Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Adam Levine's Really Bad Day and Why We Shouldn't Care
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Adam Levine,
I hate this country,
Maroon 5,
The Truman Show,
The Voice
I love Adam Levine. I respect him immensely. I respect anyone who isn't afraid to speak their mind on issues that others find offensive and shocking because they don't want to face the realities of the world. Unfortunately, Adam often gets a bum rap when it comes to the things he says. People tend to look on the surface and not beneath what is stated. People more than not fail to comprehend his often misunderstood humor. Many are ignorant when it comes to seeing the amazing human being that he truly is and all the good he and fellow bandmates, Maroon 5, accomplish.
Why am I bringing this up? Well, in case you missed it, Adam Levine has been trending pretty much all day concerning a comment he made on The Voice saying "I hate this country." Well to be honest sometimes we all hate this country, or hate the government, or other people. That's not the point. This comment was one that wouldn't have probably even been noticed if the media didn't catch it and run with it. I suppose that's what they live for: waiting for people to act human and say things out of frustration ( as Levine has said the comment was made in.) Without our humantiy, our world would be like living in the Jim Carrey movie The Truman Show. We would be watching our words, acting a certain way and not truly living or saying what we feel whether it be considered appropriate or not at the time.
I feel just terrible that Adam had a bad day on The Voice and apparently a worse morning after, but it doesn't affect us and we shouldn't keep badgering him about it. Let it go, move on and free him from his Misery. See who a person is before you start to judge them by their frustrations and humanity.
photo credit Yahoo News
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I agree. This was blown WAY out of proportion. Everyone has said exactly that at some election or another. Other celebrities have said way less understandable comments about the US (Johnny Depp, Marion Cotillard, etc.) and they probably actually meant it.
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