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A dream of so many around the world.
To be famous.
To walk down the street and have everyone know who you are and want to meet you etc etc.
But like so many things in life there is a dark side to this dream.
Suddenly after having the fame spot light shine on you for so many years (if you are lucky enough to be able to maintain that position for that amount of time) suddenly the light goes out.
After having people worship the ground you set foot on for such a long time the sudden disappearance of this in some ways is perhaps the worst thing that could ever happen to someone who got accustomed to this life style.
The latest victim I suspect is Corey Haim.
The internet is a buzz with the news of his death.
He follows in a long line of previous others whom thought the public’s adulation would last forever.
Never preparing or realizing that as old Andy Wharhol said back in the late 60’s that everyone will be famous for 15 minutes.
There are some whom refuse to admit that the limelight has long dimmed and has become nothing but a lowly candle that is easily blow out by the winds of change.
Just look at all of the bands that used to play arenas and stadiums in the 80’s and are now struggle to fill up a 500 seat club.
The same goes for Corey Haim and others who were famous to young to quickly and we never able to produce the results that they were able achieve when they were younger and the times they were a different.
Most of the people, bands etc that had their time in the hot lime light need something to feel that rush once again.
And since the majority of the world’s population could care less as to what they were doing in the present they resort to drug use.
To get that buzz.
To feel that feeling once again.
Although technically it is a completely different elephant the body does not look to how it gets that buzz it is just happy that it does.
No matter how it is done.
When I was a younger man I used to DJ at clubs and I know the rush I got when I was up there above the crowd.
I would go home and would not be able to go to sleep for several hours after.
My body was so hopped up on the energy from the crowd that it was like I was floating around on cloud nine.
The same sensation I have heard that you get when you take certain types of drugs.
So for those of you out there chasing fame.
Remember nothing lasts for ever.
And for all the time that you put into trying to achieve that status don’t forget to spend some time for the inevitable fall.
Since it is one hell of a drop.
And RIP Cory Haim, Layne Staley,Michael Hutchence and all of the others that were unprepared for when the light went out.
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