
Seriously, I try to support musicians and the music scene the best as I possibly can but it’s hard to do when some musicians don’t wanna show the same respect in return. It’s just that when they discover my blog or my youtube channel or whatever… that’s when they decide to go off hating on me or bullying me. These musicians become obsessed with it. Using my name “publicly” to criticize me or make fun of me or whatever. There’s a lot of musicians who get into it and they won’t quit what they do. These things seem to be happening a lot. It still happens so I’m used to it. Many of them make fun of me ’cause they find it fun. They get a laugh out of it. That’s the only reason some of these guys do these things. I look at them as bored as hell people looking for entertainment. That’s all they do it for.
If that’s all these guys wanna do is talk about me in a negative direction or make fun of me or whatever instead of worrying about their music and their own professionalism, that’s all fine by me. Instead of concentrating on their music, they’ve got to obsess with talking about me all the time. Believe me, I’ve seen it. In social networking, other blogs, forums, etc. Don’t deny it. Don’t lie about it. What they’re doing is their prerogative.
I don’t see why musicians find me so fascinating. I’m just a normal guy on the internet just blogging and playing my music. That’s all I’m pretty much am. I am not a celebrity or an internet legend like some people mistakenly call me.
If that’s all these guys wanna do is talk about me, that’s good. It’s how I’m gonna be remembered and be known for. A musician and a blogger. They’re just helping to market me and promote me. Giving me even more attention when they are not even realizing it. Bad publicity can sometimes be good, ya know??? Some of you may ask them, “if they don’t like you, why do they continue to read your stuff?”. I ask myself that question everyday but… you know they’re never gonna ignore me even if they don’t like me. They will always follow my blogs and everything I do even if they don’t like my music either… they’ll still follow me.
That’s called obsession.
I don’t really do what I do for musicians. I blog and play music for everyone, pretty much. I also do it for me too.
I do my very best to attract people who actually do “like” me but instead I seem to be attracting a lot of people who don’t like me. That’s okay and cool with me. I can’t please every person on this planet even though I try.
It’s sad that musicians have to act this way since they are adults and all but all it shows that these guys can be real immature people. They’re like a child built into an adult body. They get into it ’cause they’re egomaniacs. I can’t think of no other reason. They’re gonna try to think they’re better than you and they’re gonna try to make you jealous and feel bad ’cause they believe they have more success than you.
I will always get musicians disliking me but that’s okay.
A lot of them don’t like me ’cause of my criticism toward local music which is understandable. I always thought it was important for me to do is to be realistic about local music. I was always realistic about the scene. That’s why these guys get off on disliking me ’cause the truth bothered them. Many musicians think it’s wrong to be realistic about local music but it’s not. It’s actually a pretty professional thing to be real about the scene so I believe I’m doing the right thing. Calling out all the bullshit that goes on through the scene and giving my honest thoughts and opinions on it.
It’s good to be a local music scene critic. I never found anything wrong with it. As long as you leave names out of things, it should be okay. I would love to bash bands and venues using their name publicly but it’s not a good idea. I try to leave names out of it ’cause I know it’ll backfire on me if I used their name publicly. It’s funny how people around this area think they can publicly use my name whenever they want to, though.
Just be yourself and fuck the haters. Haters are gonna hate.
Kev
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