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They are both already 4 pretty easy...especially if B. Spears is 4. Her and B the same age and came out at the same time. Torn the possiblity of 5. On one hand we have access to more info. On the other hand we have access to more info :heh:. So does that make it easier to be 5 since people have an easier time finding out about other people or does it make it harder because people can personalize what they see and thusly they arent' forced to see things they aren't interested in?
 

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I would say that Lebron has the better chance of remaining highly famous in 20 years.

Someone like Beyonce is obviously famous but consider Mariah Carey. 20 years ago she was ubiquitous. These days she is famous but is she really on anyone's radar outside of the Christmas season? I would say no. I think Beyonce follows a similar path.

The other thing to consider is whether people like Lebron or Beyonce WANT to be so famous or public in 20 years.

Part of what keeps Michael Jordan famous is debate culture. Who is the GOAT? And so on.
I'm not sure that really exists for singers once they exit their artistic peaks.
Good points.

But I have some questions in mind.

Who has the most popularity/fame/visibility/revelance?

Who makes the biggest impact on people/in the life of people?

Who has the biggest male fanbase? :dame: :

Who has the biggest female fanbase?



Who maintains their fame longer?

After their careers/peaks, who remains on peoples radar longer?

Im taking about Actors/athletes/singers/rappers.
 
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I've reached #2 in my time. I'd be good with #3 but the mission is to aim for them all and let the chips fall where they may when it's all done
 

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#5 would be absolutely dreadful. I feel for Michael Jackson and completely understand why he was so eccentric. No one is supposed to be that recognizable. There's no way I wouldn't be miserable being that famous. Coincidentally, at that stage, you're also likely amongst the most lonely people in the world. There are no genuine relationships to be built at that point. Everyone, and I mean everyone, wants something.
 

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You also have "society" fame. Important people know who you are. Regular people don't unless they're plugged in.
Best type of fame in my opinion. You get the best of both worlds. You get the benefits of associating with People of power/ money/clout but you get the mobility, peace of mind, convenience, anonymity and privacy of a private citizen . You get the perks of the famous life and the perks of the regular civilian life. Being 24/7 famous and recognized everywhere by everyone must be annoying af.
 
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people forget about shyt quick yall must be young

even today people are forgetting who Michael Jackson was
eli whitney may as well have been the musk/ford of his day and he is a footnote in history class despite ushering in the industrial age

once the last boomers die off nobody will care about the beatles because there will be no one around to read/write rolling stone magazine
 

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#5 would be absolutely dreadful. I feel for Michael Jackson and completely understand why he was so eccentric. No one is supposed to be that recognizable. There's no way I wouldn't be miserable being that famous. Coincidentally, at that stage, you're also likely amongst the most lonely people in the world. There are no genuine relationships to be built at that point. Everyone, and I mean everyone, wants something.
As what they say…Its lonely at the top and crowded at the bottom.

No one could relate to Micheal and Micheal couldn’t relate to someone else because he was a one in a millenium individual. He was a truly exceptional, original and talented man. He was really alone on an island of his own.
 
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eli whitney may as well have been the musk/ford of his day and he is a footnote in history class despite ushering in the industrial age

once the last boomers die off nobody will care about the beatles because there will be no one around to read/write rolling stone magazine
Everyone currently living today one will die in 50-100 years and won’t remembered forever. People who thought they were going to be immortals will be forgotten quickly. And the typical commoner will be forgotten by everyone except his immediate family and rare close friends.

But there’s only one exception: God (the father, the son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and the holy spirit)

The current world shall pass one day but God will always exist and rule supreme, just like he always did.

When you’re realizing this harsh truth, it humbles you.
 
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