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I think it does rely on the idea that you have a connection with a celebrity, or at least some kind of real knowledge of who they are, based on their public persona.

But that's something it's really easy to believe in the present media climate and the way our mass culture works atm, with the amount of access people have (or think they have) to celebrities. It's pretty easy to get the idea that you know their personality a bit. I mean, for instance, I can certainly understand how someone would be interested in RPF about David Mitchell (although I'm not myself).

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Re: Can someone please explain to me the appeal of RPS/RPF?