popularity [Theme]
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Quote Explanation: © Copyright: Piotr Kwiatkowski, 2013
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Fashion and popularity are scales that prevent you from living and communicating with like-minded people.
I think that in any field of activity, the wrong attitude towards one’s popularity can turn a person from a professional into a craftsman: he will stop improving.
A false smile has an insignificant fate!
A false smile has an insignificant fate!
Look for the unpopular sufferer.
The priests tried to present Jesus to the Roman procurator as a politically unreliable person and sought to prove that politically dangerous moments were the popularity that Jesus enjoyed among the people, the attention with which the people listened to Jesus' preaching.
Since products are not so important for them, how important is the popularity and authority of the chef himself.
And I'm not saying that I have no vanity. There is just a very thin line between vanity and ambition. I will now say a phrase that - pay attention! - must be taken primarily as a joke. So: I do not want to be popular, because I have more vain thoughts - I want to stay in eternity ... I want people to review my performances and cry over them.
Quote Explanation: Izvestia, October 9, 2006.
I don't care how my songs will be sung. The main thing is to sing them after me.
- Favorites of the team adapt especially successfully. They quickly learn to hide their feelings. That is the secret of their success.
Popularity has never been a sign of genius.
Cheap popularity is not a cheap pleasure!
Don't worry, you will still be popular in jail.
In fact, I am not a secular person, not very sociable and withdrawn - in short, not quite a typical actor. I do not like to be frank with strangers, burden them with my problems. It does not give me great joy when they point a finger at me on the street, throw themselves into their arms, turn to you. I prefer not to be noticed. Especially annoying was the increased attention to my person three or four years ago, when I had no job. Nobody needs you, by and large, but they continue to recognize you. It was sad.
