I'm from 2002. Personally, I don't particularly like idolization. I feel particularly stupid. I love myself over there and treat some photos as fools. Then the other party doesn't know you exist. What a waste of emotion. It is more foolish to spend money on idols. Star stars are a group of actors in ancient times, and many stars simply don't deserve the word artist. But I also absolutely respect these singers and actors. Those who call them reckless are actually selfish. But there is actually a reason. First, brain powder is too annoying. Second, the star has a bad personality. Third, these people make money more easily than ordinary people. Some people will say, do you know how hard they work? What were you doing while they were practicing? I want to say that there are so many workers in our broad masses. Soldiers, farmers, civil servants, entrepreneurs, teachers, doctors, construction workers ... who doesn't work hard, who doesn't work hard? Besides, they are practicing. Aren't the students just brushing questions and working hard for a good school?

That is beside the point. Of course, I like it, too. I like Jackson Yi. But I think liking and chasing are two different things. It's normal to like stars. After all, public figures are attractive for their good looks and singing and acting skills. Everyone has a favorite star. But being sought after as an idol is too much.