There is a widely held perception in many parts of the world that famous people such as influencers and actors pay a big amount of salary and they purchase many unnecessary items; however, they do not contribute to poor people or charities. I think this is true due to the numerous parties they spend on, and governments should impose taxes on the events of stars.
In the beginning, it is a fact that popular people receive a lot of funds while they act on film, and they spend these funds on uncertain goods. In other words, when celebrities contribute to advertisements or selling their music album, they obtain money and then, they waste their value unnecessarily. For instance, many of well-known individuals by receiving money, immediately spend on luxurious goods such as buying villas, yachts, or even island, where they might live there only in vacations. Moreover, some famous people do not donate extra money to charities and poor people. Thus, it can be said is that actors’ and singers’ incomes are huge, and they spend their income by purchasing goods that they not need, and not helping other people in society.
Furthermore, despite wasting their money on unnecessary things, the government should impose taxes on famous people’s buying. This means that if the authorities impose a fine on superstars, they will reduce using money on entertainment activities and they will help unworked people and contribute extra money to society such as donated charities and healthcare institutes. A prime example of this is a heart hospital in Egypt where the children need a lot of donations to help young people to get better, so actors and singers should prioritize for these beneficial works. Hence, not only do famous people encourage themselves to lessen expenses, but the government also should launch publicity campaigns to raise awareness of celebrities bout money.
In conclusion, after analyzing the above-mentioned points, it can emphasized that public figures ought to reduce their spending on unnecessary goods and think about other people who do not have a pence for daily living.