“Fame doesn’t define you; it reveals who you really are.”
— Jacob Elordi
Simplified Meaning:
Becoming famous doesn't change a person's true character; it simply shows the world what kind of person they really are inside. For example, when someone becomes a celebrity, they might start acting differently because they now have a lot more attention and pressure. How they handle this new fame can reveal their real personality and values. If they are kind and humble, they will probably continue to show these traits, even with lots of attention. But if they are selfish or rude, this side of them might become more obvious. In everyday life, even without becoming famous, how we act when we get more responsibility or power can show our true colors. Being aware of this can help us stay true to our best selves, no matter what changes come our way.
