American Idol: The American Dream or the American Exploitation?

In the spring of 2009, I won the highest free high school that is most likely to be the next idol in America. I am honored to receive an award - winning T - shirt before the entire graduation class. However, my future has never imagined a real show. Especially not a wasteful judge Simon Cole performance. Fox 's "American Idol" phenomenon lasted ten years since the premiere in 2002. Even if calls retire, this phenomenon is still very popular. I heard that 29.39 million viewers will announce the 10th American Idol and the winner of the latest season with Ryan Seacrest with a 21% increase over the previous season.

The popularity of this program is beyond evaluation. At the end of each season, top 10 players will participate in American Idol Tour and visit cities throughout the country. In addition, everyone can get an "American Idol" experience by starting various karaoke video games and temporary attractions in Disney's world. Despite this momentum, Fox announced that this will be the last season of idols. why? Evaluation of the program has decreased greatly since 2011. What happened in 2011? The first episode of "voice" was broadcast. "Sound" has consistently exceeded "American Idol" in terms of ratings since the first broadcast date. So, what is this program where viewers switch camps?

There is no "American Idol" to find the voice of your writing. Even "American Idol" is not a singer's "American Idol" - most performers have worked hard for years, before the show became a star. You may mostly be a writer as you like the consumer novel's slow labor. Please accept the flow of molasses and enjoy your own development trip. In my writing, I always use two techniques (we talk about them at the end of this article if you are interested), and I am curious about whether this "right" understanding really does it There is it It is a reality thing. We can guess the validity of our sentences again, even to editors, publishers, friends, and even those who intruders call creators of roundtables. (I ask you to find your own validity first, friends).

In 1940, the Editorial of the New York Times stated that when Americans talked about American dreams at the turn of the century, they meant American hope, American desire, America's ideal. In their dreams, they mean American miracles, American fantasies ... America's lies. Consider this as a phrase dating back centuries - the discovery of a recent American dream is a lie. As Adams predicted, every generation needs to relearn lessons of inequality and disappointment This is a kind of innocence that we are constantly losing. In the mid-1920s, Fitzgerald understood what most people remember. What we are constantly losing