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So I have been seeing lately, fanbases complaining about other fans talking about their fighter, and wanting it to stop. Which fanbases are they, it does not matter, it's the concept. In this video from 2015 Kevin Hart talks about how he switches it up in a film and is not in a comedic role because fans were starting to say he's funny but he's always doing the same thing. Kevin Hart says one thing he learned about his career is that everybody always has something to say, and when enough is enough and no one has anything to say anymore it's because something's wrong. So he said that's he has been different versions of himself. This is a business man who knows how to handle critics and adapt to them, and appreciate them.
Maybe some fanbases should stop and think, if other fans aren't talking about your guy, saying what he can do to improve in their eyes, then it's because they don't care. If there's no criticism, then there's no career there. So suck it up and accept that if your guy is getting popular then that means he's going to have critics who are going to talk about the flaws of his career.
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Maybe some fanbases should stop and think, if other fans aren't talking about your guy, saying what he can do to improve in their eyes, then it's because they don't care. If there's no criticism, then there's no career there. So suck it up and accept that if your guy is getting popular then that means he's going to have critics who are going to talk about the flaws of his career.
Starts at 12:40
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