Some people think that chasing stars is a private matter, but now a teacher has brought chasing stars into the classroom. A primary school teacher in Suqian publicly organized the entire class to dance to support the idol star Xiao Zhan, and even recorded a video and posted it online. Subsequently, the local education bureau held an admonishment talk with the principal of the school, and the school suspended the teacher involved. The teacher involved also wrote a letter of review.

But afterwards, let us see what the idol whom the teacher supported said: "I hope everyone will put their studies, work, and life before chasing stars. Study hard, work hard, and do your best. own responsibilities and obligations, abide by professional norms and industry bottom lines” and specifically mentioned, “I don’t need support.” This is undoubtedly a "slap in the face" for teachers who organize students to chase stars.

There are many terms in the star-chasing fandom that outsiders don’t know. For example, a term that has been very popular recently: contact lens star-chasing. What is contact lens star-chasing? In fact, it is easy to understand. We usually wear them. There are three types of contact lenses: daily disposable, monthly disposable, annual disposable, and they will be thrown away when the time comes. The same is true for many people who are star-chasing. If they like one star, they will fall in love with another star after changing a drama. This is called contact lens star chasing, so what other common ways of chasing stars are there?

Buddhist star chasing: don’t pick up people, don’t participate in fights, don’t participate in quarrels, don’t control comments, don’t fight against gangsters , a non-challenging, ordinary way of chasing stars, the Buddhist style is not only reflected in all aspects of life, but also reflected in the love for idols!

Military training-style chasing stars: Eat sugar slower, It just can’t keep up with the speed of output. I’m very tired, but I still wish I could live on Weibo 24 hours a day. The whole person is exhausted but excited, and excited yet exhausted. My body is exhausted, but my spirit is still very active. Just like military training, you are tired and happy at the same time. This is probably the clear and true portrayal of being arranged by the CP that you knocked on.

First love chasing stars: refers to the first time chasing stars in life, which can also be called original intention. Although many people now have dual or even multiple responsibilities (like two or more celebrities at the same time), and the celebrities they like have changed one after another, the person they liked at the beginning should always be in their hearts.

Illiterate star-chasing: Compared with the flowery rhetoric and emotional control of educated people when chasing stars, illiterate star-chasing seems emotionally charged but uses vulgar and monotonous words: ah ah ah ah so handsome ah ah ah ah Ah, I love him forever. Of course, this does not mean the student’s academic qualifications. Maybe it's possible that I was just obsessed with idols for a moment. Then, all the things I learned in nine years were wiped out in an instant.

Militarized star chasing: Usually you are pulled into a group. In addition to daily check-ins, the group organizers will rush up and fart a bunch of rainbow farts when the idol is praised; the idol will be in the group day and night after releasing a new work. cut, as if earning military merit. I didn’t join the star-chasing group, I joined the support camp.

When the obsession with chasing stars gradually becomes unbalanced, things begin to develop in an uncontrollable direction.

"Except for my brother, nothing else matters!" "I don't care, whatever my idol does is right."

Such statements are very common among fanatical fans, and outsiders You will feel stupid,

But if a person only sees an idol and only has a strong desire for this person in his heart, then other frames of reference will disappear, and it is easy to fall into an extreme cognitive mode.

Obsession may also continue to increase in the projection of fantasies and self-awareness, leading to morbidity.

Precisely because fans’ obsession is one-way and feedback from idols is extremely scarce, even the smallest actions of idols will be interpreted by fans as a large amount of information.

A small expression or a small joke from an idol is enough to drive fans crazy.

At the same time, fans will place more and more of their imaginations on their idols, greatly amplifying his personality traits: appearance, love, hard work, pursuit of perfection...

The existence of idols completes the materialization of fans’ innermost desires.

In this way, the obsession with idols changes our perception of reality.

It sounds a bit cruel to say it, but many times we really rely on our imagination to chase stars.

If this is a self-entertaining star-chasing, everyone can play their own way, and it will be mutually beneficial and not affect each other.

But the reason why things have reached the point where "no one is spared" today is because self-pleasure has broken through the boundaries.

Fans using their social status dominance to satisfy their personal interests is a form of power-seeking.

The reason is that the obsession has gone too far.

Fanatic fans have completed their own alienation, and the reality of chasing stars dominates all other realities of life.

While giving all of yourself to idols without restriction, you also harm the lives of others because of the transgression of the private and public realms.

This is the reason behind the emergence of illegitimate meals.

Some people say that chasing stars is essentially a kind of self-projection, self-imagination, or imagining an intimate relationship, or placing a sense of security, or projecting on him or her something that one envies but cannot get. character.

Every fan has his own way of interpretation, just like a thousand readers have a thousand Hamlets in their hearts.

Perhaps this is the origin of the unwritten rule of "enclosure and cuteness" - you don't understand me, it doesn't matter, I respect that you have your own space.

But now, many fans' "love" is achieved by hating the so-called "opponent" and "next door circle".

Excuse me, is this still what you call "love"?

In the past, the era of star chasing was not as crazy and market-oriented as it is now.

When we were young, chasing stars was something we could do alone.

At that time, we listened to his tapes with headphones, copied the lyrics of our favorite stars in a special little book, and shared the joy of chasing stars with our best friends.

At that time, everyone chased stars by buying posters and albums, and made a vow, "I will make money to watch his live show in the future!"

At that time, there were not so many Capital operation, traffic responsibility is not much, but there are many real artists.

At that time, chasing stars was not everything in life, but we grew up healed by many good works.

Later, chasing stars turned into a group carnival and formed a strange circle.

Nowadays, when surfing the Internet, we are more and more likely to be involved in some inexplicable vortex of public opinion. It is really difficult to feel the pure joy of chasing stars.

In today's star-chasing circle, doing data, investing, controlling reviews, and making money...etc. have become the norm.

I like to become complicated and change. It became a big burden.

“Will I be kicked out of my fandom if I don’t make money?”

“Will I be defined as a prostitute if I don’t buy endorsements?”

“ Is it wrong to like someone and only pay for his works? ”

“I don’t have money, am I not worthy of chasing stars?

It is true that fans pay for their idols. It's a natural thing.

Don't forget, fans are also people, and fans are also consumers. Whether you have money or not, you have the freedom to choose. It doesn’t matter how much you spend.

Don’t let moral kidnapping hinder your pursuit of stars, and don’t hurt your pure sincerity.

Follow stars rationally and let this love grow. Pure.