Do you think sending a song to a celebrity through fan mail is a good Idea?

[Sarah]

I've been writing a song and I was thinking about sending it to Adam Lambert along with a letter, but I think it might be a little pushy, and he probably gets a lot of letters like that. So do you think it is a good Idea or a bad one?

[Ameya]

it's a bad idea

[Tkd]

bad one, but u could do this instead

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Join Twitter! Most stars do send messages back to their fans, but only if they have time to.

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Look up the celebrity's official web page on the Internet (if it is really proven to have a celebrity's involvement). You'll likely find an up-to-date contact address there.
3
Go to your local library and look for the 'Star Directory'. This book contains tons of celebrity addresses that are mostly up-to-date. Many libraries will have an annual edition of the book.
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Check the person's Internet Movie Database page (see external links). If you're looking for a movie star or someone who has had some part in the making of a movie, you can search for that person on IMDB. This site contains free interesting information about stars and the films they've been in, and if you subscribe (or get a free trial subscription) you can get contact information, as well.
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Search the Internet for autograph collecting sites and forums. You can get great tips from fellow autograph collectors at these sites, and if you join a forum you can talk to hundreds or thousands of other people who might have the address for the celebrity you want to contact. Check the external links for a couple of these sites.
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Write a nice, short letter. If you just want to say "hi" or "congratulations" to the star, write them a nice letter saying so. If you want an autograph, be sure to specifically request it. Keep your letter short and positive, and address the person by their formal title (Mr., Ms., Sir, etc.). Throw in a compliment or two, but don't go overboard.
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Include a SASE. A self-addressed, stamped envelope (SASE) is an envelope on which you write your name and address and place a stamp so that the celebrity doesn't have to take the time to address the envelope and stamp it himself. Yes, celebrities have enough money to buy stamps, but if you can save them some time, they'll appreciate it, and you're more likely to get replies.
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Consider including something to sign. If you have a picture of the celebrity, send it along for them to sign. Make sure you don't mind losing the picture, though, because you might not get a reply. Otherwise, consider including a 3X5 note card so the celebrity doesn't have to track down something to sign.
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Use the right envelope and adequate postage. If you're just sending a letter or 3X5 card, you can use a standard envelope, but if you are sending or requesting a photo, send a larger envelope and SASE. Write "Photos: Please Do Not Bend" on the outsides of both envelopes. Be sure to include enough postage on both envelopes.
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Be patient. Famous people do have busy lives, and they also get a lot of mail. While many are very good about sending autographs, you may still need to wait several weeks or even months for a response.
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Keep your head high. Autograph collecting is a rewarding hobby, but it can be frustrating sometimes. You'll probably get a lot of mail returned for having an outdated address, and sometimes you just won't get any reply--some stars simply don't give autographs. Don't worry about rejection; it's nothing personal.
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Be happy when you see your autograph and express thanks.