Logan Paul believes that overt success frequently causes people to feel uncomfortable or envious, often straining personal relationships.

“I feel like um whenever whenever somebody sees you doing too well it automatically like invokes in in certain people a feeling of of I don't want to say Envy but like you know what I'm saying like it just makes people uncomfortable bro”

He argues that while there is still positivity in the world, a significant majority of people online prefer to tear successful individuals down rather than find inspiration in them.

“I think as more people want to tell you down sucks I hate that I think it's 90 10 bro I think so I think so because who we're going to be real in this type of world we're living right now you're gonna say there's more people with good mental health and people than not the world's crazy right now”

Fame does not take individuals seriously as people, so one should avoid identifying with celebrity status to prevent becoming mentally unstuck.

“Fame doesn't take anyone serious, man. It's just not it's just not going to like because there's time and there's changes in trends and there's you know so one minute you're famous and you're popping and you've done that last thing and now people are treating you like this and then the thing you've ”

Prince Royce believes that achieving fame often leads to losing friends and navigating complicated financial expectations from others.

“I'm not gonna lie and say that I've lost some friends and sometimes maybe in the beginning of it things were uncomfortable with my family but I think ultimately I'm really close to my family right now I think um it's a process”