQ.
However, Shangguan's love is not an isolated case. In the entertainment industry, "selling miserably" seems to have become a common marketing method. The stars seem glamorous, but in fact, they are carefully plotting how to win public sympathy behind the camera.
Their words and deeds, every look, every sigh, can be an elaborate drama. Take Ji Ke Junyi as an example, the singer born in Sichuan in 1988 became famous for winning the championship in "The Voice of China Season 1".
However, her road to fame was accompanied by constant "selling miserably and crying poor". Ji Ke Junyi seems to have been born with a knack for how to use compassion to gain attention, and her "poor" persona was once deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
But as Ji Ke Junyi's position in the entertainment industry becomes more and more stable, and her life becomes more and more high-profile, her "miserable" remarks begin to be particularly harsh. Netizens began to dig into her real life and found that she lived in a mansion and villa, with luxury goods on her body and expensive objects in her home.
This stark contrast makes people wonder: Is the "bitterness" in her mouth just a marketing tool? In this era of social media, the lives of celebrities are increasingly exposed to the public eye.
Luxury houses, famous cars, luxury goods, these elements that are incompatible with the image of "poverty" make their "miserable" rhetoric seem so pale. The public's eyes are getting brighter and brighter, and they begin to question: Are these celebrities really having a difficult life, or are they just trying to win attention and sympathy? When "selling miserably" became a marketing tool, did celebrities realize that they were overdrawing the public's trust and empathy? In this age where everyone can be a "star", sincerity is more valuable than any flashy packaging.
Perhaps, it's time for those false halos to fade and let the true humanity shine again. In the bizarre world of the entertainment industry, "the poor in the mansion" seems to have become an absurd norm.
The story of Ji Ke Junyi and Chen Haomin just confirms this, and their words and deeds can be called the best representative of this contradiction. Ji Ke Junyi, a singer born in Sichuan in 1988, became famous for participating in Zhejiang Satellite TV's "The Voice of China Season 1" and winning the championship.
However, her road to fame was accompanied by constant "selling miserably and crying poor". To a certain extent, Ji Ke Junyi's experience in the entertainment industry is getting darker and darker, just like her skin, it was black and personality at first, then it was dark and dark, and finally it was really black.
At first, Ji Ke Junyi's "sell miserable" strategy seemed to work quite well. The image of "poverty" created by her is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people and has won a lot of sympathy and support. However, as her position in the entertainment industry became more and more stable and her life became more and more high-profile, her "miserable" remarks began to seem particularly harsh.
Netizens began to dig into Ji Ke Junyi's real life and found that she lived in a mansion and villa, with luxury goods hanging on her body and expensive objects at home. This stark contrast makes people wonder: Is the "bitterness" in her mouth just a marketing tool? When she cried on the show, "Why are today's stars so difficult and so bitter", did she think about how mismatched her luxurious life was with this remark? Also striking is Chen Haomin.
, an actor born in Hong Kong, China in 1969, was once the "childhood male god" in the hearts of many people. The roles he played such as Duan Yu, Nezha, and Jigong left a deep impression on the audience.
However, in recent years, his behavior has taken fans by surprise. In a live broadcast, Chen Haomin claimed that he could no longer afford to pay the rent and could only move back to his old house.
However, the "old house" in his mouth is actually a luxury villa worth tens of millions of yuan. This naked contradiction makes people wonder if he still remembers how to write the word "shame".
What's even more puzzling is that Chen Haomin has obviously taken on countless scenes, but he still complains that his life is not good, he is under a lot of pressure, and there are many people waiting for him to raise. In fact, Chen Haomin dares to take almost any scene, no matter how thunderous the script is, as long as someone pays him to film, it will be won in minutes, and the scenes filmed are all kinds of random.
This behavior not only damaged his reputation, but also disappointed the audience who once loved him. obviously has countless ways to make money, and also "sells miserably and cries poor" to the audience, Chen Haomin's face seems to be a little too thick.
The behavior of Ji Ke Junyi and Chen Haomin can't help but make people think: when luxury and "poverty" collide, who is deceiving themselves? Is it the stars who live in mansions but claim that life is difficult, or the viewers who choose to believe them? In this era of information transparency, the lives of celebrities are no longer hidden.
Perhaps, it's time to let go of those false "poor" packages and be true to yourself and the public. After all, sincerity moves people more than any well-designed persona.
Chen Haomin, an actor born in Hong Kong, China in 1969, was once the "childhood male god" in the hearts of many people. However, his acting career is like a drama, gradually falling from a much-loved star to a controversial "miserable king".
Initially, Chen Haomin conquered the audience with his unique charm. He graduated from Lingnan University in Hong Kong, entered the entertainment industry by shooting commercials, and later became a Hong Kong TVB artist.
Chen Haomin's roles such as Duan Yu, Nezha, and Jigong left a deep impression on the audience and created unforgettable screen images. However, as time went by, Chen Haomin's image continued to decline.
He seemed to have lost his way and began to frequently "sell miserably and cry poor" in public. In a live broadcast, Chen Haomin said that he could no longer afford to pay the rent and could only move back to his old house.
However, the irony is that the old house in his mouth is actually a villa worth tens of millions of yuan, and the decoration is quite luxurious. Not only that, Chen Haomin often complains that his life is not very good, his life is very stressful, and there are many people waiting for him to raise.
Such statements contrasted sharply with his actual living situation, sparking public skepticism and dissatisfaction. What's even more disappointing is that Chen Haomin seems to have lost his previous rigor when choosing the script.
He almost does not refuse to come, as long as someone pays him to film, it will be won in minutes, and the scenes filmed are all kinds of random. This behavior not only damaged his reputation, but also disappointed the audience who once loved him.
From "childhood male god" to "miserable king", Chen Haomin's transformation is embarrassing. His experience has undoubtedly sounded the alarm for the entire entertainment industry. When celebrities get used to high incomes, their perception of money has become completely out of touch with ordinary people.
The "poor" in their eyes may already be "rich" in the eyes of ordinary people. Chen Haomin's experience may be a typical case in the entertainment industry, showing how an actor can go from being loved by the public to being controversial.
This change is not only a change in image, but also a distortion of values. In this era of information transparency, the words and deeds of celebrities are under the public's gaze.
Perhaps, regaining sincerity and letting go of false packaging is the right way to win the audience's true love. In the entertainment industry, some celebrities' "miserable" remarks are particularly harsh, and Wang Chuanjun is one of them.
The actor, who was born in Shanghai in 1985, graduated from the Shanghai Theater Academy, officially debuted in the entertainment industry for the TV series "Thank You for Loving Me", and later starred in the TV series "Love Apartment" Guan Gu's magical role and was well-known to the audience.
Wang Chuanjun's acting skills have always been highly praised, and he is considered a respectable actor with great professionalism. However, his words caused an uproar and made countless people dumbfounded.
In an interview, Wang Chuanjun said: "When I was the poorest, I was very anxious when I only had one million on my body. This remark, which can be called "Versailles literature", instantly detonated the Internet.
For the vast majority of ordinary people, a million is a huge amount of money that may take years or even decades of accumulation to achieve. However, in Wang Chuanjun's eyes, this is just an anxious number.
This huge difference in perception profoundly reflects the income gap between celebrities and ordinary people. It can be seen from the side that the profession of celebrity is really profitable, and one million is equivalent to daily consumption for a short time.
Because for countless celebrities, one million is really not money, and you can earn it casually. However, for countless ordinary people, it is not easy to earn one million, even if it is based on an annual salary of 200,000, it will take a full five years.
This huge gap makes Wang Chuanjun's remarks particularly harsh. Wang Chuanjun's remarks inadvertently reveal a cruel reality: in the entertainment industry, the concept of money has been completely distorted.
For them, a salary of millions may be just a small amount, but this is an astronomical amount that is unattainable for ordinary people. This dislocation of values is not only reflected in Wang Chuanjun, but also in the entire entertainment industry.
When celebrities get used to high incomes, their perception of money has become completely out of touch with ordinary people. The "poor" in their eyes may already be "rich" in the eyes of ordinary people.
This cognitive difference has undoubtedly deepened the gap between celebrities and ordinary audiences. He Jie, a singer born in Guizhou in 1986, graduated from Sichuan Conservatory of Music, and officially debuted in the entertainment industry because she participated in the Hunan Satellite TV talent show "Super Girl" and won the fourth place in the country.
When she first debuted, she was very popular in the entertainment industry, but later due to her various "sassy operations", her reputation plummeted. Recently, He Jie's remarks in a live broadcast caused an uproar and became the fuse for the public to reflect on the "miserable" behavior of celebrities.
She said in the live broadcast that she has no way to get a lot of jobs now, her life is not very good, she has been unemployed for 3 months, and she is even worried that she will not be able to support her 4 children at home.
This remark immediately attracted strong doubts and criticism from netizens. People have pointed out that He Jie obviously lives in a mansion in Beijing and enjoys a life unimaginable to ordinary people, but he said such things as "deceiving a three-year-old child".
Netizens can't help but question: Will her conscience hurt? He Jie's remarks, together with the "miserable" behavior of other celebrities, have triggered deep thinking from the public. People began to question: Why do these celebrities, whose income far exceeds that of ordinary people, continue to "sell miserably and cry poor"? Have they lost their basic understanding of the lives of ordinary people? To a certain extent, even if a star has no income for many years, it is much better than countless ordinary people, who do not open for three years and eat for three years.
In terms of various work intensity and profit returns, the current star is obviously a relatively easy and highly rewarding profession, but some people are not satisfied with such a life, and they cry miserably on various programs or social platforms, and they don't even want the least face.
This kind of reflection also makes people pay more attention to the real plight of the bottom of society. Compared with celebrities with an annual salary of millions at every turn, ordinary people who earn thousands a month and work hard to support their families are the groups that really need attention.
They may only support their family on a few thousand yuan a month, and they are reluctant to buy themselves a new dress every year, and they have to go through all kinds of careful calculations when buying things. The fermentation of the He Jie incident to a certain extent marks that the public's tolerance for celebrities' "miserable" behavior has reached the limit.
People began to call for celebrities to be honest about their situation and stop using false images of "poverty" to win sympathy. After all, in this age of information transparency, sincerity is more valuable than any flashy packaging.