This article is about Justin Biebers arrest. He was speed racing in a yellow Lamborghini, smoking marijuana, prescription medications were found in the car, and failed a sobriety test. Biebers bond was $2,500 on Thursday, January 23, 2014.
This relations to all of the lectures that we have been given in Drivers Ed. We are learning how important drinking and driving is. We also took notes on how some kids follow into others footsteps, well if you think about how many people are going to be street racing now due to Biebers arrest. When people get a hold of money and fame they change forever, until they lose it all.
I feel that this article is very dramatic due to all of the reports the officers were reporting of what Bieber was saying. You may have money and fame but more than half of the time it all goes to peoples heads. This event affects me because, if it was someone else who was speed racing in a Lamborghini, smoking marijuana, prescription medications were found in the car, and failed a sobriety test they would have to serve time and get a bigger bond instead of just $2,500.
- How does the author use language to advance her point of view? Use evidence from the selection to support your answer.
The author includes the language Justin uses to let the audience see how disrespectful and disturbing teenagers with fame can be. Justin says "What the f*** did I do? Why did you stop me?" after being pulled over for speed racing, as if he had permission to do so in the first place. This is why I don’t think teenagers should be aloud all of the fame and glory they get because they simply become crazy. Also they think they personally own the public. So now were probably going to hear Justin rap/sing about speed racing and drinking or even smoking marijuana. Which is going to lead fans the same direction.
LiLJaiiY. "Justin Bieber" August 23, 2011. New York City. Web. 24 Jan 2014. <http://goo.gl/ps2RTC>
Duke, Alan. "Justin Bieber arrested on drunken driving, resisting arrest charge." 23 Jan 2014: Web. 24 Jan 2014. <http://www.cnn.com/2014/01/23/showbiz/justin-bieber-arrest/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews>
I think that you have a really good point about why teenagers shouldn't have fame but I think that shouldn't be true for all of them. Not all famous teenagers go around doing what he did.However, what Justin did was not excusable. I read an article about this for one of my recent blogs and from reading it I feel that Justin is too caught up in all of his fame and fortune. I really like the way that you wrote your blog, it's clear and easy to read. The only thing that I would suggest is that you format all of the font the same way. Overall you did a really good job.
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