Sometimes, people see your name, not your skills

Honestly, I think some people are just like that. When someone isn't known yet, no matter how well they perform, people might initially focus on their flaws. But if they find out the person is already famous, their attitude suddenly changes, and they might interpret it as 'personal style' or 'artistic expression'. This actually makes me think that often, when we look at someone, we're not just looking at their performance, but also their status first. If it were just an ordinary student, they might be told they can't make this mistake or that their work isn't good enough. But for someone already famous, the same performance might be interpreted as a different kind of characteristic. So, I actually believe that truly great people aren't just those who find fault, but those who are willing to acknowledge and appreciate someone even more skilled than themselves. You don't have to start praising someone just because they're famous. Sometimes, a simple 'This is really amazing' is enough. https://youtu.be/gKUPExHYR_I?si=fVNIiGjDywHV28Cl