Guys on the Trade are Aplenty

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Since time immemorial, the entertainment industry has been besieged by all sorts of scandals and dirty labels. Accordingly, the industry and the people in it thrive on these controversies. The old adage that “good and bad publicity is still publicity” works to this day. Yet, it is said that to be able to survive in showbiz intrigues and scandals, one has to have a very strong stomach for them.

More than the work they do, the public is always interested in the star’s personal life, and everything in it. Which is why intrigues and gossips sell like hotcakes everywhere, be it in the office, wake, coffee shops, even churches – any place where people congregate.

Since competition is fierce, showbiz hopefuls wanting to gain entry in this crazy world opt to do the easier route - join reality “artista” searches. It thus becomes their valued passport. When they become famous, that’s when trouble begins. The loss of privacy is the kindest trade-off. But not when people start to bring you down and expose your perceived skeletons in the closet publicly, there lies the real battle.

This early, former reality Show Contender SC is allegedly someone “for hire” long before he even entered showbiz. Charging a whopping Php50 grand per booking, SC must have been really awesome! Reportedly, he has been at it since his college days as a school athlete. This from someone who had been with him back then.

SC’s colleague, Towering Guy TG who was associated with a popular clothing brand charged Php 40K per. Rich gays often exchanged notes when talking about him. They quipped that they didn’t mind paying TG’s rate because he’s super worth it if only for his overwhelming size and performance.

Now that the two are more financially stable with good projects to live by, reportedly, SC and TG still haven’t left the world’s oldest profession. Those privy said that the two can’t afford to say no what with their rates that have more than doubled. Uh oh..

“ No change of circumstances can repair a defect of character. “ ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson

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