Quote by Kristin Hersh

I don't like the idea of famous people.

I don't like the idea of famous people.

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This quote expresses a disapproval or aversion towards the concept of famous individuals. It suggests a belief that the notion of being famous carries negative connotations or implications. The person behind this quote possibly holds a view that fame brings along undesired consequences, such as invasion of privacy, loss of genuine connections, or the idea that fame can create a divide between celebrities and regular people.

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