Personally I believe that an artist's work should be judged separately from their personal lives. No matter how an artist may appear on the outside, if a person were to take a close look at their personal life, they would likely find something repulsive or damaging to the artist's image. A great example is that of Michelangelo de Caravaggio. Renowned as one of the greatest painters of all time, his art seems to lose its appeal when it is revealed that he was a murderer. And though Michelangelo may not be the best example for the current era, the same idea applies to today's artists. If at any point and artist makes a mistake and says something vulgar, or participates in a vulgar activity, all of their work becomes scrutinized and eventually
