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What company doesn't require popularity to make money? That's an exceedingly broad use of "entertainer."
by yters 18y ago
What company doesn't require popularity to make money? That's an exceedingly broad use of "entertainer."
- Retric 18y agoI meant that as a complement. I think an "entertainer" is not just a random actor, singer, or blogger, but someone who does those things and makes real money from it. To do that generally takes leveraging popularity. Granted you can make a living as a backup dancer, but I think he has separated himself from the herd.