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* Music/EltonJohn is an interesting case. As reflected in an example above, he was an emotionally suppressed boy with an [[WellDoneSonGuy emotionally distant, strict father]] and a doting mother. The two parents divorced, but the effects of such a childhood scarred him for life. He was encouraged to only wear conservative clothing and be a banker and was discouraged from pursuing a career in rock and roll. Elton was shy, overweight, gap-toothed, played the relatively unhip instrument of piano, wore glasses (he didn't need them at first, but he idolized Music/BuddyHolly and wanted to wear glasses like Buddy, to the point that it damaged his vision) and was [[AmbiguouslyGay struggling with his homosexuality]]. Because of this, when he took on the "Elton" persona, he wore increasingly [[ImpossiblyCoolClothes flamboyant clothing]] and [[MakingASpectacleOfYourself glasses]] and acted outrageously, [[FreudianExcuse partly as a riposte to what his dad wanted him to be]], and to hide his insecurities. He took [[SexDrugsAndRockAndRoll cocaine, marijuana and alcohol]] to feel a part of the scene and open up, and because it felt good to him at first; they also fueled his sex drive. Later, the drugs, alcohol, depression, promiscuity, and bulimia caught up with him and nearly killed him. He enjoyed the celebrity, but could not cope with life away from celebrity, and often his being busy with albums and touring would, by WordOfGod, keep him from overdosing in his room alone and dying young. He cleaned up by the end of TheEighties and got his life back on track. He still, however, is very self-conscious about his looks [[WordOfGod and claims]] he hates having his picture taken and hates to make music videos, which might explain why by the beginning of TheOughties, he stopped appearing in them (or appears in a limited amount).

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* Music/EltonJohn is an interesting case. As reflected in an example above, he was an emotionally suppressed boy with an [[WellDoneSonGuy emotionally distant, strict father]] and a doting mother. The two parents divorced, but the effects of such a childhood scarred him for life. He was encouraged to only wear conservative clothing and be a banker and was discouraged from pursuing a career in rock and roll. Elton was shy, overweight, gap-toothed, played the relatively unhip instrument of piano, wore glasses (he didn't need them at first, but he idolized Music/BuddyHolly and wanted to wear glasses like Buddy, to the point that it damaged his vision) and was [[AmbiguouslyGay struggling with his homosexuality]]. Because of this, when he took on the "Elton" persona, he wore increasingly [[ImpossiblyCoolClothes flamboyant clothing]] and [[MakingASpectacleOfYourself glasses]] and acted outrageously, [[FreudianExcuse partly as a riposte to what his dad wanted him to be]], and to hide his insecurities. He took [[SexDrugsAndRockAndRoll cocaine, marijuana and alcohol]] to feel a part of the scene and open up, and because it felt good to him at first; first, they also fueled his sex drive. Later, the drugs, alcohol, depression, promiscuity, and bulimia caught up with him and nearly killed him. He enjoyed the celebrity, but could not cope with life away from celebrity, and often his being busy with albums and touring would, by WordOfGod, keep him from overdosing in his room alone and dying young. He cleaned up by the end of TheEighties and got his life back on track. He still, however, is very self-conscious about his looks [[WordOfGod and claims]] he hates having his picture taken and hates to make music videos, which might explain why by the beginning of TheOughties, he stopped appearing in them (or appears in a limited amount).
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* Music/EltonJohn's "Goodbye, Yellow Brick Road" is about a star wanting to leave behind their fame and fortune for a simpler life away from the glitz and glamour.
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* This trope was one of the primary reasons for Creator/LindsayEllis' retirement in 2021, claiming that her longtime career as a content creator and the fame it brought her wasn't worth all the harassment she had to endure.

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* This trope was one of the primary reasons for Creator/LindsayEllis' retirement in 2021, claiming that her longtime career as a content creator and the fame it brought her wasn't worth all the harassment and general negativity she had to endure.
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* This trope was one of the primary reasons for Creator/LindsayEllis' retirement in 2021, claiming that her longtime career as a content creator and the fame it brought her wasn't worth all the harassment she had to endure.
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* Dong Nguyen, creator of ''VideoGame/FlappyBird'', only created the game to be as simple as possible, but the game turned out to be a massive hit and addictive game, topping the charts and bringing a lot of press to Nguyen's home. Unable to take the pressure of being the famed creator of such game, Dong Nguyen then made the decision to pull ''Flappy Bird'' fron the stores and not bask in the popularity and riches he could get just so he could resume his simple life of an indie game developer with his family again. He still makes games, but he makes sure that they won't end up as addictive as ''Flappy Bird'' again.
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] has never hidden his hatred of the paparazzi that has hounded him all of his life, blaming them--not unjustifiably--for his mother's death, a hatred that ramped up even more when their harassment if his wife made her suicidal, resulting in them leaving the royal life for a much quieter and private one thousands of miles away in California.

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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] has never hidden his hatred of the paparazzi that has hounded him all of his life, blaming them--not unjustifiably--for his mother's death, a hatred that ramped up even more when their harassment if of his wife made her suicidal, resulting in them leaving the royal life for a much quieter and private one thousands of miles away in California.
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* [[UsefulNotes/TheBritishRoyalFamily Prince Harry]] has never hidden his hatred of the paparazzi that has hounded him all of his life, blaming them--not unjustifiably--for his mother's death, a hatred that ramped up even more when their harassment if his wife made her suicidal, resulting in them leaving the royal life for a much quieter and private one thousands of miles away in California.
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* The ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' book ''How I Learned to Fly'' is based around this, making it seem really out-of-place in a series dedicated to supernatural horrors. This is best seen in the end, when [[spoiler: the hero pretends to lose his powers to live a happy life with his {{Love Interest|s}}, while his rival leads a miserable and empty life being famous]].

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* The ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' book ''How I Learned to Fly'' ''Literature/HowILearnedToFly'' is based around this, making it seem really out-of-place in a series dedicated to supernatural horrors. This is best seen in the end, when [[spoiler: the hero pretends to lose his powers to live a happy life with his {{Love Interest|s}}, while his rival leads a miserable and empty life being famous]].



** And when others students started to be the target of gossip for similar reasons (their relatives being killed by Death Eaters), one of them lampshaded to Harry how horrible she find the whole thing.

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** And when others students started to be the target of gossip for similar reasons (their relatives being killed by Death Eaters), one of them (Susan Bones) lampshaded to Harry how horrible she find finds the whole thing.
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** And when others students started to be the target of gossip for similar reasons (their relatives being killed by Death Eaters), one of them lampshaded to Harry how horrible she find the whole thing.
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* ''Film/SpiceWorld'': When the Spice Girls have threatened not to turn up for their first ever live gig, their personal assistant Deborah tries to comfort their manager Clifford by saying she is glad they themselves are not famous.
--> '''Deborah:''' If it makes you feel any better, I have a degree in politics, philosophy and economics, and I spend my entire life worrying about whether Mel C is wearing the right [[ProductPlacement Nike Air Max]]. Mind you, I'd rather be us than the girls. Fame is such a fickle thing.


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* ''Literature/TheTemp'': A whole chapter is devoted to the realities of fame, which are not revealed until the contract has been signed and the dogs are unleashed, following the downfall of the ex-pop star Ben.
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* ''Film/{{Somewhere}}'': Johnny, a Hollywood actor, appears to have all the trappings of success, but his perks-filled life is devoid of meaning except for his young daughter.
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* Many celebrities state that this is TruthInTelevision and is often the cause of, or a major contributing factor in, a lot of the self-destructive behavior some exhibit.

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* Many celebrities state that this is TruthInTelevision and is often the cause of, or a major contributing factor in, a lot of the self-destructive behavior some exhibit. Even those who don't go out of their way to reduce their profile often find ways to avoid being in the limelight too much such as declining interviews where they can and avoiding social media.
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* In ''Anime/APlaceFurtherThanTheUniverse'', Yuzuki notably resents her celebrity status when she's not on camera. It's gotten in the way of her having a normal social life, ever since her childhood, to the point where it's pretty heartbreaking.


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* Hannah Weber from ''Anime/ElementHunters'' doesn't herself resent her celebrity status, but she does definitely behave very differently when not on camera; her voice is considerably less cutesy, as is her general demeanor, and she's more like a spoiled brat (at least at first). Her celebrity status doesn't contribute to the team, but if anything ends up just producing friction with her new teammates.

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* "Lonely" by Music/JustinBieber is a short, somber song about how Bieber became '''very''' famous while he was still a [[Main/ChildPopstar teenager]]. Jacob Tremblay plays a teenaged Bieber in the music video.

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* "Lonely" by Music/JustinBieber is a short, somber song about how Bieber became '''very''' famous while he was still a [[Main/ChildPopstar [[ChildPopstar teenager]]. Jacob Tremblay plays a teenaged Bieber in the music video.


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* ''Pinball/Rush2022'': [[ZigZaggedTrope Zig-zagged]] during "Limelight." While successfully making relevant shots adds to the player's fame (implicitly a good thing, since it awards points), the ultimate goal of the mode is to ''escape'' the limelight.
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* When ''Series/{{Weinerville}}'' got a magic lamp, Dottie [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor wished to be]] [[WhatAnIdiot the most famous person in the world]]. Never even learned what she was famous for.

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* When ''Series/{{Weinerville}}'' got a magic lamp, Dottie [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor wished to be]] [[WhatAnIdiot be the most famous person in the world]]. Never even learned what she was famous for.



** "Stinky Goes Hollywood": Stinky has been selected to do a commercial campaign for Yahoo Soda. After filming several ads, Stinky's family and friends want him to sign a $1m commercial contract, but Stinky has found out that why he was picked ([[ExactEavesdropping having overheard an executive mocking his name]]), and, presumably fearing that the commercials will be mocking his hayseed image (and other personal inferiorities), decides that his pride is more important… and ends up being mocked as [[WhatAnIdiot/WesternAnimation an idiot]] by Helga for not signing.

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** "Stinky Goes Hollywood": Stinky has been selected to do a commercial campaign for Yahoo Soda. After filming several ads, Stinky's family and friends want him to sign a $1m commercial contract, but Stinky has found out that why he was picked ([[ExactEavesdropping having overheard an executive mocking his name]]), and, presumably fearing that the commercials will be mocking his hayseed image (and other personal inferiorities), decides that his pride is more important… and ends up being mocked as [[WhatAnIdiot/WesternAnimation an idiot]] idiot by Helga for not signing.

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* Music/{{Eminem}}: The songs "The Way I Am" and "Don't Approach Me" (with Xzibit) are about the downsides to newfound wealth and fame. In fact, "Don't Approach Me" was less a song and basically the two artists ranting about their frustrations: stalkers, babymamadrama, greedy friends, etc.

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songs "The Way I Am" and "Don't Approach Me" (with Xzibit) are about the downsides to newfound wealth and fame. In fact, "Don't Approach Me" was less a song and basically the two artists ranting about their frustrations: stalkers, babymamadrama, greedy friends, etc.etc.
** Over time, Eminem began to reimagine Slim Shady as [[AllegoricalCharacter the personification of his fame]], switching up his self-mutilating, trashy violence to megalomaniacal, rich-person violence - such as in "My Band", in which Slim is played as a self-regarding, prissy idiot hogging all the attention from the rest of D12, who hate him.
**"Evil Deeds" from ''Encore'' ends with Slim begging God that fame wasn't supposed to be like this, and pleading for a switch that he can just turn off and on, so he can take his daughter to the theme park.
**''Relapse'' has this as a [[ConceptAlbum theme]], though expressed as subtext in a series of [[{{Horrorcore}} horror raps]] about an AddledAddict Slim Shady murdering and lusting after celebrity women. The entire album title is a double-entendre - Eminem (in [[KayfabeMusic kayfabe]]) was relapsing on drugs, [[JekyllAndHyde transforming back into Slim Shady]], but also [[CareerResurrection choosing fame again]] despite it having [[CreatorBreakdown nearly killed him]].
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* Creator/AlanAlda said, "It isn't necessary to be rich and famous to be happy. It's only necessary to be rich."



* Creator/NatalieWood once said "Stardom is only a by-product of acting. I don't think being a movie star is a good enough reason for existing." and "There are certain stars who are not actors. I don't want to be that type."
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* CreatorNatalieWood once said "Stardom is only a by-product of acting. I don't think being a movie star is a good enough reason for existing." and "There are certain stars who are not actors. I don't want to be that type."

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* CreatorNatalieWood Creator/NatalieWood once said "Stardom is only a by-product of acting. I don't think being a movie star is a good enough reason for existing." and "There are certain stars who are not actors. I don't want to be that type."
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* CreatorNatalieWood once said "Stardom is only a by-product of acting. I don't think being a movie star is a good enough reason for existing." and "There are certain stars who are not actors. I don't want to be that type."
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This isn't playing the trope straight, as the trope is about not wanting to be famous or finding it unsatisfying.


* Played straight throughout the run of ''Series/{{Friends}}'' where Joey, an aspiring actor, absolutely basks in his celebrity status when he is successful.

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* Played straight throughout the run of Inverted ''Series/{{Friends}}'' where Joey, an aspiring actor, who absolutely basks in his celebrity status when he is successful.
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So, supposedly, it's refreshing when a character does give up the pursuit of fame and riches for (say) family or friends, even if they disagree with their choice to snub. (Even though, in TV, we ''expect'' the ResetButton.) Or it's just because fame only brings you even bigger problems, like getting caught in a NeverLiveItDown.

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So, supposedly, it's refreshing when a character does give up the pursuit of However, characters who get their fame often regret it due to the problems it brings, and riches for (say) family or friends, in certain series can even end up rejecting whatever brings them celebrity and wealth to embrace a more private lifestyle, even if they disagree with their choice it requires them to snub. (Even though, in TV, we ''expect'' the ResetButton.) Or it's just because fame only brings you even bigger problems, like getting caught in a NeverLiveItDown.
lose money as well.
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* ''Series/MimpiMetropolitan'': Although it's not his dream job, Bambang at first takes interest in becoming a famous ''selebgram''. When he gets to be viral in the Internet for a while, he concludes that being a celebrity is tiring, choosing something as basic as a manager is too hard for him, and entertainment industry is full of lying to the audience.
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* Creator/MaraWilson was a [[FormerChildStar burgeoning child talent]] in TheNineties in movies like ''Film/MrsDoubtfire'', the 1994 remake of ''Film/MiracleOnThirtyFourthStreet'' and the title role in ''Film/{{Matilda}}'', but during the making of ''Matilda'' her mother tragically died of breast cancer. Having already decided she didn't want to act for a living, her career slowed down with critical and commercial flops like ''Film/ASimpleWish'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine Thomas And The Magic Railroad]]''. She was typecast in "cutesy" roles while hoping for more substantial opportunities, she felt awkward as she grew up, and, as she later mentioned, she came to the conclusion that "film acting (wasn't) very fun". She left show business after ''Thomas'', went to a number of colleges in her new hometown of UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, and now works as a playwright, runs [[http://www.marawilsonwritesstuff.com a popular blog online]] and volunteers for Publicolor, a not-for-profit organization that creates imaginative and colorful paint jobs for inner-city schools. When she does work in the public eye, it's in low-key independent productions (for example, she is the voice of The Faceless Old Woman Who Lives In Your House in ''PodCast/WelcomeToNightVale'' ) or writing for online platforms like Cracked.com.

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* Creator/MaraWilson was a [[FormerChildStar burgeoning child talent]] in TheNineties in movies like ''Film/MrsDoubtfire'', the 1994 remake of ''Film/MiracleOnThirtyFourthStreet'' and the title role in ''Film/{{Matilda}}'', but during the making of ''Matilda'' her mother tragically died of breast cancer. Having already decided she didn't want to act for a living, her career slowed down with critical and commercial flops like ''Film/ASimpleWish'' and ''[[WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine ''[[WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends Thomas And The Magic Railroad]]''. She was typecast in "cutesy" roles while hoping for more substantial opportunities, she felt awkward as she grew up, and, as she later mentioned, she came to the conclusion that "film acting (wasn't) very fun". She left show business after ''Thomas'', went to a number of colleges in her new hometown of UsefulNotes/NewYorkCity, and now works as a playwright, runs [[http://www.marawilsonwritesstuff.com a popular blog online]] and volunteers for Publicolor, a not-for-profit organization that creates imaginative and colorful paint jobs for inner-city schools. When she does work in the public eye, it's in low-key independent productions (for example, she is the voice of The Faceless Old Woman Who Lives In Your House in ''PodCast/WelcomeToNightVale'' ) or writing for online platforms like Cracked.com.
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* ''Series/AmericanCrimeStory: Series/ThePeopleVOJSimpson'' has Robert Kardashian ''try'' to teach this lesson to his kids Creator/{{Kim|Kardashian}}, Khloe, Kourtney, and Robert Jr., telling them that fame is hollow if you're not a good person. Given [[YoungFutureFamousPeople what the entire Kardashian family would later be famous for]], this scene is laced with enough DramaticIrony to cut with a knife. Throughout the series, the Kardashian kids' first brush with fame as a result of the Creator/OJSimpson trial is presented as their StartOfDarkness.
-->'''Rob Jr.:''' Dad, why are you famous?\\
'''Robert:''' I'm not. Listen, guys, listen to me. Look, you know your grandparents, you know me and what I try to pass on to you. We are Kardashians. And in this family, being a good person and a loyal friend is more important than being famous. Fame is fleeting. It's hollow. It means nothing at all without a virtuous heart.

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* As per canon, Harry in ''FanFic/ChildOfTheStorm'' hates being bowed to and worshipped. It gets even worse when TheReveal comes that he's the son of Thor and therefore in line for the throne of Asgard. Eventually, [[CharacterDevelopment he becomes more assertive and less uncomfortable with it]] (or at least, willing to put up with it), though he still remains a HumbleHero and NiceToTheWaiter (in between [[ShellShockedVeteran the PTSD]], anyway) who would rather people not make a big fuss over him.
** [[TheGadfly Fred and George Weasley]], naturally, play it for laughs by bowing, scraping, and loudly asking "What is thy bidding, my master?"
* In ''Fanfic/CodexEquus'', this happened to Blue Suede Heartstrings, the Alicorn god of Music and Humility, in his mortal life. He would experience this as a mortal in some point of his life. Losing both of his parents (first his mother, then his father), witnessing the hubris and corruption within the music/movie industries, and having his music be "cheapened" for money left him rather depressed to the point where he developed self-destructive habits, such as [[BigEater stress-eating]]. By the time he recorded the song "[[Music/ElvisPresley (You're the) Devil in Disguise]]", he had hit an all-time low and planned to disappear from the limelight forever, when he met an incognito [[BigGood Luminiferous]]. The pep-talk he received from Luminiferous motivated him to take up globe-trotting and performing on his own terms after he quit his job as a career musician, leading to him eventually becoming an Alicorn god through his good deeds.

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* As per canon, Harry in ''FanFic/ChildOfTheStorm'' hates being bowed to and worshipped. It gets even worse when TheReveal comes that he's the son of Thor and therefore in line for the throne of Asgard. Eventually, [[CharacterDevelopment he becomes more assertive and less uncomfortable with it]] (or at least, willing to put up with it), though he still remains a HumbleHero and NiceToTheWaiter (in between [[ShellShockedVeteran the PTSD]], anyway) who would rather people not make a big fuss over him. \n** [[TheGadfly Fred and George Weasley]], naturally, play it for laughs by bowing, scraping, and loudly asking "What is thy bidding, my master?"
* In ''Fanfic/CodexEquus'', this happened to [[Music/ElvisPresley Blue Suede Heartstrings, Heartstrings]], the [[DeityOfHumanOrigin Alicorn god god]] of Music and Music, Humility, in his mortal life. He would experience Performance, and Love, experienced this as a mortal in some point of his life. Losing both of his parents (first his mother, then his father), witnessing the hubris and corruption within the music/movie industries, and having during his music be "cheapened" for money left career. In his youth, Blue Suede's prodigious talent in music led to him rather depressed being discovered by "Colonel" Hollow Note, who turned him into ''the'' biggest star in Ponyland. But then his life took a downturn thanks to the point where he developed self-destructive habits, various tragedies, such as [[BigEater stress-eating]]. By his parents' deaths, [[ShellshockedVeteran fighting in a war]], and years of being psychologically abused and [[{{Gaslighting}} gaslit]] by Hollow Note, who wanted to control him. The last straw for Blue Suede was being hospitalized for overworking himself and learning Hollow Note only saw him as a source of income. During a heated argument, Blue Suede [[RageBreakingPoint snapped]], having been pushed past his breaking point, and [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown beating up Hollow Note]] in a rage. Out of guilt, Blue Suede talked the time police into arresting him, and after Luminiferous bailed him out, he recorded became a reclusive shut-in, intending to fade into anonymity. Fortunately, the song "[[Music/ElvisPresley (You're the) Devil in Disguise]]", he had hit an all-time low efforts of his first wife, Venerable Grace, and planned to disappear from the limelight forever, when he met an incognito [[BigGood Luminiferous]]. The pep-talk he received from Luminiferous motivated him to take up globe-trotting and performing perform music on his own terms after he quit his job as a career musician, terms, leading to him eventually becoming an Alicorn god through his good deeds.
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* ''Film/{{Privilege}}'': Steve Shorter, the biggest pop star in Great Britain, is utterly exhausted from his years of fame and the constant demands on his time and energy. Everyone sees him as either a deity or a pawn rather than a human being, and he is used for everything from selling dog food to promoting social conformity, with no interests or personality traits allowed that aren't approved by his handlers.
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* ''[[https://mcheang.tumblr.com/post/646697149241982976/dangerous-fan-club Dangerous Fan Club]]'' reveals that Marinette used to be Cheng Hua, arguably China's most famous child actress who starred in many popular movies and tv shows. She eventually retired of her own free will and moved to Paris where no one would recognize her because her fame (and LoonyFan club) made it impossible to have have a normal life.

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* ''[[https://mcheang.tumblr.com/post/646697149241982976/dangerous-fan-club Dangerous Fan Club]]'' reveals that Marinette used to be Cheng Hua, arguably China's most famous actress who starred in many popular movies and tv shows. She eventually retired of her own free will and moved to Paris where no one would recognize her because her fame (and LoonyFan club) made it impossible to have have a normal life.

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-->'''Sharon:''' My Mom was right, money can't buy happiness. I mean even with all those perks, [[RealityEnsues Leena still seemed totally miserable]]. To me, it looked like all she wanted were the things that had been taken away from her, family, her freedom, and the chance to be herself, things I've already got.

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