A man selling egg cakes in Hebei ran into Jay Chou's face. Can you become an online celebrity if you look like a star?

Being a star is a shortcut for online celebrities, because it can attract more public attention. A man in Hebei lives by selling eggs and filling cakes, but he is very lucky. Because he looks like Jay Chou, he has attracted the attention of many netizens. The business of filling cakes with eggs was much better than before, and he soon became an online celebrity.

First of all, there are many online celebrities who look like stars. As long as you imitate it a little, you can quickly attract the attention of the public, which is simply a shortcut for online celebrities, so some people will try their best to imitate it even if they don't look like it. Lu Han, Yi Bo and others have been imitated before, and the results are all good. But not everyone who looks like a star can become an online celebrity. After all, it is necessary for others to manipulate and speculate. In fact, online celebrities are rarely found by passers-by.

Secondly, online celebrities, who look like stars, generally don't last long. It is easy for them to become internet celebrities, but on the contrary, it is difficult for them to remain popular for a long time in this internet age. Because in the eyes of netizens, these people are only hot for three minutes and will soon be forgotten by the public, just like a flash in the pan. There are always a few people in our memory who have already disappeared into the sea of people. After all, it's the Internet age, and a large number of new internet celebrities flood in every day, and the competition is too fierce.

Finally, if you want to be long-term, you still need to have some real skills and work harder. There are many network celebrities on the Internet, some rely on their appearance to impress others, while others rely on their real skills. For example, they took a lot of short videos to popularize popular science knowledge, or did something meaningful. These people are more popular with the public, and the content they produce is also full of positive energy. Because of some people's deliberate hype, even netizens feel disgusted, thinking that they are stealing the flow of love beans and even getting themselves into trouble.