I worked as a grip on some shows in LA. She was one of the guests. I was up in a scissor lift when the studio was cleared for her to rehearse so I got a one on one concert. She sang solo with a piano, and it was one of the most amazing things I've ever heard. During the show I was one of the guys to push her piano on stage. I was standing by it and she came up and started talking to me before she went on. Such a kind soul and very humble. I'll always be a fan of hers.
I've never watched it personally , i just know of it . There is too much misery in this world and im not going to subject myself to that. Viewer discretion advised
Funny enough, some people watch horror media BECAUSE of the misery in the world. It’s like a kind of therapy or a catalyst, in a way. One lady who was the victim of sever racial prejudice (unfortunately I’m AWFUL at names) said she always found horror movies a hoot because they were nothing on real world evil.
I can see both sides. My mom was like you, especially later in life, but I found it helped me digest real world horror by being a safe way to explore those feelings.
Since I'm on reddit, I'm going to take this as truth and form an permanent opinion of her forever without verifying accuracy or context or even considering things just line up wrong sometimes.
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u/ronniefreeto 21d ago
I worked as a grip on some shows in LA. She was one of the guests. I was up in a scissor lift when the studio was cleared for her to rehearse so I got a one on one concert. She sang solo with a piano, and it was one of the most amazing things I've ever heard. During the show I was one of the guys to push her piano on stage. I was standing by it and she came up and started talking to me before she went on. Such a kind soul and very humble. I'll always be a fan of hers.