There's more pressure to be famous for being yourself than if you're being a character.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the societal pressure and expectations placed upon individuals to be recognized and accepted for their authentic selves rather than adopting a fictional or curated persona. It suggests that being true to one's own identity and character may evoke greater scrutiny, as people are expected to navigate the complexities of self-expression and authenticity while seeking fame and recognition. This can create a higher level of pressure on individuals to conform to societal ideals and constantly prove their worth. Conversely, adopting a character or role might provide a more forgiving and detached environment to navigate fame and public perception.

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