Whenever Harry Potter comes up, the title 'The Boy Who Lived' always follows, and everyone in the story recognizes him, which makes sense because...
It's so bad that when Hermionie first met Harry, she said, "Oh, you're that kid that appears in all the books." This probably means Harry Potter is mentioned in in-universe biographies or Great Wizards' history books.
Even Goblins, who generally keep their distance from wizards, saw Harry Potter and immediately said, "Ah, is that you? The Boy Who Lived."
Even the Slytherin students, those little shits, had the news spread instantly: "Oh, that bastard enrolled at Hogwarts."
And hell, in Godric's Hollow, the wizards' village, there’s even a statue of the Potters.
The Potters' actual house is preserved like a historical monument because it's the legendary spot where the Dark Lord died.
So, it's not "oh, he's a little bit famous." He's *fucking* famous.
"We started talking about Harry's fame, but ended up thirsting over the short-haired Slytherin girl and then debating Dumbledore's abusive parenting choices."
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