Rod Stewart pretends he's Rob Stellwart (#35)
Forever young. That song was actually written by Rob, but Rod was clearly better looking at the time. Better looking relative to a 400 pound cholesterol (the unhealthy kind) soaked gorilla-faced hunchback named Rob Stellwart. The poor sucker spent hours working at VanGrintner's one-hour photo, then hours working on song lyrics. He never left the house after he left work, and his commute was void of any random route adventures. He had one thing on his mind: write the best single of all-time that encompassed the feeling of the masses. Forever young, of course, was the theme of his psychological being, although his physical being was aging at an exponential rate due to the influx of burnt steak sandwiches with 1" of Velveeta cheese and frequent half boxes of Ritz crackers. Journey frontman Steve Perry had nothing on him. Obviously, the stress of his situation did. He buried a six pack of Canada Dry and two "vomit tacos," which consisted of butter and white bread jammed into a ball of cookie dough. After that, the lyrics seemed to roll off his filthy, sticky, pale tongue. He licked his lips disgustingly before writing each and every word. Most objective viewers would never put up with this annoying and unsanitary looking crap, but Rod was different. Rod found Rob through a secret talent agency (the same one where most pop artists find artists to steal from). He simply used the same simple tactics as usual and by the end of the summer, just prior to Rob going public, Rod was already copyrighting the lyrics. Coincidence? Rob often thought about this. He blamed himself and became depressed. He ate more and ended up bed ridden. He was never able to see Rod Stewart live, which satisfied him greatly.