Q want to get recognized personally. I just want to order an Americano. So I think there's two schools of thought. There's like, I want to be famous and I want all of the Attention and perks that come with that. And then the other school of thought is. Once I'm wealthy, I want to like get off the grid and be like low key. How do you think about it?
A I can touch on the, the being recognized bit. Maybe Dylan can touch on the dating bit in terms of being recognized, but there's a difference between like A-list celebrity in public recognizability and like YouTuber. I feel like there's this wall between, um, audience and A-list celebrities a la Justin Bieber or George Clooney or Selena Gomez. Those people literally can't go out in public. People can't relate to them. They, they almost don't seem like humans. Whereas like a Nasir in public, a Casey Neistat going through the streets of New York, maybe it's this parasocial thing, but because we feel like we know them better, like they're a friend, the audiences don't actually bother them as much.
AI assessment note: “I can touch on the, the being recognized bit.”