He told me to keep going and make it big.
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What do you think it takes to make it big?
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Some of these games can go on to make it big.
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Most YouTubers make it big on the platform, then create branded merchandise.
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McCarthy never forgot about the opportunity Hefner gave her to make it big.
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I need to make it big on the YouTube account that I don't have.
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His father, Joseph Louis "Joe" Cranston, was an actor who struggled to make it big.
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In the meantime, you'll want to have the skills to make it big in blockchain.
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But, its main feature is allowing labels to discover artists before they make it big.
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Contrary to popular legend, QWERTY didn't make it big because it slowed down speedy typists.
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If he does make it big, let's just hope he doesn't celebrate before scoring goals.
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It worked, hence a lot of other people sound like that and make it big.
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The big picture: SmartNews is the latest Asian news aggregation app to make it big.
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Those that make it big tend to be investors who wrote the company's first check.
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Realistically, the people who make it big are the ones who fucking went against that.
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Women of color face well-documented difficulties in attempting to make it big as entrepreneurs.
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Ambitious entrepreneurs can make it big by starting a thriving business that bolsters the economy
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For everyone involved, though, the hope is that iRacing will make it big in eSports.
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When it comes to his sister's talent, there was never any doubt she'd make it big.
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But here may be the challenge: Can a Chinese company make it big with American consumers?
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"Terence said he was going to make it big as a gospel singer," said his father.
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So you weren't really familiar with Interpol at all when they started to make it big?
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The kids most likely to make it big weren't just permitted to leave—they were pushed.
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There were appearance from actresses about to make it big, and some who were already legends.
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Do you ever wonder why some singer/songwriters make it big and others like Sweet don't?
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We only learn of those who make it big — Steve Jobs, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
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Ms. Russo dreamed of moving to Hollywood, friends said, to make it big as an actress.
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Mr. McConaughey plays Kenny Wells, a down-on-his-luck businessman, desperate to make it big.
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She's in show biz too ... trying to make it big as a singer and an actress.
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"What you're doing is right, and you deserve the chance to make it big," DeJoria said.
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Which one will break through to make it big enough to fill the Super Bowl stadium?
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Maybe there's some kind of secret restaurant guide that stars are given when they make it big.
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It's a movie about a struggling bar band becoming vampires in an effort to make it big.
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An Orange County go-getter wants to make it big in the fashion industry in Los Angeles.
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As Hilton speaks, a montage of young social-media users express their desire to make it big.
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Wham's breakout second album, Make It Big (21998), catapulted young Michael and Andrew Ridgeley to worldwide notoriety.
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But, Rocket League has just about everything else in place to make it big as an eSport.
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The movie follows Sebastian, a musician, and Mia, an actress, as they try to make it big.
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It wasn't until the early 22010s that Purell was the first hand sanitizer to make it big.
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RIGA, Latvia — Make it big for Latvia and they do not wait long to mark the occasion.
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It was just the boost the young entrepreneurs needed to make it big, explained 36-year-old Zhao.
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Parachute is one of the first direct-to-consumer luxury bed and bath startups to make it big.
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Dashing the hopes of people who want to make it big, just as he still hopes to do.
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Some of America's most well-known stars overcame obstacles including homelessness, poverty and family struggles to make it big.
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Yet this city, which loves to lionize locals who make it big, has been uncharacteristically quiet about Mr. Cruz.
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If you have a talent and want to make it big, you have to go elsewhere to get it.
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Boy oh boy, I just moved from New York to LA in order to make it big in Hollywood.
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Make it big, make it comfortable, give it a lot of equipment and sell it for an accessible price.
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"If you want to make people believe a lie, the experts taught us, make it big," the board wrote.
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These women just wanted to make it big in Hollywood; of course they'd sleep with a powerful man like Weinstein.
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Because it turns out that in order to really make it big in retail crime, you have to think small.
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It took Berman a quarter of a century to make it big, and now he's ready to reap the rewards.
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IN THE Democratic Republic of Congo there are three ways to make it big, says Lexxus Legal, a rapper (pictured).
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Others point to brands' bottom lines: Influencers still struggling to make it big will work harder, and for smaller paychecks.
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Asia's fast-growing economies are now well-trod ground, leaving fewer opportunities to get in early and make it big.
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Contracted with Sony Entertainment early in his NBA career, Bryant had serious aspirations to make it big in the rap game.
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Mylene wants to get out of the Bronx and make it big, and she sees this tape as her way out.
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Climoji was launched as an art project, thanks to New York University's Green Grants, but Zurkow plans to make it big.
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He and Swire make the film about big, joyous gestures and big painful moments, but above all, they make it big.
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That's a loss for the city today, but also the opening for the enterprising individual who wants to make it big.
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His father, Christian, also the son of a grocer, would make it big there, eventually running a hypermarket franchise for E.Leclerc.
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Jahan: Yeah, and his dream was to make it big—he wanted Krewella to be the biggest act in the world.
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The two would even have "business lunches" in high school where they'd brainstorm about how to make it big in Hollywood.
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Jeremy's no dummy though -- he's trying to make it big in modeling, which is probably why he didn't caption the photo.
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Why is Google, which has repeatedly failed to make it big in hardware, spending so much to become a big player?
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"If he can make it big, do it as hard as he can," Rashid instructed the informant, according to the complaint.
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For Chinese investors who do make it big, there are few greater accolades than to be dubbed the "Warren Buffett of China".
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Before she was Grace Adler, everyone's favorite interior designer, Debra Messing was an up-and-coming actor hoping to make it big.
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After all, that initial bump only gets you so far, and there are plenty of famous offspring who never make it big.
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Even though he couldn't close the deal, Kev has no hard feelings and says he KNEW Jamie was gonna make it big.
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"The biggest problem is when you do make it big and you don't know what to do with your money," she says.
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If Ramsay ever tires of feature films about unhappy humans, she could surely make it big in documentaries about insects or mice.
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"There was a dead dog next to him that didn't make it," Big Dog founder Lauree Simmons told The Palm Beach Post.
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All we're saying is when you make it big, pitch in two cents so everybody else gets a chance to make it.
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But George Lucas had the misfortune to make it big just as Woody Allen released what is arguably his best picture, Annie Hall.
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She got her hopes up so many times, being told that she was about to make it big, before facing another missed opportunity.
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Yet spending more with the hope that your child will make it big could have consequences for your finances, particularly your own retirement.
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At a time when everyone was playing it safe and trying to make it big, Weekend Nachos were not afraid to get violent.
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Polar Bear Pitching might not be for the faint of heart, but it's good practice for startup founders looking to make it big.
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He's determined to make it big and convinces the legendary Wall Street tycoon Gordon Gekko (Michael Douglas) to take him under his wing.
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If reality stars are going to make it big, they've got to amp up the drama -- and by drama, I mean totally insane behavior.
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Han Dong was operating a crane in China's rust belt last August when he heard about a chance to make it big in America.
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"The Valley" is a classic Californian cautionary tale, a laid-back yarn about a girl who's going to make it big or die trying.
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This new-age career has attracted people from all walks of life, and those who make it big can earn millions from their videos.
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It's one of the oldest plotlines in the book — does the phrase "country girl tries to make it big on Broadway" ring a bell?
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A series of other, newer UK groups—most notably M.O.—have been hotly-tipped but continue to bubble under rather than make it big.
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While Google makes no claims that these trends will make it big in 2020, we are taking the liberty to say that they will.
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She was offered a couple of recording contracts, but none to her liking, and even moved to Los Angeles to try to make it big.
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You may not know the names of these Generation Z up-and-comers yet, but they're about to make it big — all on their own.
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With the connections at IMG — which happens to be the same agency that represents Bella and Gigi Hadid — he's basically guaranteed to make it big.
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Billionaire Ken Langone recently offered some unexpected advice to grads: If you want to make it big in business, don't go work on Wall Street.
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A lot of famous Canadians who make it big in Hollywood attempt to hide their Canadian status, but Seth Rogen is not one of them.
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This year, they reminded us that even if you're not a flawless icon, you can still make it big as a black woman in music.
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We hate to break it to you, but if you want to make it big, you need to rekindle your love-hate relationship with math.
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Geremy Jasper's debut feature follows her efforts to make it big — and is enough of a crowd-pleaser that you may rap along with her.
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Lipton said it was one of his favorite interviews because it was so emotional and great to see one of his students make it big.
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We love watching "Shark Tank" because it gives us a preview of the startups and products that have the most potential to make it big.
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Aside from money, she's got some advice for "Emily the Opera Singer" and makes it clear ... she's got the right stuff to make it big.
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But now that (the hemp derived variety) is legal across the board, it's open season for entrepreneurs looking to make it big in the CBD market.
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HONG KONG — Han Dong was operating a crane in China's rust belt last August when he heard about a chance to make it big in America.
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" You don't have to be a genius to make it big: "Getting rich is less about intellect and more about focusing on the accumulation of wealth.
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And most people saw the "real" Robbie as overlapping with her characters: a working-class kid who used her beauty to help her make it big.
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Asian-Australian actors: As Hollywood seeks more diverse casts, actors who have struggled to make it big at home are heading to Los Angeles, and succeeding.
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With its Explore section and the ability to search by hashtags, Instagram made it easy for up-and-coming Influencers to make it big on the app.
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But unlike at Apple's Mothership and Google's Googleplex and Facebook's much-anticipated Zucktown, here you won't find any hoodied coders who skipped college to make it big.
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But few from North Dakota make it big in music because there is no well-known local music scene — there isn't really a sound of North Dakota.
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Platoon finds artists it believes will make it big, gets them on its service, funds them, and helps them get discovered by the public and bigger labels.
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"Every lyric on [that album] was about Bernie and me, about our experiences of being able to make songs and make it big," John told Rolling Stone.
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They sang, embraced and talked about how Prince showed the music industry you don't need to be from the East or West Coast to make it big.
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There's been a trend in recent years with shows about comedians struggling to make it big, and Baskets is a highly absurdist twist on that sub-genre.
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The music festival that's been going for 29 years and has made Austin the annual international destination for bands (and latterly brands) hoping to MAKE IT BIG.
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American film industry players often revel in differences to make it big, oftentimes allowing certain Hollywood casting trends to leave devastating stains on the visual history books.
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Three experts in the space recommended leaving big box gyms behind, building up your business and "soft" skills, and cultivating an online presence to make it big.
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The site also has a discussion section, which right now is a mix of trolls and teenagers posting about how they want to make it big online.
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Hopkins focuses on the rigorous training that Beyoncé's original group, Girls Tyme, endured to try to make it big as a preteen band with adult-grade performances.
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If you want to make art that lots of people will see, working in design is a more lucrative career than trying to make it big on DeviantArt.
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That's the jumping off point of this wild comic, which follows the band Jenny Jump as they try to make it big with a ton of stolen music.
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ZHENGZHOU, China — China holds excellent opportunities for entrepreneurship and innovation, according to Yu Zhichen, CEO of Turing Robot, a firm looking to make it big in artificial intelligence.
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It's strange to think back to the time when bonafide stars from outside the English-speaking world had to compromise part of their heritage to make it big.
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The beer lovers behind Alementary Brewing, a Hackensack, New Jersey-based craft brewery set to open this month, think they've found the essential ingredients to make it big.
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The music industry in Nashville is akin to the movie business in LA—everybody goes there looking to make it big, or at least to get to play.
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He enjoyed it, but he could tell it was his son who had the potential to make it big and hired him to work in the team's shop.
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So they invest in a bunch of "egomaniacal" and "partly delusional" founders (to use Kupor&aposs language), hoping and assuming that one of them will make it big.
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Mengna Jiang is one of many hoping to make it big If you make it in a country with over a billion people, your reach could be astronomical.
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But given the cruelty of the economics—given that almost none of the students will ever make it big—the "shot" young Travis has is only provisionally real.
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Shaun McBride, who is known as Shonduras to his hundreds of thousands of followers, was the first person to make it big on Snapchat in the app's early days.
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Even if they still feel the odds are against them and see walls being built, AI may very well be the tool they needed to truly make it big.
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George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire, Neil Patrick Harris, and Ellen DeGeneres are just a few of the actors and actresses who would go on to make it big.
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"American Idol" defined itself by the standard of megastardom, which holds that once you make it big, the only answer is to swell bigger and bigger, like a balloon.
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It's back to high school in this video, where an angsty Pink flees to make it big as a pop star (with some more angst along the way). 8.
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It's taken Leslie Jones more than 20 years to make it big, and the Ghostbusters star has experienced plenty of ups and downs on her way to becoming famous.
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It may seem like every kid has a chance to make it big on YouTube, and that all you need in 2019 to become a celebrity is a smartphone.
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YouTuber Jake Paul has launched a new program that promises to teach you how to make it big using social media and the internet and, frankly, it's not great.
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What it's about: A former boy band member named Conner4Real (Andy Samberg), who seems to be loosely based on Justin Bieber, tries to make it big on his own.
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The group topped charts in the 1990s with a "girl power" mantra that appealed strongly to young women, selling the idea that girls from ordinary backgrounds could make it big.
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Another thing I find captivating is that rather than trying to reinvent the wheel and make it "big and new," you're just making black metal and making it incredibly well.
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Nevertheless, what is made strikingly clear pretty early on is that white privilege is not necessarily working in her favor in her endeavor to make it big as a rapper.
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There's more ... the 27-year-old blonde also weighs in on Gisele's recent comments about it being tougher for models to make it big these days thanks to social media.
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We constantly hear there are more seed and early stage funds now than ever before and more angels willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big.
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As an advocate for immigrant business owners, he advises entrepreneurs in other countries looking to make it big in the US to not be discouraged by the current political climate.
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On HOLLYWOOD LOVE STORY, VICELAND follows a handful of young aspiring actors, models, DJs, rappers, influencers, and even meme creators in Los Angeles who are trying to make it big.
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In the pursuit of success, it can be tempting to focus on the remarkable few — those who make it fast and make it big — and try to replicate their journey.
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The final detail was poignant—here was Barbare, trying to make it big in Tbilisi, and basically sequestered in a room, writing sidesaddle—but it only rendered her more remote.
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" Okung whole-heartedly disagrees, calling the American Dream — the idea that anyone can pull themselves up by their bootstraps and make it big — "one of the greatest lies ever told.
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In the clip, a dedicated jazz musician named Sebastian (Gosling) and his girlfriend, aspiring actress Mia (Stone), struggle to cope with the pressures of trying to make it big in Hollywood.
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A first of its kind for CNBC, we hope to highlight the up-and-comers before they make it big, giving our audience an inside look into their high-octane world.
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If you want to make it big, go there, create your own company or sign on with a start-up on the way up, and get ready to make a fortune.
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On an all new episode of NOISEY, we head to Nashville to meet the hustlers, rebels, and outsiders trying to make it big in the country music capital of the world.
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But what about Ethel Waters, the daughter of a young rape victim who rose out of poverty to become one of the first Harlem musicians to make it big on Broadway?
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More than "300 potential restaurants" have been slated for Australia, signalling the burger chain's intentions to make it big Down Under, even if it's a while before it reaches Australia's biggest cities.
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They talked about how much Prince meant to them and how he showed the music industry that you don't need to be from the East or West coast to make it big.
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He sees some of the silliness associated with the Polish startup scene and he's not afraid to call out their mistakes and try to help small companies trying to make it big.
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Mason said he did not know how people could make it in today's music business where songs are shared for free and there are so many people trying to make it big.
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A portly, upbeat housewife, Sulu doesn't let her middle-class existence, her lack of qualifications or her interfering elder sisters come in the way of her determination to make it big someday.
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This, of course, contributed to the scene becoming increasingly washed out and generic, as bands that never should have left the basement attempted to use the "metalcore" formula to make it big.
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PARK CITY, Utah — There's a scene in Tokyo Idols where Rio Hiiragi, a pop star trying to make it big, bikes to small provinces as a publicity stunt to meet her fans.
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Many poor and middle-class people work just as hard, but lack the opportunities, legs up, family support, and just plain strokes of luck that allow a few to make it big.
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Back in his hometown of Bondy, on the gritty northeast outskirts of Paris, there is immense pride at his exploits, but not that much surprise — they always knew he'd make it big.
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But today, a new report from BuzzFeed News sheds light what kind of power the 50-year-old reportedly wields over young women hoping to make it big in the music industry.
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Floyd Mayweather just came up HUGE for a crazy talented family of break dancers in desperate need of cash -- shelling out $10,000 to help them make it big, TMZ Sports has learned.
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Word is that Kobe's youngest, Gianna, is already flashing signs of the Mamba talent gene on the court ... but she'll still need some expert tutelage if she's gonna make it big, right?
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One evening in the 1960s, Donald J. Trump, still in college but eager to make it big, met his older brother, Freddy, for dinner in a Queens apartment complex built by their father.
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Then of course, the wrong hire can leave a bad taste in the mouth – an experience that gets especially bitter in a small company trying to make it big in the bad world.
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Pop-music historians tend to focus on an artist's first years of significant impact, and for George Michael it will be the late 1980s, when "Make It Big" and "Faith" topped the charts.
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And that's why I'm telling you that to make it big, to be successful, you have to have serious, serious commitment — because life will serve up some lessons you don't expect or want.
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Magic Johnson says he's rooting hard for Kobe Bryant to kill it in the business world -- saying he hopes Mamba becomes the next ex-NBA star to make it BIG off the court.
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Soft skills can be anything from interpersonal skills to self-confidence to EQ — but regardless, they are some of the most important skills you need to make it big in the working world.
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That is to say, going to Harvard or Yale won't necessarily make you successful — but Harvard or Yale might let you in because they see that you have the potential to make it big.
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It's also known as a launching ground for indie artists before they make it big (Chance the Rapper, Lorde are famous alums), and it's been platform to which aspiring DJs could upload their tracks.
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The game has always been about making players feel like they're real rock stars, living in an alternate reality where they chased their dream and actually did master the guitar and make it big.
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In a piece she called Excellences & Perfections, Ulman, born in Argentina, was playing a role: that of a young woman who moves to Los Angeles from a small town, trying to make it big.
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To prepare for bikini season, Target's team traveled the world (from Australia to Miami to Brazil) in an attempt to find out all the latest swimwear trends set to make it big in 2020.
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" But she says she never had role models in pop culture telling her she can make it big and never knew what possibilities were available to her, although her sister always called her "fatally optimistic.
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Plus, many of the TechCrunch writers and editors, as well as dozens of other members of the press will be in attendance, which could land your company the coverage it needs to make it big.
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For rappers at any stage in their musical journey, prison remains a cruel way to make it big, especially for those unfortunate enough to spend their prime years being punished, with parole a distant prospect.
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In the early 2000s, she moved to the U.S. to try to make it big in the music industry, an effort she claims was part of a project to convert more non-believers to Christianity.
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And there was the tour with Kevin Hart in London about 15 years ago, when he told her she would never make it big because she doesn't do real jokes or talk about herself onstage.
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He's just one of many teens who have figured out how to make it big in the sneaker resale market, which a recent Cowen & Co. analysis estimated could be worth $6 billion globally by 2025.
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Newer musicians can struggle to make it big in Afghanistan, where the Taliban once banned music and many disapprove of Western-style popular culture, and artists often seek the safety and freedom of a life abroad.
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Untouchable reminds us of that with a few pop culture references — like a 2012 scene from 30 Rock — that not-so-obliquely referenced Weinstein's predatory behavior on young women hoping to make it big in Hollywood.
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"He had the same dreams like everyone else, to make it BIG in the land of opportunity," his cousin Raghu Chowdavaram said in a solicitation on GoFundMe for funds to transport Koppu's body back to India.
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But while the fashions and the details change, the basic outline remains the same (spoiler warning for this oft-told tale): There's a woman who's trying to make it big, and a man who already has.
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He also narrates the tale of a persona in between tunes, one of a shy artistic boy from a fictional town in Mississippi who fled to New York to play the piano and make it big.
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"He had the same dreams like everyone else, to make it BIG in the land of opportunity," his cousin Raghu Chowdavaram said on a GoFundMe page created to raise money to transport Koppu's body back to India.
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The site has helped remove a lot of the gatekeepers that have kept the book industry from changing; a New York Times review is wonderful to get, but you no longer need it to make it big.
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Back in 2010, when both Chapman and Holland were nothing but wee lads hoping to make it big in the world of entertainment, ITV's Alan Titchmarsh Show featured a segment from the musical version of Billy Elliot.
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Meanwhile, 7 For All Mankind, one of the O.G. premium denim labels to make it big in the early aughts, is still going strong, apparently: it's the best-selling brand in the best value category, per ThredUP.
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On Broadway, I was surprised at how much I liked "Bright Star" — and thrilled that a show whose characters include a talented young man determined to make it big as a writer is not centrally about him.
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Even in a time when everything is laid out on the public forum and the professional and private are largely interchangeable, the process of how the hell to make it big as a musician still remains mysterious.
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My view is that there's still room to include in this conversation the notion that chance events play a role and that you shouldn't assume that it's entirely to your credit if you do make it big.
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Playing Cole Carter, A 23 year old with a passion for making the beat drop, the perfectly chiseled aspiring DJ embarks on a journey to find his signature sound and make it big in the EDM scene.
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Morgan grew up in Brooklyn, but, for Martinez, the idea that someone like him — another black person, another person from the hood — could make it big as a comedian, without having to change himself, stuck with him.
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From not keeping secrets, to always having a car with you to get to meetings on time — these are six of the most important pieces of advice if you want to make it big in Silicon Valley.
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The gang of awkward bros who are trying to make it big with Pied Piper, the show's heroic central start-up, have always been mostly good dudes, at least compared to their real-life start-up bro analogues.
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Hit Makers is full of stories like that, little tales of products that managed to make it big through a combination of timing and weird circumstances and savvy use of repetition, while their peers never made a splash.
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The 36-year-old singer appears in Clive Davis: The Soundtrack of Our Lives, a new documentary about the legendary record producer, and opens up about how Davis gave her the break she needed to make it big.
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So, in summary, if you're an ambitious young TechCrunch reader, you won't need to dump your Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge or Xiaomi Mi Note when you make it big as a celeb, famous tech founder or sports player.
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As you get older you aim a little lower, and at this point if I don't ever make it big time, I'll be cool with that because I made a mark, I changed the game here in Detroit.
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"He had the same dreams like everyone else, to make it BIG in the land of opportunity," his cousin Raghu Chowdavaram said in a solicitation on GoFundMe for funds to transport Koppu's body back to India, the paper reported.
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Read on to get her take on how to make it big in the biz, why the road to happiness will forever meander, and what to do when it feels like the whole world is falling down around you.
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What starts out looking like another film about an awkward Timothée Chalamet character (which, for the record, I would watch plenty of), turns into something much wilder after the protagonist starts selling weed and tries to make it big.
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And Last But Not Least, Jessie Belting 'I'm So Excited' While High on Caffeine Pills Jessie got herself hooked on caffeine pills because she was spread too thin and really trying to make it big in a girl group.
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Many experts and lawmakers believe Facebook's billions of users will make Libra the most widely used cryptocurrency and could make it big enough to rival government-backed currencies like the dollar, potentially threatening the stability of traditional financial systems.
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When he emerged from obscurity into that inextricable freeze-frame that joins all of our minds to Dallas, Jack Ruby, a baldheaded little man who wanted above all else to make it big, had his back to the camera.
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"Part of me feels like, 'OK, if you're going to do it, Nichols, you gotta do it now: Go get somebody superfamous and get a giant movie, or write one, but make it big and take your shot,'" he said.
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The band's first album, Fantastic, released in 21980, was a smash in the UK, but it would take until second album Make It Big, which hit No. 219 on the charts in the US as well, to attain international success.
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In Atlanta especially, and Magic City specifically as outlined in this GQ documentary, you have to have the cosigns of the women who are the entire reason people show up to the club if you're going to make it big.
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With manager Alexander Cabot (Paul Costanzo), his twin sister Alexandra (Missi Pyle), and Josie's unspoken crush/friend Allan M (Gabriel Mann) in tow, the newly rebranded Josie and the Pussycats head off to New York City to make it big.
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What Berg calls direct-to-consumer distribution methods have been in use for a long time, but they're becoming a more central part of the hustle it takes to make it big — or make it at all — in the porn industry now.
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The best advice I could give to children who want to make it big in the music industry is don't listen to the haters unless they're telling you there's a fire in a building and you need to get out or something.
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Not only will it help raise the visibility of various performers who will then, in turn, attract more viewers to Twitch's platform, it will also serve as an educational experience for those streamers who want to learn how to make it big.
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"When you make it big, when you make it really big, when you make it [to] the top one-tenth of one percent big, pitch in two cents, so everybody else gets a chance to make it," the Massachusetts Democrat said on Wednesday.
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Just as routinely, he was later credited with paving the way for a new wave of black comedians who would make it big in the white world, notably two talents of thoroughly different sensibilities: the reflective Bill Cosby and the trenchant Richard Pryor.
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The questions and activities below will help students to consider both what it takes to make it big for one talented skater as well as the perils and pitfalls for all Gen Z'ers seeking fame and fortune in the age of social media.
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Now Thore is happy in her body – she did make it big with her "Fat Girl Dancing" video, after all – as she learns to manage her PCOS, something she chronicles in her new book, I Do It with the Lights On, out May 31.
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What's most fascinating about her is not just the fact that she's the first Spanish woman set to make it big in the UK singing in her mother tongue, but that she's opening the door to a new subgenre for us to enjoy too.
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"They've got skilled engineers making these, people who are qualified engineers, who will reinforce that tunnel, make it big, and have it so you bring actually rails on them, with trains, electric lights, air vents — very important, the air vents," Gillo told Business Insider.
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Chen: Elizabeth Holmes was kind of one of the first big female tech founders to really make it big, and for her whole story to be a sham, it was, like, very disappointing for a lot of folks who were really rooting for her.
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The "influencers" I follow are, for the most part, lesbian couples with a few thousand followers who are desperately trying to make it big; I'm very invested in keeping track of who's still happily together and who's left whom for some other Z-level aspiring lesbian celeb.
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"Do I want to spend all of my savings trying to hire a coach and physio and go all out this year and just hope that I make it big again?" said Baker, a former top-60 player whose career has been derailed by serious injuries.
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At Mr. Gaya's suggestion, I went with a caipirinha três limões, or a three-lime caipirinha, which includes as citrus the Persian lime, the Rangpur lime and lemon (or limão-siciliano) and was one of the first caipirinha variations to make it big, Mr. Gaya said.
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Make It Big contained a number of chart-topping hits, including the band's breakthrough single, "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go," and the ballad "Careless Whisper," which hit No. 22004 in more than two dozen countries and was the first hit to feature Michael as a solo performer.
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When you make it big, when you get so much from this country, then you got to take a little piece of that and you've got to put it back in so that we can build a strong education system, Pre-K through college, for all of our kids.
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NextEV's U.S. CEO Padmasree Warrior explained in an interview with TechCrunch last December that she was looking for an opportunity to "build something from the ground up and make it big" in taking on the role at NextEV, and this debut car from the company definitely looks to fit that bill.
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Seduction is one of my favorite nonfiction titles of the year, a big, weighty tome that pushes past mini-biographies of its subjects to make a larger argument about the way the Hollywood machine has always ground up hopeful young women who come to Los Angeles to make it big.
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I do like the fact that Houston was a realistic place to pursue filmmaking in 1994… Nowadays, unless you make it big on YouTube, you're condemned to eternal poverty in New York or LA, eating raw kale and defaulting on rent until you sell out and decide to work in advertising.
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Campy and dripping with theater references, the gang from The Muppet Show escape to New York to hobnob with a coterie of stars from Liza Minnelli to legendary Sardi's owner Vincent Sardi Jr., all while trying to make it big on Broadway so that Kermit and Miss Piggy can finally get hitched.
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But YouTube's open nature mean it's never played the same rules as traditional media, attracting niche formats that never would get to TV. YouTube's report is keen on emphasising that it no longer wants to be seen as a stopgap for content creators who want to one day make it big on a traditional medium.
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There would have been a bigger meaning to the victory, like every underdog's victory: It would have given people who were ever underappreciated, underfunded and maybe even previously unnoticed some hope that they could take on anyone and compete with anyone — and that, sure, they might be small, but they, too, could make it big.
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La La Land gives frequent costars Gosling and Stone the chance to show off their considerable vocal chops (he did, after all, get his start with The Mickey Mouse Club, and Stone hoofed it up on Broadway in 2014 in Cabaret) in this tale of a jazz musician and his actress girlfriend trying to make it big in Hollywood.
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Considering his status at the time as a teen heartthrob, it might surprise some fans to learn that George Michael served as producer of the "Make It Big" album and that he also wrote all but one of the songs on that record (the exception being a cover of the Isley Brothers' "If You Were There").
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These thoughts were common to both sides, and there was solidarity among them and raw admiration for the game played by the nation represented on the field: an America of Schwarber and Contreras and Heyward, of Lindor and Ramirez and Crisp, skidding on the wet turf in their red, white and blue, working to make it big.
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When a scene does go on and on — as when a recording industry mogul snottily declares that not only can Queen not make "Bohemian Rhapsody" the first single off their 1975 album A Night at the Opera, but that if they don't listen to him, they'll never make it big — you can practically feel the camera winking at you.
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In 253, Rolling Stone published a list of the 10 K-pop bands most likely to make it big in the US. Achieving significant US fame was a newly attainable, if still distant, milestone for South Korean pop groups thanks to the 2000s' tremendous exporting of South Korean culture overseas — a trend known as Hallyu, the Korean Wave.
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In the series produced by Legendary Digital Studios – which will be released in the U.S. by Fullscreen on April 26 and as a feature film worldwide by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment on June 7 – the two real-life friends star as two superheroes trying to make it big in the superhero industry after moving from their small town to Los Angeles.
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Whether you choose to skip your daily latte and start a savings plan to eventually score the real deal, or are simply looking for silhouette inspiration for your next shopping trip (because let's be real, there will be more-affordable, mass-produced versions of these bags soon enough), click through to see the next generation of It bags that are about to make it big.
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"On TikTok, if you're interested in a sound, you make a video to it, and the focus is on the sound," There's no guarantees or formula for success on TikTok, according to Bernstein, and while there is some form of curation as to what songs are being pushed by record labels on the app, it's the users who decide what tracks make it big.
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Competitors on these shows can make it big on their own or be grouped up — like the recently debuted group JBJ (short for the fan-dubbed moniker "Just Be Joyful"), consisting of boys who competed in the talent show Produce 101 Season 2 last year and then got put in a temporary group after fans started making composite Instagram photos of them all together.
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Famously (and horrifically), McMahon had to be coaxed into hiring Gail Kim by Jim Ross because he didn't think anyone found Asian women attractive, a one-two punch of revealing that, yes, you must be conventionally attractive to make it big in WWE's women's division and that what is attractive is up to the whims of a guy who couldn't even fathom a non-white woman being that; it's hard to tell which is worse.
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My cousin brought me to see "Dreamgirls" and there was something about the story of those young people wanting to make it big, and Jennifer Holiday, that moved in the theater in a way that I had heretofore never been moved before at age 17, and I don't know if I've ever been moved that powerfully after either because it just had that power — it was a seminal moment in the theater.
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Though it's one of the pillars of country music, female singers are rarely allowed to write about it outside the context of being scorned and destroying their ex's property—see Miranda Lambert's "Gunpowder and Lead," Carrie Underwood's "Before He Cheats," or anything by Kelsea Ballerini or Taylor Swift (before she went full-on pop) if you need more proof that women are only really permitted to be angry or in love if they want to make it big in the industry.
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Usually deployed with a twinge of derogation, it clearly connoted the underclass: the working poor, farmers and laborers, those not fortunate enough to be employed in an arena that would otherwise be considered gainful and prestigious, that might allow them entry into a place like the one across the street; people lacking the savvy and connections that might help them make it big in the gray-market world of the jangmadang or the managerial gentry of the state-owned enterprises.
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