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There's nothing negative about describing a celebrity as relatable. Relatability is something most celebrities these days strive for in order to portray themsel
by commoner 4y ago
There's nothing negative about describing a celebrity as relatable. Relatability is something most celebrities these days strive for in order to portray themselves as more authentic to their audience. For celebrities that heavily rely on social media, relatability attracts followers and sales.
https://www.diggitmagazine.com/articles/supposed-authenticity-social-media-celebrities https://www.diggitmagazine.com/articles/supposed-authenticit...
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/apr/05/its-genuine-you-know-why-the-online-influencer-industry-is-going-authentic https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/apr/05/its-genuine-yo...
- jstarfish 4y agoFair point, but she started as a guru selling an Idea. She's a celebrity after that. I think I'm just angry that she sold out. Relatability in terms of acknowledging you don't/can't eat your own dogfood makes the whole thing feel like a betrayal. (...not unlike watching Rachael Ray go from being a celebrity chef to a name on a line of literal dog food.)
- nmz 4y agoAnd its still a good idea, but she's still human, having kids is overwhelming for everyone (except the rich) She's not selling out, she's showing imperfection, a trait of all human beings. The expectation of human transcendence and perfection is I'm sorry to say, a bit childish.