The Stereotypes Of Celebrities

Unlike regular people, celebrities are threatened on a daily basis. People may think celebrities have an easy lifestyle when in fact, they have it worse than “normal” people. Celebrities lose their true identities, are forced to change their styles to accomodate society, and are judged based on media reports. Their daily lives are displayed and all their mistakes are shown for the world to see. It may seem as if celebrities are living an extravagant lifestyle but on the contrary, being famous brings fear and danger upon one’s life and family. You are constantly being followed or talked about in public. Sometimes you may even feel trapped because of the stereotypes you try to avoid. For A-List celebrities today, the negatives of their lifestyles outweigh the positives.
A-List celebrities like Drake lose that right once they become famous. The media plays the role of bully in Hollywood. These people would take a situation and make matters worse by revealing misinformation to the public. They aren't afraid to reveal celebrities personal issues or even where they live because it helps them gain attention for their company. It’s a game played by the industry; the more entertainment they have for people to read or watch, the more money they make. This also factors into why celebrities cannot be themselves and it takes away from their identity. Celebrities are quick to lose themselves in the fame. They become overwhelmed with the idea of being good role models and become the opposite. They then see their lives take the turn for the worst; they start doing drugs and fall into