Quote by Madonna

I won't be happy till I'm as famous as God.

I won't be happy till I'm as famous as God.

Summary

This quote reflects a desire for extreme fame and recognition. The speaker expresses the idea that their ultimate goal is to achieve a level of fame that is comparable to that of God, suggesting that they believe supreme recognition and worship from others are the keys to their personal happiness. It emphasizes their ambitious and perhaps unrealistic aspirations for a level of acclaim that surpasses all others, highlighting their longing for immense popularity and acknowledgment in the eyes of the world.

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Fame

By Madonna

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