Me In The Background

There’s no other explanation for people to spread news from tabloids (moreover now, but also in general), paparazzi pics (moreover now, but also in general), spread lies, hate comments, rage bait posts, having a race for who posts what sooner.

I don’t want to send hate to him or anything like that, but it’s been hard to see a lot of people that jumped on “hating Liam; liking petty tweets about Liam; liking indirect comments about Liam” in 2022 or these past months and are now “I’m so sad, it’s so heartbreaking, he was so nice”.

i think there is a lot of guilt being had by a lot of people, and i don't think that diminishes their grief or how much someone did impact their lives. i'm sure ashton has been sent those tweets and been reminded of those actions tenfold ever since it happened. people do stupid shit as a knee jerk reaction, and it's not an excuse but they do.

Liam Payne's "Strip That Down" has reached a billion streams following Liam's passing

#LiamsLaw

The entertainment industry, acclaimed for its glamour and stardom, is equally infamous for the enormous pressure it exerts on the mental health of artists. Resultant issues such as stress, anxiety, depression, substance misuse and even suicide are alarmingly high. According to research, performers are 2-3 times more likely to suffer from these issues compared to the general population.

In recent news of Liam Payne's tragic death as many others, the entertainment industry needs to be held accountable and be responsible to the welfare of their artists. We seek to implore lawmakers to create legislation safeguarding the mental health of artists within the industry.

Such a law would necessitate regular mental health check-ups, adequate rest periods, and the presence of mental health professionals on-set, including any ongoing support during their career. It will ensure a healthier, safer, and more conducive working environment for artists to cultivate their talents reducing phycological distress. This would also include early interventions to protect and minimise before it's too late. Furthermore, the increasing rate of musicians who die before the age of 35, is concerning. We need to act now!