
Last Tuesday, one of televisions most talked about shows on ABC, Dancing with the Stars - Season 10, came to a close. Never before had I watched Dancing with the Stars, until I was introduced to it by my mother. In the last couple of weeks, it had become a habit of my mom to rush home and finish all her household duties before 8pm every Monday and Tuesday. After hearing her retell events in the show I decided to see what all the fuss was about and watched it for myself. In the show Dancing with the Stars, several C list celebrities that need a boost to their career compete against each other with a professional dance partner to win the title as the best dancer. Every week a celebrity and their partner are sent home until there are three couples left for the season finale.
The real catch about the show is that the competitors list from a wide range of celebrities including: actors, musicians, athletes, and of course the fame-whores. The biggest one of them all is Kate Gosselin, known for popping out eight kids and making a show out of it. It upset me Kate Gosselin was on the show because she has done nothing to be recognized as a "star". If anyone should be considered a "star" it should be her vagina for stretching out wide enough to release six children at once.
Besides the fact that Kate Gosselin does not deserve to be on the show, she is a horrific dancer; clip of one of her performances. Not only does she have no rhythm, but she also lacks dedication. During the season finale all the stars were brought back including Gosselin. In an interview she stated that "even from the beginning she was the target, no matter how good she would perform everyone was ready to pick out the negative aspects of her performance". After hearing what she had to say I was annoyed that she played the "victim" role. I would think an adult with eight children could admit her flaws and act in a classy manner. Instead she acted like a child and made me lose every bit of respect I possibly had for her. People in general need to stop playing the "victim" role. If a person wants to be respected they need to be able to recognize their flaws and own up to it.




