Quote by Joni Mitchell

I hate show business.

I hate show business.

Summary

The quote "I hate show business" indicates a strong aversion towards the world of entertainment and performers. It suggests a disdain for the various aspects of the industry, such as its competitiveness, superficiality, or the pressure to constantly put on a show. This sentiment implies a personal rejection of or frustration with the glamour and artificiality often associated with show business.

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Business

By Joni Mitchell

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