Being a teenage idol made this "paranoid" actor
Jacob Elardi, twenty-five, plays in the successful teenage drama "Euphoria".
Any rising star that appears in one of the most widely visualized streamingAdolescent actors And follows this with a buzzing role in a drama for grainy HBO teenagers will see their reputation soar fairly quickly. This is exactly what happened to the Australian actorJacob Elord After playing in NetflixThe kisses stand in 2018 then joinedthe distribution ofEuphoria, which was created in 2019.
In a new interview withGq,,Elardi has opened Become a teenage idol and why success has its consequences. The 25 -year -old actor tries to separate his personal life from his public image, but be photographed by paparazzi and followed by 13 million people on Instagram can blur this line. Read the rest to see what Elord had to say about paranoia and other negative effects of the teenage idol he experienced.
Read this then:The old teenage idol says that she "lived a double life".
Elordi has become literally famous overnight.
GqElordi's profile underlines that, becauseThe kisses stand was released on Netflix at midnight, the actor in fact became famous overnight. He woke up the next morning with four million new Instagram subscribers.
"I had to pass and delete my high school photos because it was the Instagram that I used for my life," he explained about the immediate impact of the Rom-Com, which is based on a series of books and co-stars yaJoey King, had on his reality. "I want people to understand how drastic this change was."AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB
He walked almost entirely.
Elordi shared in the interview he planned to stop acting afterThe kisses stand"" Which may seem quite sensitive and dramatic, but I am sensitive and I am very dramatic. I hated being a character from the public. I felt so far from me. ""
Obviously, he decided not to leave the business, but he did not become more comfortable to be famous.
Elordi said about the first time he had been photographed by a paparazzi with someone else, "I felt like, all of a sudden, I was a poster. As if I 'Was a display panel. It was as it was for sale. Then my brain crossed the writer [explanive]. As, I did not know if I was authentic. It really bias your point of view ... . This creates a very paranoid lifestyle. "
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He is afraid that being celebrated.
Elordi expressed that he feared that being a celebrity to make him lose a part of himself or fundamentally change his true personality.
He added that "fear" is that "who was walking in Byron bay, at home, perhaps one day that will not hold the same value, because I have punctuated all my edges. Didn't taste more. I no longer have a taste for life. I only know this one way of being, which is a smile, the wave, and be graceful all the time, and do not feel anything, and always be The graceful in a situation, and always know what is the right thing to do, and always know how to manage myself. I have no idea. I am 25 years old. "
He explained more: "I do not want to lose the entirety of whom I was when I was little, and when I grew up, what the public version of myself is now. I always want to be in Contact with my younger self, who is all I am. "
He followed the example of a famous ex.
In an interview of December 2021 withMen's health,,Elordi shared similar thoughts on celebrity. He also said that his girlfriend then,Kaia Gerber, who is the daughter of a modelCindy Crawford, inspired her when it came to cope with glory. "She manages herself wonderfully publicly," he said, "and I learned so much about how to manage it, how to face it and be just in a wayno matter On this subject, do you know? ""
He continued: "I just want to be part of the world. I want to have a life. I want to have the same 80, 85 years old - more or less - the experience that everyone has. What by sitting on a bunch of sweets too sour. "
