More scandals?

It all started with a kiss..



Between Micheal Jackson and his wife(then) Lisa Marie Presley at the VMAs in 1994, which unfortunately wasn't towards their advantage, as their marriage ended after 5 years of being together.


BUT..

Seeing that the paparazzi got such a good shot at it, and that it was the talk of the town, for a LONG time, Madonna became competitive. She not only locked lips with Britney Spears, but Christina Aguilera as well!

I bet while kissing them, she'd be thinking: "Hah! One more than Micheal Jackson!"

Obviously Justin Timberlake (Britney's Ex) was happy at all. But who cares?
All three of the girls had gotten more fame than anyone else in the World!!



More and more artistes were in need for fame and many tried various ways to steal the attention back, and have the paparazzi leech onto their skin. Almost everyone tried, and failed. All, except Paris Hilton.




Who managed to "leak" her sex scandal all over the web. Not only was she pleased, but she seemed excited at the fact that the paparazzi were producing a cacophony of clicks, shouts, screams, microphones; everyone was after Paris Hilton.


Singapore, being very competitive, and having a "everything must have" attitude, had been competing with America for a long time. It started with American Idol. Singapore, being competitive and cosmopolitan, started not only Singapore Idol, but Campus Superstar, Project Superstar, Superband, Vasantham Star, and Anugerah.


Thus, it was not surprising to see Singapore with one of it's very own sex scandal "leak" onto the net. And who else but to send "Tammy" to do it.





This definitely caused a stir in the World wide net, but it was not going to end there.


Because Hong Kong decided to be part of this, and sent Edison Chen to "do his magic".





He "leaked" not one, but MANY videos of his scandals with many of his past girlfriends.
Thus, winning the title of getting most fame on him.



It was quite for a couple of months. But soon after, Vanessa Anne Hudgens could not take the silent awkwardness anymore, and so "leaked" her nude photos that were only meant for her boyfriend, Zac Efron.




Britney was speechless and freaked out that no attention was at here, and so, she decided to shave her head bald.




China decided to take action and sent "Xiao Yun" to do her thing.

This of course, involved donations and lots of skin. Oh, and hairy armpits.










But fear not Singapore, "Sun Tan" is here to save the day!





Why does she beat Xiao Yun in this?

This week, being the Singapore First Ever Night Race, everyone should be crazy over it right? But, here comes the twist. If you go check the net, you'd realize it's not the F1 people are searching for. Instead it's "Sun Tan"'s scandal everyone is searching for, despite this week being the week of the F1 Race! So the title definitely goes to her.


What's going to happen next??
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But on a serious note, I'm pretty concerned. And I don't seem to be the only one. People since "tammy nyp" times had already raised questions about the future generations.


(Taken from tammynyp.blogspot.com)





















These incidents have not only made teens appear stupid, but showed the world that teens cannot learn from others' mistakes. With the modernization going on around the world, things are bound to happen, and that includes leakage of sex tapes. Apart from encouraging youths to create more sex tapes (due to the fame and attention given), this incidents has also shown that youths not only disrespect their bodies, but also are incapable of making Right decisions in Life.


Despite being a teen, I am disappointed at the rate of teenagers doing stupid things for mere entertainment.

A plea to all youths, stop embarrassing your family, yourself and more importantly Youths of the world.

Blogging = Good or Bad?

The post today, is about blogging: Is blogging good or bad for you?

We live in a world where people tend to focus more on the bad side of things than the good. The internet, for example, has been a hot debate to whether it causes harm or benefits you.

When children don't do well in their studies, parents tend to blame the internet, and computer games for the bad results. Parents always ground or "ban" their kids from using the computer till they achieve better grades. But who or what is to be blame? Shouldn't the kids be blamed for not working hard enough, and neglecting schoolwork for games? Or should the schools, or even parents be blamed for continuously stressing out the kids, causing them to "freak out" or be rebellious?

Blogging is another big issue.

People gain fame (in a good way or bad) from blogging. Some, even benefit from their blogs because it not only brings them fame, but fortune as well.

I for one, don't necessarily blog for fame nor fortune, but for the mere fun of it. Blogging has been a useful tool for me, because not only does it expand my creativity, it also enables me to search for things/issues to blog about. I also blog-hop frequently. Thus, by doing so, I can update myself on all the latest buzz, be it in the entertainment industry or worldwide catastrophes. I'd say it's a rather interesting way to update ourselves.


On the other hand, a lot of people, including my dad are not huge fans of blogging. My dad thinks that it causes corruption of minds just from merely clicking from blog to blog.

Some blogs,true enough (it's either they want to gain fame from this sort of stuff or they think it's cool posting them) post about sex scandals and nude photos. People had posts about Paris Hilton's sex tape, High School Musical's Gabriella (Vanessa Anne Hudgens) nude phots.There were even posts about Singapore's very own sex diva: Tammy aka NYP scandal. I bet there's going to be more.

Posts like these not only bring unwanted attention to the victims(but I think Paris doesn't mind) but also to the fellow blogger who posted it. But it does increase you traffic flow though.Come on, who wouldn't click on a post with a title: "Crazy hot sex tapes and nude photos!!!"? Majority of us would, and to worsen things, amateurs who try hard to be accepted by fellow friends who have watched it, would click on it too, just so that they can be "cool" too, and discuss it together.


It's posts like these that are being circulated around and innocent minds and eyes are stained with "bad stuff".

So, is blogging good, or bad for you?