In "Paparazzi Chase Me Since I Was A Baby," the narrator shares their experience of growing up in the spotlight due to their famous parents. From a young age, they've been pursued by paparazzi, making everyday activities feel invasive and stressful. The story highlights the challenges of having little privacy and how this constant attention affects their relationships and mental well-being. Despite the glitz and glamour associated with fame, the narrator expresses a longing for a normal childhood. As they navigate this chaotic world, they learn to cope with the pressures and ultimately find a balance between their public persona and personal life, striving to reclaim some sense of normalcy.