Recently, the male star Zuo Qibo was insulted by an uncle for wearing earrings and dyeing his hair. After Zuo Qibo got off the plane, the fan group came to pick him up, and there was an uncle Geng Zhi who was not accustomed to his image, saying that he was not a man or a woman. After he was scolded, Zuo Qibo did not make a sound. But after fans defended him and was scolded, he got angry: "Who are you scolding? Why are you scolding my fans for being sick? He was then persuaded by fans to leave.
The uncle's complaint does have a lot of support, and I think he said everyone's voice, but it is still not good to scold people in public. It may cause quarrels or more serious consequences, disrupt public order, and bring trouble to society.
Some male stars are getting more and more feminine, which is nothing new. Since some people like it, there will be people who hate it, and it is not reasonable to forcibly interfere with other people's preferences. However, as a public figure, celebrities have a certain guiding role in the trend of the times, and there will be young people who will follow and imitate, affecting the social atmosphere. Most people are still more traditional, and men wear stud earrings that are unacceptable. Have celebrities ever considered sacrificing their personal preferences to present themselves with a good public image? After all, celebrities receive more attention and bear more responsibilities, and their personal image has to give way to the public image.
Others think the whole thing is a hype. Fans are hired, uncles are actors, and even media people who report on events are writers invited by celebrities.
I don't know what's going on, but I have a friend who works in the media. He said that many of the pick-up activities are acting, these stars have their own fan teams, and the activity funds are also from the stars. Each event has an organizer, they have a clear division of labor, which people do the chase action, which people do the shooting work, which people cry and who shout, will be arranged in advance, and finally the actors will be uniformly distributed the performance fee.
It is also reasonable to think carefully about such a riot operation, celebrities all want face, and their face is more valuable than ordinary people, after all, people eat by their faces. If no one picks you up when you get off the plane, it's a shame. Stars will also compare with each other, other stars are hugging back and forth, of course, they can not be left out in the cold. And real fans, how do you know the specific itinerary of the star, is there time to pick up? How many people can be gathered? These are unknown. Celebrities can not afford to risk "losing people", and inviting people to pick up fans has formed an industry. Everyone put on a play together, and they had to get by.
Stars who can't play well are not good in the entertainment circle, the circle is a play, the outside of the circle is also a play, everyone quietly watch them perform, do not have to take it seriously. So what do you think about celebrity femininity? Do you believe that the fan pick-up is a drama?