Plastic surgery for Korean group SixBomb
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Note how celebrities, through their songs, have the pwer to influence social norms and the behaviour of their fans:
"Everyone follows me, they know I'm pretty," they sing in Becoming Pretty - an electronic dance number with a hook reminiscent of South Korean singer Psy's 2012 global phenomenon Gangnam Style.
The track could be the direct antithesis to Lady Gaga's Born This Way, whose lyrics include "I'm beautiful in my way/Cause God makes no mistakes/I'm on the right track, baby/I was born this way".
Note also how bad publicity -- by doing something shocking -- is still publicity, and should not be seen as 'bad' as it is better than no publicity, as it manages to get people to sit up and take notice of you, and be aware of your existence...why is why some people deliberate do bad/shocking things in order to stand out from teh crowd and be in the limelight, even if it is for the wrong reasons...
The stunt has raised eyebrows.
"I understand that you guys are desperate for publicity, but did you really need to go this far?" asked one online commentator, while another described it as "flat-out bizarre"........she would welcome "any kind of public attention, good or bad" for the project.
Qn: 'There is no such thing as bad publicity.' To what extent is this true? (Cam. 2015)
Note how celebrities, through their songs, have the pwer to influence social norms and the behaviour of their fans:
"Everyone follows me, they know I'm pretty," they sing in Becoming Pretty - an electronic dance number with a hook reminiscent of South Korean singer Psy's 2012 global phenomenon Gangnam Style.
The track could be the direct antithesis to Lady Gaga's Born This Way, whose lyrics include "I'm beautiful in my way/Cause God makes no mistakes/I'm on the right track, baby/I was born this way".
Note also how bad publicity -- by doing something shocking -- is still publicity, and should not be seen as 'bad' as it is better than no publicity, as it manages to get people to sit up and take notice of you, and be aware of your existence...why is why some people deliberate do bad/shocking things in order to stand out from teh crowd and be in the limelight, even if it is for the wrong reasons...
The stunt has raised eyebrows.
"I understand that you guys are desperate for publicity, but did you really need to go this far?" asked one online commentator, while another described it as "flat-out bizarre"........she would welcome "any kind of public attention, good or bad" for the project.
Qn: 'There is no such thing as bad publicity.' To what extent is this true? (Cam. 2015)
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