In the era of Kim Kardashian, Trisha Paytas, and Alix Earle, many celebrities these days are simply famous for being famous, no talent required. But why is this now getting normalized to not only adults, but kids as well. Being famous is not a talent, and being famous for being famous is ridiculous.

First, it sets an unbalanced standard. When fame prioritizes notoriety over accomplishment, it sends a message that anyone can be admired, regardless of what they contribute. This overshadows the hard work and dedication of those who earn recognition through genuine talent or acts of service. Especially with the introduction of reality TV shows like “Jersey Shore” or “Love Island.” Although those shows may be entertaining, the “stars” gained their fame for being ridiculous.

Second, momentary fame can be a recipe for disaster. People’s image of fame can crumble quickly …
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