Should Adrienne Bailon Be Fired?
Stop us if you've heard this before:
Naked pictures of a major Disney star, supposedly meant for her boyfriend's eyes only, have been allegedly stolen and leaked online.
Indeed, the recent Adrienne Bailon nude photo controversy makes the paraphrasing of an axiom clear: those that do not learn from the past mistakes of Vanessa Hudgens are doomed to repeat them.
Hudgens, of course, narrowly avoided firing at the hands of the world's most powerful mouse. Will Bailon escape similarly unscathed? And would that be the right decision? You tell us:
Should Disney fire Adrienne Bailon?
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November 12th, 2008 5:10 PM
Not fired. Rather, forgotten.
November 12th, 2008 10:04 AM
The photos were probably released as an intentional promotion ploy.
It's a strategy that is proven to work. Who had heard of Paris Hilton before the sex tape? It worked for Vanessa Hudgens. It wouldn't surprise me at all.
And as for the mouse -- All they're interested in is money.
November 11th, 2008 6:59 PM
The only reason Hudgens wasn't fired was because Disney cares more about the amount of money they make than the image they project. Firing Hudgens would have incalculable consequences for the franchise, especially the High School Music 3 series. Think about it. Would High School Musical 3 be a box office hit right now without Hudgens reprising her role as the oh-so-sweet Gabriella Montez? No.
With this point I make my case. The third cheetah girls has already been released. To be honest, it wasn't a big deal. Bailon is a singer in the Cheetah Girls, but the group itself isn't that well known. Disney wouldn't be losing nearly as much money by firing Bailon as they would by Hudgens.
So in conclusion, is it right to fire Bailon? If her story is the truth, than no. They were her personal photos. And while it certainly isn't professional or smart to take these photos at all, it's her business. She has a right to a private life without intrusion. But will Disney be more likely to fir
November 11th, 2008 2:51 AM
Should she be fired because her private photos were stolen and distributed without her consent? Definitely not.
November 11th, 2008 2:24 AM
No, cause hoes only make more money for the Disney corporation...it's a business.