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＋Accessibility to mass media nowadays is believed to made possible via the rapid development of technology, which leads to a contemporary culture of idolizing famous influencers or sportsmen despite of their moral conducts. In my opinion, this phenomenon is going down as a negative social trend and this essay will display the inappropriacy raised from the issue.

Firstly, while many athletes are well-known for their talent, they might sometimes get involved in scandals which set negative examples for the young. A lot of celebrities have impressive performance on the field and possess generational wealth, however, they tend to badly utilize their resources on unnecessities and luxuries which are indeed inappropriate for youngsters who are still dependent on their fosters. For example, Paul Merson, who was one of the greatest footballers in Arsenal’s history, was addicted to cocaine, alcohol, and gambling. Eventually, the addiction symptoms lead him to being brought to rehabilitation center to overcome drug addiction and this incident would set a detrimental mindset for his fans.＋ Secondly, youngsters idolize famous athletes who have immoral behavior can develop mindset that talent is the sole important factor, thereby neglecting the importance of good character in pursuit of fame. In facts, it is possible to witness several talented teenagers with an arrogant and self-centered attitude who believe they are superior to others, which can strain their relationships with family, friends and the others.＋＋

＋In conclusion, it is entirely unsuitable for teenagers to admire sportsmen and famous public figures due to their impulsive actions and immoral behaviors. Moreover, it is important to educate children of such age to differentiate between talents and arrogance as well as guiding them not to follow in the path of the wrong role models.