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Fame A young musician in a band in Chicago tries to pursue his dream as a lead singer for a famous rock band called “The Fire House”. He gets recognized by the agent in one of his performances and ends up getting the part for the famous rock band. He gains fame and people starts to love him but peer pressure from his partners drags him towards the wrong direction and brings different kinds of trouble on his hands. He assumes that he is having a great time but then he realizes that he is destroying his life and the band is making him become a different person. Eventually, he learns that being part of the The Fire House quite some fun but that’s not who he is. John is a talented lead singer for a small rock band that his girlfriend, Jill, manages and they’ve been doing this for a couple years. He always had a dream to be the lead singer of his favorite rock band, The Fire House. The Fire House had issues with their lead singer during this time which he ended up resigning from the band. It …show more content…
He really enjoyed performing in front of thousands of people but the after party was more overwhelming. There were a huge amount of alcohol, women, and drugs involved at the party. John and Jill are certainly not used to that kind of lifestyle and ended up spending the night half conscious about what was happening. The band partied like this for almost every night as they were on tour. Their life consisted with rock music, alcohol, drugs, and women, nothing else mattered. One day, Jill confronted John telling him that she can’t take that kind of lifestyle anymore so she decided to leave him but John believed that he was having way too much fun so he did not leave. John went on with the band enjoying the life of being famous with unlimited amount of women, alcohol, and drugs not realizing that he just lost a very important person of his

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