Essay On Idols

Everybody has things or people they look up to in life, sources of inspiration, role models, or someone or something that they like and find entertainment in. But some of us are more dedicated than others. Some don’t just like people and stuff, they love them truly and zealously. They are greatly motivated by these people or things that make everything feel right in their world. They speak of them constantly because they just can’t take their minds off them. The people who can identify with these feelings are usually termed as “fans.”
The most common subjects of fanatic devotion are artists, bands or celebrities. Majority of the most famous phenomenal idols have fans that amount to millions and followers so diverse that they've come from different

According to a psychologist, fans shouldn’t be underestimated because their hearts are pure thus they love courageously. They do their best to rise against language and cultural barriers. They serve as a symbol of peace and a beacon of hope because unlike most people in the world, they don’t discriminate based on race. They don’t care whether their idols and their fellow fans are from different countries, they will adore and befriend them nonetheless. They show people from all over the world a determination and a persistence that can’t easily be stopped. They don’t give up easily on their idols and are loyal to them no matter what. They are very strong in the inside compared to others, because while loving and idolizing their idols, they experienced setbacks they’ve never experienced before in their lives. They are also sensitive, for they are easily affected by every single incident that happens to their idols. Their willpower is also fervent since they do everything they can in order to buy things that are related to their idols. Furthermore, they have excellent memory because they know almost everything about their idols: lyrics to every song and words to every line even if they don’t even understand some of it. As a generalization, the way fans think are vastly different from others. Their thoughts are not quickly understood by others except by those who have the same interest as theirs (What a Psychologist Says About Fan-girls,