Room 101
The first thing I have chosen to talk about as something I hate most is adverts. Whether its adverts on the television or in a magazine, they are all greatly irritating and I think many people will agree with me. I am going to talk about tele advertisements. GCSE WRITING TO ARGUE, PERSUADE AND ADVISE
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Reece Buckle
Humiliation, corruption and exploitation are just a few of many which all question: just how honourable and acceptable are these terrible talent shows?
Tell me how far would you agree that small amount of people made famous is enough to counterbalance the thousands innocently exploited? In fact, these broadcasted shows make contestants out to be the laughing stock of the nation. Do you really think this creates a good impression for us to other countries either? The great British Empire, once rulers of the world is now whittled down to a nation relying on worldwide humiliation for the undeserved entertainment of others.
Itâs true that these shows make a mockery of some contestants. Ever heard the saying never judge a book by its cover? Well these judges always form a preconception of an auditioning act. This is shortly followed by either laugher or discreet rude comments. Sometimes theyâre really embarrassing, laughing so hard theyâre almost choking on oxygen. This isnât the only form of humiliation either.
In my opinion, these talent shows also make big business on corrupt foundations. Have you ever voted for a contestant of your choice, out of your own pocket? There is really no point. What good is voting for someone who has probably little or no chance of winning? The majority of these talent shows contain staged acts and prearranged winners. People are already fixed to win.
You also canât forget to acknowledge the amount of money created from these shows either. Have you ever wondered where your voting money goes? Well I can assure you that a colossal portion goes to people like Simon Cowell. This
An extract from this essay...
Reece Buckle
Humiliation, corruption and exploitation are just a few of many which all question: just how honourable and acceptable are these terrible talent shows?
Tell me how far would you agree that small amount of people made famous is enough to counterbalance the thousands innocently exploited? In fact, these broadcasted shows make contestants out to be the laughing stock of the nation. Do you really think this creates a good impression for us to other countries either? The great British Empire, once rulers of the world is now whittled down to a nation relying on worldwide humiliation for the undeserved entertainment of others.
Itâs true that these shows make a mockery of some contestants. Ever heard the saying never judge a book by its cover? Well these judges always form a preconception of an auditioning act. This is shortly followed by either laugher or discreet rude comments. Sometimes theyâre really embarrassing, laughing so hard theyâre almost choking on oxygen. This isnât the only form of humiliation either.
In my opinion, these talent shows also make big business on corrupt foundations. Have you ever voted for a contestant of your choice, out of your own pocket? There is really no point. What good is voting for someone who has probably little or no chance of winning? The majority of these talent shows contain staged acts and prearranged winners. People are already fixed to win.
You also canât forget to acknowledge the amount of money created from these shows either. Have you ever wondered where your voting money goes? Well I can assure you that a colossal portion goes to people like Simon Cowell. This