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“Attempting to appropriate or denigrate the popularity of others will backfire and undermine yours.”
― Stewart Stafford

“Most of the people make a mistake of thinking that people who are famous or rich. Are smart or have the highest IQ.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Public taste is as fickle as a child’s attention span”
― Mitch Albom, The Magic Strings of Frankie Presto

“If you wish to understand the subconscious mind of an individual or a society, you have to understand the core beliefs which are shaped by the popular myths and scriptures of the society.”
― Awdhesh Singh, Myths are Real, Reality is a Myth

“Either we die as men, or live as legends.”
― Kevin Anytime

“A popular idea does not infer a correct one, it just means a lot of people can get something wrong at the same time. Ever hear of witch trials?”
― C.A.A. Savastano

“She was ashamed not only of her situation but of her reaction to it. She had never felt any pity for the unpopular girls who skulked in dressing-rooms because they could attract no partners on the floor, or for girls who were outsiders at Lake Forest, and now she was like them--hiding miserably out of life. Alarmed lest already the change was written in her face, she paused in front of the mirror, fascinated as ever by what she found there.”
― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Basil and Josephine Stories

“A boy can be celebrated because of his personality and talents, regardless of how he looks. In fact, talent can make a guy attractive who may not be by traditional standards. But a girl is usually only popular if she looks good.”
― Liz Prince, Tomboy: A Graphic Memoir

“As with other kinds of markets, popular operating systems quickly get more and more popular, as they attract both new buyers and new sellers. In time, they become de facto industry standards—meaning they essentially establish a marketplace in which products (new applications) can be sold. Once this happens, they can, at least for a time, so completely dominate their markets that competing operating systems can’t attract enough users and developers to be anything but niche offerings.”
― Alvin E. Roth, Who Gets What â€� and Why: The New Economics of Matchmaking and Market Design

“If there’s anything that makes us great, maybe it’s cultivating the appreciation of great things.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“If only one out of every hundred quotes becomes popular, then I am successful as an author of quotes.”
― Steven Magee

“I'm a magnet to hearts looking for healing
And yet I might never be their right place,
Because dusk and darkness needs light to be healed,
And I am just a perennial night hoping to cease.”
― Priyanka Singh, Death before Cremation

“Do not keep so many things at priority so that nothing is left as a priority at all.”
― Arjit Tamrakar, Seeds Before Sunshine: A Book to Live

“The happiness was never in the past or future of a choice it's al￾ways in the present of a choice.”
― Arjit Tamrakar, Seeds Before Sunshine: A Book to Live

“The happiness was never in the past or future of a choice it's always in the present of a choice.”
― Arjit Tamrakar, Seeds Before Sunshine: A Book to Live

“Coming back on the right track is what we can do and this is
what life is all about, life is about so many things.”
― Arjit Tamrakar, Seeds Before Sunshine: A Book to Live

“A popular idea does not infer correct one, it just means a lot of people can get something wrong at the same time. Ever hear of witch trials?”
― C.A.A. Savastano

“Ostatak zivota neka vam bude najljepsi period zivota.”
― Rada Krivokapic Radonjic, Odijevanje

“We sometimes unknowingly reveal that we are stupid by wondering aloud why, if they are really wise or intelligent, is someone not rich or famous.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“La generación anterior de físicos tenía la humildad suficiente para reconocer un error cuando los datos experimentales refutaban sus teorías. Pero la nueva cultura, que se regodea en su propia salsa teórica e influye en comités de premios y agencias de financiación, está formada por predicadores de paradigmas populares, pero no corroborados.”
― Avi Loeb, Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth

“I scrolled through my personal accounts, but nothing really caught my eye, so I switched over to the Instagram account I'd made for Longganisa. She was way more popular than I was, but I hadn't uploaded a new pic in a week and her fans were not pleased. I made a quick post of her splayed out on the sidewalk the day she gave up mid-run. A quick caption of "My human is mad I stopped running to sploot, but doesn't she know it's important to stretch?" and there we go. Enough to appease her fans for a couple of days, at least.”
― Mia P. Manansala, Arsenic and Adobo

“Learn more about Yourself than others”
― MD AHETESHAM

“The Human recognises that although everyone has different abilities and looks, everyone is equally valuable as a human being. The Human also recognises that trying to impress and keep others happy, in order to be popular, is not a good basis for living life. The Human believes that all you can do is your best. The Human also believes that the values that count in life are not based on looks, achievements or possessions but are based on values such as honesty, integrity, kindness and consideration.”
― Steve Peters

“A coach is not supposed to win popularity contests, Vera. Only games.”
― Lydia Reeder, Dust Bowl Girls: The Inspiring Story of the Team That Barnstormed Its Way to Basketball Glory

“In a world of fame, followers, likes and paparazzi, we need to aspire to be something other than popular.”
― Koki Oyuke, Chosen Not Cheated: Discover God's Goodness Through Life's Detours, Denials and Doubts

“Motivation is not the event; it is the outcome.”
― Keith M. Murley

“Life is not all about being rich,
Or popular, or highly educated,
Virtually perfect with no stitch.
It’s about being real and elated,
Not down by things which itch,
Grown from loving not deflated.”
― Ana Claudia Antunes, ACross Tic

“A celebrity is merely someone who is known by way more people than most people.”
― @Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“Last summer, when the Cawley-Smiths had visited Tokyo, she’d been so loved by all the guys at the clubs, they kept asking if she was Charlize Theron.
Leeda was like David Hasselhoff. She was loved in Japan.”
― Jodi Lynn Anderson, Peaches

“Category 6 supermassive hurricanes are probably going to be popular with school kids!”
― Steven Magee