A bright Star.

A massively growing issue which needs to be resolved as soon as possible is that most people out there craving to be stars but but when such opportunity finds its way to you, one should not just think of the lavish life that awaits but should feeelba certain level of degree of responsibility that rests on his or her shoulders.

To expand and break down what I'm saying, I'll put out some examples for proper clarity. As stars you have a huge fanbase around the world, fans who are emotional and passionate about what you bring in the table, they practically go insane and aggressively defend you regardless of your actions, that's literally the influence stars have on majority of their fans. Also we are in an era where social media is quite pivotal to the success of stars (especially music artists) and also for keeping up with their personal lives and so on.

I'm asking for stars to channel this love and passion which your fans have displayed into positive things both on and off camera. Go to the streets, help people in need (not necessarily money), be a voice for the people during political issues, etc. I'm not saying all stars out there do not participate in any of these but the gap between those involved in these activities and those who are not is enormous.

Stars should be aware that what they choose to show on their social media pages have massive influence on their fans. Fans tend to emulate a high percentage of what their idols do. Examples; on so many occasions you see so many music stars post diverse pictures of themselves in possession of a large some of money on one hand and marijuana on the other, or you seem them putting on two watches made of gold/diamond at the same time or you find them with strippers at clubs. All these send the wrong message across to their fans which are inevitably influenced by all these (especially the young ones). This puts so many of these dans under pressure, they feel like they should quickly start making profit in other to emulate the lavish lifestyles of their idols.

On the moral point, it is wrong to post pictures of yourself with with illegal substances or naked women. It sets a bad example and influences the fans negatively.

It is if importance to set a good example for your fans on and off the camera. Just simply give back to your fans all the love they've shown to you by being a good example.