The Effects Of Celebrities On Mental And Physical Health Of Our Youth

Unfortunately, this utopian argument doesn’t account for the countless studies correlating film and television viewing to perpetuated hate and stereotyping, and unhealthy lifestyle choices. Declining SAT scores and library check-outs over the decades have lead critics to believe that film and television are aiding in the international "dumbification" effort, in which individuals are losing the ability to think without direction. This phenomenon is closely related to the more recent "couch potato syndrome", in which laziness, lack of physical fitness and a passive attitude combine, producing the ultimate unhealthy lifestyle that is currently sweeping the majority of modern America. More important, however, are the two great faults of film and television. First, film and television establish false

In the article, entitled “The Impact Celebrities Have on Our Lives,” Deborah King establishes the reasons why being overly obsessed with celebrities can lead to bad habits. To begin with, King points out that everyone is too obsessed with celebrities. The article indicates that the younger the audience, the more likely they will try to be like them and want what they have. Furthermore, King writes that even though there are positive celebrities out there, people seem to be more obsessed with the celebrities that make bad influences on people. In addition, she emphasizes that even though there are celebrities that seem like good role models for their audience, they have a private life that no one seems to know about. As a result, King concludes

How sad if this is actually true, if a celebrity decides to downgrade a teenager for a diasblity they can't control. First off individuals with autism and all other disablities are actually smarter than you may believe. They see this world for what it really is and more. I am tired of people making it seem like being different is a bad thing when actually normality is. A lot of disabled individuals are in college, have a family, and some are wealthy despite they're disablities. For you to point out they're dissimilarity between what you feel is acceptable and what they are is a

Musicians, actors, athletes, and models all depend on publicity from the media. Promotions through magazines, newspapers, concerts, movies, CD’s, sports networks and social media determine their success. Not only do the musicians, actors, athletes, and models depend on social media, but also on the fans. The media allows the public to be involved and interested in what 's happening in different aspects of celebrity entertainment.The influence the media has on celebrity and image selling is very effective in producing successful careers.

Imagine living the life where every step and move you take are controlled by the world. Some people lead their lives where they are watched around the entire world, which means that, all actions that these individuals took are judged by society and communities. People around the world are expecting excellent result and perfect decision from these people. Well, this is how celebrities lives are and their expectation. They do all they can to stay on top and to make differences in their everyday lives. Most of the time the world has the mindset that being a celebrity is all about happiness and wealth. However, there may come time of rejoicing as well as sadness.Celebrity life has negatives effects in people’s lives in numerous ways and those who choose to become celebrities they should be aware of these effects before they choose this fuel.

The extent at which media effects society has been up for debate as more research has be conducted. Some believe that media can control what we think. This idea is known as the powerful effects theory. It stated that consumers would absorb everything the media put forth without control or the ability to reason it. Many however disagree with that early model leading to an opposite extreme theory called the minimalist effects theory. This theory included that we don’t believe what the media says, but rather people we respect. Furthermore, some minimalists will claim that we are overloaded with information so much so that we exhibit an effect called narcoticizing dysfunction. The idea of narcotizing dysfunction suggests that are so overwhelmed with media

Now in today’s society people view T.V, go on social media, and view movies more than they interact with one another. This increases the media in general and the whole society. People’s behavior are very much influenced by what they see from movies or television. With that being said entertainers, directors and creators of T.V shows should be monitoring what they are releasing to the public to make sure it is nothing that will harm the consumer in a negative way. Most of these producers, actors, and writers target the youth which can be very dangerous because how it can influence children.

The world has been improving faster and faster every day. It has brought about many things. One of them is the fact that there are many celebrities around. There is not any clear data that can show how many celebrities there are in the world. They can be anyone, they have many jobs, and they are famous. With the development of modern technology and social media, they now have been influencing people of every age, especially youngsters. They create new trends in fashion like wearing new clothes or styles and that makes the youth crazy, then, they follow them. Moreover, they spend a lot of money to buy expensive clothes to be like her. Because of this and many other reasons that people think celebrities have bad effects on tweens and teenagers. However, they still have some good effects. Like Emma Watson – she is not only a famous actress but also a famous feminist. She decides to stand for and support woman all over the world. She becomes a motivation for many young people. They think and try to be like her, try to support feminism for a better society. So, as the following statement state, celebrities both have negative and positive effects.

According to Juliet Schor, TV has been considered as a promoter of consumerism or TV is a popular alternative way to costing a lot of spending such as concerts, restaurants, and shopping. Therefore, the more TV a person watches, the more he/she will spend. In other words, what we see on TV every day inflates our sense of what’s normal or what’s not, and what we should be buying just to look like the lifestyle in TV. Ironically, the lifestyle depicted on TV are far different from the typically Americans’ lifestyle, because those characters in the TV are upper-middle class with glamorous clothing or even the rich people. Besides, watching a lot of TV leads to a significant increase in crime rate. The most important crime is larceny. Because by watching those products on TV made people who didn’t have that want to have and led to steal them. Likewise, by watching the TV, people have imbedded themselves in the unbearable lifestyle, which is filled with tennis courts, private planes, swimming pool, private cinema, private gym and separated vacation homes. By seeing these things, people start to feel the need to spend more than what they should, and care less about the consequences they’re about to face.

Did you know that conservative estimates suggest a person will receive up to 400 persuasive appeals from marketers alone in a single day? In the didactic articles “Celebrities for Sale” by Mark Bittman and “Smoke Signals” by Carl Stoffers, the influence of the media/ glorified personalities on today’s youth is delineated. The media is taking advantage of teenagers today to sell them unhealthy products such as cigarettes and effervescent drinks.

People go through countless measures such as dieting pills, eating too little, or working out too much to make their body shapes resemble the ones pictured on the cover of magazines or Instagram posts. Kylie Jenner, famous teen beauty influencer, has several pictures of her online slyly eating a gummy bear by the brand name Sugar Bear Hair, which endorses long and thick beautiful hair. People across the world see this and they want to look and be like them, and so people buy these products or go through workouts and procedures to look the way people deem is socially acceptable. What celebrities do greatly influences younger generations. A factor with celebrity endorsements is that the celebrities do not have to be fans of what they endorse, they are earning thousands of dollars for taking a picture with the products that they are endorsing. They are also paid thousands of dollars to tweet preconstructed, public relations made, 140 or less character tweets on twitter. Celebrities that send this out, either a tweet or photograph, are instantly seen by millions of people across the world. Celebrities have trillions of followers on social media; one could only imagine the impact that these people have on society. For people’s favorite celebrities, there are little notification buttons that can be turned on so that a person is instantly notified what their favorite influencer is doing. Celebrities influence what people post on social media. Everyone wants to have that “tumblr”

In addition, television provides us with perfect entertainment for every person’s taste, starting with cartoons and ending with adult movies.Even the parents begin to teach their children to watch television in their early childhood because of the thought of itis a good way to develop their children. Sometimes people forget that watching television does not always carries only positive aspects. A negative relationship exists between the amount of time spent watching television, children and adolescent’s health status, including overweight, school and verbal performance, perceived cognitive and attention abilities, violence or bullying. Negative effects of this activity becomesa quite obvious fact. As the consequences, it affects human physical, mental and social health in a very destructive ways. Besides that, watching too much television can lead to physiology and psychological

Teen Mom, Keeping Up With The Kardashians, Geordie Shore and the list goes on and on. Who is not familiar with one of these famous TV shows? It is relatable, entertaining and easy to watch. But is everything true? Especially for teenagers who are easily influenced, is this a big issue. Millions of teenagers tune in to watch their favorite reality TV show every day (C, tiley, 2016). Which- according to research of Logan, M (2016)- results to different behavior. This paper will show the negative effects of reality TV on teenagers. The arguments are: teenagers believe that reality shows are mostly real, reality TV leads to bad behavior and teenagers see reality stars as the perfect role models.

The idea of having a role model is something society loves to champion. Kids should have role models, and adults should strive to be worthy of such a duty. Kids that don’t grow up with strong role models and mentors are almost expected to fail; without footsteps to follow exactly, kids are incapable of, or at least unlikely to, achieve anything worth of substance. In the same breath, people advocating the importance of role models condemn the expansion of celebrity in today’s society, claiming that they influence youth poorly and don 't set a good example for younger generations. But celebrities are the very people that young children are most likely to use as role models. So, how and why does this relationship between celebrities and youth exist?

The world as we know it in the 21st century is consumed by advertising. Everywhere we look, everywhere we go our eyes are continually be exposed to some form of advertising; televisions, media, magazines, bill boards and shops are some examples of places where we gather information from certain types of commercial advertising. Our lives are ruled by screens; it is inevitable that during our daily lives we are going to experience a sponsored ad, a TV commercial or a sexy, skinny model on the front of a mag. All these advertising elements may seem positive, may it be the pretty colours, gorgeous people, catchy phrases. These potential positive things are having a negative effect on youth health, as the unhealthy, unrealistic images portrayed are brain washing our younger society into unhealthy habits and ways of living.