Wednesday, December 09, 2009
Phil Thinks He Is Above the Fray.
We read this from Phil Bronstein:
I've stayed out of the heavily populated Tiger Woods thing but the conclusions for him here are inescapable: When you're even tangentially in the public eye, you can easily get blamed for things you didn't do. Superstars just have to assume they'll invariably get blamed for things they actually do.
The post weaves Tiger's affairs with Phil's celebrity, as if Phil could not tell the difference between himself and a true superstar. Phil has such a big ego that he should write with the Getty brothers.
That big ego lacks a bit of self-awareness, since Phil of course did not "stay out of the Tiger Woods thing," but wrote his previous blog post on that very topic!
I've stayed out of the heavily populated Tiger Woods thing but the conclusions for him here are inescapable: When you're even tangentially in the public eye, you can easily get blamed for things you didn't do. Superstars just have to assume they'll invariably get blamed for things they actually do.
The post weaves Tiger's affairs with Phil's celebrity, as if Phil could not tell the difference between himself and a true superstar. Phil has such a big ego that he should write with the Getty brothers.
That big ego lacks a bit of self-awareness, since Phil of course did not "stay out of the Tiger Woods thing," but wrote his previous blog post on that very topic!
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