07.10.08

Today we talked a lot about media.  In the end our discussion had swayed to how “perfect” media makes celebs seen.  I think some people were against this, but I personally think it’s good that media does so.  I would not watch a tv show with fat/ugly people in it.  By putting “perfect” people on tv, people are influenced to want to portray the same image.  Which is good.  If you’re fat, you should feel bad; being fat is not okay, really, stop shoving McDonalds down your throat and drving everywhere.  When you look at skinny and pretty people, you should want that for yourself.   And everyone can achieve that.  Buy some makeup, cut your hair, and lose a lot of wieght.  It looks better and it feels better.  Anyone can look good it just takes effort.

Also, off topic but… if you’re fat do not go to shows and attempt to get close to the stage or mosh.  You take up too much room and cause injurys.

Surfing the net, for styles…

We went on the net looking for teens and their styles… Some of the sites I visited were “Rolling Stones”, “MTV”, and others. All the styles that I seen were almost the same as the ones that I have seen on the streets, but the only difference is that the styles from the street are not as perfect as the ones from the media.

spies in a box

Today we discussd the stereotypes on teen culture that mrketers use to make their “perfect” teenagers to sell their products.