Timothée Chalamet says no one cares about ballet or opera, Metropolitan Opera respond

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4 minutes ago, Bronco said:

I mean, whether you think he said something bad is entirely subjective. 

And people aren't exploding. They're just criticising a person who's made it beyond clear he craves artistic recognition yet feels it is perfectly acceptable to criticise art that doesn't serve capitalism. 
It's nothing to do with him being on top, it's the rampant hypocrisy. 

But also - the only thing that's going to bring him down from being at the top of the acting world is the fact we all now all know he supports Woody Allen's pedophilia. 

How does he support it? By giving away his salary that he got paid for acting in Allen’s film?

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52 minutes ago, nkta said:

How does he support it? By giving away his salary that he got paid for acting in Allen’s film?

By telling Epstein & his pals that he only gave away the salary from that film to try and maintain chances of winning an oscar for it and that he hated the media circus surrounding Woody at the time. 

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1 hour ago, nkta said:

I think it’s mostly out of jealousy. It’s like - he’s on the top, let’s bring him down

Oh you’re so distant from the real thing

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3 hours ago, Bronco said:

Elitist

 

2 hours ago, Killa said:

Always flashing out your superiority, the Symphony tickets, the big house. We get it

It was a youth rising new artists symphony/opera. It was only $30 (less than $25USD) 

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Classical music is so elitist that in my city, there's a free concert at the Philharmonic every week

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3 hours ago, Economy said:

 

It was a youth rising new artists symphony/opera. It was only $30 (less than $25USD) 

Jesus so cheap...

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Metropolitan Opera be like :

It's partly true, because it's mostly for the elite class because it's not accessible.

But throwing shade to these medias is counterproductive.... Like sht up Timothée.

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7 hours ago, nkta said:

 no, it’s just this Chalamet’s story is ridiculous. He didn’t say anything bad or shocking, yet a lot of people exploded. I think it’s mostly out of jealousy. It’s like - he’s on the top, let’s bring him down

I feel like the criticism is pretty proportional tbh.

He said something dumb in an interview so people called his statement dumb in their online posts.

It's not like people are googling his address and buying plane tickets or something

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1 hour ago, Killa said:

Jesus so cheap...

It wasnt quite what I expected tbh

 

I knew it was a "youth symphony/opera" from more amateur and new rising artists which is why each ticket was so cheap but I still thought the show would be more standard

 

But i did not realize the style was going to be so atypical. Like the conductor and another lady kept talking to the audience explaining the pieces and history (is that typical of a symphony?)... and it felt like I was at a school gym or auditorium listening to a school principal announcing the next act at a talent show

 

Anyway, for what we payed tho it was fine. It was a fun afternoon piece. I guess a more proper opera symphony we have to be willing to pay way more lol

 

Also this was done at a communjty centre theatre not a proffesional theatre (it was still decent looking tho ngl)