Negative Influences of Celebrities on Teens by Alyssa Gauna

By definition, a celebrity means "a person, he has a noticeable image and has some degree of public appeal and influence on everyday media" (Merriam Dictionary). Today, many teenagers do not accurately define celebrities; they treat them as idols, like what to wear, how to date, and future careers. The impact of these celebrities and their social media is obvious. Through this, young people have the opportunity to follow the ideal way of living with the short-term relationships indicated by many celebrities today, drugs, absurd fights, and drinking.

Because young people show their personal image and standard of beauty, they are adversely affected by social media viewpoint. The size of celebrities often influences adolescence. Advertisements in magazines also encourage young people to consider themselves to be regarded as beauty or beauty in some way. Young people should be taught to cherish their talent and beauty. For TV programs and movie programs, I encourage you to use drugs, alcohol and violence on characters. Satisfaction and success of drugs, alcohol and violence makes it difficult for young people to make responsible decisions. Adverse effects of risk behavior taught by parents

Today, many people think that social media will adversely affect young people. Personally I think that there is a negative influence, but there are also plus factors that influence young people. According to a recent survey, "76% of all teenagers are using social media, Facebook is the most important platform and 71% of teenagers use it Snapchat: American teens One third of the young people use Twitter and three others are using Google Plus (Lenhart) A few days ago, my aunt, my 14-year-old cousin Olivia who was monitoring, We talked about the social media we are using, "Social media is also a way for Olivia to gain confidence," she said. California and friends in Florida

Adverse effects of media are widely recognized, but some think that media will have a positive impact on young people and children. Some people think that "media has enhanced the overall knowledge" (Buzzle). However, if you understand that children and adolescents are not suitable for your age group, they will soon aging, which will affect adulthood growth. As teenagers can help to accept technology, others may think that the media is a good resource (Buzzle). Children like technologies like the Internet, but they distract from their academic and other priorities. When children enter too early, they may be overwhelmed by it and consumed. Others may also ask the media to tell them about drugs, gender, smoking, alcohol abuse (Buzzle). Correspondingly, children and adolescents who understand irrational behavior at an early stage may affect their aging process.