In the era of social media, many public figures is famous about1 their luxurious lifestyles rather than their actual talents. I completely agree that this trend set a bad example2 for the younger generation.

Firstly, the obsession with glamour leads to a significant misconception about success3 among young people. When they see influencers becoming rich overnight by posting photos of expensive cars or designer clothes, they start to believe that fame can be achieved without efforts or talents4. Consequently, many students might neglect their studies, hoping to become the famous5 at any cost. This distorted view of reality prevents them from understanding that true success requires hard work and perseverance.

Secondly, this phenomenon encourages materialistic6 in society. Many teenagers nowadays follow materialism, believing that money is more important than spiritual values or moral character. For example, young fans often mimic of7 their idols’ spending habits, even if they cannot afford it. This not only puts financial pressure on their parents but also leads to a shallow culture where individuals are judged by the wealth8 rather than their contributions to society.

In conclusion, I believe that the fame based on wealth and glamour harm9 the youth’s mindset. It is essential for society to promote role models who are recognized for their hard work and meaningful achievements to guide the next generation in the right direction.