Who has the saddest backstory out of these characters?

Asked by Senpai Kel

1,473 Votes

Who has the saddest backstory out of these characters?

56%

Gaara Gaara

44%

Naruto Naruto

56%

Gaara

3 Comments

Skye pie

Naruto story was just unfortunate

Andu

I don't usually rank sad backstories, but Gaara got a lot more abuse then Naruto did. Naruto was ignored looked down in most cases which is terrible. Gaara's dad sent assassins to kill Gaara, even the person closest to Gaara, Yashamaru.

Naruto Uchiha

most people would usually say Naruto because they showed him most and made it seem sadder but when looking back at it Gaara killed his guardian (mother like figure if I rmb correctly) without even knowing and that is a pain far beyond Naruto's atleast his was killed by a monster placed in him

Insanidy

and remember shukaku wouldnt let him sleep so he has never slept right and went in a rampage every single night making everyone even his own father hate him or be scared of him.

44%

Naruto

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Asked by Dear Abby

286 Votes

Do awards shows on TV matter to you?

12%

Yes Yes

88%

No No

12%

Yes

3 Comments

Lindsay Gant

I enjoy watching the glitz, glamour, and appreciation for artists and actors' great work.

k san

I enjoy watching celebrities and award shows!

Patricia Quiroz-Alfaro

I vote for my favorite actors and awards also give me an idea of what I want to watch. Other than that winners don't matter to me.

Jeanette Johnson

I agree with you except I have to say when Jamie Lee Curtis won best supporting actress OMG I went completely crazy that right there is what makes me watch awards shows AND now these damn huge studios what don't they get without a script an idea there's no films tv to be made forget reality

88%

No

13 Comments

Lrac Snave

Haven't watched any of them in decades. Who wants to see some very rich celebrities pat each other on the back and tell us all their political views?

VAHuskerFan

Cause there all WOKE!!

Ed Drahos

Award shows are nothing more than self promotion of themselves. And act like self advertising. Like advertising, the less advertising the less popularity.

Garrett

The award shows once mattered. Since they have become so much more than a few once or twice a year but rather at least a 100, all with varying degrees of actual criteria beyond marketing campaigns and now the over-compensating “inclusive,” nature of certain categories going out of their way