I feel the same as Op. Most of them wouldn't care about your death. I guess that's what separates them from average people. Y'all care too much about people that you don't know while they dgaf and will do anything to get money
why do we mourn celebrity deaths like we knew them personally
- Thread starter Marco Zen
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Here's the thing. The person isn't really the character. You never really know the real person
Mirin4rmfar
Superstar
The only celeb death that shocked me was kobe
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
This..
Let these nikkaz tell it they've formed a close bond with the celebrity
...."If you like the character they played and that actor dies, its like a member of your family died"
nikka what?
Well sometimes you see people grow
Growing up one of the first shows I remember is the Cosby shows.
Same when Kobe died I was 11 when he entered the NBA, good days, bad days you'd turn on your TV for like 20 years and see love playing for those few hours a night you were entertained
Growing up one of the first shows I remember is the Cosby shows.
Same when Kobe died I was 11 when he entered the NBA, good days, bad days you'd turn on your TV for like 20 years and see love playing for those few hours a night you were entertained
Eternally Jaded
Superstar
Say you lack emotional connections then breh.
My family LOVED the Cosby Show growing up. Absolutely loved it.
It was one of the few shows my dad watched, that wasn't an old western or political news.
So we all watched it together, as a family.
My upbringing literally got called Cosbyish because we had a set dinner time and my parents were together and happy.
Tho my parents weren't a patch on the Huxtables as my dad wasn't a doctor n my mother wasn't a lawyer.
So yeah, I literally watched this show as I grew up, and now seeing MJW die brings the fact that my own father died 7 years ago back into juxtaposition, considering how sad he'd have felt to find this out.
I didn't cry but it definitely felt like someone I knew from afar died.
My family LOVED the Cosby Show growing up. Absolutely loved it.
It was one of the few shows my dad watched, that wasn't an old western or political news.
So we all watched it together, as a family.
My upbringing literally got called Cosbyish because we had a set dinner time and my parents were together and happy.
Tho my parents weren't a patch on the Huxtables as my dad wasn't a doctor n my mother wasn't a lawyer.
So yeah, I literally watched this show as I grew up, and now seeing MJW die brings the fact that my own father died 7 years ago back into juxtaposition, considering how sad he'd have felt to find this out.
I didn't cry but it definitely felt like someone I knew from afar died.
Kunty McPhuck
Scust Szn has Returned
But they will all have the same thought I wonder if I should have chinese later...
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
Marco Zen
Black Privilege
im sorry for your loss breh.. and i am glad the cosby show brought your family together. in all seriousness i think thats great..
but with all due respect youre talking about fictional characters. so yea youre right, i lack emotional attachment to fictional characters..
how far down the rabbit hole would you like to go with this? We all gathered around the TV to laugh at bill too. at one point i think he was called "Americas dad".., will we have the same energy when he passes?
"theo" was cool as fukk, funny and possibly inspired a generation of YN... but that wasnt Malcolm
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Mandarin Duck
Majestic and Highfalutin
This..
Let these nikkaz tell it they've formed a close bond with the celebrity
"If you like the character they played and that actor dies, its like a member of your family died"
nikka what?
Max Goonberg
Superstar
It's case by case. nikkas ain't go crazy when pee wee Herman died. It's certain nikkas that raised nikkas. Im not a emotional dude like that, but it's certain celebs I never met that if they pass ima b fukked up for a few days. Momduke drop me off to school damn near ever morning playing mary. If something happen to Mary I can't say I'm not gon cry b. 
