There’s lots of ways to become famous, but contrary to how people use the word famous in everyday speech, being famous doesn’t mean being popular at the same time. You can be famous for something that is loved, adored or being respected, or you can be famous for being stupid, causing drama, accidents or simply being famous because you’re famous (*cough* Kim Kardashian *cough*).
I do not believe it’s always joy and happiness being famous, as I honestly don’t know of any hobby, occupation or environment where everything is dandy and pleasant, simply because I by principle believe there is always no matter what you do some bad aspects to what you’re occupied with.
That said I do propose being famous comes with certain levels of perks, prestige and/or humility depending on why you became famous in the first place.
Justin Bieber, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Charlie Sheen, etc. are all celebrities where the paparazzi and the fact that so many people knew them globally has let them to have public and/or private mental meltdowns, which has also made it harder for them to have a proper private social/sex life. On the other hand, it has simultaneously had a positive effect on them all by tremendously boosting their revenue from merchandise, songs and other sales.
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