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Originally Posted by VRGRK

If you watch ^ "The Music Industy Exposed" ^ it makes you question a lot of things that you normally may have over looked.

In all honesty it doesn't suprise me that ayu finally admitted selling her soul for fame.

EDIT: I'm not going to bother editing my post about what I said about ayu, since I have known for quite a while that she was a sell out. I am however going to say that when I came across "THE MUSIC INDUSTRY EXPOSED" on youtube I wasn't intentionally looking for it, it came up in another video I was watching on the side bar ... out of curiosity I clicked it and found it to be quite intresting and informative. If I offend anyone with my opinion I'm not going to apologize, there isn't any need to since I would not expect anyone else to state an opinion and then turn around and apologize when someone else doesn't agree with it.

It's called being a celebrity. A female solo artist, with no previous connections to the industry - you're naive as to think she stayed on top with just a cute face and some nice lyrics. Ayu is also a businesswoman, and a good one at that. Also, she has said before she was being handled more as a "product" of Avex for a while. I'm not blind that fame and staying in the spotlight is half of being a successful singer.

Ayu didn't "sell her soul" for fame. She did what every other successful celebrity has to, to keep themselves - and their work - in the spotlight. To write this on this topic is actually pretty off-topic, and I'm not surprised you're being called a troll for it. It's people like you, who watch biased videos like this, and then go around preaching that you know "the truth". It's kind of sad.

If you really want to know the truth, think about the bigger picture, shut up, and decide whether you have a brain or not. Here wasn't the place to talk about this, and if you wanted a serious debate, try doing your own topic or getting off a fan forum for Ayumi Hamasaki.

And for the record, this topic - and those videos - have been debated, picked-apart and rehashed about a hundred times. Move on with your old news.