Nowadays, people, especially young individuals tend to copy famous people by following them on media resources such as social webs, television, and magazines. Every day scrolling our feed on the Internet we can observe celebrity’s life by watching their stories and checking the news with their attendance. The phenomenon like fans and copycats is triggered by some factors, that make people want to put eyes on them and try to be outstanding. But why does this phenomenon occur in our society?
The first answer to this thorny issue is hidden in a child’s psychology. When children are interested in some popularities, they automatically identify them as a fancy and successful person. And this fact belongs that a major part of teenagers start thinking about making changes in their appearance to be more attractive or more noticeable in our society. For instance, lots of girls in 12-15 ages adhere to trends, therefore, to achieve success and attracting more people to their stylish look.
Although the tendency of copying famous people is a very common method of drawing attention, it is an unnecessary thing. Undoubtedly, there are some benefits of modelling your life after important personalities, like following the good qualities of our superstars or trying to keep good habits. Nevertheless, one should accept that it might gain temporary happiness by copying the lifestyle of celebrities rather than developing own originality. When a person doesn’t imitate someone more authoritative or attractive, it boosts confidence that leads to greater success in life.
In conclusion, we all need to understand that copying someone’s wear, lifestyle, behaviour and other parts of a stranger's life can damage or destroy our individuality.
Nowadays,
people
,
especially
young individuals tend to copy
famous
people
by following them on media resources such as social webs, television, and magazines. Every day scrolling our feed on the Internet we can observe celebrity’s life by watching their stories and checking the news with their attendance. The phenomenon like fans and copycats
is triggered
by
some
factors, that
make
people
want to put eyes on them and try to be outstanding.
But
why does this phenomenon occur in our society?
The
first
answer to this thorny issue
is hidden
in a child’s psychology. When children
are interested
in
some
popularities
, they
automatically
identify them as a fancy and successful person. And this fact belongs that a major part of
teenagers
start
thinking about making
changes
in their appearance to be more attractive or more noticeable in our society.
For instance
, lots of girls in 12-15 ages adhere to trends,
therefore
, to achieve success and attracting more
people
to their stylish look.
Although the tendency of copying
famous
people
is
a
very
common method of drawing attention, it is an unnecessary thing.
Undoubtedly
, there are
some
benefits of modelling your life after
important
personalities, like following the
good
qualities of our superstars or trying to
keep
good
habits.
Nevertheless
, one should accept that it might gain temporary happiness by copying the lifestyle of celebrities
rather
than developing
own
originality. When a person doesn’t imitate someone more authoritative or attractive, it boosts confidence that leads to greater success in life.
In conclusion
, we all need to understand that copying someone’s wear, lifestyle,
behaviour
and other parts of a stranger's life can damage or
destroy
our individuality.