In lesson, we have been applying star theory to a singer or band. These are my notes and answers from the lesson.
What makes someone a star?
A star is more something that is made as opposed to a specific person. They aren't always coherent (don't always make sense), but people try to understand them.
What makes someone a star?
- Fame,
- Popularity,
- Money,
Pop Star or Pop Performer?
Pop stars tend to be people that have their social lives publicized, for example who they date, who they go to events/work with. Whereas Pop artists seem to typically not be known for much other than the music of themselves or their band.A star is more something that is made as opposed to a specific person. They aren't always coherent (don't always make sense), but people try to understand them.
Common Values of Music Stardom:
- Sexual Magnetism
- Rebellion
- Youthfulness
- An anti-authoritarian attitude
- Originality
- Creativity/talent
- Aggression/anger
- A disregard for social values relating to drugs, sex and polite behaviour
- Conspicuous consumption, of sex, drugs and material goods
- Success against the odds
Star Paradoxes:
Paradox 1:
The star must be simultaneously ordinary and extraordinary for the customer.
Paradox 2:
The star must be simultaneously present and absent for the customer.
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