mamaleh said: "Worldwide appeal does not accrue to a subpar performer."
Very often, it does.
I have learned that talent and fame have nothing to do with each other.
I don't deny that the movie and media machine made him well known/is trying to make him a so called "star", but his singing performances in film are often not just subpar but right out embarrassing. I am not talking about his acting performance here. I believe he can act, but when he tries to sing it harms his acting performance. But acting and live concerts as a singer like this, also have nothing to do with eachother. Just because people have made up someone is a star doesn't mean one can pull this off.
People can be flocking in to see "the guy from the movies" in real life, but people (even fans) are already disappointed by his live performances.
I'm not saying there isn't a market for that, clearly there are a few people buying tickets, and some people might be easily sold on fame, but to me it's the same category as going to a Susan Boyle concert or Britney Spears nowadays. Yes, people buy tickets, but more people than not would say the performances are subpar.
Updated On: 12/22/18 at 08:53 AM