#camp star

[oceanspirit9]

Camp Half-Blood is Camp Rock: dingy yet cozy lived-in cabins, singing around the campfire, beach volleyball, cayaking, and capture the flag, fun camp t-shirts, bead necklaces, horse girls, ping-pong war table, running on vibes alone, the power of friendship

Camp Jupiter is Camp Star: barracks, discipline and excellence, a whole bunch of legacies with recommendation letters, literal membership tattoos, war games, the-weak-do-not-survive kind of mentality, wolves

[camprocklobster]

camp star from camp rock 2: the final jam (2010) was objectively better than camp rock in every way and you’re a fool if you think otherwise

[stardreamt]

‪My sister: Has there ever been a villain that won?‬‪

My sister after a few seconds of contemplative, personal vendetta silence: ᶜᴬᵐᴾ ˢᵀᵃᴿ

[onbreekbaar]

AU concept

Need me a YoI Camp Rock AU with Yuri, Otabek, JJ, etc in Camp Star and Victor, Yuuri, Phichit etc in Camp Rock.

(I might write it. My heart is in need.)

[between-the-pages-ofa-book]

Unpopular opinion: Camp Rock's final jam performance actually was better because, while it showcased Mitchie and Shane the most, you did get to see the talent of the other campers to an extent. The song and vocals were also better.

Camp Star was just flashy and the only memorable part was the one guy and the blonde. Also, Demi's recorded vocals carried the song.

Also, you're seriously telling me that it was a fan voted competition and the popular boyband DIDN'T win? I smell some rigging.

[luci-hemwin-evanson]

Now that I think about it

If Connect 3 is supposed to be super popular

Why didnt their fans help them win

[mylifeasmiiguel]

Ok, so Camp Star was being hella marketed so people would vote for them at the Camp Wars thing. But wasn't Connect 3 like the shit in the first Camp Rock? I'm pretty sure all the Connect 3 fans would have voted for Camp Rock. ... I still think Axel Turner rigged the voting. That probably would have been addressed in Camp Rock 3

[8-18media-blog]

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Camp Star Burns Bright

By Tori Wiese, 14, Rachel Hahn, 12 and Aidan Pascoe, 12

Each summer there is a bereavement camp for Upper Peninsula kids who have lost a loved one. This is our report on Camp Star.