Title: What Does it Mean to be Famous?
Headings: What Does it Mean to be Famous?
What Does it Mean to be Famous?
A look at how society idolizes celebrities for all the wrong reason
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Content: The media initially spurred this corruption, giving us this era of bad role models. And for society that isn’t good. Dr. Gail Saltz says on NBC Today, “When there is media attention and excitement around the bad behavior of supposed role models, it desensitizes [teens] to the actual dangers and risks.” More and more today people are being praised for their bad behavior, and what’s worse, is society is trying to mimic it. Let’s take a look at the "Jackass" films shall we. Stars like Steevo and Johnny Knoxville have a HUGE fan base. They do extreme stunts like being fish hooked and used as live shark bait, tight rope walking over a pool filled with alligators, and shocking themselves with stun guns. When these movies first came out people attempted to do these stunts themselves, striving to be like the men they admired. While they may be entertaining, should they really be praised for trying to mutilate their bodies? On a lesser note, even celebrities like Ray Rice are idolized after doing terrible things.