ideally, individuals who are considered to be famesque are on the same fame level those who have household names. the only minor difference is that famesque individuals might have caught a really lucky break, in one way or another, and those with household names have typically taken the time to build their careers, talent and fanbases. famesque refers to an individual who has achieved a definitive level of fame but notfor their respective fields that they seek fame for. meaning, all of those women who became famous for being the mistresses of politicians. or it could even mean a musician, actor or athlete who happen to be blessed with some amazing genes and are more or less known for their physical attributes. famesque individuals have often done something to get tongues wagging. ideally, famesque people are more or less known for all of the wrong things. they are box office losers but winners in the media, because it's true what they say. bad press is still good press. just look at anna kournikova as an example. she's a decent tennis player. a better doubles player than she was in singles competition. and although she's a professional tennis player with a few doubles titles under her belt, she's more widely known for being extremely attractive in a marketable way. early 00 was rife with sexy anna kournikova images for the whole world to see.REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: sienna miller, monica lewinsky, balthazar getty, jessica simpson, brandi glanville fame is a tricky thing. depending on how you find it, it can either be the best thing or the worst thing. at #champagneproblems morality does not play into the scheme of the fame thing. as we try to apply it to the real life structure, a person can be famous for just about anything. the garbage man could have coincidentally wound up in the background of the right shot. or the broadway hopeful from piedmont south dakota could finally receive their star turning role. the point is, here at #champagneproblems it's not so much the occupation that drives the fame, it's about the opportunities that one must take to take it to that next level. our member groups are levels within themselves and just because your character start out at one doesn't mean that your character has to stay stuck at the same group forever! remember to play up to that accordingly!
well we all gotta start from somewhere right? regular joes and janes who have no claim to fame at all and absolutely no interest towards it will be known as the unknowns. depending on how you look at it, they might be the luckiest or unluckiest of the bunch. they get to live their lives without worry of their dirty deeds being broadcast all over god's creation. they can do what they want and go where they please and no one gives a damn about what they look like while they're doing it. they have everything to gain but nothing to lose. typically, people who balk at the idea of fame and celebrity and all the glorious perks that come with it will be happy to be unknown.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: me. you.
fame isn't always cut out for every one. it's a hard lesson that some learn the hard way, by getting a little fame and losing their minds completely with it. for anyone who has ever been famous at some point but now not so much is a natural fit for this particular group. ideally, the formally famous who resides here have never made it above idol level because they couldn't maintain that longevity or the strength to keep striking that fame iron while it was hot. to be here isn't particularly a bad thing. it's all about perception. take jonathan taylor thomas for example, this 90s mega teen idol seemed poised for a career of lasting adoration and success. as far as teen idols back then go, it got no bigger than jtt. with a prime time tv show to be featured in, not to mention a slew of featured films with his name above the title card to his name, it didn't seem that there would be a period of time that jtt would ever fall off. but he somehow did. he's probably made a crap ton of money to last him several lifetimes so he's probably off somewhere enjoying it in utter peace.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: vanilla ice, william hung, kevin federline
andy warhol said it best when he famously theorized that everyone will receive their fifteen minutes of fame. in this social media savvy culture, it's incredibly easy for a regular any one to come up with the right hash tag or receive an unprecedented amount of likes despite their faces and names not being world wide known. these are the real attention seekers who aspire to be real movers and shakers later own down the road. for now, they will happily set the timer off for their fifteen minutes. individuals featured on commercials or guest spots in tv shows or films, or even producing and performing their own short videos to broadcast on instagram or you tube will be considered best for this member group. they are not quite known but might be instantly recognizable should the right person be browsing imbd.com. in the world of acting in all medias, these people will be the bit players. in music, these will be the one hit wonders. in sports related media, these might be athletes who had one decent season and then couldn't quite match the hype -- but still comfortably coast on the boost of their public profiles. being in this particular group does not mean that your character's celebrity profile has peaked, with the right projects ( achieving steady work is key ), and a continual raise in celebrity profile, it's incredibly easy to ascend to higher and higher levels of fame. just look at the kardashians.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: grumpy cat, chris crocker, rebecca black, internet celebrities, sweet brown
when you combine the words "celebrity" & "debutante" you get the word celebutante. a celebutante is historically a person ( usually a young girl ) from an upper class family who has reached the age of maturity. now as she ( or he ) is eligible to be married, the debutante is introduced formally into society in front of eligible bachelors from likewise financial backgrounds to marry possibly marry. debutantes are known among their social circles and almost always have a featured spot in the new york post in some way or another. they like to throw parties to show off their wealth and it's always a guaranteed fun time to be there front and center when they do. the phrase 'famous for being famous' should be rejected immediately, however, if any particular group fits it would be the celebutantes. a celebutante doesn't have to be a woman because men are just as capable of being a celebutante too. just look at brody jenner.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: olivia palmero, paris hilton, nicole richie, ues socialites
what is the one thing that separates an individual worthy to be placed in the fanbase group and an individual who is beginning their fifteen minutes of fame? a little bit of longevity. fanbasers, otherwise known as community fanbase, are celebrities who have made the most of their fifteen minutes so far and have racked up a building community of other people who enjoy what they do. though internet celebrities will more typically be considered in the minutes group, there are a select few who have produced forth a considerable amount of effort to remain relevant. youtube vloggers who have broken records, the delightful people behind how to tutorials, gaming people and etc will be a great fit for this group. ideally, fanbasers will be any one who has stuck with their claim to fame long enough to receive a little notoriety for it. they are not unknown by any means, but they aren't household names yet either. there's little doubt about it, with one bad ( or exceptionally good ) media move, it's easy for a person to skip this level and become known for more things than just their talent. but those who have made this far and achieved a fanbase will be set for life. they already have the love and attention and can grow to great heights with the very people who have been there for them since day one. their fans. just look at justin bieber. justin is arguably the most famous celebrity to have gotten his start on social media.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: jenna marbles, local newscasters, gotye
ideally, individuals who are considered to be famesque are on the same fame level those who have household names. the only minor difference is that famesque individuals might have caught a really lucky break, in one way or another, and those with household names have typically taken the time to build their careers, talent and fanbases. famesque refers to an individual who has achieved a definitive level of fame but not for their respective fields that they seek fame for. meaning, all of those women who became famous for being the mistresses of politicians. or it could even mean a musician, actor or athlete who happen to be blessed with some amazing genes and are more or less known for their physical attributes. famesque individuals have often done something to get tongues wagging. ideally, famesque people are more or less known for all of the wrong things. they are box office losers but winners in the media, because it's true what they say. bad press is still good press. just look at anna kournikova as an example. she's a decent tennis player. a better doubles player than she was in singles competition. and although she's a professional tennis player with a few doubles titles under her belt, she's more widely known for being extremely attractive in a marketable way. early 00 was rife with sexy anna kournikova images for the whole world to see.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: sienna miller, monica lewinsky, balthazar getty, jessica simpson, brandi glanville
all that hard work has paid off. to be considered for this group, it means that a certain individual has really earned his or her stripes well enough to be considered really famous. on the flip side, anyone who has the right surname or lucky enough to be born to the right parents might have a fast track to being considered a household name. either way, people who are considered to be household names means that they are widely enough known for what they do, at least known enough to be considered appropriate water cooler conversation. actors and actresses who star in their own tv shows ( or even those who have popular enough characters ) will be considered household names. musicians with a few hits under their names will be considered household names. athletes known for their prowess on the court or on the field can even be considered household names. businessmen ( and women ) who are changing the world with their products are good for it too. famous families and activists might also be considered house hold names. the kennedy family is a great example of this because while you might not be able to list them all by first names, you definitely know a few famous names to attach to the surname kennedy. household names are likely to remain as such for a long long time. individuals here are scratching the surface of what it means to be truly famous.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: ian somerhalder, the kennedy family, russell wilson, cameron diaz, dr. oz
a teen idol is a celebrity with a large teenage fanbase. most teen idols these days have enormous crossover appeals, but some are still are names only young people might know and anyone over 25 might have to scratch their head on. teen idols are mostly musicians, but can be actors, models or even athletes. the only two main requirements to be considered a teen idol is to be within the appropriate age demopgraphic as his or her's target audience and to be massively adored by said demographic. expect lots of teen magazine covers and screaming fans left speechless by their mere presence. a teen idol can reach legend like status of fame, but it is guaranteed to never last. eventually teen idols get older and either start seeking more adult roles or fade away completely, either way, it's important to note that just because a teen idol is popular now doesn't mean it has to be the beginning or end. most teen idols are formally child stars too. ariana grande is a prime example of such teen idol. she'd gotten her start on a popular teen oriented nickelodeon show, now she's one of the most bankable pop superstars around.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: miley cyrus, one direction, zayn malik, demi lovato, hillary duff
just like that thing that separates fan basers from those beginning their fifteen minutes, all idols are pretty much household names but true idols contain that longevity in their careers to sustain that level of fame that comes with it. idols can be long term rock stars who have inspired legions of artists or actors who have won over numerous awards in addition to hearts. additionally, idols can contain a bit of that 'it factor' found in it boys and girls that keeps hearts swooning. idols can be physically attractive specimen tailor made to titillate or franchise princes and princesses who are constantly in the public eye serving up more of the character(s) that the public loves so much. they can be super heroes on screen but in real life, they are real life heroes to many. they inspire and invoke a level of worship. they are not quite super stars because their claim to fame might be a bit narrow, it would require a person worthy of being considered an 'idol' to get their hands dirty and step outside the box of what ever their claim to fame happens to reside in. idols can also be models or activists who became more than just their cause.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: chris evans, mia hamm, gloria steinem, adriana lima, tyra banks, religion, mary kate & ashley olsen, tom brady, taylor swift,
superstars have it all. the fame. the money. the accolades. probably even some major awards under their belt. they are nearing the top of the fame ladder and for a lot of superstars, the ride is far from over yet. idols are almost as famous and renown, but idols tend to fall within a particular category of which they are famous for. true super stars transcend genres. they are basically baby legends. super stars are the go to guys and gals who get the first pick often times and are often looked at as real money makers. they've been in the fame game a while, typically honing one skill over another but make no mistake about it, true talent separates super stars from the rest of the pack and it's that talent that stands the test of time. superstars are hot right now. they are iconic. they are not going away any time soon. or so it seems. look at scarlett johansson for example. she came along in the late 90s / early 00s right along the same age as some majorly famous contemporaries. unlike the rest of them, however, scarlett has managed to build an awesomely impressive career playing an amazing collection of characters showing off her impressive acting range. in addition to her acting skills, she's also a renown vocalist.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: scarlett johansson, john cena, beyonce, mark whalberg, cam newton, lady gaga, leonardo dicaprio, justin timberlake
need we say more? legends are at the bonafide tip top of the fame ladder. it doesn't get any bigger or any badder than #legend. legends are made and not born. meaning, it will require any and all legends to truly put in time and work into cultivating this brand of celebrity awarded to very few. legends are daring and game changing. it's no question that they inspire, but to be a legend is to also be that level of innovative thats hard to debate against. and innovators are giving to the point of where sometimes families and loved ones cannot compete. legends are never lazy, so any avenue that they put their talents towards will be the avenue that is completely rocked from now until forever. and one doesn't have to be dead to be considered a legend, one just has to be so on top of his or her game that he or she proves to be an extremely tough act to follow. legends never die, so expect to be famous pretty much until the sunnier side of forever. biographers will write about legends for years to come and award grabbing biopics are all apart of the menu. legends sometimes even have their childhood homes forever immortalized into actual museums. it takes decades spanning decades to be considered a legend. there will be no quick and easy short cuts here. for examples, literally look to every single name attached to real life examples.
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES: samuel l. jackson, the beatles, michael jackson, madonna, elvis, whitney houston, robert downey jr., michael jordan
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