Why is it that the hard working lower class of america that builds the foundation of our entire economy never gets any recognition, and then there are celebrities who never do any work and make millions and everyone looks up to them?

The hard working lower and middle class that builds and maintains the foundation of our entire economy is also called the silent majority and one of these days...

celebrities will have there day before God and he will
judge them for there life. lower class does most of the work for least amount of pay yet pay the same
taxes as the middle class. Seem as the only way
people like to solve there troubles is by drinking or
Entertaining and those are some of the biggest
industries out there. if the american people stop Entertaining, the whole world would have more money in there pockets and we wouldn't have to listen to the greed of celebrities lives and Fantasie, the lower class would be much richer. Does someone deserve 30 million to judge peoples problems well judge judy thinks so, look for her contract online. makes me sick, we work hard yet can't put food on the table and the rich celebrities are always asking for more money.

I think the reason behind this was.. they were not given a chance to be known by the world unlike the celebrities they were always showed up on the tv and even on magazines.

Because it's a numbers game. A celebrity makes millions because they are selling themselves to millions of people simultaneously. When you work for someone, you are selling yourself to only one person, your employer. When you have a job, you need a raise to make more money, but when you have celebrity, you only need one more fan.

A celebrity can work all of their fans simultaneously. An employee cannot work for multiple employers simultaneously.

because the celebrities are the beautiful people... ?

it is because everyone in US America spends more money to entertain themselves than they do to take care of themselves most of the time... so we put those people in a place of importance that they dont usually deserve, but we as a nation (and the rest of the world) have put them there.