The influencers, those unpleasant (and increasingly) political beasts that defined much of life on the Internet in the last decade, can finally follow the path of Apple Watch: once a striking tendon, now a striking relic.
When an academic fitness sprout at the end of March for a video that boasts of its daily saga of six hours in the morning or flexions of the 4 am, mineral water leaves and banana peel facials, made fun of oblivion.
Hipsters published their own mocking morning routines, snorting in vapes with flavor and jokes to Red Bull; Grannie filmed by putting her postparten dentures before settling in the John. A man from India made his opinion: to submerge his face in a Chutney bowl and then jump on the phone to cheat Westers for his bank information.
Frankly, only the most devout followers are finally becoming fed up with how false the influence has become.
Accounts such as influencers in the nature of Instagram (now with 5.2 million followers) became the first to gain popularity by sharing tasks of the sincere alternative angle videos of Clout Chaser who do their own in the public, usually, Arouloulay.
Recently, eight influential people in China contracted a feet fungus almost at the same time; It was later revealed that they would share the legs at the same time of half Gucci for content where they were dye, they intend to be rich and glamorous.
Internet detectives have found false private Jet studies where influencers pay around $ 60 to rent space to create polished private air travel illusions. And some luxury hotels have moved to prohibit the influencers completely, tired of them began for free accommodations or group their money to administer suites to organize their false fabulous.
Many other creators of digital creators are exposed as simply idiots: as the couple who asked a London -based musician to fly to their extravagant wedding in Ibiza, write a personalized song for the subject and interpret a set of one hour. They could be offering money, but promised to pay him in “promotion positions.”
People are not only made of feeling bad for themselves by those who, most likely, have more sordid lives than the average person, the greatest currency in the media today is authenticity.
That is a reason why Cable News has collapsed, and the podcasts are dominating, the latter provides buttoned conversations of personalities with which the public feels a connection.
Compare that with television bells and whistles, or a travel vlogger, which springs on a “remote paradise” that is actually just a tourist ladder edited AI.
And more and more, we also expect authenticity of our politicians. Trump’s factual style and three -hour three -hour manifestations could not have been a greater contrast to Kamala Harris’s false duplicity and laughter.
The audiences of the public on social networks only put in the rented Birkin bags and the falsifications of fake houses that are agonized, for example, the artisanal lunch full of their children with a box of golden towing bent. Political influencers are also feeling the violent reaction.
Last month, when the Juge revolution reduced the government’s waste and the secretary of the HHS of Trump, RFK Jr., aimed to make the United States again healthy, several prominent accounts of magician X suddenly defended the use of food coupons for junk food products such as Coca -Cola.
When exploding a “small government”/anti -authoritarian angle, the campaign was probably driven by Big Soda payments, especially since sugary drinks represent 10% of the annual expenditure of annual expenses for USDA food coupons.
For the influencers, it was a false step that risked its credibility, assuming that their audience would gracefully accept that well -being beneficiaries buy food with funds from taxpayers really aligned with the finest points of Librarismo.
Worse, many tried to assemble the president’s notorious love for Coca-Cola Light in his arguments, a suggestion that if he does not support the money of the taxpayers who go to Coca-Cola, failures in the Maga purity test.
Beyond the payment by game, X has become a relentless commitment factory since it began to reward the interactions financially, amplifying the non-dispersion Post-referencing of the influential policies and the transformation of the non-nest noma.
More people seem to be tune in all this artificiality of clinging; 34% of Gen-Zers have renounced one or more social media platforms, according to the advertising giant Hill Holiday.
And that could be good news for parents.
A 2023 survey found that 56% of Zers wanted to follow the influence as a career, compared to another study that indicates that the same number of Chinese children considered that astronauts were the work of their dreams.
American children seem to see influence as an easy path to wealth. Parents, it’s time to have the talk: reality clearly tells a different story.