The Broken Covenant: When Fame Deserts the People

We see a pattern where artists attempt to "rebrand" or return to the public's good graces once the danger has passed and the struggle has been won by the people's own grit. These attempts are usually met with a cold, lingering memory of their prior absence. The nation remembers who was there when the bread was scarce, when the rights were being stripped away, and when the future was uncertain. A late-coming show of support is recognized for what it is: a hollow gesture of self-preservation rather than a genuine act of solidarity.