calling @twosips to the influencer thread :)
Agree with that to an extent.It's not their fault. It's the fault of the soft headed numpties that take notice of them.
Are you a little jealous that they basically get paid a fortune to live their lives as they see fit, without ever having to enter the rat race?Fuck me sideways, can there be anything more nauseating or just fucking revolting that seeing some utter, utter, utter talentless twat parading around on Youtube? Er, no.
Case in point, I saw just now some fat and useless **** (name deleted on legal advice) adding the latest Ferrari to his garage of supercars, all paid for by the morons at Google who think it is sensible to excessively reward dickheads for posting drivel on Youtube. You could not make it up.
Get a proper job you turd.
I think there's a bit of a misconception about firstly how much money they make, and secondly, how much work it actually takes. Tiktok pays fuck all, so you basically need a full time operation behind the scenes to get brand deals to make it worthwhile. Youtube pays more, but also typically requires more work on the content, because it's longer form and people expect better quality.Are you a little jealous that they basically get paid a fortune to live their lives as they see fit, without ever having to enter the rat race?
I think there's a bit of a misconception about firstly how much money they make, and secondly, how much work it actually takes. Tiktok pays fuck all, so you basically need a full time operation behind the scenes to get brand deals to make it worthwhile. Youtube pays more, but also typically requires more work on the content, because it's longer form and people expect better quality.
But one thing that Tiktok and Instagram show is just how much of life is based entirely on looks. You scroll through stories and see people doing all sorts of creative stuff. People who have spent hours perfecting a dance, or creating a little comedy sketch. Then some hot girl shows up and literally just stands in front of the camera smiling and spinning around, and bang, 4 million followers. But you still watch so they show you more.
I think there's a bit of a misconception about firstly how much money they make, and secondly, how much work it actually takes. Tiktok pays fuck all, so you basically need a full time operation behind the scenes to get brand deals to make it worthwhile. Youtube pays more, but also typically requires more work on the content, because it's longer form and people expect better quality.
But one thing that Tiktok and Instagram show is just how much of life is based entirely on looks. You scroll through stories and see people doing all sorts of creative stuff. People who have spent hours perfecting a dance, or creating a little comedy sketch. Then some hot girl shows up and literally just stands in front of the camera smiling and spinning around, and bang, 4 million followers. But you still watch so they show you more.
I think there's a bit of a misconception about firstly how much money they make, and secondly, how much work it actually takes. Tiktok pays fuck all, so you basically need a full time operation behind the scenes to get brand deals to make it worthwhile. Youtube pays more, but also typically requires more work on the content, because it's longer form and people expect better quality.
But one thing that Tiktok and Instagram show is just how much of life is based entirely on looks. You scroll through stories and see people doing all sorts of creative stuff. People who have spent hours perfecting a dance, or creating a little comedy sketch. Then some hot girl shows up and literally just stands in front of the camera smiling and spinning around, and bang, 4 million followers. But you still watch so they show you more.
Not sure about that. I've never read the daily mail and I'm still a white racist bastard who hates all European people, especially the fat ones and the unemployed whether from Europe or not.The Daily Mail has been 'influencing' for decades.