The amazing thing about Jersey Shore is that it is comprised of only one very distinctive type—the guido—and it is a type in which all of the participants not only willingly identify, but glorify. They are not afraid of being seen as a stereotype because they want to be the big-haired, muscled out, tanned freak in a too-tight Armani Exchange top. While the rest of society may deride the guido, these specimens see nothing wrong with it, because they live in a universe where it is the norm. Based on the other inmates in the Sleazeside Heights zoo, there is nothing manufactured about these people. They do not possess the fame-seeking guile of the Speidis of the world, because their only aspiration is to be revered as the ultimate guido. Because of this, no coaxing into conformity with reality show norms is needed. All the cameras have to do is sit back and observe.
Who's my favorite character? ALL OF THEM! Each of them are a rough diamond covered in fake tan. Please let there be like 5 seasons of this TV God, if you let us endure with The Hills for so long, this is one of the ways you can reward us for the torture you have put through us. Amen.
Wern't you taught that plagiarism is BAD!
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