How ‘Game Of Thrones’ Affected My Health – Marsie Williams

Marsie Williams, popularly known for her role as Arya Stark in American series, ‘Game of Thrones’ has revealed how the series had a negative effect on her mental health.



Marsie in an interview on CNN disclosed that her role and criticisms on Game of Thrones affected her mental health and self-esteem. She opened up about how difficult her life as a teenager was while also managing her fame from the “Game of Thrones.”

Williams, who was 13 years old when she was cast as Arya Stark, said there was a time she was sad after becoming overwhelmed by the criticism on social media.

She said: “It gets to a point where you’re almost craving something negative, so you can just sit in a hole of sadness.

“When I tried to move past what people said online, I still end up thinking about the comments.

“I still lie in bed at, like, 11 o’clock at night telling myself all the things I hate about myself. It’s just really terrifying that you’re ever going to slip back into it.

“That’s still something that I’m really working on because I think that’s really hard. It’s really hard to feel sad and not feel completely defeated by it.”

“Honestly, I want a normal life, I don’t want any of this crazy, crazy world because it’s not worth it.”

Kwesi Arthur Reveals Why He Always Removes His Shirt On Stage

Award-winning Ghanaian hip-hop artiste Kwesi Arthur has a signature appearance of always performing bare-chested on stage.

Though this is not unusual for hip-hop and some hip-life artistes, the artiste argues that it is one of his iconic styles, and that it distinguishes him and energizes his performance as well.

Kwesi Arthur disclosed this in an interview on 3FM’s Sunrise morning show, where he explained the idea behind going shirtless whenever he performs.

“It is the vibe; like the energy around it is just crazy. So whenever I am performing, I just take off my shirt, and the reaction is crazy.”

Asked why a lot of the youth in ghettos identify with his music, the ‘Grind day’ crooner said young people are able to identify with the kind of content he churns out through his music.

“I feel like music is our escape, like in this country so many things are going on. Music is the only thing that keeps the youth entertained.

“Because if you think about what is going on, you will be angry and do something you might regret. So the music keeps us entertained,” he noted.

Kwesi Arthur is out with his latest album titled ‘Live From Nkrumah Krom-Home Run’, and it is on iTunes, Spotify and other music platforms.

It features the likes of Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Shatta Wale, Nasty C and other artistes.

Source: 3news.com