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GTA 5's 'Become a celebrity' mod is almost weirdly fully featured

I wanna be a star.

GTA 5's 'Become a celebrity' mod is almost weirdly fully featured

In a quest to transform Grand Theft Auto 5 into a PC version of GTA 6 or even break it entirely, modder Mark Zuckerberg began installing the Become a Celebrity mod. This mod, created by the same author as the LifeInvader Business Mod, aims to make the player a prominent man about town in Los Santos. Upon installation, the mod measures public approval and overall fame separately, with quests to improve both metrics.

Starting at zero fame, the player undertakes repetitive "Z-lister" gigs such as busking, performing upwards of 20 times at various locations in Los Santos. Each busking session earned the player around $500 and 0.5 fame points, but the treacherous environment of Los Santos, filled with flying cars and gang warfare, made the task challenging.

Moreover, people seemed unimpressed by the busking performances, with only the hired bodyguard offering applause to the performer. Despite the difficulty, the modder eventually managed to complete all 20 busking gigs, reaching a new level of fame and unlocking the Meet and Greet gig.

During a sunny event in the Los Santos business district, fans gathered to admire the celebrity, who stood stock-still and stared blankly into the distance. However, the celebration was cut short when a significant portion of the fanbase was struck by a truck. The Become a Celebrity mod has thus far added an impressive feature set to GTA 5, making the player a recognizable figure in the bustling city.

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