Easy.

'Why in the world would anybody put chains on me?'
No idea who it's by but it's from the song Easy. The one that goes 'I'm easy like Sunday morning.' I think it is an amazing song.
You know when you find one of those songs that you can just chill too and it goes in but doesn't come out. It is one of those songs that everybody knows and everybody remembers. When it comes on the radio everybody sings along and when you sing it everybody says 'Oh yeah I know what you're talking about. It's a song that no matter what musical genre you listen too you will know the song. It is is just one of those songs.
But think of the artist behind that. They will be completely ecstatic that they have a pot load of money from a really big record and because they are so famous. Or they could be really depressed because their fame and money make them isolated from the rest of regular society because they could have started out as your average Joe. Like Robbie Williams :)
When people say 'I want to make it big, I want to be famous' are they actually prepared and in the know about what might happen to them? Do they know they could be ripped to pieces and burnt alive or put on a pedestal? Are these people ready to take a huge risk, putting themselves in the limelight and everybody knowing their business?
John and Edward from X factor are a perfect example. X factor is generally a perfect example. They go on stage every week, last weekend wearing outrageous clothing that people get killed for wearing; the girl called Sophie who got killed for being a 'goth.' And they were kept in the competition even though its not hard to see that they have a very small amount of talent and that a bloody monkey could jump around and shout to 'We will rock you' with a fake leather jacket and eyeliner. They are pretty much making a mockery of people who actually dress like that and the whole music genre and making fools out themselves in the process. You only have to look at your Facebook news feed on a Saturday night to know they are not really liked. But in contrast, look at Leona Lewis. She made it. She doesn't need a huge explanation.
Being put in the limelight is a massive risk and works for only a small amount of people, even for people who win the X factor.
Artists are people too, but we idolise them and love them so much they are segrageted and have to form thier own comunities. Give it 10 years and Leona Lewis will be living up in Beverly hills with all the rest of the celebrities becasue she will not know what else to do from all the pressure of society.
Is being famous a good thing or a bad thing?
Can you name any really really famous people who integrate themselves in regular society?
Great song line though.