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''I'm gonna find myself a place in history'' |
''I'm gonna find myself a place in history'' |
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''A teenage idol, that's what I'm gonna be"''.|'''[[Elton John]]''', "(I'm Going To Be A) Teenage Idol", written for his friend Marc Bolan (T-Rex).}} |
''A teenage idol, that's what I'm gonna be"''.|'''[[Elton John]]''', "(I'm Going To Be A) Teenage Idol", written for his friend Marc Bolan (T-Rex).}} |
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An entertainer who is idolized by teenagers. |
An entertainer who is idolized by teenagers. |
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Often overlaps with the [[Idol Singer]], although not all teen idols are singers. |
Often overlaps with the [[Idol Singer]], although not all teen idols are singers. |
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{{examples}} |
{{examples}} |
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== Comedy == |
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* Lampooned in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0WDr0fJV2I "The Old Payola Roll Blues"] by [[Stan Freberg]]. At the start a record producer is ready to create a new rock'n'roll record, but realizes something's missing. It takes a member of the band to point out he's missing a Teen Idol. So he goes and grabs the first kid walking by the studio to be his singer. |
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== Film == |
== Film == |
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