Astroworld: How our devotion to celebrities can kill
Astroworld reveals important lessons about parasocial relationships, our humanity, our unrealistic expectations for celebrities, and the deadly nature of celebrity devotion.
Astroworld reveals important lessons about parasocial relationships, our humanity, our unrealistic expectations for celebrities, and the deadly nature of celebrity devotion.
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