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How is Fame seen in contemporary American culture? Give examples

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soldi70 [24.7K]2 years ago
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Fame in American culture is used as a way to promote a person or a product. In this context, celebrities are now used to promote goods like make-up apparels and more. Another explanation of fame is that it has the tendency to make celebrities look god-like and desired by many.  Once the reputation has been made, then people would desire to destroy the facade that they had once created
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