Are there any influencers that I missed?

If Tik Tok was shut down tomorrow the world would be a better place

I've never had an "influencer" influence me to do or buy anything except avoid social media.

I used to say that the internet is making everybody stupid but it really is not. The Internet is just exposing all the stupid people we already have

It's easier to fool someone, than to convince them they have been fooled.

As a cancer survivor and someone who had family have/die from cancer, I find it especially despicable when people lie about having cancer.

I saw a post once where somebody gave a bad review to a restaurant. The restaurant actually came back and said they were not open for the season yet!

The worst influencers are the ones risking people's jobs. These workers have a life and families to support. 🤬

Trying to get decent people fired in this economy is demonic

I had breast cancer and that first girl infuriates me. I'm not a doctor and I know that port placement wasn't right. May she have the life she deserves.

It amazes me that these people even get any engagement.

The crazy part about Angel Victoria Murdock is that before she faked being a PA student she had another profile faking to be a real estate agent. In both instances she stole the ideas for her content from other people. Hannah Alonzo did a really great video about her.

The rule of thumb is that if something is happening "by chance" while a camera is rolling then it's scripted.

I saw a video where people were running to catch their cruise ship but they were too late. Last I heard, the Cruise company was thinking of suing them because somebody on the ship recorded their alternate takes! You saw them do three takes of running to the ship with the same tripping and falling, before the final take when the ship was leaving. They didn't even have tickets.

Women spent decades trying to be taken seriously just for social media to absolutely obliterate any credibility we had 😭

Part of the intended social engineering behind the rise of "reality TV" was to distort the average person's perception of human behavior to the point that they can no longer discern "bad acting" from real life. We're all in a mass psychological experiment. MK Ultra never "ended," it became media & tech.

An "influencer" is just a salesman, and a salesman who isn't a liar is going about it in uncharacteristic fashion.

The "like, literally" crowd is at it again to avoid getting a real job in any way possible.

People lying that they have cancer there’s some bad karma coming their way

Influencers lying??  I am SHOCKED!  SHOCKED I TELL YOU!!  🤣🤣