Is fame a talent or a luck?

Luck only exists as a concept, the luck or lack thereof is all a function of one’s choices and how one deals with their results. Take credit for success and also for failure. It’s no ones fault but ours. Talent and luck can give you fame, but to say fame is talent is incorrect and false.

Is fame based on talent?

This movie is based upon the 1980 film which follows NYC talent attending the New York City High School for the Performing Arts, (Known today as Fiorello H. Laguardia High School) students get specialized training that often leads to success as actors, singers, etc.

Do you need talent to be famous?

Unfortunately, no – one does not have to have any talent at all to become famous except a willingness to do something that attracts and holds your attention. OctoMom is famous. Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian are famous.

Is work hard or luck?

One way to answer this question is to say: Luck matters more in an absolute sense and hard work matters more in a relative sense. The absolute view considers your level of success compared to everyone else.

Is becoming a famous actor Luck?

Acting is not “purely depended on luck.” Luck is definitely a factor in whether or not an actor will get to have a successful career, but there’s no “purely” about it. Success is a function of skills + preparedness + perseverance + luck. Occasionally, unprepared people with no skill get super lucky, but that’s rare.

Why is fame rated R?

Several shots of frontal female nudity from the waist up, plus kissing and innuendo that teens are having unprotected sex (it’s implied that Doris loses her virginity to Ralph, and another young couple’s sexual activities ultimately lead to an abortion).

Is fame based on a real school?

The 1980 dramatic film Fame was based on student life at the School of Performing Arts prior to its merger into LaGuardia High School. A television series based on the film, Fame, was launched in 1982.

Why is talent more important?

Talented individuals find it easier to achieve better in life compared to those who aren’t. Also, it can help them get a job because their innate talent can help them perform better and it will be very easy for them. They can also easily get good grades, get hired, or be successful in life with mere talent at hand.

Why is hard work more important than talent?

Hard work is more important than talent because if someone has a talent, that person will lose it because of proudness, and hard work makes talent. If someone has a talent, they will be proud of it, and doesn’t try to keep it up, and eventually loses his useless talent.

Why do people want to become famous?

“The fundamental truth about the fame motive is that it’s never satisfied and people have to live with it all their lives. However hard they try to become famous, they’ll fail to get what they’re after,” he says.

Do today’s kids want to become famous?

What’s also interesting, says the author, is that the percentage of people wanting to become famous hasn’t really increased that much over the years, and it’s just the fact that there are more avenues today for people to become celebrities, so it just seems like today’s kids want fame more than the kids of past generations.

Is getting rich more important than being famous among young people?

In a separate study conducted by the Pew Research Center among 18- to 25-year-olds, researchers found that even getting rich is less important than becoming famous among some young people.

How many fame seekers are there in the world?

“Out of the 4 million fame seekers, if you look at the Halls of Fame and biographies around the world, there are perhaps only 30,00 entries and of those, perhaps 10,000 are dead,” he says. “So this leaves about 20,000 slots for 4 million fame seekers, which is going to leave 3,980,000 people with no opening where they can be famous.”