Celebrities And Stereotypes

Lots of people want to follow the footsteps of their favorite movie star, celebrity or YouTuber. Not a lot of people want to do what their parents tell them to do. This scenario, as is in most cases, normal. But what if a child looks up to or is influenced by a bad celebrity. What if they want to be like a villain? In this case, the child will probably misbehave often and cause trouble. My brother has been acting mean and has misbehaved lately. I think it is because of the violent and mean shows there are on the internet that influence him.
Your parents know what’s best for you. You have never seen or met the celebrity in person. There is a fifty percent chance of them having a rude and short tempered personality. Your parents know you best and probably better than you know yourself. Afterall, they did give you life. Besides, celebrities do not know your face, or know your name, or personality, or if you even exist. Your parents know all those things. …show more content…
Celebrities are paid to play roles they are not. Your parents do their job of being there for you for free. Say you look up to Emma Swan from Once Upon a Time. Jennifer Morrison is probably not going to act or have the same personality as Emma Swan. Roles people play are not their true personality unless it is a reality show.
So overall, your parents’ influence is better for you than a celebrity’s. Mom and Dad are the go-to people for influences over you. They may make mistakes, but you learn from them not to do that in the future. You get love from them as well as food and shelter to help you survive. Your parents are the ideal choice when it comes to people to look up