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Nobody Loves You Like I Love You
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Welcome back to Saucy but Sweet with Ali McPherson. Here is something I’m sure every listener will be able to relate to: being a fan. Now there are various ways of being a fan; it could be simply keeping tabs on when you’re favorite artist drops a new album and immediately downloading every song, and going to every concert that artist performs, or ou could be a more extreme fam, who sets up a page dedicated to that artist and keeps tabs on what every single person says about that person online, taking matters into their own hands if they feel said artist is being disrespected. Does that sound like you? If not, what kind of fan are you? As a society we tend to put a lot of pressure on artists to be the type of artists that we want to emulate, and to switch it up, but also be the same person we fell in love with. That’s a lot to ask from people we know intimately, let alone people we never met. This week we are joined by multimedia journalist Bianca Rosemburt to discuss society’s pressure on celebs and how some take fandom too far.
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