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I think influencers, by nature, are just seen as more informal whereas "real celebrities" are seen as more formal by nature

I think these influencers have a lesser understanding of boundaries. Theyre kinda like paparazi but they were actually invited. Theyre not entirely aware of the situation theyre in.

"You are another actwór??"  "No, I'm an influencer"  "😦😦😦"

I was like "who cares?" About this whole thing until I saw that person ask "gay son or thot daughter" and then I started to agree with those angry people on some level

"husbands come and go but an oscar is forever" ok evelyn hugo

I think the main reason why people don’t like seeing influencers at the same events as “real celebrities” is because most of the influencers that get invited to events don’t really provide much honestly. They usually vlog a 30 second clip of their lives on TikTok and are conveniently attractive, fit, etc. When we think of “real celebrities” we often think of actors, singers, producers, writers, directors, designers, etc. They are providing something of value whether that’s art wise or anything else. Most influencers (except Emily and others who make social or political commentary) aren’t really providing much honestly.

I do t like the way that in TikTok users treat the celebrities. They behave like paparazzi, and they harass them and turn their reactions into something awful to ruin their reputation, such as with Billie Eilish. That taints the hard work of these celebrities.

Saying influencers are thinning out the market for actors is so funny like no one is watching Oppenheimer or something and thinking “you know who would do great instead of Cillian? Brent Rivera”

Influences are the bottom-feeders we all either love or hate on. No in-between.

I mean, influencers related to the event are always welcome, people have been waiting for Mina Le to show up at the Met Gala for so long.
It's when people like Dixie D'Amelio are there when it gets annoying
Like, girl, why are you there???

Edit: typo

Being an influencer is a valid career, however the problem arises when there is no understanding of boundaries. There are plenty of influencers who make real contributions to the entertainment industry, but it feels like over time more and more of them are just privileged rich kids trying to cash in on five seconds of fame

It’s funny they say influencers are just people as if that’s not what other celebrities are 💀

I don't know if you post your vids in chronological order but you look prettier every time I see you wtf

A 10pm funeral is a little absurd 😭

literally dropped my food as i was walking up the stairs to tap that notification

They don't invite content creators to create content, they invite them to attract young people to care about the event 😂

Not the cursed Namjoon Mattel doll as the Oscar statue😭

i think a lot of people don't like to see influencers mingle with "real celebrities" because it makes them seem less relatable. Hollywood movie-stars and popstars have always kind of felt like they just live on a different planet, they live in mansions and fly across the world at a whim whereas a lot of influencers gain their popularity largely because they feel so relatable, so to most people it just feels off when influencers and celebrities collide.

I feel like celebrities love this fact of “unreachability” that makes them seem better than normal people and the fact that influencers can come close to their level of popularity scares them