Wikipedia requires you to be “notable” according to their definition. Here are some of the criterias that may be used depending on the category. Theoretically, only one is enough, but you also needs reliable and independent sources to prove it.

As others have said, making dumb records is probably the easiest ways. If you’re music people, starting an obscure/local variation of another genre could be a thing. Making a randomly specific movie can be another relatively easy way. Books can be a solution too, if you get a way to get people to talk about it.

Academics

• Research having an impact (demonstrated by independent reliable sources)
• Receiving an award/honor
• Member of some scholar society with exclusivity
• Having a major position in the university (like a named chair)
• Being in the top members of an academic journal

Films

• Being studied in detail by notable written sources
• Widely distributed
• Historically important (important reviews, elected in some professional poll, commercial re-release, part of a documentary on history of cinema, at least 5 years later)
• Major award
• Present in a national archive
• Studied in details in university with film program
• Represents a unique achievement (like “only cel-animated feature film ever made in Thailand”)
• Has a notable person involved in
• Produced and distributed in a country that is not a major film producing country.

Music

• Being studied in detail by notable written sources
• Have a single/album on a national music chart
• A record certified gold/higher or Win or be nominated for a major music award or win first, second, or third place in a major music competition.
• 2 or more release on major record label
• Ensemble/band with 2 or more notable musicians
• Be the most prominent representatives of a notable style, or of a local scene of a city
• Be placed in rotation on a national broadcasting
• Perform music for a notable work of media

Books

• Being studied in detail by notable written sources
• Win a major literary award
• be considered by reliable sources as a significant contribution to sciences, humanities, art, political or religious movement.
• Has been subject of instruction in 2 or more schools/college/uni

People

• Being studied in detail by notable written sources AND not being notable only for a single event
• Have a well-known and significant award/honor
• Have an entry in a standard biographical dictionary
• Be widely cited by peers in your area of expertise
• Having originated a significant new concept, theory or technique
• Be a important criminal
• Have multiple roles/involvements in notable works of art (TV/music/theater/etc)
• Held international/national/province-wide offices or part of legislative bodies OR an important local political figure with significant press coverage
• Get rewards as a sport people

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