Aaron Carter - Blog Posts
Found this in my local goodwill
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Aaron Carter died today.
I know most of you probably don’t know or don’t remember who he is. But I never forgot.
He was 34 years old. He left behind a young son, who now has to grow up without their dad. He was a complicated individual and you could tell in recent years that he was struggling.
They say that childhood fame is more often a curse than a blessing. And Aaron didn’t have the support he needed from the people who were supposed to love him the most.
He was the first love of my life. I had his posters all over my walls, he was one of my first concerts, and his CD’s were on a constant loop in my CD player. I watched everything there was to watch with him in it over and over and over. All the girls were obsessed with boy bands but I just loved this guy.
I am truly heartbroken. He deserved so much better.
Rest In Peace Aaron, I’m so sorry you couldn’t find it here on earth ❤️
Oh, Aaron.
He was the most troubled and messed-up person I've ever met in my life, but he was also one of the most charismatic. His Jukebox Tour, which is LOST to the Internet, was the most well-produced, danced, and arranged concert I've ever seen.
If he had different parents, things might not have ended this way, but I think that oversimplifies the demons that man had.
Everyone deserves a support system, and ALL child stars should have non-familial advocates in their corners to be that support system when their parents can't or, in the Carters' case, won't. I want to think Aaron was among the last generation of truly exploited child stars, but...
Anyway, I will never again, in my life, feel an adrenaline rush like realizing that I was seeing Aaron Carter's sandwich roll past on the craft services cart. That was the best night of my life.
If you're looking for song recommendations to mourn: "It's Just You," "To All the Girls," and "Hey You" are my favorites.
And rapping the entirety of "Aaron's Party" is my party trick forever.