Brand Bibles
Fake character arc.
Some stars want to program their fans to think what they think and to copy what they do. They desire unquestioning devotion.
They don’t create a brand, they create a religion.
They want to train people with thought control into thinking what they think. They train fans to want the celebrity to like them and to people please or to be codependent to them and to be what the celebrity themselves approves of… even politically. Some male stars change their appearance so that they are not as “sexually threatening” (ever so directly said to me) to little girls. Other stars train little girls to want to be like them, to act like them or to have the same religious or political views that they do to assist political parties, or to want to be them or to be someone that the star themselves approves of. They say what is cool and correct and they ridicule the true Bible or religion itself. Because if you are religious then you won’t wholeheartedly devote yourself to a celebrity as your God. They want to replace God himself in a religion of self.
They should never let somebody with an academic background into a room like that, because I want it to become a point of academic discussion.
You see what they do in branding… there’s such a thing called “brand evangelism”… and in TV series we create a “Brand Bible.”
Brand evangelism creates a culture of religious devotion to a product usually some sort of good not a service (such as going to a concert.)
Now people usually talk about “product” and not “profiles”. Brand evangelism is a product concept … like Cabbage Patch kids, Beanie Babbies…. Or modern equivalents. They create a world to drop into, they create a character “universe” and we are supposed to express our devotion to some brands.
Some people want to create profiles in life, and usually they are people who want to be celebrities. Fewer rich people have need for or want a profile because their business profit is not contingent on a brand profile or on their narcissism or their need for attention.
The same thing is done with celebrity branding.
When somebody is creating a television series or Netflix series they have to create something called a “Series Bible”. In a series Bible we have the character arcs of each person, we have the tropes.
We might have a boy meets girl, boy loses girl.
We could have situations such as a character arc, where there’s a redemption arc written in (falsely for likability to to escape charges… and popular after the advent of Me Too and Cancel Culture) where they create a situation that the character is going through …a transformative process, and there are “pinch points”. These are transformative plot points when something occurs and then we resolve that something. So they will fake create a resolution or create a false push/pull or attraction narrative … they will write attraction in as a necessary lie for male and female stars.
When we look at troping, we could have things in hidden, and some stars plan redemptive character arcs to escape charges for harassment and fraud.
We have “romance tropes” such as a “hidden heiress” (that’s what I was in the room), a “hidden titles” (a distinguished upper class person), a “boy gains the world”… heck aliens could land and someone could secretly be an alien.
So that is the interplay. The push and pull.
Celebrities nowadays when they can’t rely on the ongoing quality of their work create false antics and a “universe of caring for them and caring about what they think”…. Over and above what educated people think and even what we ourselves think.
People with critical thinking skills could argue that some people are not seeking debate, intelligent interjections and to enlighten the public with rare information but to … (because we are not to forget that actresses started Me Too)…but to control people, to inspire unnatural devotion or even to obstruct justice.
But many female popstars hide men who are troping who are other women’s perpetrators. Some singers desire brand devotion and worship and they see the public as their narcissistic supply, who should be in servitude, who are their to (ever so specifically said to me) “to service their needs and to serve them with their money” and not as their artistic appreciation club. Your work should speak for itself and not your branding.