The Idol: A collaboration between Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye, Sam Levinson, and Reza Fahim has resulted in the controversial show ‘The Idol.’ Despite its unconventional script and subsequent revisions, the series secured approval from HBO, although it hasn’t been without its fair share of criticism.
The Plot Thickens: Unraveling the Controversy Surrounding ‘The Idol’
The storyline, following the journey of budding pop star Jocelyn (played by Lily Rose-Depp) under the manipulation of self-help guru and cult leader Tedros (portrayed by The Weeknd), has fuelled heated debates. An intriguing theory has emerged from online discussions, suggesting the show may be a reflection of pop sensation Selena Gomez’s life.
Selena Gomez and Jocelyn: Drawing Parallels between Reality and Fiction
A recent TikTok video hinted at parallels between ‘The Idol,’ specifically its protagonist Jocelyn, and the real-life experiences of Selena Gomez. This comparison encompasses everything from a symbolic hospital bracelet photoshoot to their shared experiences as child stars and the personal struggles they faced due to early fame.
From Rumours to Reality: Are the Similarities Between ‘The Idol’ and Selena Gomez’s Life Coincidental?
The striking similarities between the real and reel life stories are hard to overlook. Both Jocelyn and Selena experienced early fame, wrestled with the pressures of stardom, and made personal sacrifices for their careers. One particular similarity is the cancellation of their respective tours due to mental health reasons, reflecting Selena Gomez’s own experience in 2016.
The Final Verdict: Is ‘The Idol’ a Reflection of Selena Gomez’s Life or Mere Speculation?
Despite the uncanny resemblances and rampant online speculation, these theories remain unconfirmed. ‘The Idol‘ presents a behind-the-scenes look at the music industry, inevitably drawing parallels with numerous pop stars’ lives. No official remarks have been made by the show’s representatives or Selena Gomez regarding any potential inspiration drawn from her life. According to its credits, ‘The Idol’ is not based on any real-life events or individuals.
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