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If I were to be a news reporter when I grow up, I’d like to write about music. I would interview
famous artists, performing singers and even old retired rockstars! To get a
perspective on their starstrucked lives and how it must feel like being constantly chased
by paparazzi's would make such great stories to be published in well-known magazines.
Maybe the rest of the world would understand their struggle and have more respect for
their lack of privacy and leave them be?
I can’t imagine how hard it really is for a celebrity to go shopping for milk without having at
least ten men or women around you with cameras, snapping pictures of every step you
take. Perhaps making up fake stories about how the milk you bought were secretly
poisoned? In my opinion, made up stories doesn’t even deserve to be published in the
paper. If you think about it, it’s not even a ‘real’ story, don’t you think? In my stories, I will
be honest and truthful. My readers will know me as the journalist who’s honest and
other journalist will learn that even true stories can attract readers.
As the musician I consider myself to be, having a job where I have to combine two of my
greatest abilities - writing and my interest in music - would simply be heaven! Even if I had
to travel to Japan to interview a single man on his guitar and then go back again the same
day, I’d do it without any doubts. Because being a journalist requires the employee to
travel and that is also something I love doing. Once you understand the culture in the
country where the artist lives, you understand the artist in a whole new way as well and
being able to put that down in a story will hook the reader completely.