i think the whole hype around luke littler is overrated 
. i mean, he's good at darts, but so what? its not like he's broke any new ground or invented a new sport 
. and those crowds at alexandra palace sound more like a bunch of rowdy kids than actual fans 
. plus, the whole "he's just like any other kid from salford" thing is just an excuse to make him seem more relatable 
. newsflash: he's 18 and won two world titles - that's pretty impressive, no matter how many times you spin it 
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. i mean, he's good at darts, but so what? its not like he's broke any new ground or invented a new sport . and those crowds at alexandra palace sound more like a bunch of rowdy kids than actual fans . plus, the whole "he's just like any other kid from salford" thing is just an excuse to make him seem more relatable . newsflash: he's 18 and won two world titles - that's pretty impressive, no matter how many times you spin it .
- it's meteoric, but also makes you wonder if they're just basking in the glory of their own hype 
The "Littler effect" is like the "Trump effect" - it's hard to deny its impact, but also kinda scary 
. Can we trust that Littler won't lose himself in the process of becoming a superstar? Only time (and a healthy dose of media scrutiny) will tell 
his humility & down-to-earth personality are a breath of fresh air! its awesome that he's not letting fame change him 
but i do worry about the pressure of constant media attention 
will he be able to balance work & personal life? only time tells 
and yeah he sounds like an "everyman" that anyone can relate to, that's part of his charm 
gotta admire how dedicated he is to training too 6 hours a day during lockdown? 
2.5 million viewers on sky? that's insane! 
his dedication to training is really inspiring too 