Would you like to be famous?

Asked by Name at 13 May,2013
You can be famous for anything that suits you, whether that's famous like Steven Hawking or Louis C.K. or J.K. Rowling or Natalie Portman. Would that please you, or would you prefer to remain somewhat anonymous?

Best Answer:

♥ Aρρlερορ at 13 May,2013
If I were to be famous, I'd prefer it'd be by name rather than by face. I don't like the idea of being approached on the street often, but I'd love it if someone I want to work with has heard of me and wants to work with me as well.

Other Answers:

1. eww, no!
   
2. Famous to aliens, and interdimensional space beings, not people
   
3. Sure
   
4. I prefer to remain anonymous. Fame can be very painful and sometimes dangerous.
   
5. I will be. When I've completed my completely logical report on why woman are just factually dumber than men.
   
6. Depends I know Steven is an author and hes not that famous to me, cause I have no clue what he looks like. So technically hes not famous and Ive never heard of any of those other people you mentioned, so they aren't that famous either. Jlo, brittany, Beyonce, Kardashians, those are famous house hold names.
   
   I'm pretty popular in my town, and thats all i need to be. No i wouldn't want to be famous.
   
7. Not in a movie star or author sort of way.
   
8. Sure. Only if it's for my intelligence of course. I don't want to be one of those bimbos like the Kardashians. All they had to do was make fools of themselves.
   
9. No, in fact I been told by a well known actor that I should model/act and he wanted to help me out, but I declined his offer since I like my privacy and you probably have to sleep around to get to the top.
   
10. I would like to win an incredible amount of money and stay as anonymous as I am right now. I would travel and travel smart, not showing off any signs of wealth or pompous ass stuff. It would just be so cool to have an unlimited ATM card and never have to worry about scraping up a few coins to get something to eat while hiking an island coast.
    
11. If I were to be famous, I'd prefer it'd be by name rather than by face. I don't like the idea of being approached on the street often, but I'd love it if someone I want to work with has heard of me and wants to work with me as well.