Why Celebrities Are ALWAYS Depressed (Documentary)

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[@whoswhoatheZoo]

Thanks for the insightful vids man. Real shit 💯

[@underland1983]

Arnold Schwarzenegger never get's depressed.

[@Billionaireben]

0:37 Robin Williams was self administered euthanasia, he killed himself because his brain was basically attacking him and nobody could explain why. The media used it to push their narrative.

[@thatoneguyinthemiddle1910]

@@underland1983 sure buddy

[@ferr0x31]

i would be depressed too if i was in a world with scumbags like you spreading russian progaganda and scaming people

[@Exxperiment626]

I'll pick being depressed and rich, anyday over depressed and broke.

[@ik2254]

I'd pick depressed and rich over happy and broke

[@Rittersport88]

You're just a depressed bottom

[@maxmackinlay618]

was that Burt Reynolds

[@lv1543]

@@ik2254 finally. Someone who says the real truth. Im proud of your honesty. I share the same opinion

[@BoredInTheComments]

100% anyone who says otherwise is lying to themselves

[@glitterkeithy4439]

Celebrities stay home and don’t have any friends?? I’ve been living like a celebrity this whole time & didn’t even know it. 💀

[@rubenlaracuente8991]

SO TRUE😂

[@mariejoel2765]

😭

[@__rm307]

Had the same thought - guess I’m made for fame huh? lol

[@maynardbecker4613]

You’re funny

[@lebogangshovhote473]

😂😂😂

[@MSHNKTRL]

This reminds me of when I saw Kate Beckinsale at a train station. She gave me a look that said "I just want to get my groceries home in peace, please." I had to respect that.

[@venda1008]

Woow i would have been tempted to get an autograph i like her

[@KrisBryant99]

What's funny is that Kate Beckingsale never seemed like your average celeb but just someone who WANTS to go home hahaha

[@deandeck]

I saw that look from Bruce Willis out getting ice cream with his kids (around 1996)

[@husseinandout3867]

Kate Beckinsale is the type of person who'd say exactly that, and cry afterwards lol

[@hededcdn]

​@@venda1008no class. Leave famous people alone

[@scottsullivan234]

After dating a daughter of a famous celebrity, I realized that at a personal level I prefer to keep a distance from them. Messed up and ungrounded. Life feels like chaos. But then I am happy with just a book, and a picnic basket under a tree. I do not crave crowds or shinny things.

[@abunchahooey]

*shiny

[@jjm8224]

A book and a picnic basket under a tree and a beautiful blue sky is my idea of a blissful life.

[@transitionsnc]

I agree. There's a lot to celebrity life that people don't know about. It looks shiny from the outside but the reality is very different.

[@bigredmachine510]

After spending 2 years as a bodyguard, I can confirm this. I learned after being around celebrities is that they are human beings at the end of the day. Most want to be treated like everyone else and will respect you for being nice and not acknowledging their fame. I personally only ever wanted to be rich, but not famous. I would disappear after making my billions. I would hate the attention of fame.

[@eric203kid]

Money without fame is a dream of mine. Hopefully one day we both can have it bro.

[@qhuizatlantis8484]

Same mindset privacy is priority

[@scroopynooperz9051]

Knock up a Rothschild's woman 😂

[@kamn1]

They got what they wished for. Cant handle it? Too bad kiddo the deal is done. And its not that hard to hide your identity in public, dont dress in gucci first of all. Many of them plain dumb or playing victim just to get some extra attention they so need. Pay me to get my sympathy beach ahh🥱

[@elcid9054]

Sounds like a bunch of cry babies

[@Spork2]

“I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is ending up with people who make you feel all alone.” - Robin Williams

[@iamnotyu5548]

he soon learned that there was something far, far worse. he developed a brain disease called lewy body dementia. it that had the effect of him having delusions and halicination. he was aware that things he was seeing and hearing were not real but they didnt go away. imagine you wake up from a nightmare but you are still seeing and hearing the nightmare while being fully awake.

[@rose7777]

He will be missed ❤

[@nope_no_nunya.]

Oof 💔😔

[@telesniper2]

he didn't hang himself

[@leelunk8235]

@@telesniper2 HE DID YOU CLOWN

[@danielmbc]

I used to work in a famous place where i had a few celebrity clients and i always treated them as normal human beings you can feel that that is what they want you can feel the energy

[@vexomnight3079]

I can confirm this. I worked at a place that attracted a lot of celebrities. I once helped out Paul Stanley and didn't say a word about KISS. He started being cool with me and even introduced himself and started asking me questions. Little did he know that I've been rocking his music since I was a lil shit

[@danielmbc]

@@vexomnight3079 rocking all night and partying everyday!!

[@DeRussellMasina]

Because they are normal human beings 😅

[@WayneLeng]

Most of them are normal. Because they become recognized, people flip out when they see them and believe them to be something special. What is that all about?

[@chitlinjuice]

I don't see how people are so star struck by these celebrities. I've met quite a few at random places and I don't get how people lose their minds like they're not human. It's weird how people act.

[@captain_giacco]

I'm an actor, director and musician and I think this video just changed my life. I've been struggling with my goals and ambitions, coming closer towards them but feeling less good about the perks than I always imagined it would be like while still feeling bad about not being as successful as I aimed to be. This made me think about the way I could pursue my career without needing the great success and attention, but just enjoying the process and projects as they come. This took a lot of pressure off me and made me realize how naive I was in regards to how I imagined the life of celebrities. I thank you deeply for creating and sharing this video.

[@billusher2265]

What’s most bizarre is that despite this so many celebrities think they are experts on everything and it is their duty to tell the public what to believe and how to live.

[@erenyeeagah204]

its cope

[@delectablemimi]

Politics-wise, there is a high chance that celebrities are being paid by political parties to spread political messages. Otherwise, it makes no sense for celebrities to alienate a huge portion of their fans if they are not rewarded for doing so. It seems to work very well in getting their fans are used to be apolitical to become political because of celebrity influence.

[@margaretreefer1145]

Sounds like anybody who's ever shared an opinion on social media. They just get more attention because they have more followers.

[@billusher2265]

@@delectablemimi eh? Celebrities are usually quite wealthy, they’d have to be getting a pretty absurdly large sum to be worth it for them, and I’d also question why they almost all lean left, why wouldn’t republicans pay just as many. I really don’t think this is the case.

[@Ezzzi]

I wouldn't say its a coincidence that all of the celebrities suddenly lean left even though we all know theres a lot of republican voters.@@billusher2265

[@coffeebean7340]

A nurse asked him to sign his private medical paperwork for her personal usage. That sounds like a great way to lose your license and probably sued.

[@thekongstocks]

Who cares, just as long as he/she gets Elvis, Michael Jackson, Taylor Swift, Bryan Kohberger, etc. autographs

[@KarlMaldensNose]

Probably now but I think that happened in the '70s or '80s, which was a *very* different time.

[@maguffintop2596]

Doing that now would be very risky. And it should be. Most of the professionals I knew/know who met 'famous' folk were quite proud that they acted as if they could care less. Far cooler.

[@rigelb9025]

@@thekongstocks About Elvis, I think you're a few decades too late to get that one.

[@rigelb9025]

@@thekongstocks Bryan Kohberger? Do you mean the Moscow @§§@§§!N?

[@marcuscarana9240]

Kate Winslet said in an interview how she was just 20 turned 21 during the filming of Titanic. From being able to just buy a newspaper and milk at the grocer. In an instant, she couldn't do that anymore. She says how her private life instantly vanished at that time. However, she does say she doesn't regret it as acting truly was her passion and she knew what she was signing up for but it was still a painful experience to have that sudden change in her lifestyle and she says at times it almost felt offensive at what lengths the paparazzi would do just to get to her and get a reaction.

[@deleted01]

None of them has truly experienced obscurity. They grew up good-looking, after all. That's why they don't fully appreciate being well-known and loved.

[@marcuscarana9240]

@@deleted01 That's the thing, they're well known but aren't loved. Deep inside they know fans don't "love" them, not really anyway. They know the attention they're having is not because people "love" them for who they are, they just love the idea that they conveyed on screen. The attention and sense of validation is fun and exciting at first but the novelty of it wears off overtime.

[@deleted01]

Superficial adoration still beats obscurity. Most people more or less hide their true self in public anyway. I'd choose being loved for a persona over being treated with indifference any day @@marcuscarana9240

[@youthful6098]

She probably wasn't aware but that's how depression starts. And just like her, I'm in battle with it since the start of my 20s, going for 8years now.

[@user-ij5sp4zv5h]

sorry boohoo thats the most pathetic sob story Ive heard in my life

[@infoforanything6496]

I know it’s weird to hear but tbh you most likely are more happy than your favorite celebrity. At the end of the day, they’re just puppets for the industry, they’re being told what to do, and speak. Fame and wealth comes with a price, and that price is your soul and happiness .

[@imadebouaoun8160]

Yes, A Agree with You

[@kamalasheiress4035]

They are a product of the public.

[@JennyJenny-kz3ud]

​@kamalasheirnah where did u bring this?☠ess4035

[@carbon20xide]

As a current limousine driver, I can confirm every Celebrity I meet wants to be treated like a genuine human being. I have made many personal clients just by pretending not to know who they are. Even their own crews are infested with fans with skills that they need for business. Most sports celebrities I meet are stuck at the age that they became famous, maturity wise. They blow money on chicks with kids they simp for like an 18 would. It quite a culture shock to be so close to their lives.

[@x1k790]

We all want at the bare minimum to be treated like a genuine human that has feelings and emotions like every other human. A legit request in life .

[@roythousand13]

carbon20xide, it is funny that you said, "sports celebrities I meet are stuck at the age that they become famous, maturity wise." Some sociologists say the same thing about women when the first start getting a lot of male attention. They stop maturing mentally!

[@craigpardy6204]

​@@roythousand13that's super interesting, I've never heard that before, but I believe it absolutely. Going by the ones I've dated..

[@donHooligan]

Nipsey was the last superstar that deserved any respect, anyway. (in my not so humble opinion) giving back is very cool. i'm not even a big rap fan, either.

[@chenanigans]

I take the same exact approach as a flight attendant. I fly for a major airline and we have plenty of celebrities in our first class and I always just act like I don't know who they are and treat them like any other Joe Schmo. I genuinely believe they prefer that over someone gawking at them and asking to take a picture with them. To this day I haven't taken a picture with one single celebrity I've had on board and Ive met hundreds of them. I also don't actually give a s*** about any of them so that helps me to not fangirl over them lol.

[@chrisrowe6340]

After spending more or less the last 20 years without any friends and sitting alone at home, I think I'm finally ready for my fame and big pay day

[@Mr.kai1999]

I can give ya a 2 dollar bill

[@RoseHipDipss]

I thought the same thing. Bring on the millions, but hold the fame

[@dwargonedragon794]

Same, but I'm 30 years in. Maybe except the fame, I'd hate that, but if fame is included in the billion dollar$ package then I will still take it. Living poor, depressed, miserable, and doing heavy outdoors dirty dangerous manual labor with the worst-of-the-worst people is no joke.

[@ptbngoc45]

20 YEARS sentenced is indeed a long time.

[@yetagain0]

🤣👍🏼

[@jerryterwase9027]

I'm not really a celebrity but watching this video gave me a bit of relief knowing that I'm not alone in the depression experience which comes not necessarily by fame, but by sometimes having more than enough of everything you need.

[@user-ij5sp4zv5h]

more like it comes from arrogance of not being grateful for the things you have

[@chrisossa2022]

@@user-ij5sp4zv5hon point!!!😉

[@dalefaucheaux9136]

Blah blah

[@marod5552]

@@dalefaucheaux9136 You're an idiot

[@vladn6031]

Depression comes from repressed emotions.

[@PortugueseMACPOW]

I remember being homeless and living in a tent, and then a van. Best time of my life. Corporate work is draining the life out of me.

[@harryharry9602]

So the famous people are upset that they're famous, and non-famous people are upset that they're not famous!!! 😅

[@kasratabrizi2839]

It finally makes sense when Buddha said: The root of all suffering is desire. The irony.

[@taniachara77]

Correct!

[@Guys_Love_Each_Other]

@@kasratabrizi2839 The root of all suffering is unhealthy mindset & unhealthy lifestyle, not desire.

[@lesliewoolnough7871]

You can Take that all the way to the therapist

[@tristankerr3655]

​@@kasratabrizi2839He said that "life is suffering"

[@burnzy3210]

I really don't get the obsession people have with celebrities and acting weird around them like they're not just regular people

[@djbobby224]

Becuase those fans don't have an real friends so they make parasocial relationships with people who never had a conversation with them

[@raulsanches3619]

@@djbobby224 Makes you wonder why females gravitate towards the groupie stereotype

[@luxekook]

It’s because people are attracted to them or think they’re cool.

[@socraticdialogue29.]

It is strange to worship such immoral and lewd people...for heaven's sake they gave Roman Polanski an Oscar.

[@martneb]

Reminds me of two things: Donna Leon doesn't publish her books in Italian, meaning she has her peace in her home country A lot of famous Japanese artists (Mangaka, LN authors, artists, ...) REALLY value their privacy going so far as to wear masks or giving only written interviews.

[@ilonat8373]

Donna Leon is an American born author living in Switzerland. Why Italy is supposed to be her "home country"?

[@martneb]

​@@ilonat8373Hmm, maybe I have confused her with someone else. Like I said there is an author living in Italy but not publishing her books there.

[@Blackoutaurora]

The thing about success, is that it gets really lonely very fast when you reach it. Even in the corporate world, or other industries. Getting up to a certain level can feel so alone. You have to remember that not everyone gets there. And when you're there, it's a whole different world that only a very few people can relate to. So it becomes challenging to find people you can even converse with at the same level. Unfortunately, that's how the world works. And it's not anyone's fault. When you're placed at a pedestal, people perceive you differently, people relate to you differently, and if you want to keep staying there, you need to act a certain expectation that is different from those who are now looking up to you as a hero, as an aspiration, as an inspiration.

[@TechOutAdam]

Every famous person I met looked tired and annoying when I'd even look at them. There's times I didn't even approach a famous person because I didn't want to burden them. There's no benefit in me needing a selfie, video or anything. It won't make a difference in my life. What would make a difference is if I built myself up to a point where I was invited to meet them, interview them or do something with them. That's the only time I care to ever meet a celebrity.

[@Yellow.1844]

Smart

[@Rittersport88]

How many famous people have you actually met though?

[@s.v.848]

💯

[@o.9428]

Some autographs are worth hundreds of dollars. So it would make a difference in your life.

[@estebantia2413]

Best comment

[@audrablue515]

I'd rather be rich than famous. Privacy is really important to me and I couldn't imagine what it's like to have constant randos trying to sue you all the time.

[@zhyondavis8776]

I totally agree bro!! 😎 👍🏾 ❤

[@nothingaboutbehos4458]

💯

[@belle3055]

True😂 as an introvert I would definitely lose my mind

[@jugg9140]

money don't really buy happiness, if you take a deeper look in life you will see that you don't really need these modern stuffs, i'd rather choose poor but with a beautiful hot wife rather than rich with unattractive ugly girl. lol

[@lucyclink9163]

It's the same for some people who are physically stereotypically beautiful / attractive. You feel isolated and invisible inside.

[@experience5988]

I am poor, unknown, addicted and depressed. I tell you, it is worse, beucase there is no other way out.

[@Mr.Coffee576]

Being a celebrity means you will have a lot of people who love you. The problem ? They love you for what you are instead of who you are.

[@elcid9054]

Most people get no love at all so who gives a Fckkk

[@BLUE_OCTOBER-TRIX]

@@elcid9054 I love ❤️ u

[@TimTheHuman-br1nl]

Yes, we always harass the people we love with pictures and by invading their privacy.

[@Blackoutaurora]

Same with leadership positions.

[@gy3940]

@@TimTheHuman-br1nl They can quit this lifestyle. But they don't want to.

[@luisbdaraujo]

Society tells you that music and arts in general aren't "real jobs." And then it arbitrarily gives millions of dollars to a hyper concentrated, unrepresentative portion of artists whose work is often almost entirely ghostwritten. How about we start valuing our local artists more instead? No one needs or "deserves" (whatever that means) to be making millions. Artists, like any other workers, just need to feel valued by society and earn enough to live a decent life.

[@cosmicspacething3474]

Then people started using ai…

[@07Flash11MRC]

And artists don't make nearly as much as professional male athletes.

[@thelovinglight]

great point!!! and all these issues that they're saying come with fame would be negated too if we all were paid well for our work & the disproportionate pay & idolization was done with.

[@alphabeta8403]

9:25 The cost of fame 12:25 Drugs 16:10 Billionaires 19:30 Ideal life 22:30 Working less for high pay

[@austinkerr6197]

Thanks for the inside scoop on celebritys and billionaires. They face issues like us. More money comes at a cost, and treating them normal is completley fine. Putting them on a pedestal or idolizing them is nonsense.

[@Astayunoleo]

All of this makes me respect Keanu Reeves even more. He still lives a simple life even after putting up with all of this

[@Lucidbkeo]

it's hard to hate on the man. he co-founded a motorcycle company simply because he loves them in 2011 and it's still around to this day

[@Sarah-pj4vo]

You beat me to it! I was about to post a similar comment 😊 I don't know how he does it though.

[@japo137]

@@Sarah-pj4vo I don't know how he is able to walk around without bodyguards and fan masses.

[@MeliMeli66]

He is an INFP personality type. They are genuine and authentic to the core. Money and power means nothing to them. They also don't allow themselves to want things. They are kind of like monks in their philosophy towards life. It's also my own personality type. Suffice to say, we have a hard time fitting into this world, keeping up with the need to pretend to be what we are not and to pursue "stuff."

[@crustydinglecherry3451]

Dont be fooled. Keanu is an A-Lister too 🎉

[@brendondevilliers1350]

Why celebrities are depressed: - They get treated like the product they made themselves into. Saved you 25 minutes.

[@chenanigans]

This right here is why I will never have sympathy. But I also won't ever be the one to be all in their face because I don't idolize people.

[@djo_shorts6154]

Exactlyyyyy

[@incurabletrickster1191]

They are whiney cry babies. No sympathy whatsoever.

[@deadhouse3889]

Bingo

[@mundu3]

Exactly. I don't feel sorry for most of them

[@strategic1710]

I don’t think many people would deny that many celebrities are miserable and many more are not happy. The difference between celebrities and most others is they have a certain amount of choice about it. If an actor or musician is depressed they can stop whatever they are doing and go do something about it, whereas most common people just have to live depressed due to responsibility and lack of choice.

[@scotthullinger4684]

The problem with celebrities is that they believe their main purpose and work in life is to be a celebrity. They exist for it. And their emptiness is vastly apparent as a result.

[@hawyadoin1175]

I actually give people like Hayden Christensen respect and Frankie Muniz respect for getting away from Hollywood. Make your millions in a couple years, retire, and still be able to live a fairly modest life with more money than 99% of people will ever see. There are way too many narcissistic celebrities that want that life of luxury at whatever the cost.

[@topgchargers]

Yeah, and their plan is pretty genius and foolproof

[@redflame300]

Sure there are celebrities that want that lavish lifestyle but, after a while they realize their in too deep and end up having to pay more than what they're paid. Debt for them is real and being a slave to a contract sucks.

[@cfoster6804]

Didn't Frankie go crazy though?

[@gm-lv7gf]

i disagree because, except some nepo babies, most of the celebrities have the pressure to finance their own lifestyles but also the lifestyle of many many people around them including family, bodyguard, chefs and all of these. I think its not only narcissism

[@marguskiis7711]

@@gm-lv7gf who pressurize them?

[@xxyanlixx]

ever since I was young, I've always known two things: 1. I wanna be rich, not famous 2. never feel secure no matter how much money you have, otherwise you'll lose your drive in life

[@Bulgarian_supremacist1483]

If the only thing that drives you is money you have to check your priorities power is more important thr most influential figures were never the richest all be it they were somewhat rich it wasnt their main objective it was always power

[@xxyanlixx]

@@Bulgarian_supremacist1483 im not that ambitious. I just wanna live comfortably, not conquer the world. Also, power comes with fame too.

[@bi3azdb56]

Is it working well for u?

[@Bulgarian_supremacist1483]

@@xxyanlixx does it? The most powerful people are bearly known by anyone to be that powerful you have to be smart enough not to become big target or else you wouldnt get there

[@redflame300]

​@@Bulgarian_supremacist1483we live in a capitalist society. Money will always be the end goal because power and control will follow after you obtain it.

[@rollingdudes8859]

I am depressed all the time too, but I would rather be RICH and DEPRESSED than BROKE and DEPRESSED!!!

[@mish0214]

Having everything doesn’t mean you have what you want. Having control over your life is a gift many don’t have. Someone always want something from you , but they are bigger targets.

[@chrisaguilera1564]

I think it depends on the person. Some people who are born narcissist feed off the fame while others are repelled by it.

[@xlixity]

If you're repelled by fame then why the hell did you go to Hollywood? Go be a broadway actor or do indie films then. Can't have your cake and eat it too.

[@DEBO5]

Narcissists are miserable people lol. They just don’t show it in public

[@TheFaro2011]

To chase fame, a ridiculous amount of outside validation, you have to be somewhat broken. I think YT/tiktok highlights this. People with zero talent literally makeup a victim status or bs just to be seen

[@SashaSGraham]

​@@xlixityA lot of people get roped into fame without knowing it. Sometimes it just happens.

[@creekbird_homestead]

This.

[@tacticalmattfoley]

No one is going to feel pity for people who have tremendous wealth. However, people should respect boundaries and show basic human dignity. When I was growing up, my father was a HS football coach. People would come over to our house unannounced all hours of the day and night. I awakened many, many mornings to find people standing on our front porch and looking in through our windows. I grew up thinking everyone lived this way.

[@stevencooper4422]

They also use their influence for the most bullshit "causes" like politics instead of promoting childhood wellness or family stability

[@dukenukem7043]

ppl looked thru ur windows just because he was a high school coach ?

[@augustuscaesar8287]

​@@dukenukem7043 Maybe his dad was very... """"Close"""""... With the kids he coached.

[@Enoo-Wynn]

​@augustuscaesar8287 That comment is really rude and unnecessary. You should be ashamed of yourself.

[@augustuscaesar8287]

@@Enoo-Wynn LMFAO. Welcome to KZbin.

[@getheroutofthetruck]

A really well-made and sharply edited doc. Well done.

[@superhel]

Oppenheimer sucks? Dude, you can't be more wrong than ever before. 🤷🏻

[@robertparsons313]

Even non-celebrities have lost a lot of enjoyment and privacy. Why? Because it's impossible to go to a small party or dinner with friends without being photographed & ending up immediately on FB or other social media with no control over where those photos reside. Guests come to your house and take photos of your bookshelves, furniture, etc...then send that around the world. The world of quiet intimacy with friends is gone.

[@kamalasheiress4035]

So True.

[@kamalasheiress4035]

I think that very fact (that you just mentioned) is the reason more and more “laypersons” are becoming slowly more and more intricately aware of what it is like to be famous.

[@YesThisIsCrass]

Me: *Stays home as much as possible* Living the celebrity life!

[@kamalasheiress4035]

😂

[@janiecel]

I’ve always said I rather be rich and completely unknown. Even being upper middle class and completely unknown isn’t that bad. The amount of creeps who stake female celebrities is alarming! I rather have peace, privacy, safety at a moderate wage.

[@Ping0309]

same

[@adonai4894]

Same.

[@labotraduc8448]

I cherish my privacy so much, and my freedom, that I always thought it must be hell to be famous. I simply don't understand people who want to be known by a maximum of strangers.

[@kamalasheiress4035]

LOL i can hear the rallying cry… “1776! Will commence again if you try to take away my privacy.”

[@pll9000]

Fame is a form of ostracization. Whether you are revered, reviled, or ignored, you're not being treated equally by society. With no one to turn to, feeling like you don't belong leads to alienation.

[@kamalasheiress4035]

choice words.

[@fatsharks]

Sounds like a lotta cope to me. Also, fame doesn't "cause" celebrities to become mentally ill. It amplifies their illness. Money and fame are not inherently bad. Untreated trauma and mental health issues are.

[@Palepetal]

Eh, I'd compare it to being stuck in an abusive household. A person will likely develop depression because of the abuse being inflicted on them at home, once they leave the abusive household their mental health improves. But for celebrities they cannot leave.

[@bossman4749]

These problems develop over time... it's not always untreated trauma or mental health issues.

[@gigachad6885]

Many of them admitted to have done satanistic deals to gain that talent/fame/money. And still a LOT of them are doing satanistic promos and concerts. Now they have to deal with it, they knew what they were getting into.

[@SashaSGraham]

It does. You just can't see past your own dogma.

[@JessiContingenC]

Man this makes me cherish being a nobody on the internet. If you don’t ask paps to take pictures of you when you’re going somewhere and just wanna mind your own business, it seems like slow torture. If I had to walk/drive/commute somewhere to do something and a dozen goobers with Canons just materialize to take pictures of me doing anything, I’d get depressed and insular too. Of course this doesn’t go for everyone considering some relish the attention or get in touch with paps and photojournalists to relish in the publicity. Still, it’s entirely fair to attribute the constant stress of attention and how your outside life is documented to a tee (people bandwagon the brands you wear, the way you walk, what you eat etc.) like you’re a living gossip mag to being a significant factor in deteriorating celebrity mental health.

[@LionhartM]

Fantastic job, man. I dream of making documentaries this good someday. I've been telling people this for years - all human's are subject to the human condition, which entails a degree of suffering and problems. Being famous or rich doesn't exempt one from that.

[@kevink2020]

I was thinking how well this was done myself.

[@mickey875]

They get depressed and sometimes annoyed when people want their autogragph or a picture with them but they also get angry when you dont recognize, care, or show the proper respect they think they deserve

[@anamericanman]

I think being famous is about the worst possible thing that could happen to you. I lived in LA, I never asked anyone for a photo or an autograph, I minded my own business.

[@gy3940]

You probably don't know about the worst things that are going on in this world.

[@anamericanman]

@@gy3940 I"m not comparing it to get butchered in some *hithole country.

[@rodtack8420]

Def not a great life, but there are far worse lives one can have.

[@C1K450]

As a music producer, I can say that this is true. It is to the point that some musicians and artists would rather take all the money that they have and live in a whole other country. Not because they think that there would be anyone there to recognize them instantly, but because other cultures respect a human being's privacy. These celebs taking trips to Japan and South Korea with no one pestering them like in America, especially the paparazzi.

[@elcid9054]

Must be nice to go there. 🤦🏽‍♂️ what are you even saying ?

[@LumiSisuSusi]

Finland is a great place as we don't like getting near other people. Personal space is so highly respected.

[@Whitebeard1111]

Pewdie moved to Japan…

[@chenanigans]

Tina Turner living in Switzerland. This is perfect example

[@karolinakuc4783]

I heard that K-Pop stars have their psycho fans too. It is rather American stars are not so important there for foreign nations so they catch less attention.

[@popcultureheart5116]

"You can't go outside. Everywhere you go, someone wants something from you. Everyone knows you and wants something from you. Every little thing you do is being scrutinized and videotaped. From the way you eat food to the way you walk. You're always on edge. You always have to make sure you're on your best behavior. You're not allowed to be in a bad mood." It's like if you're a token in an unsafe environment. (ex. Black student at a pwi, a queer person at a church camp, a woman partying in a frat house). Nice to know that if I become a celebrity, I'll be used to being scrutinized and alone. 😂

[@kamalasheiress4035]

No but it multiplies. You have to take into consideration the joys of being able to leave town or take a small vacation trip to the islands or another country and have an honest un-bothered *experience*

[@user-to1ns8es1i]

Billionaires have no reason to be unhappy for no reason

[@BangMaster96]

I want to be Rich, but not FAMOUS. I still want to be able to go out in Public Places and just live a normal Life while being able to buy anything I need or want for myself and my family.

[@ML-rs7we]

Let's put things into perspective: would you rather be rich and depressed, or poor and depressed? There are WAYYYYYYY more poor people that have it way worse than these celebs.

[@martinlopez4719]

This video isn’t about competing who’s more depressed 😂

[@ML-rs7we]

@@martinlopez4719 what I'm saying is celebrities should stop bitching. They signed up knowing they have potential to explode into popularity at the extreme

[@donHooligan]

@@ML-rs7we they feel the same things poor folk do if they sick. .....and they have a platform to show what this country does to people w/mental issues.

[@iscadencereal]

I think ur missing the whole point of the video lil bro

[@losrajvosa0078]

They cant out tho

[@gamerguy850]

The craziest part of this video is that u don’t like Oppenheimer.

[@PravitLochan]

Thank you Jake...Excellently compiled documentary!

[@GYMJAX]

All I want is money, fuck the fame, I'm a simple man - 2pac

[@donHooligan]

somebody gotta explain why I ain't got shit. -Napoleon/Tupac

[@d3r3kyasmar]

I’d rather look poor but financially secure. Than to look wealthy but wallet is empty.

[@thepastavatars7939]

Not all that glitters is gold.

[@user-kd5ig3vc3s]

Be rich without the fame that’s my goal

[@tamdsms]

My Dad told me over 60yrs. ago, fame is just a gilded prison with a life sentence, & why. No thank you.

[@Tico513]

It feels like it's getting like that for everyone, I don't go out, I can't something bad always happens, I mind my business and use the extra time I have wisely

[@QuantumTrader-be8wd]

God forbid lawsuits from me and my family

[@T1Oracle]

As an introvert, I always knew I didn't want to be famous.

[@artbytatiana]

me 2.

[@beautyscott7537]

Me 2

[@belle3055]

Just want the money 💰 forget fame.

[@artbytatiana]

@Camrynns I hope you get famous

[@chikamsoodume3601]

I am an extrovert and I am not gonna lie .. I have never wanted fame either . It’s the part where people feel entitled to your life for me

[@Jon-nz3dm]

At my job I've had many famous people come through and I always see coworkers get all excited and freak out. I just don't get it. Do folks not realize that celebrities are just people? Do they not consider how annoying it must be for strangers to constantly try to take pictures with/of them? If you're actually interested in that person, say hi, say something nice, move along. THEY DON'T KNOW YOU lol basically if you can get super rich out of the public eye, then you're winning

[@japo137]

Yes. And I always found it so impolite that most people only want an autograph or photo and then go away instead of saying hi or get a short conversation. Celebrities must feel very objectified. And yes running hysterically to a celebrity when this person is in his freetime is also a nogo.

[@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperor]

Yes and no. A lot of people are smart and adult enough to know what a celebrity is what not. Or they don't care for popular media culture and just shrug their shoulders and say: Who are you? But those people who are really passionate for different types of media will not understand what a celebrity is. Because the media and especially social media raises people to see celebrities as superhumans that have everything that a human can desire. And to be fair: Your favourite band, actor etc. is awesome. Not just because you love what he does. Because they achieved so many things you wish you had yourself. They made it to a certain top level, which is ultra hard. They made a lot of money. They look great. They are usually eloquent, they are funny, they have a good or great presence, they have interesting stories to tell, they work hard for their jobs which demands them to learn new skills, they travel to exciting places, they are often not only actors but singers or have other cool interests. No normal person you will ever know checks so many boxes. Compare all that with your own life.

[@kellywade8275]

@@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperor Uber underrated comment.

[@ayeshak6822]

When you make gods out of human beings who pee, fart, and poop

[@websurfer5772]

"When you are rich, you do not want to be less rich." - Thich Nhat Hanh

[@unklegaz8392]

I lived in SE Asia as a white 6'2" man and got this to an extent. Random people literally lining up to take pictures. I had completely different sympathy for actual celebrities in the US after that; even the ones I don't like. Never having privacy will make you go mad.

[@ahbe9232]

wdym? just because you're tall and white, ppl were annoying you? makes me question myself if i could really live there as tall white dude

[@unklegaz8392]

@ahbe9232 Basically, yea. In certain Asian Countries, )particular China, Japan, as well as more rural parts of Thailand, PHP) White people are very rare and white skin is idolized. They associate white men as rich and successful. That's why businesses will literally hire random white people to pose as CEOs of companies or doctors to market their products. Further, in some parts, white people are few and so you're a celebrity. I don't want to use the word "annoy", even though it did become annoying, because they're just ignorant (in the true sense of the word). But yea, it literally did become an issue where I wouldn't leave my house if I was in a bad mood. Again, just some parts. I live in Thailand and Cebu, PHP now and love it.

[@laaaliiiluuu]

Same, especially in Myanmar when tourism wasn't that present yet. As soon as I crossed the border from Thailand to Myanmar and simply walked on the street people came up to me and wanted to take pictures. They were all very polite in doing so and not like paparazzi so I didn't mind. In the beginning it was even flattering to some extend but eventually I just wanted to visit some Buddhist temple without local tourists taking pictures of me instead of the temple. 😅

[@ahbe9232]

wow interesting I wasn't aware of that, thats quite sad but you can use these bias to your advantage... how these benefited you in professional/business?@@unklegaz8392

[@ahbe9232]

crazy aha are you tall like 6'3?@@laaaliiiluuu

[@Drakahn]

Yea let’s act like the depression isn’t also from all the rituals and stuff done to attain fame

[@christopherdieudonne]

Exactly ! Celebs do *a lot* of messed up stuff behind closed doors that most definitely must contribute to their mental state.

[@netnomad47]

Exactly. There's a price to selling your soul.

[@chenanigans]

Yep, they compromise themselves willingly and there's a price to pay for it.

[@edgarhernandez8003]

​@@christopherdieudonneyes so true. It's got to burden them everyday even if it's just looking the other way sometimes.

[@jessedavis5992]

Bingo, Hollywood is a pit of vipers and pedo satanists

[@learnspanishwithmeadrianas5795]

Something i have in common with these celebrities: having depression😢 but no having money 😅

[@GutzOverFear]

I think it's inaccurate to say money doesn't buy you happiness. It does. But it doesn't let you KEEP happiness. Rich or poor your brain can be unpredictable. And it can turn on you at any moment in your life regardless of your financial situation. Few people are strong enough to fight those demons.

[@brianna_crawl]

Honestly, I don't entirely believe they are ALWAYS depressed and sitting at home and alone. They are constantly somewhere, always posting stories hanging out with loads of people, always looking on fleek, unwinding on the beach somewhere in Europe or doing what they love - singing or acting or whatever their occupation is. Plus the touring part, as much as it is exhaustive it also gives you the insane amount of joy and satisfaction through singing your favourite music, dancing and just being yourself essentially having this incredible connection with people. And while I do understand the bad aspects of fame that were described in the video, I don't think being rich and anxious about your life is much worse than being poor and broke and anxious about your life. The only difference is that regular people can go outside anywhere where no one cares, but they are constantly depressed over not having enough money to provide for themselves and some of em are sad over being non-famous and unnoticed. And famous people dream of being unnoticed and unbothered and scared for their assets. But essentially both parties are hurting here. So...

[@danityvanityinsanity]

You’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t!😅

[@caramelbilquees]

I think the ones who are villinized and bullied by the Media like Meghan Markle, Amber Heard ara

[@SavedByGrace_CitizenEmperor]

There are different levels of fame. Justin Bieber is ultra famous, then there are people who have a more famous name than their face. And so forth. Also I'm sure that celebrities have celebrity friends or even just friends that are working in the industry. For every actor there are like 10 or whatever non-acting people working on set. It might be difficult to invite "random" people to your home but why not?

[@romeokimss]

“on fleek” doesn’t belong in 2024 😂

[@lexieliu5339]

@@romeokimss😂😂😂

[@intention21]

There really should be a law against the paparazzi. If they want to take pics, don’t stalk someone or walk in front of them taking pictures wherever they go. The people who do this truly deserve to be stalked right back or worse. How can a human live normally when this happens?

[@iamnotyu5548]

how exactly would you enforce such a law without violating basic human rights? there are already laws that prevent paparazzi from invading privacy but in public places. You are always subject to being photographed and asked questions. so are you saying celebs deserve the right to violate other peoples rights?

[@intention21]

@@iamnotyu5548 people should treat others the way they want to be treated. If that was taken more seriously, this wouldn’t be happening. Because in the end, many people tend to be too selfish. That’s my point without you putting words in my mouth.

[@dustinduzgames1276]

That's kind of involving the first amendment tough

[@intention21]

We have an inherit respect for other humans to live their life to the fullest. We all the have right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. But the paparazzi is going against that simple rule. Sure there is freedom of press, but the way they do it gets in the way of someone else’s happiness. Am I being fair by saying that? The paparazzi even go to peoples homes to record them. It’s only fair to give people their privacy in their home as it isn’t a public place. It is their home

[@iamnotyu5548]

@@intention21 Indeed, people should treat others with respect, but you specifically said 'there should be a law'...a law which by its nature would be a violation of the rights of all.

[@DungarooTV]

A very revealing, informative and insightful footage on celebrity lifestyles. Well put together too - many thanks for making!

[@timnguyen9689]

Jake love this Video, thank you for working with Arvid sharing perspectives and truths about celebrities, and billionaires, definitely the grass is greener on the other side, and at the end of the day we're all human beings.

[@casketman14]

I go through everything you just said except I’m not a celebrity 🤣

[@HectorLavoe-me4or]

I'm depressed and no friends watch videos all day. Plus I'm not rich so don't feel bad for celebrities

[@joyvandin72]

By this logic…we could only feel bad for the one person in the world who has it worse than everyone else. And nobody else has any right to complain or get any sympathy.

[@johannahypponen6270]

Greatest video that i have ever seen on this topic!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS!🙏🙏❤️🥰👍👍👍👍👍

[@imoliver2822]

It's about dopamine too. If you don't know about this, you'll be always depression. Doesn't matter if you are rich or poor.

[@darkvalue505]

Let’s honest. There is power being famous. Yes, being famous may make you depressed but there is level of respect. A lot of things become free because you’re famous. You’re a commodity. A cash cow. Celebrities who know they will be seen as a product will endure the artificial love and use it to their benefit. Drake is a perfect example. He always seem humble and having fun with his fame. Snoop Dogg is another. Always remain the same and just having fun with it. Enjoy the journey of fame. Once it stops, be a producer or a director. Run an industry. And you’ll be good.

[@IOrion2013]

Great job Jake! I think that people need to stop buying the illusion that celebrity and massive wealth are tied to happiness. Being happy comes from peace and satisfaction with your own life, and really finding joy in the simple things, like family, nature and friends.

[@COLOFIDUTI]

most of these people are already broken inside, the fame and money just amplify the pain

[@nicoleclavel3876]

Money doesn’t bring you happiness. It gives you stability and the ability to have a lot of freedom and things. But it doesn’t equate to happiness. You create your own happiness and have to find meaning in life

[@HYX_INDUSTRY]

Being a celebrity sucks Being rich doesn't. Okay, I got the core message.

[@gregmoore167]

It is amazing how well Keanu Reeves has handled his fame over the years; the single best example of handling fame I can think of!

[@RedSampler]

so true... if you can film him all the time anytime doing basic generic everyday people stuff then there would not be that much interest from the paparazi. sure you can make another picture on day one thousand that keanu takes the subway, or has lunch with the homeless then no one cares after a certain point. ''i saw keanu on his motorcycle today!!!!'' well that,s nice dear he does that every day. i celebs wouldn,t act out so nutty most of the times, getting in and out of relationships all the time, and doing,buying,signing and saying the most ridiculous things then they could have what keanu has. a selfie or autograph from time to time and you can be on your way. what shall it profit a man to gain the world but lose his soul?

[@dominikagibalova6356]

Eyes opening Info. Thank you!

[@sorayalovett2627]

Absolutely great content here, congrats.

[@Gretchenweiner]

I feel like the main reason is because these people encounter the lowest of lowest people. Psychopathic money hungry back stabbing type of people that will disguise themselves as the most closest confidant.

[@JessiContingenC]

That and mooching off of celebs for personal gain. No wonder they lack intimate friends

[@papmaster8874]

I just realized I'm living like a celebrity...

[@johnokumu9069]

So have I...huh....

[@papmaster8874]

@@johnokumu9069 yes...yes😁

[@avanewyorkcity]

Wow. This was one of the best videos I've seen in a while. Even for us even for celebrities even for every body. This video heals all. Thank you for posting. Especially thank you to Arvid Ali for letting us get an inside look into the reality of life for celebrities and for what we see vs. what we should know. ❤

[@edfscout8132]

I feel for them... once you're known by everybody whether it's good or bad your life is over.

[@beebbeec280]

In the words of King Solomon..”All is Vanity”.

[@x1k790]

They say money can’t buy happiness, I say just give me the opportunity to see if that’s true 😂😂

[@donHooligan]

right. "I call BS"

[@Thatssostephie]

Exactly, bro or girlfriend, exactly

[@jeremybeau8334]

Having money would solve practical problems in your life or at least help you to stop things in things like: rent, food and many other things. But it will never buy you happiness... however it migth help you by giving you some tools to look for your own happiness, but it wont make you happy just by itself.

[@mackenzie77777]

@@jeremybeau8334 You could give lots of money away to the needy and animal shelters. This would make lots of people happy.

[@acb9896]

Biggest reason is when you reach the level of success they all have, nobody will tell you "no" or contradict you when you are wrong. We humans are very bright and our minds can take us away into a fantasy world very easily. When you can actually create that fantasy world and you are paying others to be in that fantasy, you lose what makes you YOU. Reality. And it doesnt always take a financial position. If your parents didnt tell you no enough for not wanting to bruise your intellect or just because they were bad parents, you can lose yourself the same way.

[@myfalsenamedotcome]

I guess most of the people don't realize that when they speak about depressed celebrities that applies almost exclusively to American celebrities. It's an American problem not a celebrity problem.

[@clinteastwood5718]

I have had the honour of befriending a few celebrities and billionaires. Everybody asks me the same thing,"why don't you ask them for a million dollars?" The answer is, that's not what friends do, a friend is somebody you can rely on and trust, not a charity case. Surprisingly enough you will often find yourself buying the rounds.

[@imouto4hire]

If you're buying the rounds for billionaires you are the biggest chump in the world.

[@kc0tlh]

@@imouto4hire incorrect

[@Jamjar-iu3ji]

🧢🧢🧢🧢🧢

[@phamminh2838]

“You want rich and anonymous, not poor and famous” -Naval Ravikant

[@hytnano]

Instant sub. I love content like this!

[@benyoucef9774]

Suddenly I'm good with being broke but sane