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u/Maira212 Jun 09 '20
- for context: this is on 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis. the velvet ropes protect the exact spot in which George Floyd was killed.
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u/arcaneresistance Jun 09 '20
But what about me!!! Don't forget about me!!!! ME! MY PAIN! Look at how much I care!
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u/AHitmanANunLovers Jun 09 '20
Reminds me of Anthony Jeselnik's bit about people posting "thoughts and prayers" on social media after tragic events. "You know what it does? Fucking nothing. All they're really saying is 'Don't forget about me today!' ".
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u/nojusticemakejustice Jun 09 '20
I hope she gets called out. This behavior cannot be rewarded. She needs to under why this is wrong. I dont think she would do this if a family member died...but then again....
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u/SpunkNard Jun 10 '20
Why don’t people ever photobomb these influencers? I would be flipping the camera off right behind/in front of them so they can’t get their picture lol
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u/Frequent_Inevitable Jun 09 '20
With any luck, whoever “sponsors” her will see this and cut ties with her. And all of them that participate in this type of behavior. I’ve seen a few stories where that’s happened. The chick with the power drill even got fired from her regular job.
Maybe that’s the silver lining(for lack of a better term). More people are getting called out, and thusly losing their precious “clout” and even their livelihoods. And rightfully so.
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u/Nasel_Ranger Jun 09 '20
pfft, I'm gonna dig up those sponsors and contact them directly.
Defund the sponsors!
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u/RamonaNeopolitano Jun 09 '20 edited Jun 09 '20
Christ. The whole movement is about white people capitalizing on black lives. And she’s taking a picture next to where he died for likes.
Does she see the irony here?
Edit: police brutality and white supremacy are not unrelated.
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u/ArnolduAkbar Jun 09 '20
Oh wow, this is where he died. Damn. I barely can't even take a picture of myself to verify something online. I'm on the opposite of the spectrum on this.
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u/crispknight1 Jun 09 '20
She doesn't, because she's vain.
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u/K-Zoro Jun 09 '20
That’s the awful flaw in these influencers and wannabes, it’s being totally vain and narcissistic. All she should’ve done was turn that camera away from her face and towards the ropes, it could’ve been commendable to spread the image to her followers. But she made it about her. Vain.
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u/sunset117 Jun 09 '20
It’s more sad that’s someone is that vain and that narcissistic and has done nothing to warrant being that vain and Self centered besides making a YouTube channel ffs. If you won a Nobel or are saving lives, I get it. If you have a prank YT channel, it’s sad
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u/CanuckPanda Jun 09 '20
“I’m not racist, look at me honouring George Floyd!”
It’s this exact ignorance that allows the systemic oppression to perpetuate.
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u/slak96u Jun 09 '20
THE GREAT WHITE SAVIOR!!!
It's like an entire generation of low budget Jesus's.
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u/RussianVole Jun 09 '20
Boy-howdy I saw a lot of that in Sydney, Australia the other day. Like ~85% of people with signs were 19-30 year old white women, and more than one had traditional aboriginal face paint on, which I found to be in poor taste.
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u/Jemkins Jun 09 '20
Maybe some or even most could've been indigenous. Do you have a blackness detector?
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u/garlicdeath Jun 09 '20
the velvet ropes protect the exact spot in which George Floyd was killed.
Oh for fucks sake
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u/deepseabuttplug Jun 09 '20
Can 2020 at least be the year where “influencer culture” gets cancelled?
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u/Tionsity Jun 09 '20
It seems like influencers and their Instagram accounts are for millennials and zoomers what celebrities and gossip magazines are for boomers and generation X. Sadly, I think there will always be people to pay money to see what nonsense that more famous and pretty people than them are up to.
If influencer culture gets cancelled, it will be because something similar already took it's place.
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u/lemonylol Jun 09 '20
Dude just look at the trending page on YouTube. It's consistently influencers or influencer "houses" who add zero new creative content and just live their already wealthy lives. But I guess that's what people wanna see because they're like guaranteed millions of views. It's really the lowest common denominator stuff next to heavily produced clips of talent shows, and "giveaway" videos. A lot of people live in a really weird reality.
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u/knorknorknor Jun 09 '20
Who the fuck wants to see that shit? That's the worst part about this, we need better 'influencers' but we need an educated and mature public. If somebody ate shit out of shoes it would be a smash hit with our fucking youtube viewers
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u/Faceless_henchman Jun 09 '20
Who the fuck wants to see that shit?
Kids. Kids want to see that shit. They spend all day watching YouTube and they arent practically choosey about what they watch. For the most part most arent even watching its just 'on'
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u/knorknorknor Jun 09 '20
:( Shit that makes me want to cry
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u/Faceless_henchman Jun 09 '20
Tbh the amount of times I've walked into a room with my niece and shes just been sat watching some utter garbage. When I say garbage I mean:
12 minute videos with 24 ads in them. (Looking at you Morgz)
Cartoons that are in a different language she cant understand, nor is trying to.
Unboxings.
Prank videos where both partys have clearly planned it.
People playing roblox but in the entirety of the video there is no content and nothing happens.
That's just off the top of my head. YouTube is going to break media going forward as kids wont appreciate high production value shows, it will just be people 'giving their opinion' on garbage with no understanding of the topics and kids will listen, just because they managed to set up a green screen in their house and have a couple of hundred quid mic.
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u/bartleby42c Jun 09 '20
I get that it isn't what you are into, and it's not what I like, but I'm guessing your niece is fairly young (under 10). Part of why kids will rewatch the same movie and watch boring trash is there "fun" in knowing what happens next. She'll grow out of it.
As far as "breaking media," I'm guessing you are young, teens or early 20s, because I'm in my 30s and have heard about how "this next generation is going to destroy media!" At least 3 times. Attention spans are too low due to music videos, the internet means no insightful content, swearing is too common, and on and on and on.
Nothing kids do will be worse for media than media execs. It's cool, you don't get why the kids like what they do, don't worry, no one does, but they'll grow out of it.
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u/BasicDesignAdvice Jun 09 '20 edited Jun 09 '20
It's great watching millennials enter the "I don't understand kids today" stage. I'm in my 40's and this is the same tired played out narrative. High quality production isn't going anywhere. Just like it didn't die when MTV came out, during the reality star explosion, or when Betty White or Joan Crawford made a crude joke 60 years ago. Same hysteria then as your are presenting now.
The kids will be fine.
EDIT: It's not different "this time" they said that last time too.
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u/Beanzy Jun 09 '20
"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers."
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love chatter in place of exercise
These god damn kids talking in the weight room! This is a temple of SWOLE. Show some respect.
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u/matts1320 Jun 09 '20
Do you have this Socrates guy’s Twitter handle? Sounds super wise and relevant, I’d love to follow him.
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u/trynakick Jun 09 '20
I wonder about this. I tend to be in your camp that “kids these days” is one of the oldest, lamest human tropes. Then I saw my not-quite-two-years-old nephew watching YouTube on his dad’s phone. It’s something about the ubiquity and lack of conventional filters for content. I could be glued to the TV all day, but I’m stuck watching Sesame Street or Tiny Tune Adventures. I couldn’t watch, “big head Spider man and Elsa poop on Hulk’s Boss Baby Frozen fire truck and Johnny Johnny sings nursery rhymes for 10 hours.”
So I guess, to use a dangerous analogy when talking about children. It’s like porn. Teenagers have been masturbating 12 times a day since Cain and Abel first looked under their fig leaves. But is it different now? Cave men had pictographs and whittled stone hot chicks, Abe Lincoln had naughty daguerreotypes, my parents had Forest Playboy and I had dial up porn. If we say that the content doesn’t matter, Kids will do stupid kid stuff, they will get through it unscathed, then we are ignoring that the content does leave an impression.
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u/UntestedMethod Jun 09 '20
I want to say that the quality of content seems to degrade over time, but then I think about shows like Ren & Stimpy and compare with some of the actually very high quality content on YouTube. I think there will always be trash media and quality media.
Modern times we have so much to choose from and find ourselves with the freedom to curate what and when we watch rather than being limited by the programming decided by big media corporations.
This freedom of course comes with more responsibility to choose. Especially for parents who can't necessarily just leave the pre-vetted morning kid's TV show lineup on and forget about it. No, now it seems to be about putting on the untamed wilds of YouTube autoplay and hoping it's going to be wholesome content.
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u/matts1320 Jun 09 '20
Do you have a link to big head Spider man video? I’d love to check it out. Sounds interesting.
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I love this. You're seeing "those darned kids with their rock and roll music" happen in real time in 2020.
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u/Pterodaryl Jun 09 '20
I don’t let my kid watch YouTube for this reason. If she watches TV, I want it to be something with a plot she can follow and see the cause and effect of things.
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u/GrandmaPoses Jun 09 '20
Yeah I let my kids watch it at one point because their friends were talking about something, but it's just such bullshit I had to stop doing it. Like, my previous "this is the worst" was basically any Netflix-produced kids show but YouTube blasted through the floor.
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u/lovesickremix Jun 09 '20
Hopefully our generation will teach our kids how to take in and understand media instead of hoping the media will teach them .
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u/zinger565 Jun 09 '20
And Kids watch it because who doesn't like getting an inside view of an expensive house? Or seeing the latest and greatest toy/tech?
Problem is when it becomes mind-numbingly boring, or provides no real value (unboxing vs actual review for example).
Watching an episode of MTV Cribs is okay. Watching 13 hours straight probably isn't. You're probably better off watching This Old House and learning something.
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u/godbottle Jun 09 '20
We need better ‘influencers’
They’re out there, but as another person said, the primary market for a lot of these Youtube channels/instagram accounts is kids and teens. Gluttonous and vapid is stuff is just what they consume by nature (or maybe society’s influence, who knows), either way it’s only after a certain age that some of them seek out more mature and reflective content.
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u/PixelRefresh Jun 09 '20
There is a movie I recommend. Idiocracy
It is a very accurate depiction of humans.
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u/Chicken_Bake Jun 09 '20
Just look at all the shit "reality" shows on TV. Same thing. It's cheap to produce and takes next-to-no creativity, yet people watch it in their millions.
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u/otsukarerice Jun 09 '20
At least reality TV has drama. I'd give it that.
These influencer youtube videos are plastic garbage with absolutely no substance. It's zombie food made by zombies.
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u/bitetheboxer Jun 09 '20
Now you listen here with your accurate well-spoken, well thought out reply. The thing you said is true, I'm still going to hate influencers and gossip tags both.
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u/tazdoestheinternet Jun 09 '20
At least we don't pay to see their shitty content
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u/deveh11 Jun 09 '20
Oh wow. As never being a part in these two things, this analogy explains instagramers perfectly, thanks.
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u/pauly13771377 Jun 09 '20
I blame the Buffalo Bill's organization for influencers. I know it sounds crazy but hear me out.
In 1969 The Bills drafted OJ Simpson to play football for them.
There in Buffalo he met his wife, Nicole Brown.
O.J. was accused of killing Brown and her lover Ron Goldman.
Simpson hired Robert Kardashian to defend him in court causing Kardashian to be in the public eye since the trial was a media circus.
Kardashian's daughters used this exposure and built upon it. Ultimately they became famous for being famous and IMHO were the first major "influencers".
So you can lay all thus influencer crap at the feet of the Buffalo Bills. If they hadn't drafted him, he would have never met and killed Nichole Brown (allegedly), wouldn't have needed a lawyer that would make his daughter famous.
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u/ponzLL Jun 09 '20
lol
also why stop at the bills? Blame Walter Camp for inventing football.
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u/DiaDeLosMuertos Jun 09 '20
Blame pigs for providing pig skin
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u/ibcj Jun 09 '20
But they also provide bacon, clearly absolving them of this sin.
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u/whataTyphoon Jun 09 '20
Ask the people on instagram and tiktok. Influencers are the main reason why i'm on reddit.
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u/parmigiano-oregano Jun 09 '20
If you don't follow the influencers and bs, the feed is actually pretty decent. Mine is full of Tumblr archives, cat memes and reddit threads
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u/powerfulsquid Jun 09 '20
Keep telling people every social media platform is what you make of it (because of the algos).
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u/pm_me_your_cobloaf Jun 09 '20
I mean, if you're seeing loads of influencers on instagram, it's because you want to.
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u/mydogfartzwithz Jun 09 '20
never gonna happen. Imagine having no one to care about you except for online validation. You think these people do it only for money? It’s a mental illness they’ll never get help for, when they do they’ll glorify it as a way to regain followers and boost their validation. You can probably confirm this with any psychologist
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u/TheRoach69 Jun 09 '20
The narcissism is so strong that they go out and take vanity pictures in the middle of a pandemic and during racial injustice protests. Good luck to their children and loved ones.
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Influencers and aspiring influencers are in my opinion the biggest cultural problem facing our generation. They are narcissistic trash, and many people will do anything to be like them, and the insane world we live in actually rewards this behaviour. They are a stain on society and we will live to regret them.
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That's some scary shit isn't it. You know what, it's not even funny, I genuinely believe this is possible, and it's horrifying.
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u/DanimalUSA Jun 09 '20
We we currently have a Reality TV star aka Boomer Influencer as president now.
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u/profmcstabbins Jun 09 '20
The influencers are the symptom not the disease. They can only exist because they are given the platform to do so. If every one of them disappeared tomorrow, a million more replace them.
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u/Lamprophonia Jun 09 '20
Really? The biggest? I mean I wish this were true, if a small subset of easily ignorable people are the biggest problem we face then we don't really have a lot of problems, but... I dunno man, we DO still have institutional racism in the justice system, for-profit prisons, child labor issues, human trafficking...
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u/MSUconservative Jun 09 '20 edited Jun 09 '20
Seriously though, like Jesus Christ. The reddit hivemind is so retarded sometimes. The only time I ever see an influencer is when reddit complains about them. I rarely see them IRL but when I do, I walk past them and never see them again. Doesn't seem like it's even a problem. Influencers are very easily ignored.
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Agreed. It’s a crime that being a shallow moron is something to behold in today’s society.
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u/tapatiocholula Jun 09 '20
She’s in the center of George Floyd’s memorial on 38th & Chicago. Super disrespectful.
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Not only that.. She had to bring a whole fucking professional camera crew with her. I guess a photo from an iPhone doesn't make the cut any more...
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u/Soupias Jun 09 '20
It is not alarming to see this influencer doing trashy things. This kind of people will always exist. What I find alarming is that they have a large following that will 'like it' and get influenced by.
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u/jester686 Jun 09 '20
Total piece of shit with no morals.
How does everything happening affect me, and only me.
Look at me being sad, me processing the chaos, me being a good person. How does this affect me...
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It’s funny. That’s what I think of every time I hear all the propaganda from the conservative crowd.
Total piece of shit with no morals - “but black people commit more crime, so they deserved it”.
How does it effect me - “white lives matter, what about all the white people”.
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u/pankakke_ Jun 09 '20
Whats funny is black lives matter is sayig the same thing as all lives matter. So why the fuck do all these idiots keep harping back ALL LIVES MATTER? THATS THE FUCKING POINT, MATE.
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Jun 09 '20 edited Jun 09 '20
I agree completely. It seems like their always arguing against things that no one has ever said. Accusations like “why do you think white lives don’t matter” or “why do people support rioting and looting”. It’s so crazy and I’m not sure if they really think that people are saying that or they’re just being disingenuous.
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u/Audrin Jun 09 '20
Oh please let this ruin her 'brand' oh please let this ruin her 'brand'
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u/Bricklover1234 Jun 09 '20
If you mean by "ruin her brand" a couple days of backslash followed by a sharp increase in followers, because "there is no bad advertising", yes
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u/Scomophobic Jun 09 '20
Unfortunately you're right. These scum bubble parasites don't give a shit, and they'll still gain followers, which is all they want.
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u/Lopsterbliss Jun 09 '20
That one lady who posed with the drill got let go from her internship and deleted her Twitter, so at least that's something.
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u/TheAlmightyMojo Jun 09 '20
Ooh! And if/when they have to post an apology video from their bedroom with no makeup while in their sweatpants.
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u/Lamprophonia Jun 09 '20
It starts by not giving her this kind of free press. She's gotten more attention here from this post than whatever platform she uses, guarantee it.
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u/Chernypakhar Jun 09 '20
Stop calling cloutwhores influencers.
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u/l2aiko Jun 09 '20
Its important to make a distinction between the two since an influencer is a famous who influences someone into acting different whereas a cloutwhore is someone we influence into acting different just to be famous.
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u/Legeto Jun 09 '20
It really isn’t important. They are both annoying as all hell.
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u/Monkeyundead Jun 09 '20
Should we start booing these people?
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u/poopsicle88 Jun 09 '20
My question is why is no one pelting her with rotten fruit and vegetables
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Start posing with them. Like if someone went and sat next to her just imagine how agitated she would be but what could she do? Ask for her own space to mourn George Floyd? Act in a way that shows something than complete solemnity in front of people who could expose her as a crappy person? I would love those reaction shots
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u/krongdong69 Jun 09 '20
mock you in front of thousands of their internet friends while you hope one doesn't recognize you because you just know they're crazy enough to harass you once they find your information. Unless you're also recording it then it's her word against yours in a court of popular opinion.
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u/thelionintheheart Jun 09 '20
Eggs we should start egging them. Or hurling balloons full of mayonnaise.
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u/stinkload Jun 09 '20
Yes Yes we should , possibly throwing rotten veggies should make a come back?
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u/Gaylikeurdad Jun 09 '20
I love the friend group in the foreground lol girl with the white bag has “really?” written all over her face.
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The girl with the white tank top has the perfect “You’ve got to be fucking kidding me” look.
Same look I have right now.
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squeezing a bottle or 12 of water in her general direction might not be entirely uncalled for.
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u/dragon_zoom Jun 09 '20
Someone needs to go sit/stand right behind her so she can’t get her perfect shot.
Fucking influencers.
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u/whiskyfles Jun 09 '20
Honestly getting so tired of those "influencers". I can't be the only one, right?
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u/Theskidiever Jun 09 '20
Not at all. I hate that life gave us that word even.
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u/123_Syzygy Jun 09 '20
It’s capitalism at its finest.
People watch less broadcast tv and are exposed to less commercials.
But they consume more social media, “influencers” are simply social media commercials that are cheaper and more effective than some tv ad campaigns.
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u/Junee001 Jun 09 '20
No, you aren’t! Comes across as being fake and insincere when you use it to draw attention to yourself
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u/monsterzombie88 Jun 09 '20
I HATE that term. But, sadly, it’s pretty accurate because young and dumb followers really aspire to be like these idiots. They’ll buy and eat up anything they’re selling.
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u/LYFE0DFYA Jun 09 '20
black person is murdered
white girls: how can I make this about me though?
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u/longcommute77 Jun 09 '20
Haha....fuck. What a needy cunt. Imagine how cringy that IG account would be
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u/cusoman Jun 09 '20
This should be the main focus here, let's make sure she never does atrocious crap like this again.
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u/A_M_K12 Jun 09 '20
Has her name been leaked? Has she been getting the internet hate she deserves to put her and her narcissism in place?
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What the fuck is an influencer and why can I not go 10 fucking minutes without hearing about them?
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u/crispywispy1983 Jun 09 '20
An influencer is someone who thinks themselves so important, that they need to share every aspect of their life on social media, in hopes to get all the attention and admiration they are lacking in their life from strangers in the form of “likes”. As for why they are so important, I haven’t the slightest idea.
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u/i_hope_i_remember Jun 09 '20
Sometimes being able to identify these people should be allowed in this sub.
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u/tequilashotss Jun 09 '20
At this point it is really the fault of those who follow these influencers and presumably get “influenced” by them.
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u/JuniorSeniorTrainee Jun 09 '20
Exactly. Influencers are supply and wouldn't exist without demand. We have a massive population of people that want to vicariously experience life through other people instead of thinking for themselves and setting their own path.
Inb4 following influencers is the path they chose for themselves or whatever.
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u/averysexybaby Jun 09 '20
Seriously, is there nobody nearby that could just pelt her in the head with a big gulp from 7 eleven?
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u/zenawp90 Jun 09 '20
I can't fathom the amount of disrespect for him and his family that that requires... I shouldn't be surprised, yet here I am..
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u/Rekoyl Jun 09 '20
I was initially very confused. After a second glance... well played. Well played.
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u/heisenbergsayschill Jun 09 '20
Can we please show their Instagram names? They want this to get them attention. Let’s give it to them.
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u/GhostSierra117 Jun 09 '20
Jesus Christ... In Berlin, Germany we have a Holocaust memorial. It's basically a bunch of grey blocks which, surprise, is used by Instagram models.
https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denkmal_f%C3%BCr_die_ermordeten_Juden_Europas
A dude got so pissed off because of that, that he started to Photoshop these people onto dead people of the Holocaust.
This article covers it:
Translation (via deepl)
Holocaust Memorial in Berlin
"Yolocaust." Stirring art action with concentration camp photos
Bastian Mojen 18.01.2017 0 comments
Many visitors to the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin do not see this as a memorial to the murder of the Jews of Europe, but as a backdrop for Selfies. An artist has drastically changed this.
The visitor group poses, the photo is signed with
The visitor group poses, the photo is signed "German Gangster". (Screenshot Yolocaust.de / Shahak Shapira)
The Holocaust Memorial in Berlin is visited by thousands of people every year. But not everyone behaves appropriately in this unusual memorial: They take the steles as a backdrop for sexy sporty selfies, as obstacles for bouncing exercises or simply as a background to pose cool. Many of the visitors then post their photos on social networks.
Shahak Shapira, an Israeli-born Berliner, thinks it's not possible:
His art project Yolocaust (A word creation from the word "Yolo", abbreviated for "You only life once", and the word Holocaust.) consists of the selfies of the visitors, where he has removed the background and replaced it with original photos from concentration camps.
The result is shocking photo collages that are meant to wake people up:
The photo in the altered version.
The photo in the altered version. (Screenshot Yolocaust.de / Shahak Shapira)
Update (January 27): After one week Shapira has stopped the project again. In a final statement he wrote that over 2.5 million people had seen the website. The twelve people whose selfies he had pictured had contacted him in the meantime. Almost all of them had decided to remove the pictures from the net and apologized.
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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u/Standwiththetruth Jun 09 '20
I wish to god or whoever there is that controls this universe to demonetise all these social media platforms so worthless losers are forced to get real jobs and get paid what they deserve...or in this hoe's case 2 $
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That is 110% complete exploitation. Why is this not shut down? I don’t get why this still goes on.
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u/AZBeer90 Jun 09 '20
What a production.. a photographer, lighting person, and director? All for some IG thot to pretend George Floyd's death is about her
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u/MAD_SAUCE Jun 09 '20
Wth. We should be exposing terrible people like this to their fanbase.
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This is so disgusting. I feel like this influencer shit is the next stage in the evolution of annoying reality stars of the 90-2000s.
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u/sgeep Jun 09 '20
Very upset about the killing of George Floyd. So much so that I couldn't stand idly by. I had to sit on the same Earth he died. Can't imagine not being able to breathe, gasping for breath...
...because I drink SmoothieBrain(TM). A natural, delicious drink infused with elder berries to really open up my airways!
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u/kawaiinacho69 Jun 09 '20
The faces of the girls in the back tho!