The Pain Of The Z-List
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By Steve Spalding February 29th, 2008
Under: Quotable
How do you know that you have made it? When you start hating the people who report on you. This video describes the beautiful relationship between minor celebrities and the bloggers who stalk them.
If you need a few more tips on handling blogebrity, take a look at this gem.
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