Yes, I think people often become famous because of their talent. In areas like music, sports, and art, talent is usually what gets people noticed. When someone is really good at what they do, it attracts media attention and public interest. Talent shows and competitions also help highlight these skills, giving talented individuals a platform to shine and gain a following.

Not always. Some people become famous not because of talent but due to viral moments or their presence on social media. Connections and networking also play a big role in gaining fame. Sometimes, it's more about marketing and public relations creating a famous persona. Reality TV often focuses on personality rather than talent, and sometimes luck and timing are more important than actual talent.

It depends on the situation. Talent is important, but other factors like hard work and opportunity also matter. Some industries, like classical music, value talent more than others, such as reality TV. Fame can be short-lived if it's not backed by genuine talent and dedication. Cultural and societal trends also play a role in what talents are celebrated at any given time.