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Mika reflects on how the media treated him during early days of his career: “It was brazen homophobia”
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scotty
a body for the ages and a face like butter.
bachy
The road to pop stardom is littered with a billion talented wannabes who just didn’t manage to pull it off.
But the ones who do manage to pull it off end up going over a metaphorical cliff anyway. See: Elvis, Jacko, Whitney, Jim Morrison, Prince, George Michael, Amy Winehouse, Michael Hutchence, Freddie Mercury, Madonna, others.
So maybe you’re better off fading into second- and third-rate obscurity while you’re still alive?
Thad
Mika seems to be walking that tightrope well. Maybe it’s better not being a mega-star in America.
PubicHairus
Pftt… who cares about obscurity? Time makes everything obscure.