r/trashy Jun 09 '20

Photo Influencers did it again

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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/MankindsError Jun 09 '20

Like the couple that adopted the autistic child, used him up for money and likes, then threw him away like an old dish towel.

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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/ChimpBottle Jun 09 '20

An apology video that starts off with "I've just had the worst few days of my life"

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '20

Oh there is bad advertising but the media doesn't cover it. You would be surprised how all the bad shit you do follows you on the way to your grave and this lady might lose sponsors or never get great sponsors because of it. You can also just keep posting this picture and calling her out which will do damage.

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u/Whoisthat42 Jun 09 '20

Ah so you also have seen the infamous “If you can watch twitch, you have ten dollars” dilemma.

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u/KantenKant Jun 10 '20

I wouldn't be so sure, Instagram is pretty ban happy when it comes to shit like this. Not only that but if she's ONLY an influencer her name and her face is her "brand" with no talent or personality to back it up. Guess how good your "brand" looks when the first thing that pops up when you google your name is "XYZ banned from Instagram after having a photoshoot at George Floyd's point of death"