#jared leto social media

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

I feel like if there’s any old movie that would make for an interesting remake/modern reimagining, it’s “American Psycho”. Mainly because I feel that a modern version of the movie would be about social media influencers. Go on YouTube and look up Patrick Bateman’s morning routine, people have pointed out that the scene is not so different from how influencers make their vlogs.

And also, there’s other scenes that feel like they could work as satire of the influencer scene, like Bateman’s insincere call for activism and the inner monologues in which Bateman is always judging the people around him. A reimagining could also add on to Bateman’s character. For example, in addition to mentioning his residence first before his name, symbolizing that Bateman views his status as more important than his identity, Bateman could also mention his follower count. Which I do think is an actual thing since I remember TheOdd1sOut mentioning an encounter in which his subscriber count was what drew people to him.

(Or, better yet, modern American Psycho would be about the crypto/cryptobro scene)

[anniehathaways]

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[kelly-clarksons]

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[suratan-zir]

Nothing that the Russians say or do on their television and social media can trigger and frustrate a Ukrainian more than the attitude of the Western world towards the Russians.

I read the morning news and see that Jared Leto on his show in Serbia happily told his Russian fans that he'll come to Russia and Ukraine when these "problems" are over. I go on tumblr and see people I follow reblogging a post about Discord being blocked in Russia, and instructions on how to use the VPN as if literally all Russians don't know it already. This post has over 2k notes! A post about atrocities that Russians willingly commit in Ukraine on a daily basis will get you 60-100 notes, 95% of which will be from other Ukrainians.

This is beyond triggering. How do you live in this Russian-loving world with Russian-induced PTSD?

This is not a "Ukrainian crisis", not "temporary difficulties", not just a "problem" that can go away without a trace. It's an invasion, a Russian war against Ukraine, genocide of Ukrainians. We are not crazy and overdramatic, we see the true face of Russia. The one you will never be able to see through your red square glasses.

[notafunkiller]

of course her latest selfie is pretty weird but no one is talking about how everyone was tweeting photos saying how beautiful she was at that match but in reality that photo was fucking unflattering (the photo when she noticed David). I also saw that some people added a photo from this match and Sebastian from the latest pap walk and I felt a bit... well, I had a lot of questions and especially how can someone think that they fit together? xd

Personalities speaking for me Sebastian would be a huge red flag if they were together for real becauss we know she is a royalist, stalking his fans, her exes' girlfriends, bffs with Jared Leto for years, defended W. Allen, still friendly on social media with A. Hammer; she always baits him, uploading pics live etc, completely opposite to his: there is a life out there, stop being on social media preach (which he also does not respect, she likes comments about his voice, posts only about projects when they can bring her attention; she is kinda zionist (not pro Palestine for sure - especially since her first post was more pro Israel "neutral" my a§s and she looooves tagging the A list) + let's not forget she liked deuxmoi's post without being tagged (no, shippers, that is not MOTHER behaviour. If Ale did this, you'd have went insane) and so on.

And he'd be a red flag as a boyfriend if that's how he is with someone he is supposed to be in love with (noth: at the beginning when we first saw them together and now): body language (weird fake smiles, no warmth, no synergy, never caught kissing, no real hugs, that kiss at Cannes was in the corner of the mouth and she looked so icked after it, argue with the wall... I got second hand embarrassment watching them bc I felt the awkwardness), stepping on her dress, not even posing for a sec at Cannes; I remember fans saying they were distant in Portugal, him giving her his finger to hold something he's never done with his exes and it was not something cool), covering his face with her, not touching her, fake smiles, always in his phone, letting go of her hand once paps walk away, not helping her with her luggage (not because she can't handle it but bc we saw him constantly and even on Thunderbolts set helping a crew woman carry something) and so on. If that is hin being a boyfriend after Ale aka changed completely, he is a huge red flag.

If this = relationship goals, I do not want it.

[propaganda-inc]

Thought I'd post some more propaganda, since people are really getting mad at ONLY /u/Spez for this. For the people in the back that are still using Reddit- this is ultimately the reason why I left Reddit.

TL;DR: Yes, /u/spez is the CEO of Reddit, but now he's beholden to the true owners of Reddit- Literal white supremacists, Chinese businesses looking to subvert American democratic values, and businesses that are desperately looking for new ways to make money after a pandemic has gutted the people dry of all the money it could take.

Let's get a little Pepe Silvia in here, shall we? Setting mood music:

Reddit was originally founded by /u/Spez (real name Steve Huffman), Alexis O'Hanion, and Aaron Swartz (RIP). In 2006, Conde Nast bought Reddit. So, if you read Vogue, Pitchfork, Wired, Vanity Fair, & the New Yorker, you may have gotten some of the same content owned by the same company- just through a magazine rather than Reddit. Also, since June 2020, Conde Nast has claimed that their advertising revenue has gone down 45% have gone down dramatically since the pandemic, alongside the cancellation of major publications by Conde Nast. Buut in 2017, Reddit was made into an independent subsidiary by Advance Publications. Sounds like an innocent enough name, until you look at which companies these lovely people own:

That Charter Communication, is just a fancy name for the lovely ISP known as Spectrum- Better known to some of our older folks as Time Warner Cable. You know, one of the ISPs so hated in the United States that they actively changed their name so that people wouldn't recognize them doing their dirty work again?

Isn't it interesting that one of the main complaints by Huffman is that Reddit isn't getting it's due in advertising revenue? Huh. I wonder where he's getting that from. But that's only one section of the shit sandwich. Let's talk about some of the lovely* investors that Reddit's had on aboard since 2006. The list is.... interesting. 2014: A group of investors, including Marc Andressen (an investor in nearly all of the major social media networks that exist), Peter Thiel (a literal white supremacist), and for some reason, Snoop Dogg and fucking Jared Leto. 2017: Advance Publications buys Conde Nast and subsequently Reddit, raising its valuation to about $1.8 billion. 2019: Tencent (you know, the CHINESE VIDEO GAME COMPANY THAT HAS BANNED PLAYERS FROM THEIR GAMES FOR SUPPORTING HONG KONG DEMOCRACY DEMONSTRATIONS) buys a 5% stake in the company. Did I mention that Tencent is also the largest gaming company in the world? 2021: Fidelity Investments(??? an insurance firm and mutual fund????) decides to add another $700 million to the pot, giving them a whole stake as well too. So, let's tie this all together. Yes, /u/spez is the CEO of Reddit, but now he's beholden to the true owners of Reddit- Literal white supremacists, Chinese businesses looking to subvert American democratic values, and businesses that are desperately looking for new ways to make money after a pandemic has gutted them dry. Of course Huffman is going to stay the course on this one- his job literally depends on it in the first place. All of the people that make this site (what other social media network do you know that doesn't pay it's mods and is valued at $10 billion dollars) ? have been tossed to the side in favor of making money. Remember this:

Reddit and its investors do not give a fuck about their community.

They do not give a fuck about their moderators. They do not give a fuck about disability rights. Most of all? They don't give a fuck about you.

[kmp78]

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"Jared Leto blurts out during gig - even the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry blasts him"

Rock band 30StM´s front man Jared Leto has angered Ukrainians all the way up to the foreign ministry.

According to Ukrainska Pravda-media the band performed in Belgrade on Oct 12. Leto confused the audience and gave a speech before the song ABL, which he partly dedicated to Russians.

Leto thanked the fans in Russian and said he wants to visit St. Pete and Moscow "once all the problems are over".

"We have missed you and you know what? Once all these problems are over we´ll be back in Serbia and we´ll go to St. Pete and Moscow", Leto said.

He continued that the band would later also be arriving to celebrate with fans in Kiev.

His Ukrainian fans did not like the speech.

"First of all, why doesn´t he just go to Moscow now? What´s the problem? And second, if he goes to Moscow, he can forget about Kiev", one fan commented on socials.

Even the Ukrainian foreign ministry has weighed in on Leto´s comments. The ministry posted on X a video of Leto´s speech and has combined it with imagery of the horrors of war.

"JARED LETO "FEELING RUSSIAN ENERGY" AND HOPING THAT HE´LL BE ABLE TO PERFORM IN RUSSIA IS AN OFFENCE TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES DEFENDING THEIR FREEDOM."

The post continues that "there can be no appeasing for Russia when it continues its attempts to solve the "problem" of Ukraine´s very existence".

The ministry´s post has gathered plenty of critique against Leto.

"You could have waved the Ukrainian flag, you could have spoken for peace - you chose otherwise. Instead you "missed Russians" and spoke of "problems". Shame on you", one commented.

[thisandthat-whatever]

He is soooo predictably pretentious and fake 🙄. He deliberately says these sound bites and one-liners knowing it will get him social media clicks and notoriety. When I say Jared Leto and this phoney idiot exhibit the same level of pretentiousness, I am right…. I still laugh when some people think I dislike Jacob because of the Z thing when I have categorically always disliked this type of personality.

[msclaritea]

Care to elaborate about "They're creating another Jared leto" ???

Another actor who gets put in everything that nobody cares about except Hollywood perverts. It's almost comical watching the industry keep crap shooting at the box office with their little crushes. Oh, I know Dune will do well. It's been engineered to. But he's already getting off-the-cuff remarks about his role in the project.

You see, I'm not dumb enough to believe social media hype about anything from Hollywood. The proof is in the crowds you can pull. That shows the real potential power of your box office. THAT'S the pudding and I feel nothing but a dry itch looking at Butler. Hollywood really is in its stupid era, of Men Worshipping Men On Screen. Do you know who invented fandoms? Women. We do them right..unless you're a group of paid, psycho hyenas going by the name of Stalkerinas.

And more importantly...WE ARE THE MONEY. Men are cheap, by nature. It'll be the movie and a game, if attached. Women will buy almost anything if you give them someone and something worth looking at, and I see nothing lately worth wasting my time and money on. You see, I don't do 'New Masculinity'.

[gamerdog1]

Morbius Review

Yeah, I know I'm late to the party with this one, but better late than never, eh?

I think everyone knows, or has at least heard of the infamous Morbius movie. A film trying so hard to launch a universe of Spider-Man baddies without Spider-Man, that got launched into the spotlight through sheer force of meme potential. You couldn't take to steps anywhere on social media without hearing about it.

Fast forward a few years, and while picking out bean sprouts from pad thai I could've sworn I asked for without, I decided to give this living legend a go. And what I found, unfortunately, does not live up to the hype.

The film follows a doctor with rare blood disease, who spends his entire career experimenting to find a way to cure himself. When he discovers that splicing bat DNA into his own blood eases his symptoms, he thinks he's cured, but quickly realizes that he's become a bloodthirsty vampire. With the feds hot on his tail, Morbius tries to find a way to fix himself, save his girlfriend, and avoid the wrath of his rival.

Sadly, my wordy plot summary does this film more justice than it does itself. This film drags on more than a grandmother giving a stern talking-to. So much of this film is bland, stock set-up, and then when Morbius finally becomes a vampire, we quickly go back to human drama like its nothing. Its almost like the film doesn't think we should see him doing cool things for very long, so it forces the little freak to sit down, shut up, and be normal while it keeps spinning its yarn about hospital workers and rare diseases.

its quite an accomplishment, really, to make a story like Morbius' so dull. At times I found myself on my phone, distracted from all the mundane talking scenes. I now understand how my little cousins feel, when they ask me to skip to fight scenes in shows we watch.

Eventually, when the seriousness of this film bubbles over, it becomes accidentally hilarious. Jared Leto saying "stinky little pinky" nearly made me spit out my drink, and watching him and Matt Smith throw each other around like ragdolls had me kicking my feel and giggling. This film should not be funny, and clearly isn't trying to be, yet somehow it is. Maybe if all other crappy Sony movies like these did this, we'd be a better society.

However, I'm not counting out this film entirely. At various times while watching, I exclaimed "that was pretty cool" or "what a nice shot", unsarcastically of course. Within this ball of over-seriousness and accidental humor are some half decent shots, scenes, and effects, which injected some much needed life into the veins of this shambling corpse of this film. The swarms of vampire bats were a stand-out for me, mostly because I can't imagine how long it took to animate it, and I hope the animators got paid good money. The smoke effects during flight and echolocation were pretty cool to look at too, and are a fresh take on visualizing sound.

All in all, though, Morbius isn't what I expected. I came for a so-bad-its-good film about a silly vampire guy who 'morbs', and I ended up with a film that took itself way too seriously to make itself funny all the time. I'm a bit disappointed, but hopefully this doesn't dissuade Sony from making more crappy offshoot movies like these. If they can make them sillier, I'll watch them all.

4/10

[imagines-to-quench-thirst]

Social Media AU Masterlist

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[twyftwyt]

hi, i'm in love with your blog 👑💝

and i completely agree with you on this "yeah, let’s normalize obsessing over celebrities. we’ve all done it at some point. i was so head over heels jared leto when i was younger, it was borderline psychotic (don’t ask why jared leto exactly, he was hot 10 years ago). as long as you’re not harming others (and by that i mean invading said celebrity’s privacy/getting into all that parasocial shit) and yoruself, it’s okay."

i've been a fan of TSTM since 2007 (sometimes if i've got enough free time i still revisit their old/gold records and they still hold up.) and when i turned 15 Jared became my craze for several years. i read fanfics, even wrote a couple of imagines but without any warnings and stuff (i wasn't good at it though 😄), had fun on Twitter with Echelon some of them were my peers and plus shared this band's music with my friends. still miss those days. i remember being kinda "in love" with J and making fake scenarios in my head distracted me from several serious problems i had to deal with in real life. maybe it's weird to think like this but i'm sure i couldn't have managed to make it through those rocky years without TSTM and that imaginable relationship/friendship.

i know everybody is aware of "dark sides" of parasocial relationships but there are tons of good ones like befriending people with the same interests, learning new languages (i partially improved my english interacting with the fans from all over the world), being inspired to craft something on your own (i started sketching/drawing on a daily basis because of my "new social circle"), discovering other bands and musicians and so on. in spite of my fascination with fake scenarios i didn't cross any edges. i didn't stalk J's social media accounts, never sent him dms, never trashed on women he was in photos with, never attacked other fangirls who constantly admired him but there was the certain number of people in the fanbase who did this. and i remember that one fanfiction writer published an odious short story of how she would have punished those fangirlies for being overly dumb and annoying. i don't think that many people read it but i came across it and it was ridiculous. vile as fvck but ridiculous.

anyway, if you know it's only a fantasy this fantasy can't hurt anyone.

Sending much love your way 💗🌻🌄

“if you know it’s only fantasy, this fantasy can’t hurt anyone” very well said, anon. and thank you for your kind words 🫶🏻

[anniehathaways]

annehathaway: Thank you #emmymagazine for having @ jaredleto and I on your cover to talk #wecrashed! First three episodes streaming now on @ appletvplus 🍏

[kelly-clarksons]

November 14, 2023

[2o3dinge]

The pandemic brought us Farrelleto back (kinda): 2021, the year of The Batman and House of Gucci and faked Italian accents

2021/22 was a Farrell/Leto year first and foremost due to the stellar make-up work by Mike Marino (@ prorenfx on Instagram) and his frequent collaborator Göran Lundström (@ effexstudios_goran) who created the stunning masks for Colin's Penguin and Jared's Paolo. The Batman shoot ended about the time that House of Gucci's started, so for Lundström these were back to back jobs. Because of their unrecognizable appearances in their roles, Colin and Jared were constantly mentioned together on social media for the most part of 2021/22. That was fun while it lasted.

By now, I think that it's not quite a coincidence. If you listen to Jared and Colin, you might get a feeling that they, too, talked about it — with each other…

Jared Leto about “the idea of a mask” I’ve heard about actors who didn’t have the character until they put on the shoes. In this case, I was sent the script for another part; when I read the script, I really connected with this character and I saw a lot of opportunity for heart and humor. Once I started doing the research, I [knew] this was going to be a pretty intense transformation. And I love immersive work. I love the idea of a mask. In the earliest theater, actors would wear masks. It’s not only a disguise — a mask also reveals. My job is to create a life behind the mask, and Göran’s job is to find humanity in the mask. It’s not just about how well he puts together some chemicals or chooses the right colors. It’s really about creating an individual. THR, December 7, 2021

Jared Leto about taking the chance to channel his own grandfather in House of Gucci The Dallas Buyers Club Oscar winner — who is speaking to Screen International prior to the death of that film’s director Jean-Marc Vallée — was originally considering a different part in House Of Gucci, but after reading the script fell in love with Paolo, the black sheep of the Gucci family who ends up turning on his relatives after his dreams of becoming a designer are thwarted. “I could relate to Paolo’s desire to be taken seriously as an artist, his desire to be heard, his desire to create something special and share it with the world,” says Leto. “He reminded me a lot of my grandfather, who had a kind of mischievous charm to him and was gregarious and full of life and laughter. In my life I can be quite reserved and quiet unless I’m on stage [with his band 30 Seconds To Mars], so I love that Paolo was virtually singing and dancing all the time.” Screendaily, January 2022

Jared Leto about having permission to “go completely fucking crazy” on set Leto let Scott know that he wanted to work with him years back at the 2003 Morocco Film Festival. They’d run into each other. And Scott was on the set of “Blade Runner 2049.” After asking to play Paolo instead, Leto spoke to Scott on the phone. “I basically told him I was going to go completely fucking crazy if we were going to this,” he said. “He was going to have to take the cuffs off and let the lunatic run around the asylum, in a way.” IndieWire 2021/2022

Colin Farrell talking about all the things Jared Leto talked about — the idea of masks, shadows and having the permission to let loose without judgment Look I only had as I said five or six scenes or seven scenes, and I wasn't quite I was at the early stages of looking at what I felt, I could do or bring to it, I was at a bit of a loss and then when I saw what Mike did, the whole character made sense to me, I swear to God, I saw what he did, and I just went okay, okay, and I got really excited about this all that to say that most of — if anyone ever thinks what I do in Batman is a decent performance, I'll gladly take 49% of the credit, I — honest to God, I'm not—I’m not joking you, cause there's — you know mask work? And like Jung used mask work and certain eastern philosophies have used mask work, it’s a very powerful way to allow the shadow to have permission; the shadow that exists in all of us to have permission because you're aware that you're not gonna be judged, that you feel protected from, you know, the awful rule of judgment that man inflicts upon each other. Well, that's gone and so the sense of I—you know, conventional logic would say, maybe with a full face covering you, that it would be limiting that it would, you would feel constricted… it was 100% the opposite! It was so f—damn liberating, it was so liberating, and I felt so free, and I felt like, and I may be proven wrong, I felt like it was impossible to be too big — cut to: Farrell is too big— but like I had such, Mike gave me such permission to just explore you know behaviors by the brilliance of the work that he did, Mike Marino… Happy sad confused Podcast, July 2021

It’s not only that, but Colin and Jared approached their characters, Oz and Paolo, similarly - the kind of similar I perceive as essentially the same ...

Colin said Oz is a variation of Fredo from the ‘Godfather’. Fredo served as “emotional reference”.

Jared conceived his Paolo as a mixture of his own “cheeky” grandfather - which he admits - and the real Gucci imbued with Fredo-like motivation.

It makes a lot of sense, for both!

Also on a personal level in regard to Colin’s and Jared’s struggles to be taken seriously as artists, one of the great themes of both of their careers, I figure.

It’s kind of amusing to think about Al Pacino playing Jared’s father in HoG, so the ‘Godfather’ inspiration went full circle ;)

[hologramcowboy]

The whole branding and social media thing is too confusing for me. If I am trying to be cast for a very much negative character - ie a pedophile or a psychopath - I need to refrain myself from posting good stuff in my personal sm and try to portray myself as a potential evil to make investors believe in me? 😶

I don’t know anything about Hollywood, but I have seen the most goofy person of the industry playing a devilishly psycho and rapist and giving a great hit in my country’s film industry. I have repeatedly seen a man maintaining absolutely normal family man image in social media and subsequently doing romantic hero, villain, tough police officer, comedy, drama or thriller all efficiently. That makes me think social media and PR image is for public, and not for insiders of industry- they have different team to play out that. I mean, if I maintain an image of romantic hero publicly and get cast in such roles only, won't I get typecast? And most importantly what is my credibility and efficiency as an actor if I cannot break myself over and over again and deliver all kind of roles?

Anon, at the beginning of your career and up until you reach top tier you will be typecast. In fact, the only way to get into the industry and work steadily is to typecast yourself based on your essence and then target buyers that need that character type. E.g. let's say you match the superhero vibe, that means your buyers are those who produce those types of shows/movies.

As you career advances and you rich top tiers, let's say you get promoted from recurring to series lead, as your brand becomes established now you have more leeway. You have the option of rebranding your materials to aim for your new desired tier. But, even then, you must be careful to stay faithful to your essence or you risk alienating your fanbase. By essence I don't mean past characters you've played. I mean what makes you YOU. If you are goofy then the way you play a lawyer is very different from how a serious, dark, moody man would and that's perfect. You are you. If your uniqueness centers on being able to be lighthearted and playful because that is who you are at the core then you will play different character in those main notes and you will be credible playing them.

Trying to be everything to everyone ensures failure. The only actors who can pull off a wide range are transformative actors like Meryl Streep, Charlize Theron, Jared Leto, for example, they can fully transform into a character due to intense studies, prep and using behavioral psychology. Unless you are at a tier where you are Tom Cruise famous, you will have to have a defined brand and character types that match your target goals. Once you reach the offer level of your career (meaning you get offered roles directly because you are an established, trustworthy professional and your name resonates in the industry), you get to have way more creative control but, cautiously, because as I've mentioned earlier, if something works, don't ruin it. Don't try to be something you are not. It will always backfire.

No actor is expected to deliver all kinds of roles, they are expected to realistically live the circumstances they get hired for and those will always be in line with their essence. Know who you are. Because who you are does not change. The character type might change, you might get called in as a doctor but your job is to deliver that role along with your uniqueness so your version of a doctor will match your essence and not be a general idea of what a doctor is like or a copy of what some actor actor is doing.

What you say you've seen is impossible. Most likely, the actor you are referring to is from a country where american actor branding does not apply OR you are missing the common thread in all of his roles and how it ties into his essence.

An actor's brand is his essence and under the umbrella of that brand are character types he can play, as I explained earlier. His look, physique and essence are well suited for certain characters so he gets cast as those. It has nothing to do with his family man image, unless that's his main type. All actors may post something about their family but how you do it needs to be inline with your brand or you dilute your image.

I'm really curious about this goofy actor who played a rapist. Which country was this and what is the name of that actor, most importantly, what is his look?

As for an actor social media, it is always, always, always geared at his buyers and goals unless said actor is clueless about his own industry. Do not fall into the trap of thinking that what actor present online is who they are in real life. They are maintaining an image and it is for PR purposes that they make certain posts. It is a part of their job. Their actual private profiles( if they have any because not all do) are not something you will ever be privvy to. An actor is a product and any smart actor knows this and carefully curates their online image.