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Let's talk about who we build up and put on pedestals and idolize.

Because this ditty thing, you know, this is serious shit.

This is a guy that people idolized.

And when I tell you, if you only knew the celebrities that used to kiss his ass to get into that white party and the rich people and the Hamptons, a flutter to go to that white party that I have

never been to, by the way, but and would have gone because, you know, I was a nobody.

But I will tell you that there's so much bullshit in Hollywood and someone on social media

was talking about how celebrity is canceled because people want real and people are taking

people to the bottom. And I think that people have been burned so many times by these

celebrities and people that are idolized. I mean, the fact that they are these gods, these icons,

these moguls that people worship. I mean, you spend more time

thinking about what you're going to order for dinner than you do thinking about who the people

really are that you decide are gods and that you blindly follow and buy and worship and build up

and make rich buy planes.

It's us.

We have the power.

And I think that that's been what people have been talking about saying that celebrity's done.

Because these people have so much power and we've been burned so many times by thinking that there's something that they're not.

And why would they, why would we know we don't know them?

Someone like Diddy has been completely idolized.

But we have to not put people up on pedestals who we don't know.

Because then when they become something that is disappointed, we're shocked.

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