And you don't have an outlier opinion, many show concern over their extremely high income. Come to think of it, they probably earn more from ads than dramas or music and that's what retains their celebrity status too.
The only drama that I've seen pointing it out is You are my Glory. The female lead who is an actress questions her manager if she even deserves such high pay. At that time obviously, she is connecting it with her non-celebrity Male lead who is struggling to earn well in his career.

The level of inequality is rage inducing. It's on so many accounts that it makes you wonder if there can ever be a limit to these practices.

Apart from the general grossness of people having that much money when so many people can’t even get by, I kind of have less of a problem with celebrities being paid mega amounts than corporations who use the products the celebrities feature in to pay their executives mega amounts (if that makes sense - think the actors from Friends being paid a million dollars an episode each, how much was the show making for the network to have it be worth paying them that kind of money?) Celebrities tend to have a limited shelf life of peak popularity so they may as well cash in.

@yuve agree that the bragging rights are very problematic and lead to a perception that wealthy people are in some way more worthy as people and don’t need to do things like treat less wealthy people with basic respect (I’m thinking of the stories you hear about the obscenely wealthy mistreating shop assistants/flight attendants etc)

The same with ours in Australia. Obscene is the only apt word.

Let's stop all these criticism, a good number of this things happens in our various countries. And besides if you get the opportunity to own buildings you wouldn't reject it. I also pay annual rent, my landlord is not a celebrity but a lecturer, my rent was due on 16the Dec I got a reminder everyday since November. Till I paid yesterday.

@lawlan- i accidentally liked your post. I take it back.
My point was about property tycoons and not just ‘ordinary owners’. It is mindless to tell us not to be critical as adequate housing is a human right and so critical to the wellbeing of humans. And, please don’t attribute wishes to me. I don’t aspire to be a property tycoon.

@dncingemma I'll like yours to give it back😀. At the end of the day what really matters is your person as an individual. Like @yuve said people who are obsessed with living in those areas actually drive up the price. Once I was trying to fault a taxi driver for hiking the price because it was late when someone else cut in and offered an even higher price. Some invest in shares and stocks while some in properties. Sorry if i offended you. let's enjoy the movies, that's why we are here

@Lawla: 😊☺️
I ‘liked’ your subsequent one. I feel strongly about income inequality because of my academic and professional training as well as personal experiences but didn’t take it personally. Please don’t worry about it and take care.