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Nottingham Post
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Charlotte Smith

Millennials 'most fame-hungry generation' as three quarters say they'd go extreme lengths for fame

New research has revealed that millennials are the most fame-hungry generation. Outranking their Gen Z counterparts, nearly three quarters of millennials (74 per cent) admitted they would go to extreme lengths for fame in a new survey of 1,000 respondents.

In celebration of DASH’s new lime sparkling water, a survey was conducted in line with its ' Into The Limelight ' campaign to find out just how many Brits are desperate for their moment in the limelight - and how far they'd be willing to go to get it. The results uncovered how fame-hungry the population actually is, as shown by the statistics below:

  • One in five people stated they would go on reality TV in order to get their 15 minutes of fame.

  • One in seven people said they would date a celebrity they weren’t even attracted to in order to cash in on some of their fortunes.

  • It seems as though some Brits wouldn’t stop there, either, with one in seven stating they would even marry into the royal family in order to get all eyes on them.

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