ielts SPEAKING TEST These days advertisements are everywhere, you can see them on TV, in stream radio, on billboard or subway, even in the film you enjoy watching. Some people even post their ads on the walls without permission, which, I guess has a negative impact on the image of a city. I think it has to do with the rise of consumerism and you know, we are living in a materialistic society, so it stands to reason that everyone business and company wants to promote their products and make a profit. It’s just one of the most efficient way of grabbing the public’s attention and persuding people to go on a spending spree, I suppose. Oh, there are a few ways. What first comes to mind is fans would buy the products that celebrities is promoting. Also, young people who blindly follow some bad behaviour their idols have, such as binge drinking, drug abuse,so that’s really nagative impact. But the good side is celebrity can always make the most out of their status to set a good example for young people even the whole society. Yes I do. I’m not crazy about celebrities. But I do admire some foreign actress and singer for their contribution to the humanity, like Angelina Julie, she has been a compainer in United Union. The way they try to help those living in despair and make the world better tells me that celebrities are not all about fame and wealth, they are also ordinary people like us. I like to listen all sorts of music, to name but a few, jazz, blues, basso nova, usually some light music, not too loud. They tend to soothe my soul when I am a bit upset. To some extend, I think there is some difference in the two groups of generations when it comes to musical taste, but more in a sense that they like the same kinds of music,only not from the same era. For example, my parents like pop songs from the 70 to 80s. Whereas young people are more interested in those pop songs sang by people in their generations. So each to his own, I don’t know, as a young people, I also find classic music quite appealing. So I guess it’s quite hard to generalise.