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: Isn’t that the whole reason the world celebrity came about? Because we came across these amazing individuals who needed to be celebrated? Don’t get me wrong, there are many modern celebrities who are bettering society. Ones who are actually talented and trying to make a difference, but why are they not in the press as much? These people are more beneficial to society and future generations, so is it right that we treat them with the same respect and decency we do certain celebrities today? 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.