Merrigan Able : Thankyou everyone, your comments have been way more edifying and interesting, than this Vi...
mjjones1986 : Grasshopper, i hear u. I think aside from 'the list' ppl are wanting anyone affiliated wit...
bingbingbong : This is the longest and strangest Nintendo Switch commercial I've ever seen.
random000 : Epstein was so vile that he would've never released any information. To think there was a ...
mjjones1986 : Odie...It's ironic how you started off this comment and then say his cellmate could have d...
yellow_rose1 : It gives me chills to hear this. I know many people think this music was over produced and...
bobntahoe : sat thru 3min. 30 yr old video game graphics. wow. bad.
Wolfie D : had to see this once again! What a Heartwarming Movie!
GeminiSaga : Excellent and underrated.
CollideDuhScope : I was gonna give kudos to sooooul train.. Pfft
Yeah the whole fame thing always seemed weird to me. I have musician friends and fame is one of the major drivers in their lives. Granted it is so they can spend their lives playing music but ultimately I think they’d sell out personal taste ect to do that. Personally I’d rather have recognition for something I do well or have worked hard for but the whole limelight thing couldnt interest me less.
the seeking of fame for its own sake reminds me of the old timey greek idea of “kudos” .. tho these days it seems also to be about sponsorship and dollars by default, like its the same thing .. who ever heard of a famous poor person? unless theyre a villain type, like the 9/11 hijackers etc