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Cons and Stars: Conventions, Not Convicts
Posted on 10/29/13 at 10:22 pm
Posted on 10/29/13 at 10:22 pm
So what percentage of stars enjoy Cons? It's no secret that they can make bank from those events both in publicity and media events, to straight up pay for attendance and autographs.
I've never been to one, and I find it courageous that some people can show their nerdiness unhinged in public and in front of the very people they adore a little bit too much.
Thoughts?
I've never been to one, and I find it courageous that some people can show their nerdiness unhinged in public and in front of the very people they adore a little bit too much.
Thoughts?
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Posted on 10/29/13 at 11:14 pm to Freauxzen
I've been to San Diego Comicon once, I'll never go back. It wasn't the stars, the lines, the price, or even nerds.
The smell, nothing anyone will ever tell you would prepare you for that smell. It's full of overweight nerds in costumes that make them sweat three times more than normal and they probably haven't bathed or slept in 24-36 hours.
Add to that the mass of humanity means viruses spread like wildfire there. It can't be something that stars look forward to. I mean MAYBE if they only do panels and don't interact with people but then people would call them sell-outs.
The smell, nothing anyone will ever tell you would prepare you for that smell. It's full of overweight nerds in costumes that make them sweat three times more than normal and they probably haven't bathed or slept in 24-36 hours.
Add to that the mass of humanity means viruses spread like wildfire there. It can't be something that stars look forward to. I mean MAYBE if they only do panels and don't interact with people but then people would call them sell-outs.
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