It's pretty obvious that autograph books are a thing of the past.
When digital cameras became ubiquitous in the early aughts, people hoped to snap photos with their favorite celebrity. Now that everyone has a phone with a front-facing camera, selfies are the way to prove you were in close proximity to a star.
But what does an autograph - or now, a selfie - line look like these days?
Take a look at the scene Sarah Kessler at Fast Company captured:
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Kessler just wrote an excellent feature on the rise of YouTube stars and how the celebrities teens and young kids are worshiping these days aren't necessarily the A-listers you see on television or in the movies.
We recently profiled the fans of a YouTuber named "Bunny" - fans who waited in line for hours in the middle of the day in New York City to get a glimpse of the 26-year-old who pulls in hundreds of thousands of dollars a year from ads on her wildly popular videos.
We knew that selfies with celebrities were popular, of course, but watching a selfie receiving line in action like the one above? A pretty tell-tale sign that times are changing.