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What evidence do you have that artists lie like this? I don't think the incentives you speak of really exist.
by efficacydivis 9y ago
What evidence do you have that artists lie like this? I don't think the incentives you speak of really exist.
- randcraw 9y agoActors famously have big egos. What egoist misses a chance to hear audiences ooh and ahh at their work? It's much more likely that Rain saw the movie in public a dozen times, but knows it's sexier to downplay his interest. "Ah shucks, 'twas no big thang."
- toomanybeersies 9y agoI've never seen 2001. Admittedly I'm not very old, but I can understand how Rain hasn't seem the movie. He's most likely seen clips of it though. I find it very hard to believe that he's gone several decades without seeing scenes of his, unless every time he sees a scene he blocks his ears and sings "la la la".
- coldtea 9y ago>What evidence do you have that artists lie like this? Practical human experience would probably be enough. >I don't think the incentives you speak of really exist. They sound totally reasonable, and on par of what I know of how artists/interviews and so work (from stints in the media). Here's a casual laugh at an artist admitting to listen their own production: "Later on in the bit, Ansari talks about visiting West at his house and finding him enjoying his own album 808s and Heartbreak. "I was like, 'Are you listening to your own album in your own house bopping your own head?' He was like, 'Yo, these beats are dope.'" Most humble brag that they don't consider (their biggest works) anything special, they say that they never listen to them after production, that they always look to the "next album" and so on.