Quote by Anwar Robinson

I actually don't feel famous.

I actually don't feel famous.

Summary

In this quote, the individual expresses a lack of identification with the concept of fame. They acknowledge that, despite any public recognition they may receive, they do not personally perceive themselves as famous. This statement highlights the detached perspective of the individual towards their own perceived fame, emphasizing humility or perhaps a disconnection from the attention or spotlight typically associated with being famous.

By Anwar Robinson

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