According to Andy Warhol everybody will be world famous for fifteen minutes in their life. That is quite a broad statement because, being famous can stem from a social, political, economic and environmental view (to name but a few), a small concert in a suburb, or dancing the best amongst a crowd of people at a big party. In the end it’s what that get publicized or viewed about you is what makes you famous to others but not necessarily famous to you.
A good example would be YouTube. A social website rated no.2 famous search engine of videos in the world. It’s a social site whereby a modeling agency could spot you, and bam you are on your way to stardom. Good example would be Justin Bieber.
I think it’s every person’s dream to become world famous a renowned and be rewarded, but most importantly for the people to know who you are.
If I were to be famous for 15 minutes I would want to be a dance performer as I love to dance. It allows me to release my inner ambitions and that is to do what I like best... dance.
I do enjoy being creative as well, so by me winning the Loerie gold award for best advertising Company of the year would really thrill and excite me, hence give me my 15 minutes of Fame!
Actually I wouldn’t mind going on a date with Edward Westwick – Chuck Bass of Gossip Girl and experience my fame through the eyes of a celebrity... oooh it would dashing and smashing baby!
I wouldn’t ask for more time as this is when your personal life becomes invaded, and you are no more able living a free and normal life.
In conclusion being famous seems great and glamorous, but sometimes what you see is only from a media point of view. Be aware of your surroundings and what you put up on cyber space aka the internet, because you never know when you might just be famous... for fifteen minutes.
Until Next Time... chow bella :)
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