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I think there's an assumption being made here about how snobbish or desperate artists are. Many artists and celebrities actually get a great deal of joy and fu
by warent 6y ago
I think there's an assumption being made here about how snobbish or desperate artists are.
Many artists and celebrities actually get a great deal of joy and fulfillment out of making individual people feel special through a personalized experience. Realistically they just cannot do it for everyone. Using a service like this, they now can do it and you can compensate them for their time, so everyone wins.
If an artist feel like they're being disrespected or having to compromise on their artistry, they can always just reject the request, simple as that.
- pedalpete 6y agoI definitely appreciate your sentiment, and that wasn't my intention with the initial comment, and, of course, nobody is ever forcing an artist to join Cameo. I have no problem with an artist wanting to make a fan feel good. I do have a problem with a society that promotes celebrity for celebrity sake, and I believe as an extension of that, the true craft/gift of the artist/performer/etc is not what is being appreciated. I suspect that we will arrive at a point where the value drops to near $0 when anyone can just go and guy a greeting/message from a celebrity.