---Fame and Silence: The Untold Story"

Hmmmmm!!

Well, it's a beautiful thing to be talented—showcasing your art to the world, letting people know you're good at it, and being recognized for your talent (especially in music). Doing well for oneself through your art is truly something to be proud of.

But now, there's a sudden change in the world the moment one becomes famous or publicly known for their art.

In today's world, especially in the music industry, people tend to say, "Yes, he's/she's popular," "Yes, he's/she's rich." But they don't seem to care or want to acknowledge that it's okay to fail and start again at any time.

Suddenly, the artist becomes this Mr./Mrs. Perfect. One minor mistake or failure is turned into public ridicule, and before you know it, the news is all over the press. Phones buzz with the latest gossip about the artist, without regard for their feelings or side of the story.

And I often wonder, why is it like this? Was there any rule that said this is how it should be? Who created such rules? When did the acceptance of this behavior begin?

Many music personalities have faced harsh backlash because of this, which has sometimes led to their downfall. Now, artists rarely have their voices heard—talking to a regular person or even a close friend is seen as being "less of oneself."

Many have suffered in silence, with no one there to support or listen to them. And if they do find someone to talk to, it might be viewed as a sign of insecurity, because if the world finds out, it could make things even worse.

Sometimes, it feels like being publicly known for something is a sin, because it comes with so many burdens. Everyone suddenly expects something from you, and you’re left feeling isolated—alone in a vast world.

If only this "rule" or "law" could be changed—where someone can still have a voice, even with publicity. That would be truly wonderful.

I hope this message helps the world understand that there's more to humanity than just publicity and wealth—a person’s true worth isn’t defined by fame or fortune.

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