Why Hollywood Celebrity is DEAD A Story of Denial

Hollywood movies and TV have relied on actors as celebrities to get customers into the cinema. But do actor and celebrity interviews and opinions carry the same weight? As celebrities like Rachel Zegler and Amandla Stenberg have pushed controversial opinions, splitting their audience and harming their reach. Do the actors have a part to play in Hollywood's downfall? Is Hollywood worth watching?

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[disparutoo]

Hollywood Celebrities have loved to involved themselves in all sorts of self righteous topics, but now consequences are biting. Having alienated and attacked the audience for so long, they can no longer relate to the people they are trying to influence and control. It's taken a long time for the media and Hollywood to realise the problem as before they kept claiming they were majority. They cannot anymore. Clearly out of touch and unable to get people on board, if celebrities cannot influence the public, there isn't much reason for them to exist. They can be replaced by anyone for much less money and this means one thing, panic. It'll be interesting to see how they react to this, take it on board and promote neutrality, or double down on denial and bankruptcy. But what do you think they'll do? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)

[highonanime]

Every time a "celebrity" gives their opinion my mind instantly flashbacks to ricky gervais golden globe speech.

[evildoughboy]

Weird, I always thought that a brat was an annoying selfish child who throws a tantrum when they don't get their way.

[Erniethebear]

No celebrity endorsement ever paid my bills or put food on my table. It's not complicated.

[newtpondskipper]

Once again proving Kurt Russel correct. Celebrities are court jesters and are here to entertain, not speak on politics. Still my favorite actor after all these years.

[theghostofmaximumvolume]

If you want to succeed in life, think what Rachel Zegler would say, and do the opposite.

[jamiebee]

“So if you do win an award tonight, don’t use it as a platform to make a political speech. You’re in no position to lecture the public about anything. You know nothing about the real world. Most of you spent less time in school than Greta Thunberg.
So if you win, come up, accept your little award, thank your agent and your God and Foo cough, OK?”
Ricky Gervais - 2020 Golden Globes

[BATASHALACKA]

Starting a wall of text with "I find myself speechless" is a total lack of self-awareness.

[stereomathematics]

losing an election after raising a billion dollars only to wind up 20 million in debt is so brat.

[fionnaitsradag]

She wants her hypothetical grandchild deleted? Weird, weird.

[twistedfocus]

Celebrities see themselves as the aristocracy. They think they’re kings and queens and, by extension, must magically know everything there is to know about how to think or feel about things.

[Thomas-ojp]

Hollywood: "....Are we the Baddies?"

[rayjackson]

In 1973, just before selling out four concerts at, yes.... Madison Square Garden; THE biggest entertainer on the planet and the most influential person of the century was asked by a reporter....
"What is your opinion of The Vietnam war, and would you today refuse to be drafted?"
"Honey, I'd rather keep my opinion about that to myself, I'm just an entertainer, so I'd rather not say?"
That entertainer was Elvis, and he has more class in his little finger than all of these shrills put together!

[TheDeadCritic]

Social media killed the Hollywood star 🖤

[Nguyen]

Peanut the Squirrel had more influence than Taylor Swift.

[CosmicRay]

The Diddy Diddly Drama puts the nail in the coffin of celebrities.

[biostemm]

It'll never cease to amaze me how "teaching girls not to sleep around" never entered their minds...

[Here-For-You]

I can’t believe people are choosing affordability, safety and security over ME, MY safety and most importantly MY delusions, this is SICKENING😭

[mitchellcline]

I can't believe they paid Beyonce 10M dollars for about 2 minutes on stage. That's crazy.

[FlukasGlazy]

I love that Trumps win cemented that they aren't as influential as they think