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: How insane is that? With role models like the cast of Keeping up with the Kardashians, what kind of things will children be learning? How to disrespect their parents? When a child wants to be like Kim Kardashian, what does that mean? Because the reason she became famous was for her infamous sex tap. So how, you ask, has our view on what it takes to be famous changed? Of course celebrities have always had the “star” treatment, but it’s different now. Author Jeff Goins writes on his blog, “If we are envious of the lives celebrities seem to have, why not reconsider what we think it means to be famous.” 21 st century celebrities are much different than the ones from the past because our standards have lowered dramatically on why we celebrate people. We have changed how we define stardom, and need to change it back.