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What is the Entertainment Business like? 4 Stories I Witnessed during Film/Drama Making [CC] 

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@anahelenaragao
@anahelenaragao 3 года назад
The purpose of this video is something I try to pass to my younger sis she is 17 n LOVES kpop I'm 22 n since I introduced her to kpop and asian dramas I'm always trying to show her the difference between being a fan, enjoy someone's work and being brainwashed cuz the entertainment industry sure is made to brainwash us into think every celebrity is perfect.
@HanQ28
@HanQ28 3 года назад
The Kpop industry is kinda different from the Chinese entertainment industry. Chinese celebrities tend to have more money, power and privileges (they get paid much more and evade more taxes) than the average Kpop idols who have to pay DEBT to their companies for the initial investment into their debut. Most of them don’t earn anything until their debt is cleared. Kinda like the student loans in America. I think Kpop idols also have a less chance of being sexually abused by their bosses who are too busy overworking them to death. They tend to be severely overworked and struggling to live up to the impossible beauty standards. Momo from Twice (she’s Japanese) literally said on camera that her company forced her to eat only ice cubes everyday to lose weight. She said that back then she was afraid to fall asleep because she was worried she would never wake up. Her company JYP is one of the biggest Kpop companies. One can only imagine what those idols in smaller companies go through. Wendy (Canadian) from Red Velvet fell from a stage (over 10 meters high) because the staff there FORGOT to add stairs. She broke her pelvis and spent months in hospital. And no legal action was taken whatsoever for this severe negligence. Korean workplace safety laws are bullshit. Tao (ex-member of EXO) said in an interview that his company forced him to work when his legs were injured and had to go to hospital. These Kpop idols literally signed away their lives to their company and had no power to refuse work schedules. Lisa (from Thailand) from Blackpink was scammed by her own manager. It was wild. And I haven’t even mentioned the more severe cases of Sulli, Hara etc. Notice that a lot of those accidents and bad things happened to foreign non-Korean idols? I have a strong sense that the Kpop industry is xenophobic and bullies its foreign idols extra hard. So I actually think that your sister idolising Kpop idols is not such a big issue in itself. It’s not a big deal to think that Blackpink members are perfect goddesses because, even though they’re not perfect, it’s very unlikely for them to be involved in super shady scandals, because they live in their company’s dorm under heavy surveillance. For example, even if they want to do drugs, their managers are following them around and reporting everything back to their company. I’m not even making this up. The surveillance on Kpop idols is super intense and not a secret. The much bigger problem is if your sister may think that Kpop idols are princesses/princes living a great Disney life being so beautiful and talented and famous. That is far from the truth. I firmly believe that most Kpop idols are glamorised slaves/products of their companies. And many of them are NOT HAPPY. They signed “slave contracts” when they were underage children and now they’re stuck. They often pretend to be happy and say positive/idealistic things to the camera because they are forced to. Some have old injuries that can’t fully heal because they aren’t allowed enough time to rest. Many of them put on their happy masks on stage and then probably go back to their dorms and take anxiety/depression medicines. I see some idols looking so cheerful and carefree on camera, and then some months later they commit suicide. It’s just sad. If my family members ever say to me that they wanna go to Korea and pursue their idol dreams because they “want to be like Blackpink/BTS”, I will be stressed out and try my hardest to persuade them out of it. It’s just not worth it, in my opinion.
@elleem3951
@elleem3951 3 года назад
@@HanQ28 you pretty much summed up the reason why gave up the k industry all together. I felt like K idols are treated like products and not like a human being. Chinese actors/idols get paid way waaaaaaaay more and have a bit more say in their life at least.
@ms.chuisin7727
@ms.chuisin7727 3 года назад
@@HanQ28 You are saying so much but you didn't knew much about the dark sides of China entertainment business. There's no comparison really. If we all wanted to compare then we need to be releasing books. What you say didn't really happened in SK, happened a lot if you would just read the news. What you think didn't happened in China happened a lot if you would just read the news. Too many to write down. Sexual exploitation of artists happened everywhere worldwide. Stage injury happened to artists on both side. Talking about money and slave contracts, yup it's a worldwide thing. It's a big bad world out here in disguise of a bling bling happy dream.
@lin2916
@lin2916 3 года назад
@@ms.chuisin7727 you are right. It's not just something that's occurring only in kpop industry, because it's happening everywhere in the world. Not just entertainment industry even in other work place it happens. Sad but no matter how high our morals are we are in one way or another consuming the products of capitalism.
@kuroyuri04
@kuroyuri04 3 года назад
Ah, the Idols back stage life is sucks. Even for just a little choirs performer like me, who just perform on tiny village, is still have a 'wild story' to tell. Yeah, you'll got noticed by peoples, you'll got a little fame and have a money ofc. But the drama behinds is really sucks. 😑😑😑 So when I saw a boygroup or a girlgroup, honestly I just appreciate the hardworks they did to make a good performance (especially for so called self-produce idol groups). And their good funny cam personality plus their cute handsome / beautiful faces is just an eye candy bonuses.
@rafaela00002
@rafaela00002 3 года назад
"It does not make sense for the consumer to serve the restaurant" is such a good quote
@chelseaawang7720
@chelseaawang7720 Год назад
I know! I had to come to the comments section to find out if people thought the same!
@archeiafaith
@archeiafaith 3 года назад
This is literally one of the best channels. she knows her work and is not scared of calling out people's bulshit.
@moonmissy
@moonmissy 3 года назад
I’m not surprised that violence against women is seen as normal in China even if it happened to a famous actress. Drugs and alcohol in the entertainment business is a given. The nastiness that goes on in the backroom of the entertainment industry doesn’t surprise me! The entertainment industry is very dirty and complex in the background but it sells a very polished image that’s an illusion. Enjoy their work but leave their private lives alone. Don’t confuse their work with who they are in private life.
@miseal4
@miseal4 3 года назад
agreed. it remind me about K-ent and how many youngster dreamed to become Idol just because the glamorous illusion it portrait, leaving the dark side (the struggle, corruption etc) and in the end ruined many. k-pop Seungri case really opened my mind and heart on never took it personal. you can like them on screen, but in the end they also have their own private life and persona.
@AC-gz2ks
@AC-gz2ks 3 года назад
it is the age old truth.. High rewards, higher competition Nothing is more big in terms of money, fame, power than entertainment industry. When people who want it are way more, the differentiator is bound to break any walls of ethical, moral conduct
@alicegreen7802
@alicegreen7802 3 года назад
In China? some examples?
@alicea5
@alicea5 3 года назад
Domestic violence in general is not okay I would say. Saw a trailer where Yan Mi character misunderstood ML and slapped him - commented that domestic violence is never okay even if it is a woman doing it and I was scolded for destroying the rep of the drama. 🤷‍♀️
@prunusserrulata7686
@prunusserrulata7686 3 года назад
@@alicea5 why would you think violence is okay in the first place...
@purpleforever491
@purpleforever491 3 года назад
I completely agree with you.. just enjoy dramas and fictional characters instead of idolizing the figure these actors create which no way is their real persona
@amyamethyst5622
@amyamethyst5622 3 года назад
So devastated to hear all these, especially about the fourth story. Hoping that everything goes well for that actress ❤️
@IamMySelf7872
@IamMySelf7872 3 года назад
same, i hope she is fine and well soon so she can either continue her career or quit and enjoy her life
@lokithegodofmischief7289
@lokithegodofmischief7289 3 года назад
I'm shocked to hear that 4th story. Especially when you told about the parents kneeling incident I almost cried. Couldn't help myself. I could easily feel their frustration and pain they were suffering from because of their daughter. I hope that actress is in a good condition now. It's really hard to believe but not impossible. Every entertainment industry in this world has a horrible dark side of it, that people are just not aware of.
@maryannrondinella5680
@maryannrondinella5680 3 года назад
What you described isn't unique to China. Any industry where a few people hold a lot of power and wealth often leads to abuses. American actor Kevin Sorbo was asked what advice he would give to young people wanting to act. He paused and said, "Make sure there is absolutely nothing else you would rather do." He also praised a young co-star who completed her college degree while shooting a show with a crazy schedule for five years.
@myrnawinters4573
@myrnawinters4573 3 года назад
I absolutely definitely agree with him…a few celebrities advice their own children to find other professions than entertainment/show business. This industry is glamorous but very cruel in every aspect. Just like any profession,there’s capital to succeed ….physical appearance literally from head to toe, image and projection privacy safety and security , social seclusion…just to name a few…it’s highly competitive and very compromising
@moonwolf7172
@moonwolf7172 3 года назад
as someone part of the "younger demographic" i fully agree with,, everything said in this video. especially the "don't get too emotionally invested" part. if there are any other young people watching this; really, don't get overly invested. it's really not worth it. i made that mistake once, never doing it again. even if you feel obliged to, speak out for your idols or whatever, they will never know that you did it, and you're really only making yourself unhappy by caring too much about it. of course, you can still watch their videos and like what they do, but just, don't put any unrealistic expectations on them, always put up a barrier between your heart and them, for your sake because if something morally wrong that they did ever got exposed, if you're too emotionally invested, you will get crushed. and i sincerely hope it never happens to anyone so please, heed this warning and take yourself out before it's too late.
@deobibloom5119
@deobibloom5119 3 года назад
I’m also a part of the younger demographic and I think you took the words right out of my mouth. Especially in the kpop industry, I know too many younger fans who worship their idols without knowing right and wrong. This video has made me rethink the way I stan my own group, to not just love them blindly but to also see them for their flaws and imperfections. Every idol/celebrity we know are masked with a sort of perfection by the media and the people who work with them behind the scenes, so it would be great if society can stop viewing their idols as perfect because in truth, everyone makes mistakes and have their own problems.
@rayray-fg5vb
@rayray-fg5vb 3 года назад
im part of the younger demographic too. i used to spent too much of my time doing data for people i like, until it stressed me out bcs i focused too much on it. now, i dont do that anymore. avenuex saying 'it does not make sense for the consumer to serve the restaurant' really is accurate. now, i always keep in mind that fan culture is supposed to makes us happy n not stresses us out.
@jaalisia
@jaalisia 3 года назад
I’m in my 30s so not surprised about the unethical behavior of people anymore…However this video is a good reminder for everyone to not fully trust things we don’t understand or people we don’t even know. I bet not everyone in that industry is dirty or corrupted but we should keep in mind that it is also not the fantasy and glamorous novel world they show in dramas or movies. I also think that some of those behaviors are still present all around the world (H.Weinstein, Prince Andrew)…The last story was so sad and felt so real and the same time so movie-like, I hope she has a good life now. Thank you so much for making this video!
@mariejost9699
@mariejost9699 3 года назад
People on social media attack me when I say that celebrities, especially actors, are always playing a role when they are in public, no matter how casual and unscripted they appear to be in interviews or on so-called reality shows. Sometimes the persona is a creation of the artist’s management, for experienced artists it may be primarily their own creation. This is the only way they can appear accessible to their fans, but protect their privacy. And then there are the actors who have a different sexual orientation. In that case, the creation and performance of their public persona has to be especially flawless.
@LinhNguyen-dy4ym
@LinhNguyen-dy4ym 3 года назад
This I disagree with you, not that I support them, I just don't think that they can act well enough to stay true to their character all the time (gosh if they can, then I just have to give them props). Their true self will slip out here and there. But I do agree all celebrities have some kind of public persona, but as far as I know, it will be somewhat close to their own personalities (but with some extra decoration) so at times when they're more relaxed, they can show their true self without too much worry. Otherwise, it is a failed persona because it will break sooner or later. Especially in Cbiz, where everyone's being monitored closely from head to toe.
@xxkissmeketutxx
@xxkissmeketutxx 3 года назад
You hit the nail on the head. There is a very high proportion of 'different sexual orientations' in the US film industry, many are not open about it and the industry gives them a public image. Someone working behind the scenes in the industry estimated only 10% of industry insiders there are "clean" (not perverted). I can't speak to the Chinese industry. But it's reasonable that any industry where limits can be pushed would attract a certain type of predator.
@calouma5642
@calouma5642 2 года назад
@@xxkissmeketutxx I don’t think that with “different sexual orientation” they mean perverts, but rather LGBTQ+ people who have to stay closeted to stay in the spotlight
@klaraelisabeth
@klaraelisabeth 2 года назад
It's easy; after a while having a persona you have become the persona. There's no such thing as a "true self" anyway.
@tarrysmile
@tarrysmile Год назад
@@LinhNguyen-dy4ym lol are you been serious. you should read more biographies of Hollywood celebrities. They always say it was so suffocating keeping a persona for 20 years plus. Imo Britney is a good example. She was selling a persona and eventually cracked. But she ran away from home and was photographed. In a similar scenario the black vans would pick you up and lock you up and crack away behind closed doors lol. i find c actors and actresses its not shown. Because you are an assset worth millions so people behind you will not allow cracks to show. Hence persona keeps going. Like how can a lot of the male celebrities still be single. And girls believe it? Ooo Wallace Chung is single🤯 an "innocent" adult male. But he is selling that persona or maybe he is seperating his private life with public life.Maybe as he is pre- social media he is able to, whereas Zhang Yujian it failed badly.
@dennicezaballero6625
@dennicezaballero6625 3 года назад
I'm so sad for the original actress. I hope she's doing well now.
@Michelle-hu7fk
@Michelle-hu7fk 3 года назад
Dude I was so speechless
@dennicezaballero6625
@dennicezaballero6625 3 года назад
@@Michelle-hu7fk same here. 😔
@user-xd8cd2pd7t
@user-xd8cd2pd7t 3 года назад
12 - 15/18 age group really need to hear these stories.
@kuroyuri04
@kuroyuri04 3 года назад
Agree.
@dkf315
@dkf315 3 года назад
Unfortunately, even if they do, some will still be unwilling to accept. There are many hidden psychos in this world. There's this guy that murdered a mother and child but gained female fans because he was 'good looking'. They even went to court to plead the judge not to prosecute him. CRAZY
@user-xd8cd2pd7t
@user-xd8cd2pd7t 3 года назад
@@dkf315 Name please?
@随便-x1p
@随便-x1p 3 года назад
what you said about the fans going crazy is actually true and its scary, i’ve seen enough, and that’s the main reason why i don’t enjoy the thing i suppose to enjoy anymore
@kuroyuri04
@kuroyuri04 3 года назад
I still remember a story of a certain kpop idol who have a crazy sasaeng that's love to break his personal house just to put her bloody used menstrual pads on this idol bed, sofa and in his refrigerator. Or other certain idol who thinks that he always got sleep paralysis, but it's turned to be his sasaeng will breaking in the midnight and taking his sleeping photos or lightly rubbing his thigh. 🙃🙃🙃🙃
@roundhatrover35
@roundhatrover35 3 года назад
@@kuroyuri04 oh my.... That's creepy
@faizahisyah5086
@faizahisyah5086 3 года назад
Even though I'm a 19 years old girl, I already know that everything that I've seen is not perfect that's why I don't really invest in celebrities. I just watch their projects to satisfied my needs in entertaining myself during boring times 😏😏
@SH-zh8eh
@SH-zh8eh 3 года назад
I'm also a teenager that is currently interested in Cdrama but not much emotionally invested as I'm also a little bit aware of the behind the scenes stuff. I'm quite glad that I got to know of these dirty and disgusting things you mentioned from early on, I knew that the entertainment business is a disgusting place but the perfect facades do sometimes hinder my vision from penetrating through the beautified characters and faces to actually see their real faces. Also I'm a regular viewer so avenueX even though you think there is not much younger viewers watching your videos I'm here 🖐.
@margaretofscotland4707
@margaretofscotland4707 3 года назад
same here! it's good to know someone else my age isn't so blinded by celebs either.
@adbv7795
@adbv7795 3 года назад
Ugh i kinda want to send this video to some people on stan twitter...like why are you fighting so much for people you don't know personally, this ain't a war 😫
@seraho
@seraho 3 года назад
That last story was messed up. How could you treat someone like that?! 😕
@lamusiquefanatique
@lamusiquefanatique 3 года назад
Yeah like they think she's never gonna find out or something
@Nymeria0
@Nymeria0 3 года назад
I know, right? Don't they have contract? Wow! That is really messed up. ENT is just a dark dark place. Glad that we are just audience.
@ShimAdeJulianti
@ShimAdeJulianti 3 года назад
@@lamusiquefanatique so true... also i wonder for that new actress who "got" the role and made her career big today from it ...
@angelasoWA
@angelasoWA 3 года назад
@@ShimAdeJulianti @AvenueX, did the new actress end up making it big time?
@ShimAdeJulianti
@ShimAdeJulianti 3 года назад
@@angelasoWA 15:30 Avenuex said everyone will know the new actress
@88mingxuan
@88mingxuan 3 года назад
A friend of mine works in entertainment industry and I met a famous idol a couple of times at my friend party. Was had chit chat with this idol on the fandoms topic. Words came out from this idol mouth, "I just don't like all the crazy things my fans do, but I have to pretend I like my fans in front of camera, this is my bread and butter."
@dkf315
@dkf315 3 года назад
Well, this idol is telling the truth and not afraid to say it.
@littlefairy9696
@littlefairy9696 3 года назад
Ooof! A Chinese celeb?
@c3lros
@c3lros 3 года назад
Couldn't agree more.... Been in this fandom thing...spending a lot of money and time but as the time goes by... I have to face a reality. They are all just a human being and no bodies perfect. So right now, I'm just enjoying their work (drama/movie) nothing more.
@mochinh
@mochinh 3 года назад
Having gone way passed the age of idolizing an idol, this all came to me as a no surprise. But it's a really good message to youngsters out there to know
@ChthonicRemains
@ChthonicRemains 3 года назад
People need to stop deifying celebrities because a celebrity is a human being just like you and me. You don't know them and they don't know you. They're not gods to worship or toys to play with. They're human beings with human emotions and are entitled to a private life just like the rest of us. Isn't it enough to enjoy their work and support their achievements? Don't be the creep who stalks celebrities and puts their lives in danger. It's not like they'll ever date you, especially when they don't even know you exist.
@jam-jamytabdullahjam-jam2069
@jam-jamytabdullahjam-jam2069 3 года назад
Of course I know. I'm watching a drama
@eshaleemadgavkar
@eshaleemadgavkar 3 года назад
Yes exactly! People need to see celebrities as human beings! This paparazzi culture here in India (stalking as I would like to call it) is so creepy! Like they click pictures of celebrities even if they're shopping for groceries, going to the gym or airport or EVEN LIVING THEIR LIVES LIKE NORMAL PEOPLE!!!!
@narsis273
@narsis273 3 года назад
People who worship them too much and creep into their personal life and people who attack them so much just cause they were not as flawless as a saint and didn't act like a prophet and made some mistakes in their lives are both the problem!
@daddylingo9295
@daddylingo9295 2 года назад
I think you missed the point of the video. I am not a fan of someone myself but I struggle with self hatred and I can definetly tell you that people who are so obsessed with someone don't do it because they really love to. They have mental health issues and project themselfes into those celebrities because they'd wish to be someone else but not themselfes.
@zellie9957
@zellie9957 3 года назад
I’m 14 and I’ve been watching your drama reviews for long and it’s like my eyes were opened today lol. You are so right
@mirabellegoldapfel6256
@mirabellegoldapfel6256 3 года назад
Better invest emotionally in characters than in the actors who play them- you know from the beginning they are not real and have a safe headspace to idolize :). Thats probably the nerdier version to be a fan, but imho the healthier one, too.
@xmb6793
@xmb6793 3 года назад
the last story about leading actress is the most disgusting thing i ever heard.. nobody deserve to be treated like that.
@tiffanytran8179
@tiffanytran8179 3 года назад
I'm very surprised that after all you've witnessed working on dramas, that it hasn't tainted your drama watching experience. It's stories like this that make me feel like "ignorance is bliss" but nevertheless I'm very glad you made this video. I completely agree with you in saying not to idolize this people who's images are manufactured and really only show you what they want you to see. I've always watched dramas as means of entertainment but I don't really get invested in the actors, because what they do does affect how I watch them. It's best to stay in your lane and appreciate the works of these actors.
@ruuyin6586
@ruuyin6586 3 года назад
Damn, my introduction to the Chinese entertainment industry were webnovels and I thought things were crazy enough...your stories could very well fit in on a webnovel/comic’s plot. I wanna hear more stories but thank you for sharing these ones. I’m curious who but nvm
@vibingwithpanda
@vibingwithpanda 3 года назад
Even I thought that webnovels were extreme but after Kris Wu....... Gosh
@AliceKamiya
@AliceKamiya 3 года назад
@@vibingwithpanda So far I'd say Kris Wu story isn't even that extreme tbh, I've seen really worst scandals in K-Entertainment..
@bombombakudan2831
@bombombakudan2831 3 года назад
Right?? When I heard the story about the two actresses I was like, that sounds like it could be the plot of one of those webnovels... like wow
@c.130
@c.130 3 года назад
@@AliceKamiya you seen worst than Kris Wu? I wanna know more stories how extreme can it gets.? .. Kris Wu story already shocked me to the core.
@AliceKamiya
@AliceKamiya 3 года назад
@@c.130 Honestly, I am sure Kris Wu did that, other people in entertainment also did/still do something similar, it's just they haven't been caught yet. There was Seungri's case in Korea, where he did a lot of illegal things including allowing prostitution in the nightclub he was running. (but stories where victims did not consent to that?) Besides the entertainment circle, there's also the 'Nth room case'. If you dig a little bit deeper, there are tons of stories here and there, I think Kris' story shock people bc no one expects him to do that but it isn't the more "severe" case.
@tess...
@tess... 3 года назад
Don’t go out fight wars for those who will never thank you!!! Excellent advice 👍
@sakuraminami5105
@sakuraminami5105 3 года назад
I’ve seen young girls who are 12-16 yr olds who want to go into the ent industry and I just have to say, the “celebrity” life may seem glamorous on the outside but it is more lonely and corrupted than those girls may think. It’s nice that you have a video out talking about what really goes on in the ent industry. 👏
@fairy8075
@fairy8075 3 года назад
I just love how this channel slapped me back to reality hahahhaha. I hope it goes the same for every viewer
@marcoselr
@marcoselr 3 года назад
This video is very necessary, I wish it can reach a large amount of people.
@elleem3951
@elleem3951 3 года назад
I have I line that they can't cross, so I choose who I like carefully. I believe there are still plenty of good souls despite the backstage of this industry being so dark. However there are always the few that do not lose themselves.
@zylbygdfn6542
@zylbygdfn6542 3 года назад
Yes I hope these actors are decent people cuz I love their work, GJ, ZZH, ZYL, By, hawick Lau, Shawn dou
@breathe4me8
@breathe4me8 3 года назад
There are a few that I believe stays away from the dark side but I think it’s so normalized I’m the industry - the number of vices differs
@bonsaitree15
@bonsaitree15 3 года назад
This is such an important message, unfortunately... The stories are somehow both horrifying and not at all surprising at the same time. As you say, it's better to be a fan of the work rather than the person! (or be fans of 2D 纸片 people only haha)
@linnazhu3083
@linnazhu3083 3 года назад
Starts out: “Hand double” Me: Ahh, I’ve seen that before, nothing special to learn here ig Me (two minutes later): WTF is wrong with these people Me (twenty minutes later): I’ve lost my trust in this industry and begins to question the morality of the stars who I support/supported… Near existential crisis… 🤮 BTW Thanks Avenue X for making this video for the younger generation. As gen Z (go go go!) is trickling into the workforce and fandom, it’s really important to understand that these are only some of the things that are going on behind the curtains. The insider information is beyond beneficial. Thanks again!
@anascolina
@anascolina 3 года назад
This goes to lots of sectors, including TV personas, IG celebrities, music personas, etc. Thank you for making this video, Avenue X. It takes real love (to the work itself) and real courage (to point out things that shouldnt happen in the industry), I am sure. For that, I thank you. Keep up the good work, Avenue X. Will show this to my niece for sure.
@Cri123cket
@Cri123cket 3 года назад
As an OLD person with many years of work, some of it in a national TV - I’m not surprised at all. The “crazy fan “ culture on one hand preys on, brainwashes and uses very young people, on the other hand, makes life of stars miserable, strips them from their privacy, sets stalkers on them, exposes them to wild gossip and slander, and literally puts them in danger… we live in a weird world. Sigh.
@shanwnt1657
@shanwnt1657 3 года назад
The government would do society a favor if such organized fandoms were banned
@happyktee
@happyktee 3 года назад
Even though we all know that terrible things happen behind the scenes in every industry, we all hope or want to believe that they don't. Videos and information like this help to shed light and breakdown the idolization of the entertainment industry. Thank you for sharing your unique experiences with international fans!
@placebo6956
@placebo6956 3 года назад
I love your point about not being able to truly know another person. There’s certain sides of myself that I only share with certain people. I live with my parents for example, so they see me all the time, but there’s so many aspects of my life that I just don’t talk to them about. And then the people that I do share these things with, don’t live with me, so they don’t know what I’m really like when I’m at home. It’s not necessarily bad not knowing everything, but it’s true that you don’t have the whole story. Also, I’m definitely not a perfect person. Honesty there’s things in my past that could probably be used against me if I were a celebrity. These things aren’t even that bad, but if someone theoretically wanted to they could blow them out of proportion to make me look like a horrible person 😂 No one is a perfect person and expecting idols to not be perfect and to not make mistakes is definitely setting you up for disappointment.
@phoenixxena8194
@phoenixxena8194 3 года назад
The Japanese says, a human being has 3 faces. The first face, you show to the world. The second face, you show to your close friends, and your family. The third face, you never show anyone. In a way, I believe this to be true. This what prevents me to "worship" any idols/actors/actresses...because sometimes when I see them on the screen, I would wonder about their "third face".
@victoriap1561
@victoriap1561 3 года назад
I think the opposite is also true. Sometimes people forget that famous people are human too. Like working from home i have being really into podcasts and you can tell by listening to interviews with famous people that they are quite affected by things like Internet comments or random people telling them things on the streets not to mention stalkers, mean critics etc. ( and by famous people i am not only talking about musicians or actors but also CEOs and Nobel prize winners) There has been cases of celebrities killing themselves due to stuff like this. Neither the two extremes are good the haters and the super fans.
@anhthunguyen6084
@anhthunguyen6084 3 года назад
can u tell me the podcast name? thank you!
@helenk5579
@helenk5579 11 месяцев назад
Excellent video, i discovered your channel in 2023, very like your reviews and perspective. This one is an eye opener. Now going back and watching older videos. Cheers from Ontario
@kedigioi-howbeing4546
@kedigioi-howbeing4546 3 года назад
As the one who used to be cyberbullied by people from the fandom of the star I admire because I said I'm a fan of his career, not his made-up image (be counted as a fake-fan by the official local-branch of the public fandom), I totally agree with your point of view. Thank you for making that content so that I can slap to the face of some hidden netizens who was brainwashed for times.
@ginnylin
@ginnylin 3 года назад
These stories were all so sad, although I still want to thank you for sharing them. I have seen similar types of stories play out in both the entertainment industry and other professional industries, and it always seems like the average person can't win against systemic corruption and subjugation. Your message is spot on... just focus on their works and don't idealise stars because we never know who they really are and what are their motivations.
@WaterSparkle
@WaterSparkle 3 года назад
The titles of these stories sounds like the name of a Sherlock cases lol
@minjilover
@minjilover 3 года назад
Hahaha I mean everyone should know none of the celebrities are exactly innocent. I stopped fantasying after I grad from middle sch because I realized the more you want to know about someone, the more of a diff side or disappointing things you will come across about the celebs. That's why now I rather fall in love with good dramas and productions than chasing after something that is empty.
@michelle_ms
@michelle_ms 3 года назад
To be quite honest, I'm in my early 20s, but I've heard this kind of story a bunch of times before, and though I'm not surprised, it never fails to make me disgusted; being interested in fashion kind of got me through this stage of "deconstructing the glamour" before as well (with very similar situations). I'm into some medias that involve fan culture and it's just so necessary to set boundaries guys... Thank you for making the video and sharing, it's a really important discussion!
@chrisswashere88
@chrisswashere88 3 года назад
Oof 姐, even though I used to work in small production houses as crew in Singapore, these stories are so common in the industry.. After a while, you'll just realise that the world isn't that 'perfect'. Human are complicated, the best actor/actress could be the worse kind of person that is difficult to work with.. They are mostly different off-screen.
@huhhhwtf
@huhhhwtf 3 года назад
this is so saddening…… i’m 21 now and used to “worship” artists back when i was a young teen. me and my friends are huge fans of big bang so when the seungri’s scandal broke out we were all in shock that this was someone we respected and whose songs we grew into adulthood with. since then i’ve been skeptical of the ent. industry but listening to this really makes me worried for the artists i have respect for and wish that they have the mental fortitude to avoid these influences
@sunnyshine9510
@sunnyshine9510 4 месяца назад
Thank you for the advice 🙏, I used to be like that, defending idol like there is no tomorrow, I've learned my lesson, I'm just enjoying the show right now. I hope this video reached out to must wider audience.
@foreverfriendsg
@foreverfriendsg 3 года назад
Thanks for this video! I've been in the kpop fandom since my teenage days and so honestly, such stories don't really surprise me anymore (though I still feel bad for the last actress). The Kris Wu case for me is "disappointed but not surprised", especially after the Burning Sun incident in 2019. AvenueX made great comments, we can support them but don't idolize them because we will never truly know who they are. It's better to spend time, money and effort on yourself and your loved ones, and treat celebrities like their industry - entertainment, something that makes you happy but doesn't completely take over your life.
@bintousangare5761
@bintousangare5761 3 года назад
Hello! I just wanted to let you know that I am your target audience (15 in America) and I've been thinking about the obsession woth fans and the fact that the idols I stan are most likely fake a little the past few days but this video really hit the mark and know I'm rethunking everything. It's wild cause the streaming and buying and fighting for them etc will do nothing and I'm thinking about it more because of you. Thank you!
@ShimAdeJulianti
@ShimAdeJulianti 3 года назад
i always say and never get tired to say it again and again ... just enjoy the production ... as for the behind of its ... grateful for them to deliver the production, if the stuffs they endorse you like and afford to buy, enjoy it if not ... theres another thing in life is better beside theres more need to get attention from you rather you give it to the celebrities ... its you and loved ones (that loves you back!)
@Adenikeify
@Adenikeify 3 года назад
This is a reminder everyone needs, really even though one is older and supposedly wiser, it's still easy to have that bias that the actor or actress or whomever one is following might not be as bad or horrible, but one can never know for sure. We are never with them once the camera stops rolling. Every thing has to be kept to a minimum. Thanks for the video ☺️☺️
@0kay.0
@0kay.0 3 года назад
I hope a lot of people would get to watch this video and wake up to reality that not everything you see is true. I'm part of the younger generation and i'm glad that i realized things early on. I definitely agree with AvenueX, really, WHAT A MESS!
@strawberryfraisier6446
@strawberryfraisier6446 3 года назад
i really needed this, thank you. i realized that i was starting to become a crazy cpf. i'm pretty ashamed but i'm glad i woke up. i'm definitely within the target audience
@mellwie
@mellwie 3 года назад
I'm in my 20s now so I guess it fits the demographics of this video. However, I don't really obsess over people or characters as much as some and I agree with you on all those points. There was one streamed I watched pretty much daily/weekly on twitch, who turned to the bad side. I'm still kinda recovering from that since a lot of good memories come from watching his streams. What was sad to see though, was all the fangirls trying to justify what he had done as a misunderstanding or "not that bad" when in fact it was. People need to chill and let idols have their space and privacy. You can waste so much energy on so many other things.
@irurouni
@irurouni 9 месяцев назад
This is an extremely enlightening video for all young people.
@persgodiva
@persgodiva 3 года назад
I wish I could say I was surprised - but I've worked in the same industry for 10+ years, on set for three. I've heard similiar things and - even worse - experienced them. It was awful - the sort of job that you think is a dream come true and then you notice that all the worst of humanity comes out. People buying off whole industries to get their favorite actress/actor new roles or even implanting their lovers in an industry they are clearly not suited for. The worst I ever saw also involved someone just swapping out an actor mid-shoot. Was even worse because the two main actors were apparently friends, the whole thing was godawful. The cheating-is-normalized thing is also something I experienced when I was working on set for a pretty big Hollywood movie - some of the crews had worked together for so long, they had an actual method of covering up for each other.
@sophiamiles4624
@sophiamiles4624 3 года назад
Interesting video and stories. Yeah, the harsh reality is many people in power often take advantage of others - particularly of those who are naive....As you get older, you do become more aware of ugly truth. I'm quite new to the "chinese fandom".....and I'm stunned by some of the shenanigans I heard are going on, it's crazy!
@taramohona2724
@taramohona2724 3 года назад
Don't know but I really think that more people should know about the last story. That actress and director just destroyed that girl's whole life. She was so happy but they ruined everything. I know you won't tell us who that person was but more people deserve to know the truth.
@ghostlypanda4180
@ghostlypanda4180 3 года назад
Thank you for making this video. I think everyone who is a fan of idols or celebrities should definitely watch it. When AvenueX said that every top start has probably done something that would make your draw drop, it got me wondering what kind of stuff my bias has done since he is a top start
@Rain26128
@Rain26128 3 года назад
Me too !I’ll just say it out directly..I’m a fan of Y/bo and this vid chilled me..I always wonder if he gets propositioned on and off sets ( even by those executive ladies).hes really young too.it seems very unsafe for young girls and boys In c-ent🙁
@ghostlypanda4180
@ghostlypanda4180 3 года назад
@@Rain26128 Hi, I'm a fan of Y*bo too!! My bet is, these propositions happened. I know cases where it happened with male influencers/models. Young girls in the entertainment industry must receive them frequently, so it's really no surprise if it happens with young men too. Although with Y*bo's personality i doubt that he accepted them. If he did, then it must have been during his debut/early years of his career. I doubt he would accept any of this now. I'm actually more worried about him doing drugs or drinking, because i noticed he drinks alcohol like he's drinking water. And you only get used to alcohol by drinking alcohol. And as for drugs, AvenueX said most of the entertainment industry do them so there's a chance of him doing it. I just hope he's not doing heavy drugs, I draw the line at heavy drugs
@Rain26128
@Rain26128 3 года назад
@@ghostlypanda4180 hmm I agree..but I don’t think he would do drugs since he’s the face of the anti drug campaign in china( with BAH ) .With his personality I don’t think he would accept propositions, but he might have little choice sometimes, u never know i guess...🤷‍♂️it’s really hard to survive in the industry..
@Brunafasan
@Brunafasan 3 года назад
I'm shocked by this fourth story. How could they be so cruel? A good thing I never idealized actors, they're just like any other professional.
@Maeliyang
@Maeliyang 3 года назад
I really appreciate this video and I hope that more people will understand that the entertainment business is a business, an often unglamorous one at that (at least behind the scenes). I used to be obsessed with idol culture to the point that I went and auditioned for one of the big companies. At that time my parents always told me to be careful because the entertainment business all it seems like. I didn't believe it then, but now I understand more and more that it's not this polished, perfect thing that I always hoped for it to be. Like AvenueX said, it's not to say that the entertainment industry is 100% terrible, but it is so important to realize we should enjoy it without losing ourselves.
@ghostlypanda4180
@ghostlypanda4180 3 года назад
Very wise words at the end of the video. Celebrities image are created and marketed to appeal to the audience. You will never know what they do outside work or what they've done. You will not even know what their personality is truly like. My advice is don't spend too much money or time with celebrities. It's definitely not worth it
@ampm9100
@ampm9100 2 года назад
Your summary at the end is just so right. I wish some crazy fandoms should listen to.
@DesOkun
@DesOkun 3 года назад
These entertainers are people, but so many fans don't want to believe that. I admit to being disappointed when I found out that some of the entertainers I like did bad things, but that did not reduce my enjoyment of the movies, dramas, books, music, etc. that they participated in. Also, boycotting something for what 1 or a small # of people did ruins it for the people who did nothing wrong. The entertainers should not be faulted for what their crazy fans did. The people who did something wrong should pay for what they did; not everyone or people were not directly involved.
@Sigmamale28
@Sigmamale28 2 года назад
That actress and her eye story really shook me oml. How the heck did she just let it go?!? But yeah, at the end of the day, what you said in your conclusion is completely right, I agree and I think it is important to make it clear that the industry and the business world in general is just not perfect. Everyone has their own secrets.
@poetryletter
@poetryletter 3 года назад
I'm shocked, but not surprised... Thank you so much for sharing!
@aliceimee
@aliceimee 3 года назад
It remind me something that happened in our country just a few months ago. One young and known politician was really beloved by younger audience due to his approach through sns as he helped to retell the actual coronavirus measures for people, because they were changing everyday. He was quite popular and as I said, young. But somehow it was revealed that he repeatedly invited drunk woman to sex, made suggestions, molested them, and the girls were young, high school students or university students. He quit politics after that but never confessed anything but many women revealed his actions. And what is alarming that some people from the same party even defended him that "If boy wants to get girl into bed, it's totally normal." The man who said that was once president candidate and almost won.
@dirachan5259
@dirachan5259 3 года назад
Woah 😯 I guess politics & entertainment are both dirty ey?
@AliceKamiya
@AliceKamiya 3 года назад
@@dirachan5259 Politics & Entertainment were always pretty much dirty unfortunately...
@AC-gz2ks
@AC-gz2ks 3 года назад
who? cuomo?
@LinhNguyen-dy4ym
@LinhNguyen-dy4ym 3 года назад
@@dirachan5259 That's why I never believe anything coming out of their mouths. No one climbs that high by being nice and true.
@ines-oc5mw
@ines-oc5mw 3 года назад
you said that you aren’t sure whether this video will reach the intended audience, but it did reach me! i’m 14 years old and as someone who is a fan of several east asian idols and actors/actresses, i will definitely always have your message in the back of my mind. it’s not like i’ve been putting these people on a high pedestal or fully idolised them before; but this video really helped open my eyes even more. thank you for this video! i hope it’ll reach more people like me
@dknutopia
@dknutopia 3 года назад
Thank you for making this video. The entertainment industry is dirty in general. The message your conveying is a good reminder for all of us. And I really hope the younger fans will take your message to heart. For the most part I enjoy being a fan but I know the stars aren't perfect. They have a public image and we'll never really know them. Yeah, I don't idolized them.
@juney1127
@juney1127 3 года назад
The main goal of my idolized life is to travel, when they go on tour I take the chance to follow them to different cities and countries, same as some people go to england to watch football kind of things lol. Never invest in anything more than I need to such as bulk buy for fan sign or bidding for rare items. No matter how much I love my idols I love myself more
@WallFlower08
@WallFlower08 3 года назад
I like these type of content from you other than doing dramas/movies review. I like how you did reviews on actor/actress on how they started and where they got to where they are now. You should do these type of content more. 😊
@tims4966
@tims4966 3 года назад
This is an excellent video for those "stans" who become horrendously unpleasant people to "defend" their idol and a reminder that we rarely see what the people behind the curtain are doing. As someone who is no longer a teen, these stories still made me wtf. Thank you, AvenueX.
@quynhdao2512
@quynhdao2512 3 года назад
I would say the stories mentioned here are actually on the mild side, because they are Anex’s real encounters, but the main problem is actually the casual way that they occurred, just like a normal day to day ongoings. Any scandals that have been exposed in the entertainment industries (anywhere) are much much bigger and wilder, which should have opened everyone’s eyes. But after a while, people would think, that’s just one case, that would not happen with ‘my idol’, until one day you just get slapped in the face. Just like she said in the video, everyone is clean, until they are busted. The whole industry knows but always keeps their mouth shut, the paparazzis always contact their targets firsthand to sell the evidences then also keep their mouth shut. So all scandals that broke out are always intentional: to bring benefits to somebody else.
@emmasetiawan9636
@emmasetiawan9636 3 года назад
Thank you for the video. I'm a mother of 2 teenager and i appreciate your efforts to show the real world of entertainment industry. I always try to teach my kids about "the healthy way of being a fan". Back in my younger days,i also a fan of boyband or actor but being a fan those days truly in a different level from fangirling these days. All i done to support them is just buying their CD's and probably a poster. I hope more teenage will be able to see your video. Good job💞💞💞👍
@katherine90815
@katherine90815 3 года назад
Love all your videos, but this one struck a personal chord. I went through the crazy fan girl phase when I was younger, and thankfully only came out with a smaller wallet before I "woke up". I really hope someone who was in my position comes across this video! Powerful message presented beautifully.
@pineapplesawrus
@pineapplesawrus 3 года назад
This big customer is not satisfied anymore. 😤😂 Thanks for the new phrase. Also, the stories (as sad as they were) were good for teaching/learning purposes. The entertainment industry is never as glamorous as it turns out to be.
@bon4085
@bon4085 3 года назад
I think this sort of video is a perfect counter to other stuff - keep us grounded in reality even as we turn to a lot of escapism with everything wild in the world right now. Excellent work! I hope the actress in the last story is well, wherever she is.
@limliza992
@limliza992 3 года назад
True... I agree with you. Focus on their work for entertainment. Do not need to over idolise to the extend of putting excessive emotions, time and effort to defend the idols.
@readingdanmei3710
@readingdanmei3710 3 года назад
You're so right. As I am growing older, I understand perfectly. And it's because I'm learning I'm changing. I still chose to believe that there is some good in people. But yes, supporting someone without any thought is not something I will ever do.
@junamarieflores8027
@junamarieflores8027 3 года назад
I was once a crazy celebrity stan, and then realized all those fanwars aren't worth my time and energy. It's funny thinking about those old days fighting passionately for artists who I don't even know personally. Now, I learned to stay calm and simply enjoy things rationally, I couldn't be more happier 🥂
@MeltedBrains89
@MeltedBrains89 3 года назад
My mom was a theather actress and my dad was a TV producer for a very short time (he kept doing similar work but for educational institutions, so not in the Ent industry). Because of my mom's theather friends I know drugs are quite common. And because my dad ran away from the broadcast company where he got his first job I know how the industry is. He was hired as a producer specifically to ruin an MC's career, which actually didn't happen because my dad was good at his job, so he was sabotaged and eventually fired and paid a large sum of money or paid to quit (I can't remember which). This happened in a small country with a small entertainment industry, so this sort of horrible things happen EVERYWHERE
@syazwananordin8657
@syazwananordin8657 3 года назад
Always hold that power in your hands. Waw... the dark side of the industry... so scary.
@LienJae
@LienJae 3 года назад
Absolutely agree with everything you said! Don’t idealize someone that you don’t or will never personally know. And even if you know someone, you will never know another human fully! You are so wise! ❤️🙏🏻
@herminevoltaire6110
@herminevoltaire6110 3 года назад
Hear! Hear!👏🏼 Their public images are as fictional as the fictional pieces of cinematography that they are playing in.
@sheng-songhuang6345
@sheng-songhuang6345 2 года назад
Well said. It is high time for celebrity-crazed fans to start cherishing their own inner circles
@ParadiseCrystal
@ParadiseCrystal 3 года назад
The sad part is a lot of the crazy fans are not the teenagers and people in early 20’s. It’s people 25 and older who missed a very important step in development when it comes to maturity.
@persgodiva
@persgodiva 3 года назад
I don't think it has anything to do with maturity but with lack of connection or maybe ... the feeling of an echo chamber online. Because many of those people are perfectly capable, mature people in their everyday lives.
@ghostlypanda4180
@ghostlypanda4180 3 года назад
I don't know if this is true or not or how much it applies, but I think most crazy fans are like this because they are lonely and have some sort of emptiness in their lives. So they turn to celebrities and imagine being in a relationship with them to fulfill this hole in their lives
@ghostlypanda4180
@ghostlypanda4180 3 года назад
But I'm curious for older fans, what step did they missed? (I'm genuine asking)
@mirabellegoldapfel6256
@mirabellegoldapfel6256 3 года назад
@@ghostlypanda4180 Maybe ParadiseCrystal means, that they did not learn that these parasocial relationsships are not real. The star does not love you alone as their fan. They do not understand that a celebrity and most of what he or she does is a well controlled product with the purpose to gain money and power and influence. This can be a matter of lacking media literacy, like how a certain big country got a certain orange president elected who created alternative facts and has a lie counter higher than the everest and brainwashed millions with the exact same methods as the idol industry. If you don't develop a critical thinking and question the motives and actions of people.. be it idols, actors, politicians or whatever.. there is a reason they are called influencers.
@ParadiseCrystal
@ParadiseCrystal 3 года назад
@@ghostlypanda4180 what’s missed is the ability to see others as human beings. They just continue to idolize things and when something happens that cracks their perfect perception of the thing they idolize, they don’t handle it well. It’s actually really common and not really something to be ashamed of because reality is ugly for a lot of us. The only problem is when the reaction to reality is extreme behaviors that are very commonly displayed on the internet because these people need help.
@evannasong8356
@evannasong8356 2 года назад
I am not shocked whatsoever at your stories. Thanks for sharing them.
@silvermariebrodit-ramos
@silvermariebrodit-ramos 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing! First hand experience carries a different weight than just hearing it even from trustworthy sources... Thank you for your bravery
@user-zm7dl2vg7u
@user-zm7dl2vg7u 3 года назад
Oh yes the hot tea we were promised
@clearblueskies1145
@clearblueskies1145 3 года назад
This is your best video yet. Thank you…I love dramas/movies & admire some beautiful celebrities but I never idolize. I only have time to enjoy, not fight wars haha..
@prateekyadav775
@prateekyadav775 3 года назад
You are a life saver to me.. You are the one whom I was finding for years..A person who will stand by me to support the fact what this entertainment industry is really like... And that happens everywhere.. In any corner of world
@gloss3280
@gloss3280 3 года назад
One of my cousins works in the ent. industry and from her i've heard some crazy, mind boggling stories about what goes on behind the scenes.. so, these days when there's a new scandal, i don't get surprised anymore. and also thank you for the excellent advice.
@redellieeldorado
@redellieeldorado 3 года назад
Share some & enlighten us here pls
@faithkimoyo2363
@faithkimoyo2363 3 года назад
👀
@changingcosmic3537
@changingcosmic3537 3 года назад
Ngl, I would never be able to tell these kinds of stories like you did, bc I would accidentally let the names slip while trying to keep it a secret XD
@kathakailin
@kathakailin 3 года назад
I normally don't follow entertainment news, but I sometimes see those comments on youtube or social media that make me quite worried. Some of those fans are really willing to go crazy and I hope they do get your message at one point or grow out of their blind idolization.
@sehsiwteloiv
@sehsiwteloiv 2 года назад
I totally agree with what u said at the end. I have a similar view of things. A close friend of mine was a C-list actress (not in China but a different country) a few years back. She's married now and has kids so she's not in the limelight anymore. I remember her saying how she could've easily become more successful just by accepting so many of the indecent proposals she's received from powerful people. She was adamant on sticking to her morals so she never really got far enough in the industry. I'm not saying that all top stars are shady but not all of them are squeaky clean as well. Always take things with a grain of salt, esp. those that u admire under the lights, whether in the entertainment industry or your field/career. Not everything is seen & known, and with social media, people have even more control of how they want to be perceived.
@zeldark
@zeldark 3 года назад
I couldn’t agree more. Ppl need to separate a character they adore and the actor(ess) who played them. A good/lovable character only comes into being after the collaboration of the writer, director, and all pre and post-production professionals. The actor is merely a small factor of the equation, and in some cases, their acting skills almost don’t matter as long as they have the right look or can bring in the right audience. This is not to say there”s no good actor(ess) who can really make a difference. But if you truly want to support an actor(ess), focus on their work, rather than force you image of the character you love on them personally. It will only bring suffer to yourself and the actor(ess) you’re trying to support. And for the love of god, stop review/narrative manipulation for your idol’s work. Your idol needs to know what is good for them, and the industry needs to know what the public truly llikes. A better industry means more good opportunities/roles, which only benefits your idol.
@snigdhakhadka5867
@snigdhakhadka5867 3 года назад
I really hope the actress from the second story is in a better place now. That guy needs to know his limits. How can he slap her??? He is just obsessed with her. Edit: Damn, Chinese entertainment industry is very hardcore. This suddenly made me feel that all the stuff that I read on webnovels is somewhat real. I always thought it was exaggerated. The actress from the fourth story though, I hope she has found her place in the world. So sad that she had to be replaced like that, even when she worked so hard,
@hannyayanamichan
@hannyayanamichan 3 года назад
Love this video, can't agree more, this video deserve more viewers so they can understand not to idolized actress/actor/idol cross the line and too much, they are human too just remember that.
@radrose4864
@radrose4864 3 года назад
What you’re talking about it so real. Corruption and public relations lies is present in pretty much ANY industry that has a lot of profit. Money to be made. Idol culture though is especially toxic. The whole idea of putting someone up on a pedestal as “perfect”… there’s so much wrong with that. I think young girls are being taken advantage of. They realized how loyal they are, and how much money they have to spend (through views, parents money, allowances) and wanted a piece of the action. Series like twilight and Harry Potter and boy bands like One Direction showed how lucrative it is to appeal to young girls. Kpop and idols and cdrama stars do it extremely successfully now. I do hope your video reaches those girl. I am 29 and extremely jaded & cynical. As much as I may like a certain actor’s work and physical appearance, I never make the mistake of assuming I know ANYTHING about them as a person. Their public image is carefully curated and managed by a massive team. Excellent video!
@herfan1689
@herfan1689 3 года назад
I am inn your target age group and your advice has been taken to heart
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