jmattbassplaya said:
How sad is it that we live in a world where if you don't have looks you better have talent to, seemingly, make up for your other shortcomings?
It's really not that sad, it's entertainment.
People in general are looking at it because they want to be entertained in order to be entertained certain feelings need to be stimulated.
People are relatively forgiving if someone is not pleasing to the eye but still can sing incredibly well, look at that Susan Boyle lady, absolutely unattractive but has the voice of an angel and people are willing to look past her looks to appreciate her talent.
Same goes for someone that looks gorgeous and is so pretty it makes your chest hurt to watch them do anything, but can't sing very well.
People are willing to overlook a bit of a lack in talent to appreciate an aesthetically pleasing person, or someone who offers a killer personality.
But if you have absolutely zero talent, can't sing to save your life, a dry personality, can't captivate people's interest no matter what and on top of that look funny too what's sad about the fact that people don't want that in their face for their entertainment? Entertainment is supposed to please certain senses and in order to do that certain things need to be going on in one area or another.
And hell even that's not true and it's further proof that our world deserves a little pat on the back for being caring, look at William Hung.
No talent, no looks, in fact horrible talent, horrible looks and the guy was selling thousands of albums and had a huge following after his appearance on TV.
People as a whole are not as bad as some would like to portray them to be. Give them a little credit.