3) the video clip where she takes a bump onstage.

I have far more respect for the musicians who went out with a whimper than I do for Kurt Cobain who went out with a bang.

It’s far more true today with filters and Photoshop to change how those pictures even look. That used to only be a thing with airbrushing magazines.

Women get messages like “Just be yourself” and “you’re perfect just the way you are.”

This used to be that women were just seen as mothers and didn’t really matter beyond that, but for all the claims of uplifting women and all, how much do we see of trying to get women to better themselves like we expect of men?

Instead, it’s a constant “men need to change because we’re already perfect” and it seems to be getting worse.

Nobody’s born perfect.

1.) Singing a song with the lyrics, “They tried to make me go to rehab, but I said, ‘No, no, no.’”

2.) Dying of alcohol poisoning.

I happen to regularly listen to an ancient Stygian philosophy: “Don’t be fooled by the radio, the TV or the magazines. They show you photographs of how your life should be, but they’re just someone else’s fantasies.” It’s just as true today as it was back in 1977.

Dennis DeYoung was a chart-topping singer, songwriter and keyboard player, and he was honest enough to say throughout his career that being a famous celebrity isn’t as easy or cool as the media hype made it look. Being a talented performer didn’t make him an idol to be worshiped. It just made him an ordinary person who made good money writing and singing songs people enjoyed. Even famous celebrities have problems just like everyone else.

It’s would be hard to make any of these people seem like anything other then bratty unlikable spoiled brats who used everything as an excuse for their bad behavior. Woke is nothing new, there is just a name for it now.