Quote by Andy Warhol

The day will come when everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes.

The day will come when everyone will be famous for fifteen m

Summary

This quote by artist Andy Warhol suggests that in the future, due to advancements in media and technology, everyone will have a chance to experience fame, even if only for a brief period. It implies that the world is moving towards a society where the concept of fame becomes more accessible and prevalent, where individuals can easily gain recognition or attention through various platforms. This quote acknowledges the shifting dynamics of fame and highlights the potential democratization of celebrity status.

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By Andy Warhol

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