DJ Kate Lawler ?
- Thread starter Alf
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It is the bottom rung of the celebrity ladder, its the equivalent of Reg Holdsworth comin to open your local Spar! - the only reason people turn up is to see the so called celeb - Shes the last person id want to see either for her DJin skills or the style of music she plays - fact is she has tried everything possible to stay in the public eye in order to make a few quid since BB - we wouldnt even be having this conversation if Johnathon Woodgate hadn't given her the elbow, she certainly wasnt interested in becoming a DJ whilst she had access to his credit cards, we'd probably be talkin about her on that shite new Wags Boutique programme!!!!!
Anyway good luck to her and to anyone who pays money to see her play! :S
she gotta pay for her coke habbit somehow
LOL i would dj for nowt, i dont wanna be known. i just wanna play music.
Now thats passion and if u cant see or understand that then we'll never agree mate
thats me too, not that it gets me anywhere tho:$
Entertainment industry is the only sphere in public life where this nonsense can happen because it’s ruled by the dollar.
Can you imagine....
A doctor who didn't study medicine
A pilot of a 747 with 20 hours flying experience
A soldier who’s never picked up a gun.
Yet we have writers who are little more than mediocre, actors who can’t act, directors who can’t direct and DJ’s who have little musical knowledge.
Blame the public for their apathy and the education system and media for not pushing high standards in the arts, the consequences of which filter out into less known spheres like dance music. Even so the level of cynicism in entertainment continues to reach new low points.
Can you imagine....
A doctor who didn't study medicine
A pilot of a 747 with 20 hours flying experience
A soldier who’s never picked up a gun.
Yet we have writers who are little more than mediocre, actors who can’t act, directors who can’t direct and DJ’s who have little musical knowledge.
Blame the public for their apathy and the education system and media for not pushing high standards in the arts, the consequences of which filter out into less known spheres like dance music. Even so the level of cynicism in entertainment continues to reach new low points.
