Superstar, not superstar

It has been days since the finals of the superstar. It only goes to show that some singaporeans are really fools for charity. Not wanting to bring in the NKF saga, I have to say that it is a superstar programme, not a charity event, where some supporters call in so that some blind man can become the first superstar. It is as if saying that Singapore has no talented 'handsome' or pretty men or women to represent Singapore that we must have the Singapore first Stevie Wonder (as labeled in the Today papers). *sigh*

I believe, the oversea audience will be laughing till their jaws are sore when they hear of this Singapore Stevie Wonder, whom we have voted to be our superstar. We should have a more globe vision, as the Singapore market for local singers is small, so these singers must going oversea to develop their career farther in Taiwan and Hong Kong, just as what their singers have done by coming over here, if they want to see their superstar succeed. Support with heart, not with the mind, have a farther vision. But who knows? If William Hung can creat a career out of nothing, our Stevie Wonder may succeed. All the best.

I am just a by-stander when i make my comments, as I do not support any other superstars or watch the senseless programme. Do you know that the total three hours plus finals programme has advertisement time of an hour plus? Imagine the amount of advertising dollar put in to attract your attention and watching one hour plus of what the advertisers want you to see and not what you want to see. Cheers