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Yes, they would share the same views. My brother, for one, is an active digital and physical artist, doing both drawing and music, specifically playing the guitar. Although he has a great passion for art, he also has a lot of experience dealing with finance through the work he does online and offline. Even though busking as a street artist or performer is a good way to use your hobby, it is not a reliable source of income and should always be backed up by something similar that is more financially reliable. My mother, being a food stall owner and a casting director, also has to deal with money on a daily basis, and would most likely share the same financial concerns about making a living as a busker.

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I believe that most parents will disapprove making a living as a street performer. Firstly a street performer cannot earn a fixed income. Many asian parents disaprove this as they want their children to be rich people, and contribute to society. Becoming a street performer does not bring you any glory, anyone can be a street performer if they wanted to whereas being a doctor or lawyer requires training and skills.
Also becoming a street performer requires much time as a short performance wont earn money and asian parents do not want their children to spend a lot of time outside as it is dangerous and unsafe outside.
However because of the fact that it doesnt need much training and that anyone can become it. Many parents feel that it is easy for them to make a living during the holidays

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My parents will not support me making a living as a street artist. My parents are on the traditional side, and traditionally a street artist or performer is not a job that I should pursue. Given that my parents pay for my tuition and extra classes for Math and Science highlighted that their hopes of me becoming an artist is just far fetched dream of mine. They may believe that being a busker on the streets is not a stable source of income for me to live comfortably in the future and would expect me to get a job of a reputable status.  However other adults I talk to would encourage me to strive for what I want. Once, I told my Geography teacher that I was unsure whether to take up an elective subject that I was passionate in, and that was DNT. She told me that subject combinations are not always about an individual's ability to perform but what interest the person would like to cultivate. On that day, I realised that I had someone who I could share my uncertainties of the future with.

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I am certain that many adults will agree with me or share my views when I say that street artists and street performers does not strike us as a good way to make a living. The word "street" itself when thinking about jobs is often associated with being a low paying job and one that is unlikely to have a good or comfortable life while being a "street" job. One example of this would be in the video where it can be seen that the whole booth of the street artist is filled with paintings, this could either mean three things, they just opened shop, their supply is quick or the demand is low. It is known that art takes a long time and that the weather says it was near noon, this means that the demand is low. Painting supplies cost alot of buy and when demand is low, high cost and low profit may not be very appealing taking into account common sense. Thus I feel that many adults will share my views in that making a living as a street artist or street performer is not a good way to make a living

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My parents would believe that making a living as a street artist or street performer would not bring me any further. The money make is not sufficient for a living in Singapore.
However, at the same time, they would also respect what I like to do and if this is what I am interested in, they would support me and encourage me to work better in it.

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Yes, the topic on making a living as a street artist is not that controversial, and would not bring about many arguments in our society. Although street artists may not earn as much, they are still pursuing their passions and there is nothing wrong with that, that society would want to argue with. However, their financial stability might not be as par as compared to office workers, and they may be struggling, it is still safe to say that living as street artists is not very controversial as it is just a bunch of people trying to earn revenue through something they enjoy and love, thus other adults would share their views about making a living as a street artist without any detrimental repercussions.

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My parents would not share my views as they are not supportive of art because they think it is an unstable source of income and money.This is  not good as i also think that it is a bad and unstable source i also am not interested n art even though i appreciate them.Art is a very stressing subject as the view of another person are taken into account whether your peice is a good one or not so i think that art is very controversial and i think that i am very bad at art so i rather not become a street artist

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My parents would not support the idea of street performing as they feel that getting a more stable income is more beneficial as how much money u get a day depends on the crowd and if people are willing to spend money on the things street performers and artists do. They also feel that getting a real job instead of performing is a better option as there is still a chance of promotion

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No. My parents won't. I've always loved arts when I was young and my parents would always praised my artworks and share it with my other relatives. However, whenever we go to the job as being an artist, they would always tell me to seek a better occupation as they believe that being an artist or a street performer won't get you anywhere in life as those jobs have low salary and you will need to be very talent in order to get somewhere and to achieve success. However, my brother is the opposite as everytime I've finished an artwork, he would always advise me to sell my artworks online to earn money. Hence, I'm sure that my brother will support me if I were to make a living as a street artist.

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My parents and some adults would not share my views about making a living as a street artist or street performer to do such a thing would make my parents feel that i am someone whose worthless. They will view me as this way as first of all my parents would not agree to me to become a street artist or street performer. They want me to be a successful person inside the job industry and not become a street performer. Also the income of doing such a thing is not really high compared to jobs in the working industry. However, there are other adults that may share my views as it is something that's worth doing for my passion and it is something that i want to do for a living. They will view it as it is something that i have decided to do and support what i am doing.

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No, my parents or other adults do not share my views about making a living as a street artist or street performer.

This is because the older generations have a negative mindset on working as a street artist as they see it as a job for undergraduates and people who do not study well. They also feel this way as they feel that street artists do not make much money and they would not be able to support their own family and my parents would not want this to happen as it would make the financial situation in the family unstable.

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I think my parents would support me for doing something i like but at the same time they would feel worried as the income as a street artist or street performer is not profitable and the props we use might be more than how much we earn as a street artist or street performer daily. My parents would be glad that i have a job that has my full interest in it but they will think about reality and say that it is not ideal. Many typical Asian parents would also be proud that their child has a successful and stable job instead of being a street artist or performer. They are also worried that we might get judged in public and it affects our mental health and from there take a impact in our life.

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My parents would share my views about not making a living as a street artist or performer. They would believe that settling down with a job in the arts industry would not be beneficial in the future. Making a living as a street artist or performer would mean that there would not be a stable source of income to live comfortably. Furthermore, they would agree that the arts would not be an extremely safe and stable route to grow in. As the art industry are not generally well-received, the opportunities to grow and become successful in the art industries is reduced. After spending their time to raise me, my parents would think that it would be better for me to spend my time and effort doing a job which enables me to gain success.

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Yes, as they share the same views as me and therefore will share my views about making a living as a street artist. As I am a music performer,they also believe that having a platform to express my talents is essential in the field of art and music. They should be aware that artists should be confident and open in sharing their interests with others. Not only do they agree and understand that having a passion for music is important , but also they want me to do what i like for a living.

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I feel that my parents and other adults would not share the same views as me. This would be because working as a street artist would not make me a stable income despite it being able to give me creative freedom and allowing me to express myself through the works of my creation. I do agree that by working as street artist. It would not allow me to live a comfortable life and would require me to be outside exposed to the possible dangers of society. However, i feel that being a street artist would allow me to better appreciate the would around us as society today is glued to their handphones 24/7. By being a street artist, it would allow both me and the people around me to understand the value of the world around us more making us more aware and grateful of our surroundings.

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my parents would share my views about making a living as a street artist. my parents already know that i have liked drawing and sketching since young, mostly drawing landscapes and cars, and would encourage me to persue a job that also incorporates my hobby. likewise, they also agree that drawing can capture still moments in time where people may not cherish the present and require a picture or sketch to reminisce about their youth, and sketching is a way to represent those frames in time. however, they would also agree that it may not be an economically viable career as society may not appreciate art due to preoccupation with work or studies, and even disgracefully viewing art as nothing but a few lines in random positions. moreover, i may also not be able to make a stable income from being a street artist as people may not pay to view my works, and thus resulting in this job having an unstable career as the income is dependent on people deciding if they would like to pay to view my works, or even donate money to fund this job. all in all, my parents have said that i should choose a job that can incorporate my hobbies and desires, but being financially stable to support a future family should be prioritised over an unstable future. thus, it is most likely that my parents will not support me in becoming a street artist.

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i dont think so as my parents would want me to have a better career that provide me with stable income and better life. A street artist neither have a specific income nor stable salary. Although it brings joy and entertainment but the money earn is insufficient

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No, I do not think so, as my parents are more traditional when it comes to life long occupations and would much more prefer a stable income job in an industry. Both of them do not have a lot experience in the space of industry jobs and in fact my father works for himself and started a business by himself, but I have been told many times that it is very stressful and difficult to run a business and he would rather I get a credible job with stable income, although my parents support me in my interests and passions, their priority is always my studies thus i am quite certain that they would not share the same opinion of being a street performer as an occupation.

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I think that most parents will disapprove making a living as a street performer. A street performer will not have a standard salary to earn and may vary depending on location and time. Being a street performer may be seen as useless in the eyes of some parents and skills should be put into other occupations like doctors and lawyers

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I think they would share my views about making a living as a street artist/performer. Street artists/performers are talented individuals who took their love and passion for art to the next level, by making it their full time career. However, having such a job has also its demerits as it is always deemed as a low level and low paying job. People who work such jobs will be judged heavily on their skills and might have to face people's criticisms. They would have to face this perpetual cycle of depression and hardship. Many street performers could not continue to carry out their jobs as they are heavily demoralised by the views of people. Therefore, we would all agree that making a living as a street artist or performer is not long lasting.

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yes i do not think that my parents would share my view in making by street art as they would think that arts is useless and would not make good money. In a way, it is true. Street Art would not be making the greatest amount of money unlike jobs relating technology due to the rapid growth of it. This means that I may not be able to deal with loans that can appear due to low amount of money it may make. This disadvantage of the job is further exaggerated by most Asian parents

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i presume my parents would not encourage me to be a street performer as their standards for me is quite high. I can recall them always telling me to strive for the best and be a doctor or a lawyer. However, i beg to differ. Being a street performer does not necessarily mean that it is not a good choice. Being a street performer can help you conquer your fears of stage fright and you can step out of your comfort zone and try new things, but i don't think it is a good choice to be a street performer for the rest of my life as they do not make much money. My parents think so too, hence they do not encourage me to be a street performer.

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My parents would share their views about making a living as a street artist or a street performer. As my parents are the ones who usually care for me and wants the best for me. Additionally, my parents are the ones who ones the best for me and sometimes want me to learn to play some instruments because they may want me to learn how to play a certain musical instrument as they want me to enjoy how to enjoy music and appreciate how good and calming music is. For example, I am currently learning how to play the violin as they wish for me to learn how to enjoy playing music in the public and they wish for me to share with others how soothing music can sound to others and sometimes, these parents might say that being a street performer may not earn a lot of money. Another example could be about my parents telling me that being a street performer may sometimes make people jeer at you and sometimes might even call you a trash. Despite that, they might tell us that learning an instrument may help to relieve some stress and that it could help us instead of making us feel stressed out.

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i feel that parents and other adult might feel that srtreeet artist is very ghard to make a living as singapore is very expensive and they feel a stable income and Being a street performer may be seen as useless in the eyes of some parents and skills should be put into other occupations like doctors and lawyers

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If I were to become a street performer/artist, I do not think my parents would share the same views as me. They retain a traditionalist mindset who wants their children to be successful in a field of STEM. They do not view jobs like street performers as a real job as it is not a stable job and there is no fixed salary you can earn. It also feels improper to them as ''regular'' jobs is done under contractual agreements whereas for street performers, you can do it whenever you like. Subconciously, they would develop a stigma of laziness tied to people working these jobs as in their mind, these types of job is not something that they think you have to work hard for. However, things are changing in the view of society. Ever since the pandemic, appreciation for art has exploded into new bounds, with things like japanese animation and art being viewed all over the world. There was also a recent boom of NFTs which became popular with young adults which uses online art to trade for online currency. Thus, these types of jobs is slowly being viewed as any other jobs by society and therefore, a way to earn a living

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No they would not share my views about making a living as a street artist or street performer, as time goes by , times have changed, so does art. As much as my parents would assist in supporting me to follow my interest down a career paths I enjoy , it would be very unrealistic as many people would barely pay attention to such talent just on a random street strumming chords or blowing flute, you would see most eyes are already glued to their own gadgets screen, it would be most encouraged to adapt spreading across the digital media where a person can just post an art. Once you turn away from the screen, your art is flooded by likes and comments showing it with positive and constructive feedback without you knowing it till you come back to it the very next day. In brief, I don't think my parents would support unless it is very idealistic idea to pursue as a career of my own.

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No, as i perosanlly think it is a perfectly fine option, but our parents or even out teacehrs would see this not being a contribututing member of society as with our skillset we can most likely go for a more secured job that would pay better than being a street artist. Our parents want what is most secured for us and want us to have a more comfortable life than what they probably had, instead of what we pursue and have interest for. being a street artist is quite dangerous and our parents would not like this idea.

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In my opinion, I feel that parents will share my views about making a living as a street performer. My parents have been very supportive and they respects my opinions and thoughts. They do not limit my imagination and allow different perspective to exist. My thoughts are also objective which makes it reasonable and relatable to many adults and humans. It allows my parents to understand why I would come up with this idea and help me more in planning my future. However, they will advice me on the difficulties and troubles that will 'haunt' me as I pick up this career.

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Yes, my parents would also share the same view as me. They would want me to do something more stable and secure as being a street artist means that there isn't a fixed amount you'll earn each day as it depends on how many customers buy from you. Being a street artist also means that it's your own business, meaning that you need to invest your own money to buy resources and set up the business yourself which is very risky. My parents and I are also not interested in art and they view it as only a source of entertainment, and they rather me do something more common and stable.

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I think that being a street performer can bring people joys and it can help them distress after listening to some music. This can also help them earn some money However they do not think that it is a good job as it cannot give them a living as they cannot earn much from doing this and it give a unstable earn which cannot support my financial needs .a street performer's earning is dependent on the people around them and whether they are willing to give. Sometimes they can earn 50 while sometimes they dont hence they think that it is a job that earn by gaining pityness

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parents seldom give their views on jobs that are useful to the future. If they were to talk about it, they might give their negative views on the making of a living as a street artist. They will feel that doing this kind of job just to pursue our interests, this living cannot earn up the wealth of ourselves.
However, if this art industry would be enough to make enough money for myself, i think i would pursue the interest in art. As parents, they want to see progress on your jobs by the amount of money you make every month or year. If they do see progress in us, they might give us the green light, and let us do what we want.

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No. They will not share the same views about me making a living as a street artist, as they do not want me to be living in the streets. They feel that being a street artist does not allow me to make a living, and that I have to rely on someone if I really decided on becoming one. I understand their opinion, as they do not want to see me study for so long just to end up being a street artist, and all the effort that went in to my academics would have went to waste as being a street artist does not require much education.

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My parent would not allow me to make a living as a street artist as they always wants the best for us. Hence, if i do this as a career and is not doing well, they may feel sorry for me. If i give up on my study and do this and when I am not doing well, they may be disappointed in me as my whole life maybe ruined as i do no continue on with my studies making me have a lesser chance of getting employed. Hence they feel that after using most of their money to cater my studies, i should be working better and have a much "relaxing" life than than and earning more salary. Therfore, my parents will not support me in making a living as a street artist

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No, I don't think that my parents would share my views about making a living as a street artist as they might be worried about my future. As parents they may find making a living as a street artist very unstable and I may not be able to pay for my bills and feed myself and I may have to depend on other people to support me
However, as parents they want us to be happy, if being a street artist is my passion, I believe that they would support my decision.

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They would not share my views. They would want me to take on a more academic role in my life. Once when I was painting in my room when my parents busted in and asked me to continue my work. I did as such and after 1 hour I had finished what they had ask me to do. However they still insisted on my work. I did explain to them why i wanted to become a street performer and they just ignored me. That is why I think that they would not share myu views