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The golf world is not only full of talented golfers but also several analysts and experts who love talking about the sport on social media. Not to mention, influencers like Paige Spiranac play a very important role in keeping the fans updated about everything happening around the sport.
One of these well-known sports experts is Holly Sonders, who has made a unique name for herself among fans with her social media presence. Moreover, the former TV star recently opened up about her thoughts on how people’s perception towards celebrities has changed over the years. And how social media is majorly responsible for it. Notably, she received tons of reactions from her fans all over the world.
Holly Sonders gets candid about celebrities and social media
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Being a social media sensation herself, it is safe to say that Holly Sonders is well aware of the power the fans hold. Coming from a TV background, Sonders has previously worked with some of the biggest names in the industry. Not to mention, her fans have seen her on famous sports TV channels including Golf Channel and Fox Sports for a long time.
Do you feel social media has killed the “celebrity” mystique? We used to see celebs only on red carpets and through the TV. Now you can watch them cook dinner etc and say hi to them anytime on social media. Thoughts?
— Holly Sonders (@holly_sonders) May 8, 2023
However, it has been a while since the avid golfer turned to the internet world to get even closer to her fans. But despite having a huge fan following on several social media platforms, Sonders’ views about social media were nothing less than a shock to her fans. Famous for frequently posting golf videos and some sizzling pictures of her own, Sonders opened her heart about celebrities and the fascination around them.
“Do you feel social media has killed the “celebrity” mystique?”, she wrote in her recent tweet. “We used to see celebs only on red carpets and through the TV. Now you can watch them cook dinner etc and say hi to them anytime on social media. Thoughts?” Well, it was pretty surprising to come across Sonders’ perception of social media.
Fans react to Sonders’ recent tweet
Golf fans have been giving in all kinds of reactions ever since they read Holly Sonders’ views about social media’s role in ending the mystique around celebrities. And surprisingly, there were some who agreed with the golf enthusiast’s thoughts. However, others had something completely different to say. Here’s how some of them reacted:
I disagree. Not like any of them reply, or, if they do, they don't reply with any real meaning
— Matt Santa (@mattsanta) May 8, 2023
Social media killed celebrity mystique when YouTube, TikTok and Instagram personalities are labeled celebrities without any talent except for having large followings
— Jay Roberts (@cheksovastripes) May 8, 2023
The meaning of the word celebrity has changed in my opinion . Celebrity brings up thoughts of talent, star quality , perhaps beauty . Nowadays, celebrity is just a public figure that people know , maybe be for good or bad .
— terrence murphy (@terrenc37807170) May 8, 2023
if anything it's a good thing.
they aren't some special breed of superior people.
I personally dislike people who are trying to get famous,more often than not they lack the skills and personality.— lebell79 (@lebell79) May 8, 2023
Maybe if celebs bumped into me on the street all the time and I partied with tons cuz I knew them as best friends I would not feel beed to talk to them online. But since this rarely happens I hope yall never stop using social media.
— 🍁Freddy Liu🍁 (@CanadianSenAZN) May 8, 2023
It’s nice that your favorite may respond just like in real life if you saw them randomly but I don’t feel it’s killed the mystique although for some, it’s shown their dark sides
— Brandon Wyatt (@beedubu13) May 8, 2023
Hahaha uh oh influencers are feeling the pinch now .. don’t u dare do what I do nothing
— vodkasodaPLO (@VodkasodaP) May 8, 2023
Not really, but it’s cool interacting sometimes with your favorite athlete, actor, etc…
— JT Ferrell (@JTFerrell15) May 8, 2023
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Some have talked to me and a lot have not. I hope I can stay in touch with you Holly,you are one of my favorites!
— David Browning (@WVBigDave1) May 8, 2023
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While a lot of them said it was nice to be in touch with their favorite stars, a few also highlighted how she was one of these celebrities. As a fan, what are your views on this? Do you think fans having access to their favorite stars through social media is a good thing? Let us know in the comments section!
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