What color is fame?

Fame is yellow because…

• “Flashing lights and stardom.”
• “Gold, opulence, lights.”
• “Awards like the Oscar or Emmy are gold.”
• “Gold and spotlights!”
• “Like a spotlight.”
• “Gold signifies opulence.”
• “Hollywood lights.”
• “You shine bright like the sun, and your light hits everyone. ”
• “Cameras flash a yellowish color.”
• “Famous people are usually pretty rich, and the color yellow represents riches because gold is yellow.”
• “Stars are yellow.”
• “Because of all those spotlights.”
• “Camera flashes from the paparazzi.”
• “I think fame is glamor and glamor is yellow because I’ve seen a lot of (debatably) famous celebrities wear yellow outfits.”
• “Yellow is close to gold, and gold is royal.”

Fame is red because…

• “Once you’re famous, it’s difficult to slide back in with the others. You constantly stand out. That’s red.”
• “Whole lotta rizz and people chase you instantly. It is vibrant and attractive and make you want to act.”
• “The red carpet of course!”
• “Fame is red because its sultry and represents the exciting but still depressing nature of fame.”
• “Red like the red carpet, and velvet red curtains. ”
• “Red carpet.”

Fame is purple because…

• “Purple reminds me of royalty, and royalty reminds me of fame.”
• “Fame is basically modern royalty, and royalty is purple.”

Fame is orange because…

• “Old halogen stage lights cast an orangish glow.”

Fame is black because…

• “Fame is black because once you get it, your life gets darker and darker.”
• “Famous people have limos, and limos are black. ”

Fame is green because…

• “Money is green, and fame usually gets you money. ”