>I wanna be a Rockstar>ahh Im actually a Rockstar >help im famo-ack
>>539732780Why was everyone in the 80s on drugs
>>539732780why was early hollywood/famous people all like this? its seen as cringe now but there was so many tropes movies stories about famous hating they were famous or the paparazzi was following me. kek like my life is so hard
>>539732780What causes a rich, handsome, beloved celebrity to kill themselves?
>>539732957>zoomer thinks 1993 washington state is old hollywoodI bet like the rest of your generation you will fight tooth and nail to insist it is true, too
>>539732780Why did Courtney Love kill him?Also. Imagine if he was still around today. I can almost see the twitter posts.
>>539732810Drugs were better then
Courtney had him killed /thread
>>539733059this. this guy loved to act like he didn't love attention.
>>539732810They just get them by prescription now
>>539732810Wait, do you think drugs just stopped at 1990? holy kek
>>539732957In the 1980s you could just corpo job and make itMy dad was a hippie in the 70s and then got into editing shit for the DJ on the radio and then he got hired with no degree to a big corpo jobIt wasliterally that simpleThe "I would trade the fame..... just to be a heckin music guy" shit is because we live in times where people constantly gaslight us about how they're totally making 300k a year with one weird trick and the trick is trying to sell you their substack course, but most people actually make shit money and can't afford things.So obviously gen xers and boomers crying about how good they had it but it sucks because reasons sounds stupid as fuck to us, because they sucked up all the money for themselves and left us with nothing.>>539733059>twitter postsHe would be a bigger faggot than eminem and cry about how hisdaughter is a bisexualso he supports lgbt and shit.
>>539733052>1993are u a millennial or something? this trope started in the 1930s. Hollywood started in 1910s
>>539733059>Imagine if he was still around today.he would be the worlds most unbearable leftard troon
>>539732780people who are overwhelmed by their success are so weirdlike literally just buy a nice home and live a good life bro it's not hard if you made millions
>>539733359His daughter has been getting over 1 million a month for her entire adult life, and that's not even all of Kurt's money, just her share.https://youtu.be/PffBT1SLUBM
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