People try to impersonate celebrities for several reasons. Some do it for fame and recognition, enjoying the attention and admiration they receive. Others see it as a way to make money, capitalizing on the popularity of a celebrity. Impersonation can also serve as an escape from reality or a form of entertainment. Some individuals simply admire and idolize celebrities, wanting to pay homage to them. However, it’s important to note that unauthorized impersonation can be illegal and unethical.
This has almost happened to be a few times and fortunately I knew the red flags.Some were trying to impersonate my favorite actor Chris Pine recently but because I knew his mannerisms, and just generally normal celebrity information about him and his personality, I can see their their trickery.
Plus he doesn’t even know I exist and wouldn’t be interested in little old me.That’s another helpful thing.Celebrities don’t look for their fans and dm(direct messaging)them themselves and ask about you.I even sent two fan mails at two of his agencies and haven’t seen any response yet.Though I know with his career he would be too busy to respond to anyone.But not like I wrote a fan mail often anyways.
So if you see someone like a celebrity out of the blue contacts you on social media, be assured it’s a fake profile.That was another clue:Chris Pine doesn’t do social media at all.It does suck when people who scam others give them false hope.
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