Usually the circulation follows some outlandish public debauchery; like being spotted having a romantic dinner with a married man (if you happen to be a female artist) or maybe a photographer is snapping photos after a drunken bar brawl and you “accidently” knock him out with a right hook (if you happen to be a bad ass male artist). My point is, that in the music industry popularity is rarely based on your actual talent or the message your music is sending but almost completely on your party animal image.
Seems a bit like high school doesn’t it?
Jesse Ruben on the other hand doesn’t do drunken debauchery or bar fights and still has gained a huge following in recent years. See e-Card for proof!Congratulations Jesse!! You have reached the big time! People like you so much that there is a Jesse Ruben e-card! If that isn’t fame, I don’t know what is. The bonus news is that said e-Card isn't offensive and doesn't portray you in a negative light at all!