Angol
At 2:37 in the morning, twenty-year-old Miles Cross uploads a song from his bedroom, turns off his computer, and goes to sleep.
By the time he gets home from work the next day, his life has changed forever.
Millions of streams. Record deals. Sold-out concerts. Magazine covers. Award shows. Everything Miles once dreamed of is suddenly within reach.
For a while, life couldn't be better.
But fame has a way of taking more than it gives.
As the crowds grow louder and the expectations become impossible to escape, the music that once brought Miles happiness begins to feel like a burden. The cameras never stop flashing. The phone never stops ringing. And behind the smiles, interviews, and standing ovations, something is slowly falling apart.
Everyone knows Miles Cross.
Everyone wants a piece of him.
But almost nobody knows what he's going through.
The Cost of Fame is a heartbreaking psychological drama about ambition, identity, friendship, and the invisible struggles that can exist behind even the brightest spotlight.
Millions know his name. But who really knows Miles?
