The Naughty Boys of Rock ‘n’ Roll

We often say that particular entertainers, whether in music or film, have a kind of charisma that sets them apart. There are individuals who, once they put a foot on a stage, turn into an energy bomb, full of sex appeal, charisma, and libido.

Many BaZi Chart configurations may result in a person being energetic and having an intense sexual appeal. Still, for men, the most reliable indicator is when Pioneer Talent appears in a month or year, Stem, which interacts directly with the Master Element and creates significant friction.

The 70s were the golden age of Rock ‘n’ Roll. During this time, we witnessed many flamboyant frontmen, but we can agree that Freddie Mercury, David Bowie, and Mick Jagger are easily in the top 10 of all time. Interestingly, all three have this setup, with Pioneer Talent interacting with their Master Element.

PIONEER TALENT – THE NEED FOR STIMULATION

Pioneer Talent represents high energy, sex drive, and a constant need for mental and physical stimulation. At a balanced dosage, it can make the person highly innovative, able to generate many out-of-the-box ideas; therefore, this Talent is highly beneficial for creative work.

But, because they constantly crave stimulation, they might get easily bored with regular life and steady relationships, so those individuals are prone to develop drug and sex addictions. Often, they become bisexual because of a strong need to explore. All three of those musicians, Bowie, Mercury, and Jagger, had their fair share of experimentation with homosexuality.

Pioneer Talent is the most energizing Talent of all because it creates friction with Master Element. The audience can feel this friction and are drawn to it; that’s why millions of men and women were highly attracted to those three singers. The friction generates a kind of energy that can be mesmerizing, amplified on stage when combined with performance and highly stimulating music, creating an irresistible, sexually charged atmosphere around them.

The problem is that once they experience the thrill of a high-octane energy exchange with the audience, it’s challenging to return to an everyday life where everything is much slower and somewhat dull, at least from Pioneer Talent’s perspective. This is the reason why such people often develop depression and addictions, because everyday life is not energizing enough for them.

The problem is also that in the 70s and 80s, people had limited awareness of health and the importance of living a relaxed, balanced life. They lived at full speed, charging through intense experiences, while damaging their health and bodies, which are not designed for such overuse.

It’s essential to balance that high-octane energy with a healthy lifestyle and ample relaxation. However, it’s not easy for such individuals to adopt these ideas because they run counter to their nature. But that’s precisely the key; they have to go against their inner feelings; otherwise, they might burn out, and many flamboyant rock ‘n’ roll stars unfortunately did.