but dude, im sure before they were famous, they had the exact same outlook on dj's as you do. now that they have made it, they are probably to freaked to loose there status/posistion (not because they are cocky and stuckup) but because it is what they are and what they do. im sure if you became the next pvd, some people somewhere would be, "man he's such a sellout, if i were him i would totally be different" etc etc.

its pretty poor to immediatly assess someones life/social outlook because of their popularity. do you even know him? does he tell you he only plays the same songs to stay on top?

think about it....

chhers, caleb

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After doing it for over 26 years....I sure hope I've gotten better LOL.
Actually, I've already gone beyond that and went through DJ burnout for a while. It's only been the past couple of years that I've been on an intentionally slow but steady rebound...although, now it's more of a hobby than it is work...even though I do use it for work. Did that make ANY sense at all?