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Which celebrity death has affected you the most?
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shrekluvsme
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Richard Adams. I am so upset that I will never have the chance to speak with him 
i don't think i've ever been upset by a celebrity death... it's sad to hear, and likely very hard on their family or those they had close personal relationships with, but i don't know them personally, so it's hard to feel any emotion or mourning other than sorrow. and death is something that will come to every one of us eventually, not to sound like a bummer. i've always just felt a disconnect, since i've experienced a few deaths of relatives or people i knew & interacted with personally, two of which were by suicide. it's shocking and not something i like to think about. but it does affect me quite a bit when it's such a tragedy as suicide such as robin williams', or homicide/hate crimes that have been happening more and more throughout the country, to innocent citizens and children
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ali.di.magix
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Celebrity deaths don't usually hit me too hard, but Chester Bennington and Chris Cornell hit me pretty hard.
Not too long before both of their deaths I had become re-obsessed Linkin Park and had re-discovered Audioslave and Soundgarden's music. I had been listening to their music so much, and still am. Linkin Park's "Heavy" helped re-inspire me, even though the song was in a complete different style than what LP used to be, and it had lyrics that were kinda relatable to me. First it was Chris Cornell, and I was genuinely shocked about that. Then Chester not long after that. The nature of their death's as well, it was just too much. Listening to "Heavy" is pretty hard to do, or even a lot of LP's songs. Same with Audioslave.
Robin Williams was another one that stuck with me as well. Especially since a family friend's friend had committed suicide around the same time, it felt so real.
Not too long before both of their deaths I had become re-obsessed Linkin Park and had re-discovered Audioslave and Soundgarden's music. I had been listening to their music so much, and still am. Linkin Park's "Heavy" helped re-inspire me, even though the song was in a complete different style than what LP used to be, and it had lyrics that were kinda relatable to me. First it was Chris Cornell, and I was genuinely shocked about that. Then Chester not long after that. The nature of their death's as well, it was just too much. Listening to "Heavy" is pretty hard to do, or even a lot of LP's songs. Same with Audioslave.
Robin Williams was another one that stuck with me as well. Especially since a family friend's friend had committed suicide around the same time, it felt so real.
Cory Monteith. Still cannot get over it when I rewatch Glee. I think it made it worse that Lea Michele and Cory were together and already in love. I would hate to lose my best friend slash love of my life.
I am still heartbroken for Christina Grimmie. It is just not fair! So much talent and raw beauty thrown away.
Last but not least Chester Bennington. Such a damn shame.
I am still heartbroken for Christina Grimmie. It is just not fair! So much talent and raw beauty thrown away.
Last but not least Chester Bennington. Such a damn shame.
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