"I Remember My Childhood As Dickensian": 38 Famous People Who Came From Nothing And Worked Their Way To The Top

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Zendaya said, "I was becoming the breadwinner of my household precise early, and determination was a batch of role-reversal happening."

It's harder for aspiring creatives from humble beginnings to "make it" successful an manufacture chock-full of nepo babies and affluent kids. However, plentifulness of celebs person genuinely built their careers ceramic by ceramic without the assistance of household wealth oregon connections.

Here are 38 celebs who are wholly self-made:

1. Viola Davis spent her puerility "in abject poorness and dysfunction" and lived successful "rat-infested and condemned" apartments. When she was 2, she was taken to jailhouse with her mother, a civilian rights activist, who was arrested during a protest. She studied acting astatine Young People's School for the Performing Arts, Rhode Island College, and Juilliard.

2. Selena Gomez's mom, Mandy Teefey, who was 16 erstwhile she had her, "gave up everything for [her] and had similar 3 jobs." The 2 of them would dig done the car to find quarters to wage for gas. As a kid, Selena besides accompanied Mandy to her play rehearsals, which inspired her to beryllium an actor. She made her onscreen debut successful Barney & Friends astatine 7, past booked her archetypal Disney Channel aviator astatine 12.

3. When Addison Rae was 7, her household moved into a camper connected a batch her dad's employers owned due to the fact that they "didn't person anyplace to live." A fewer years later, they moved to a caller state, wherever she was bullied for wearing off-brand shoes. Speaking with her ma connected her That Was Fun? podcast, she said, "My mom, being the saccharine ma that you are, was like, 'We're gonna bargain you Uggs truthful that radical aren't mean to you anymore.' She virtually [took] maine to bargain Uggs that day. I retrieve we went to the mall… They were, like, $200 Uggs, which was not inexpensive for us."

Growing up, Addison felt that becoming an histrion was an unattainable dream, truthful successful college, she studied journalism truthful that she could inactive beryllium connected TV. She told Elle, "Then I got ace fortunate with TikTok, and was truthful blessed with the accidental to determination to LA."

4. Eva Longoria told BuzzFeed News, "We didn't person immoderate wealth increasing up. I grew up astatine the Boys & Girls Club. I grew up astatine the Salvation Army, folding coats for their winter. I grew up astatine crockery kitchens each Thanksgiving. That was conscionable the mode it was. My household is simply a precise selfless household due to the fact that we benefited truthful overmuch from each these assemblage programs that my ma was like, 'We person to springiness back.' And the lone mode we could bash that was by volunteering. We wage it forward."

5. Cardi B told Global Grind, "I person existent bully parents; they [are] poor. They person regular, mediocre jobs and whatnot. They [are] existent bully radical and whatnot; I was conscionable raised successful a atrocious society."

Before her emergence from societal media property to world prima to A-list rapper, Cardi worked arsenic a stripper to marque ends meet. She told Vibe, "I'm not gonna lie, and I'm not gonna ever hatred connected the game, but it paid my bills. It besides lifted my spirits erstwhile I needed immoderate lifting. Yes, went done a batch of sh't. But I made a batch of wealth doing it, and determination were times erstwhile being astatine the portion nine was amended than the alternative... When I got kicked retired of my mom's house, I had to unrecorded successful my boyfriend's house. I wanted to travel here, to my family's house, but my dada was truthful huffy astatine me. And helium was like, 'Don't you adjacent deliberation that you're going to spell to your grandma's house. You're not staying there.' He told maine that, and I was like, 'Oh, well, I'm not going implicit there.'"

She continued, "I was going to slumber hungry. I was crying a lot. There were days wherever I couldn't hold to spell to work, astatine the supermarket I worked astatine earlier stripping... I couldn't hold to spell to enactment truthful I could eat. It's bittersweet to consciousness that way. And I wanted to determination retired of [my boyfriend's house]. There was 2 pit bulls successful that house, and I had asthma. I was dying successful there. There was bedbugs, too. There was ever guys going successful and out, his homeboys playing PlayStation, stealing wealth from us. I wanted to determination retired truthful bad. And past connected apical of that, I felt similar my ex-boyfriend was cheating connected me, but it was similar adjacent if helium was cheating connected me, I inactive can't permission due to the fact that — wherever was I gonna go? ... I was moving astatine the supermarket for astir $200 a week. I was not going to spell obscurity connected that. I wasn't gonna spell anywhere. So, I started dancing and made capable wealth to determination retired of that house. And I've ne'er looked back."

6. When Leighton Meester was born, some of her parents were successful situation for their engagement successful a cause smuggling ring. Before giving birth, her ma moved into a halfway house, past delivered her successful a hospital. After 3 months, Leighton was sent to unrecorded with her grandma until her ma finished her sentence. Her parents divorced erstwhile she was 6. A fewer years later, she started acting astatine a section playhouse successful Florida, past her ma got her an cause and moved the household to New York. When Leighton was successful precocious school, her household relocated to Los Angeles, wherever they lived successful "the slums." She began booking TV and movie roles.

7. Though The Kissing Booth made Jacob Elordi an overnight celebrity, helium struggled to publication much roles afterward and ended up surviving successful his car. While filming the Euphoria pilot, a producer, who recovered retired astir his surviving situation, helped him get a edifice country to enactment in. He told GQ, "I deliberation I had – I don't know, $400 oregon $800 near successful my slope relationship – and Euphoria was my past audition earlier I went location for a small portion to marque immoderate wealth and recuperate."

8. When Zendaya decided she wanted to beryllium an actor, her ma stayed successful Oakland and worked 2 jobs to enactment the family, portion her dada discontinue his occupation and moved to LA with her. However, arsenic Zendaya grew much successful, she became the household breadwinner. In 2024, she told British Vogue, "I'm astir going done my angsty teen signifier present due to the fact that I didn't truly person the clip to bash it before. I felt similar I was thrust into a precise big position: I was becoming the breadwinner of my household precise early, and determination was a batch of role-reversal happening, and conscionable benignant of becoming grown, really."

"Now, erstwhile I person these moments successful my vocation — like, my archetypal clip starring a movie that's really going to beryllium successful a theatre — I consciousness similar I shrink, and I can't bask each the things that are happening to me, due to the fact that I'm similar this [she balls up her fist]. I'm precise tense, and I deliberation that I transportation that from being a kid and ne'er truly having an accidental to conscionable effort shit. And I privation I went to school," she said.

9. Growing up successful San Francisco, Emma Chamberlain was ever "the 1 who struggled financially." Her dada is an artist, and "he got sick for a small spot and couldn't paint, truthful determination was hard times for [their] family." For Emma, watching YouTube videos was a root of escapism. Inspired to commencement her ain channel, she taught herself to edit and began uploading DIY videos. However, she recovered much occurrence aft she shifted her absorption to videos that felt much authentic to her. She told Forbes, "Having nary wealth astatine definite points was weird...so present it's truthful chill that I tin marque my ain wealth and bash immoderate I privation with it."

10. Born to parents who were lone 18 and 20, Tobey Maguire bounced astir antithetic relatives' homes arsenic a kid. He told Parade magazine, "The information of the substance is, I realized astatine a young property that I was liable for myself. ... Growing up the mode I did, I had a precise superior ambition to marque immoderate money, to person immoderate information and comfortableness successful my life."

He besides said, "I consciousness similar you could driblet maine anyplace successful the world, anonymously, and I'd fig retired however to survive. If you stripped distant everything I've got — the money, the fame, the possessions, everything — I cognize that I'd find a mode to get on due to the fact that basically, that’s what I've had to bash each my life."

11. When Jenna Ortega was increasing up, her ma wasn't definite astir putting her successful acting, but aft she posted a video of her 9-year-old girl performing a monologue connected Facebook "as a joke," a casting cause reached out. She fto her commencement auditioning, but Jenna "was perpetually unopen down due to the fact that [she] did not person the look they were going for." Jenna told PopSugar, "All of the nos I received conscionable motivated maine adjacent more. I wanted to alteration the casting directors' constituent of view. I wanted to get escaped of that description. That's what I did."

Her ma continued to beryllium incredibly supportive. Jenna told Jimmy Kimmel Live!, "Four oregon 5 times a week — my ma is simply a full-time ER nurse, but she would thrust me. It was similar a six, seven-hour circular travel — LA and backmost — for auditions. And she has 5 different kids!"

12. Misha Collins's household "was truthful mediocre erstwhile [he] was increasing up [they] were stateless astatine times." At 1 point, they lived successful a structure successful the woods, utilized a galvanized tub filled with chill h2o arsenic a fridge, and cooked implicit a campfire. He didn't commencement acting until his 20s, archetypal earning his grade successful societal mentation from the University of Chicago and adjacent interning astatine the White House.

13. When Halle Berry archetypal moved to New York City to prosecute acting, she ran retired of wealth wrong 3 months and temporarily lived successful a stateless shelter. She told The Jess Cagle Interview, "I called my parent and asked her to nonstop maine immoderate money, and she said no, and that subsequently led to a twelvemonth of not speaking to her due to the fact that I was truthful upset that she wouldn't assistance me. That’s astir apt 1 of the champion things she did for me. … She said, 'If you privation to beryllium there, past you enactment it out.' And I had to enactment it out. ... And structure beingness was portion of figuring it retired for a infinitesimal until I could get a waitressing job. Then I got a bartending job, and until I could fig that out, that's what I did."

14. When Bella Thorne was a preteen, she didn't privation to beryllium a Disney star, but she accepted the pb successful Shake It Up due to the fact that her household was "about to unrecorded physically connected the thoroughfare if [she] didn't person that role." She told the Happy Sad Confused podcast, "We were surviving disconnected Stouffer's coupons, and that's each we had to devour each day. That whitethorn not dependable similar a large woody to everybody, but erstwhile you're a azygous ma raising 4 kids with indebtedness and you person thing to your name, it's fucking shitty."

After her clip connected Disney Channel came to a close, she struggled to publication much enactment due to the fact that casting directors pigeonholed her arsenic a "Disney actress." She said, "It was similar starting backmost astatine the bottommost and moving my mode up each the mode again."

15. Shania Twain grew up arsenic 1 of 5 kids, and she sometimes went to schoolhouse hungry. She told Nightline, "It's precise hard to ore erstwhile your stomach's rumbling... I would surely ne'er person humiliated myself capable to scope retired and inquire for assistance and say, 'You know, I'm hungry. Can I person that pome that you're not going to eat?' I didn't person the courageousness to bash that."

16. Cameron Diaz told Stella magazine, "I had astonishing parents; they were awesome. We weren't privileged — precise overmuch the opposite. My household would cod cans to crook successful for other money, due to the fact that $20 meant thing to us. But we were precise happy... I travel from a frugal upbringing, truthful I'm not conscionable going to propulsion my wealth away. I emotion to beryllium adjacent to my household and friends, truthful I walk wealth connected level tickets, having feasts, buying a ton of groceries and cooking, oregon going retired for an astonishing meal, knowing I don't interest astir however overmuch the measure costs."

17. Jessica Chastain told the Irish Times, "I did turn up with a azygous parent who worked precise hard to enactment nutrient connected our table. We did not person money. There were galore nights erstwhile we had to spell to slumber without eating. It was a precise hard upbringing. Things weren't casual for maine increasing up. ... Because of my mother, I bash ever effort to deliberation astir however thing indispensable beryllium for idiosyncratic else. I'm not truthful funny successful myself. I'm funny successful different people."

18. After losing his parent astatine 12, Barry Keoghan and his member lived successful 13 antithetic foster homes implicit 5 years until his grandma was capable to rise them. As a kid, helium snuck into the movie theatre with his friends truthful often that helium got banned, but erstwhile helium grew up, 1 of his movies premiered successful that precise theater.

With his brother's unwavering support, helium decided to prosecute acting aft seeing a casting telephone for Between the Canal, a transgression drama, successful a store window. Afterward, helium started studying astatine a section workshop. He told the Guardian, "I was looking for something. I was looking to messiness around, to joke. And get paid! But connected a deeper level, it was precise therapeutic for me. I could beryllium idiosyncratic else. I deliberation you get to merchandise a fewer of your problems determination done being different person."

19. When Bretman Rock was 7, they immigrated from the Philippines to Hawaii with their siblings and mom, who worked respective jobs to enactment the family. In mediate school, Bretman "didn’t privation to archer [their] teacher" that they couldn't spend to bring successful ingredients for a cooking class, truthful they failed. On the archetypal occurrence of MTV’s Following: Bretman Rock, they said, "It taught maine truthful galore lessons astir having thing and lone having dreams — that's each we could afford."

As a teenager, helium utilized societal media arsenic a originative outlet. His friends encouraged him to upload his Snapchat stories to Instagram, and aft helium made his relationship public, his videos began going viral. His follower number grew to millions portion helium was inactive successful precocious school. He told Teen Vogue, "I truly don't deliberation there's thing successful my beingness close present oregon immoderate accomplishments that I person that I didn't manifest."

20. Jessica Alba told Glamour UK, "I grew up successful endurance mode. It was astir benignant of what I was calved into. My parents didn't person a information net; they were surviving paycheck to paycheck. And truthful the mentality of 'tomorrow's not guaranteed'... For me, I was like, 'I got to bash everything I tin to support my caput supra water.' ... I deliberation due to the fact that nary 1 had immoderate expectations that I would beryllium successful, however could you fail? I wasn't acceptable up — nary 1 was like, 'Oh my god, you’re going to be…' They were conscionable like, 'Here's your life.' And I was like, 'This is immoderate bullshit. I privation a amended beingness than that. I don't privation to beryllium successful endurance mode each the time.'"

21. At the commencement of her career, Stevie Nicks supported herself and her then-boyfriend, Lindsey Buckingham, by cleaning houses and waiting tables aft her parents financially chopped her disconnected pursuing her determination to driblet retired of assemblage and prosecute music. She told CBS Sunday Morning, "I was doing that to enactment my music, my euphony pal, Lindsey, and immoderate different friends, too, you know, that didn't person hardly anything. So, I was the 1 who really was capable to wage the rent and wage the wealth to support our Toyota running. And truthful it's like, I didn't caput astatine each due to the fact that I did not expect my boyfriend, Lindsey, to get a job. Because what successful the satellite would helium do?"

22. Tiffany Haddish entered foster attraction astatine 13. Two years later, she and her siblings were enactment successful their grandparents' custody, but they stayed successful the strategy due to the fact that the subsidies helped the family's fiscal situation. After striking retired connected her own, she experienced homelessness 3 times. She told GQ, "I deliberation that was God teaching maine a acquisition implicit and over. I wasn't paying attraction the archetypal 2 times."

23. When Hilary Swank was 6, her household moved into a trailer park. Nine years later, her parents separated, and she and her parent relocated to LA, wherever they lived successful their car until they could spend an apartment. She told Together magazine, "For me, erstwhile radical say, 'Wow, you grew up successful a trailer.' But it didn't consciousness similar that. I didn't feel, 'Oh, mediocre me, I'm successful a trailer park.' It wasn't a atrocious experience. I had a extortion implicit my caput and I had food, and truthful it wasn't that being mediocre and having those experiences was a negative."

"The antagonistic portion of it was learning astir people astatine specified a young age, not from my friends, but from my friends' parents, who would say, 'You aren't to bent retired with her.' At 6 years old, to person a genitor say, 'You're not invited successful our home, you request to go.' Or, 'You can't play with my lad oregon daughter.' Now I spot children, I conscionable think, How could anyone bash thing similar that?" she said.

She dropped out of precocious schoolhouse due to the fact that she "felt similar specified an outsider" and "didn't adjacent consciousness similar the teachers wanted [her] there." However, she recovered a consciousness of belonging successful acting.

24. According to Beatles biographer Bob Spitz, Ringo Starr grew up successful poorness and didn't get overmuch education. He described Ringo's upbringing arsenic "Dickensian." Per Britannica, his parents divorced erstwhile helium was precise young. When helium turned 6, helium spent a twelvemonth successful the infirmary aft his appendix burst. Then, erstwhile helium was 13, helium spent different 2 years astatine a sanatorium due to the fact that of pleurisy. After being discharged, helium didn't instrumentality to school, but a healthcare idiosyncratic had already introduced him to thing that would alteration his beingness — the drums.

25. Dave Grohl grew up successful an impoverished, single-parent household successful Virginia. He told the Guardian, "I ne'er needed much, and I ne'er thought I'd get much than what I had. A travel to Burger King was the biggest happening successful the satellite to me. Heaven... I retrieve the archetypal cheque I got [from Nirvana] wholly validated maine successful my father's eyes. And my dada was like, 'Don't messiness this up, dainty each cheque arsenic if it's the past 1 you're ever gonna make. Because there's nary mode this is gonna last.' And I was like, I know. This volition ne'er last."

26. When Camila Cabello was 7, she and her ma immigrated from Cuba to the US. Her ma had been an designer but worked astatine Marshall's due to the fact that her credentials didn't transfer. They lived successful a location that belonged to Camila's grandpa's colleague. Through 2 Cuban customers she met astatine Marshall's, Camila's ma recovered an architecture job. Camila told PopSugar, "She learned however to usage the programme successful a week and made capable to determination america retired of my godmother's location and into an apartment... [Then] my papá came implicit from Mexico a twelvemonth and a fractional later... He started disconnected washing cars successful beforehand of Dolphin Mall successful the blistering Miami heat. But we kept moving connected up."

Eventually, her parents started a operation institution and named it aft their daughters. Then, erstwhile she was successful ninth grade, she convinced them to thrust her to North Carolina to audition for The X Factor, which led to her spot successful Fifth Harmony.

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27. While moving arsenic a kid actor, Sarah Michelle Gellar attended a backstage schoolhouse successful Manhattan connected a assistance that covered fractional of her expenses. She told the Independent, "I was different, and that's the 1 happening you can't beryllium astatine school, due to the fact that you're ostracized. I didn't person the wealth these kids had. I tin retrieve this kid having an engraved Tiffany wealth clip erstwhile I hardly had capable wealth for my autobus pass. It was astonishing to spot what excessive wealthiness astatine an aboriginal property and deficiency of parental supervision breeds."

28. After The Kid LAROI's parents divorced, helium and his ma struggled financially, and she sold drugs to marque ends meet. They yet moved into task lodging successful Sydney, but aft being kicked retired owed to sound complaints, they couch-surfed. He started making euphony by signaling connected his mom's phone. After upgrading to a studio, helium uploaded his songs connected Soundcloud and past grew an planetary fanbase. In 2019, Grade A Productions enforcement Lil Bibby took announcement and signed him to a associated woody with Columbia Records.

29. In her memoir Sorry Not Sorry, Naya Rivera said that, increasing up, her household often faced fiscal issues due to the fact that of her dad's spending habits. After losing his IT occupation successful 2001, helium couldn't find enactment for 3 years. She wrote, "As Dad's stint of unemployment dragged on, I became the lone 1 successful the household who had immoderate money...I didn't person millions — much similar tens of thousands — successful my Coogan account, but these were dire times. There was virtually nary wealth coming successful astatine all, truthful implicit the adjacent fewer years, my ma and I made 2 tribunal visits to petition a withdrawal from my account. I'd miss the archetypal fewer hours of class, and we'd spell to tribunal and basal successful beforehand of a justice to petition for permission."

She continued, "Your honor,' my ma would say, 'this is my girl and she has X magnitude of wealth successful an relationship that I protect, but precocious our household has fallen connected hard times. We would similar to retreat $2,000 from the relationship to screen america for the adjacent month. My hubby is presently looking for work, and I person 2 different children to instrumentality attraction of.' The justice would listen, and past inquire maine if I was good with the idea. I ever said yes."

Withdrawing from her Coogan relationship wasn't the lone mode Naya provided for her family. She said, "Because I'd been a moving actor, I was besides eligible to person unemployment though I was inactive a minor. This brought successful different $700 each 2 weeks, successful checks made retired to maine that my parents cashed, truthful for astir 3 years, from the clip I was 15 until I was a elder successful precocious school, I was astir ever financially helping my household successful immoderate way...I felt similar it wasn't conscionable my vocation riding connected each audition, but perchance the extortion implicit my family's head."

30. Mila Kunis was 7 erstwhile she and her parents moved from Ukraine to the US. She told Cover magazine, "We came to this state with virtually nothing, and truthful immoderate level of occurrence is important to us. They ne'er wanted maine to go an histrion due to the fact that it's specified an unstable and unpredictable profession. When you're immigrants, and you person to enactment hard for everything conscionable to survive, it's lone earthy that you interest astir having a unchangeable occupation and income. But I deliberation present they're much oregon little convinced that I'm doing beauteous well, and they don't person to interest astir my vocation prospects anymore."

31. Sarah Jessica Parker, who grew up with 7 siblings, told the New York Times, "We were connected welfare. I knew I was antithetic from the kids who wage for luncheon oregon bring their luncheon from home. It was a stigma thing. I was not the lone idiosyncratic receiving a escaped lunch, but you are aware. I retrieve my puerility arsenic Dickensian. I retrieve being poor. There was nary large mode to fell it. We didn't person energy sometimes. We didn't person Christmases sometimes, oregon we didn't person birthdays sometimes, oregon the measure collectors came, oregon the telephone institution would telephone and say, 'We're shutting your phones off.' And we were each aged capable to either get the calls oregon ticker my mother's reactions oregon ticker my parents shuffling the wealth around.''

She besides said, "That is wherefore I person specified a weird narration with money. And it is wherefore I tin beryllium profligate and ace frugal. And I deliberation it is alternatively warped, since it comes from this tendency to save, save, save."

32. Iman Vellani's household moved from Pakistan to Canada erstwhile she was a baby. Her parents, "being immigrants, wanted [their kids] to effort caller things." With their support, she submitted her archetypal audition portion for Ms. Marvel. On the past time of elder year, she got the part. She told the Hollywood Reporter, "[Her parents] would ne'er beryllium the ones to beryllium like, 'Just absorption connected your studies,' due to the fact that you tin bash that anywhere. They brought their kids to a antithetic state truthful they could person antithetic opportunities."

33. In a since-deleted Tumblr audio clip from a fewer years ago, Cole Sprouse reportedly said, "My member [Dylan] and I were enactment into acting erstwhile we were 8 months aged by our parent due to the fact that we needed money. I ne'er made the determination to articulation the arts oregon acting specifically. And truthful it was ne'er truly my passion."

Then, during a 2023 quality connected Call Her Daddy, helium said, "I don't deliberation I've ever talked astir this… When my begetter was fixed forced custody, we had beauteous overmuch mislaid everything from the youngest parts of our career. That would beryllium Friends and Big Daddy. My parent was an incredibly fantastic and creator woman, but she was financially the astir irresponsible pistillate ever." He besides said that, portion their dada initially wanted them to beryllium "normal kids" aft the divorce, helium yet decided keeping Dylan and Cole successful acting was indispensable to instrumentality attraction of the household financially.

34. After winning the endowment amusement New Faces arsenic a teenager, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power histrion Lenny Henry became "the household breadwinner" overnight. In 2012, helium told Yorkshire Live, "Which you don't truly privation to beryllium erstwhile you're conscionable 17, but I took it connected due to the fact that I emotion my family. I could bargain them a caller fridge and wage for the location to beryllium redecorated."

35. The girl of 2 teachers, Annie Murphy found a passionateness for acting successful precocious schoolhouse and studied theatre successful university. She had a fewer insignificant TV roles and a starring relation connected a web bid successful Canada earlier moving to LA. However, aft not booking immoderate roles for 2 years, her location burned down, she was down to $400, and she'd "absolutely shat the bed" astatine her archetypal surface test. Two days later, however, she was called successful to audition for Schitt's Creek. She told Fashion magazine, "I realized that there's ever a airy astatine the extremity of the tunnel; you conscionable don't rather cognize erstwhile you'll beryllium bathed successful it."

36. As kids, Jennifer Lopez and her 2 sisters each shared a room. When she was 18, she moved retired and started sleeping successful the bureau of her creation workplace due to the fact that her ma didn't o.k. of her choosing a creation vocation implicit college. However, eventually, the occurrence she recovered arsenic a dancer helped her interruption into acting and euphony arsenic well. Her biggest dancing gig was a Fly Girl connected In Living Color. Her chap dancer's hubby was a producer, and helium saw Jennifer talking during a behind-the-scenes conception and decided she was the cleanable acceptable for a aviator helium was writing.

37. By archetypal grade, Jodie Foster — the youngest successful her household — was the main breadwinner for her ma and 3 siblings. In 2024, she told the Atlantic, "I was it. There was nary different income too me."

38. And finally, Tyler Perry is present a billionaire, but helium grew up successful an impoverished household successful New Orleans, and helium was unhoused for a time. He told Forbes, "I emotion erstwhile radical accidental you travel from 'humble beginnings.' [It] means you were mediocre arsenic hell."

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