S.G. Cheah says, “The kid who wants to be a famous influencer? They’ll fill their minds with bad ideas that will be detrimental to themselves in the long run. They’ll learn how to manufacture drama online to keep followers engaged (like the James Charles vs. Tati Westbrook falling out). They’ll learn that if they present themselves in sexually provocative ways, they’ll gain the interest of sexually frustrated males (like Belle Delphine selling her bathwater). Or they’ll see that it’s okay to act in fraudulent ways if it meant for “fun” and for “content” (like Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau defiling the sanctity of marriage with their “fake wedding”).”
Full story at:
https://www.eviemagazine.com/post/why-influencer-culture-is-dangerous/
In the words of King Solomon (about the unhappy man): “for all is vanity and vexation of spirit.”
Being under the influence of influencers or substance is toxic state of muddled brain, so maybe a good idea to walk the independent road
