Party Vibe

:you_crazy who gives a sh..
none of our buisness

There seems to be no such thing as “friends” for celebrities…

most of these celeb hangouts take particular pains to keep out the paparazzi; anyone who was permitted to have a camera or camera phone would have been “trusted”

I reckon it was someone who befriended her as a “possible way in” to her own modelling career, and saw this video as a way of potentialy stealing some work from Ms Moss by damaging her brand.

hard to tell as there is so much cloak and dagger stuff – I don’t think her “friend” wanted to totally destroy her but was more interested in just stealing one of the contracts she had, or just shaking her up a bit to dent her confidence.

its a bit like when you are at a party and you see one DJ “accidentally” knock against the decks/mixer when someone else is playing their set (noticed that a fair bit over the years)

small potatoes compared to the UK Garage scene; at an NYE party in London a DJ finished a set early; the promoter thougt this was disrespectful and shot him dead with a Soviet self-loading pistol chambered for AK47 rifle rounds – unsurprisingly, the round not only killed the DJ but went straight through a wall and killed another bystander!

The promoter got 20 years in the can (10 years for each person)

and 10 or 20 years ago no one would have cared; even in the late 90s Britain was a far more optimistic and tolerant place.

unfortunately there is a massive backlash against “permissiveness” at the moment, it is frightening IMO as I definitely think that personal freedom is being rolled back with the full collusion and acceptance of the wider populace.

incidentally Craig Charles has recently lost two contracts in similar circumstances (on hearsay evidence even the cops can’t use), but because he’s not a pretty girl no one seems to be particularly bothered.

I definitely think though its “insiders” or so-called “friends” stitching them up. It seems to be acceptable in these celebrity circles (and sometimes in the wider creative scene) to put someone else down to get ahead. A bit like the footballers fouling one another/fighting etc – its seen as “gamesmanship”