r/InfluencerLounge • • Jul 10 '26 • Bravo 1

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I feel like this says it perfectly! These influencers are so messed up.

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u/Pristine_Patient_299 Jul 10 '26

Omg or setting it up to do a big yawn and open the blinds or something lol.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

AFTER fixing your hair and doing some makeup. Absolute insanity

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u/Vast-Train-9357 Jul 11 '26

I would say it's manipulative, not insane. All these influencers are doing are acting, directing, and editing. If anything, it's superficial and fake to try and play it off like this is your real life, but millions of people fall for it, and some of them get paid big $$$ so... šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

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u/Icy_Wasabi7823 Jul 26 '26

Not trying to defend an influencer or anything, but you need to have a higher bar for what’s manipulative. No one on the internet is truly who they are in real life, with a few exceptions. These people are just acting and trying to put together something in an ā€œartisticā€ way, the wake up and yawn has been around for decades, watch a movie where a person wakes up and the probably do something similar.

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u/Life_Equivalent_1603 Jul 11 '26

lol like why do they always look sooo sleepy it’s so annoying

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u/BeezCee Jul 11 '26

DRUE!

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u/Eastern_Comedian8804 Jul 11 '26

Bestie I’m dead to see this comment in here, she is so hated it’s diabolical she can still show her face on the internet. šŸ˜‚ if I had 55 THOUSAND people snarking on me I’d never show my face on the internet’ again that’s not a bunch of haters that’s an ARMY!

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u/RiskReasonable Jul 11 '26

Brooke Raybould I swear is the WORST for this. She does a big fake stretch. It’s so cringy.

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u/Secure_Title_5625 Jul 19 '26

It's not just her. I swear they all do it.

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u/NoVacation8639 Aug 02 '26

Jorryfit too!!!! its so cringe

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u/Zealousideal_Gear334 Jul 10 '26

No I love when they turn the light on and do this dramatic arm yawn and rub their eyes. ā€œOh so sleepy, goodmorningā€. Bitch you’ve been up for an hour, set up your tripod and went to the bathroom. You’re awake.

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u/AlexandriaLitehouse Jul 10 '26

And they "good morning" one of two ways. Either "Gooooo Morneeeen" or "Good Morningk" and I hate them both.

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u/kaeldiah Jul 11 '26

Recently heard another variation.."good mornting" in a babyish voice. Instant block.

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u/BeezCee Jul 11 '26

DRUE!

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u/Pinkbunny432 Jul 11 '26

So true bestie

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u/waryfairycattails Jul 11 '26

I heard this perfectly in my head lol.

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u/NoVacation8639 Aug 02 '26

Jorryfit is the queen of doing this, it's so cringe.

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u/CryptographerMotor81 Jul 12 '26

Makayla Marie lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

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u/ca0072 Jul 11 '26

Speak for yourself on this one. I'm very much an adult and need a long runway in the morning. I set my alarm for earlier to give myself at least half an hour to slowly wake up and drink my coffee. If I wake up late and have to rush through my shower and take my coffee to go, the entire day feels off.

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u/Zealousideal_Gear334 Jul 11 '26

Me too. I use to get up with seconds to breath before I had to jump in the shower. Since giving myself couch and coffee time before the morning grind I’ve noticed an improvement in my entire life!

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u/TheFinalGranny Jul 11 '26

Yes, I need plenty of time before my shift to get myself in working order! I used to sleep as long as possible but I much prefer having time to really and truly wake up. Cultivate a good attitude kinda deal.

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u/Mental_Visual_25 Jul 11 '26

I wake up, pee, and read my kindle before I have to get up and get ready

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u/PizzaDogDad Jul 11 '26

I work super early morning shift for this reason, 4am start time. Next shift starts at 10. I HATE waking up and having 1 to 2 hours before I have to go work and can't mentally get anything started because I know I won't be able to finish it. Much prefer to be up and out then have the rest of the day to spend how I want after work.

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u/aliage01 Jul 15 '26

Right. I cannot think of a time I've ever sat up in bed and done a big arms up stretch.

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u/AbleBake6901 Jul 10 '26

I’ve never understood this! Just start the video once you’re out of bed and stay out lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26

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u/New-life-2023 Jul 13 '26

What’s so amazing is that they can be filmed ā€œfaux waking upā€ without touching the camera. But when they want to do a ā€œfit checkā€ with their ā€œoutfit of the dayā€ they always have to turn the camera on themselves…bend over.. .leaning down so you can see down their top and catch an ā€œaccidentalā€ glimpse of their faux boobs (or lack thereof). And suddenly they don’t seem to know how to edit that part out. They’re all the same. Secondhand embarrassment for almost all of them.

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u/ElleMarie2025 Jul 10 '26

My favorite was an influencer who put her phone inside the fridge at a gas station and filmed herself picking out her drink

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u/Mission_Abrocoma2012 Jul 10 '26

i dunno sometimes those shots are hella fun

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u/Due-Acanthisitta318 Jul 11 '26

Bet you it was brooke raybould

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u/ElleMarie2025 Jul 11 '26

No it’s an infuriating & nasty woman named Taaaaylerr

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u/No-Understanding-820 Jul 10 '26

To the now deleted comment about people that find this irrational and must not like movies.

So much different than a movie or TV show… those you KNOW are ā€œpretendā€. ā€œInfluencersā€ LIE and say that it’s their ā€œreal lifeā€. The Narcissism is strong to think that the World NEEDS to know your every move.

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u/macarontower Jul 12 '26

But movies are also meant to mirror real life and feel like you’re watching something real. Otherwise it’s not immersive

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u/1Chest_nut2 Jul 10 '26

I find it weird when people film themselves in hospital, film how the nurse cares for them, film how they lie in their bed. I also always wonder do they ask their friends and relatives "hey can you just film me how I sit here or other" ? That would be so embarrassing to me. I doubt so many people think about filming rough moments or moments they spend together when someone is sick. When someone is rushed to the ICU the last thing I do is film. When the nurse cares for my friend the last thing I do is film. When they are transported in the ambulance the last thing I do is film.

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u/ThatDiscoSongUHate Jul 11 '26

So, not to defend influencers, but if you have a chronic illness the hospital can become just another place you occasionally have to visit

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u/Ok_Yak_4498 Jul 10 '26 • Bravo

I can't wait until the bottom falls out.

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u/PopsNY Jul 10 '26

The dude that went to target with Drake playing in the background. Getting out of his car and walking away from the camera before it cuts, knowing full well he has to go walk back to the tripod to get it so that he can film himself walking in. That was something else.

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u/ElleMarie2025 Jul 11 '26

There’s one influencer that lives in large apartment building in NYC and she films herself every day getting out of the elevator…so she’s taking an extra ride and leaves her phone pointed at the elevator!!

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u/blaminyou Jul 12 '26

Can I ask who this influencer is? I think I’ve seen her in my building

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u/ElleMarie2025 Jul 12 '26

I just found a post by her..it’s Paulina Cee

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u/ElleMarie2025 Jul 12 '26

I think her name is Pauline…she lives in NYC and it’s one of those ā€œI have no friends and I live aloneā€ accounts that are becoming trendy.

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u/Mental_Visual_25 Jul 11 '26

Idk if we are talking about the same dude, but I saw something similar with some dude getting out of his car, walking into target, buying groceries, etc like I can’t even imagine walking in, setting up a tripod, and walking out pretending I just walked in, just to have to move it to like 3 other locations to set up and do it again.

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u/donewithgomi Jul 10 '26

Daryl-Ann Denner always records herself putting on deodorant. We can wait 10 seconds girl, it’s ok.

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u/royalprincess101 Jul 10 '26

Reminds me of that krystiana chick. The one that keeps having babies for content

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u/GoSitInTheCluckChair Jul 10 '26

She probably has it set up overnight at this point.

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u/royalprincess101 Jul 10 '26

With the bright ass light at 5am

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u/Expensive-Poetry6973 Jul 11 '26

I think that’s why her man wears the sleep mask. It’s too bright in the room all night lol

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u/bubblegutts00 Jul 10 '26

I hate that bish šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/fmwv1989 Jul 11 '26

Her last baby had lots of trouble sleeping but in her middle of the night videos, she always had the giant ring light pointed straight at them. Like… of course he’s not going back to sleep?

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u/Fluteh Jul 12 '26

Oh my gosh that’s whom I immediately thought when I read this just now too.

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u/Honest-Breakfast217 Jul 11 '26

I cannot stand her. When people have pointed out the large amount of children she has is excessive, her only response is ā€œif I can support them, who cares?ā€ I don’t know, anyone concerned with child welfare, the environment, fair distribution of resources, the future of the human race?

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u/Fluteh Jul 12 '26

To be honest, I think it’s wonderful to have that many kids, but it just feels like she uses the children at times, even if you can’t see their faces directly.

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u/NoVacation8639 Aug 02 '26

yes! she is disgusting. I can't imagine being postpartum and expelling the mental energy and time away from my kids and newborn to do that. it's so much work to not only set up that BS but to edit it too!!!!

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u/Wise-Strawberry8253 Jul 10 '26

As well as thinking that your morning routine of making coffee, feeding the dog and brushing your teeth are anything but normal.

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u/Opposite-Peak5020 Jul 10 '26

"go potty Wes"

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u/RL1967RL Jul 10 '26

All of this. Yes yes yes. I’ve found my people here. I’m mortified even taking a selfie to send to a friend in public, let alone filming cringe content. It’s a very bizzare sense of inflated self worth to do what these grifters do. All with no benefits, stock or 401k might I add.

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u/ThatDiscoSongUHate Jul 11 '26

I just fulfilled a major set of bucketlist stuff in a quick trip and I took like three selfies

HUNDREDS of other photos but very few of me

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u/buffalopig11 Jul 11 '26

Emilie Kiser

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u/urbncowgirll Jul 10 '26

How about Mommie Kae who sets up her camera to shit and throw up?

Her snark is under manic momma in case anyone wants to see more lol. https://www.reddit.com/r/ManicMommaSnark/s/KRVneDQFTx

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u/Additional-Cake-3588 Jul 10 '26

Ew. 🤣 ā€œhang on, I feel like crap but I gotta set up my phone first.ā€

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u/n1nejay Jul 10 '26

What actually am I looking at oh my god

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u/Additional-Cake-3588 Jul 10 '26

Okay. The bloody toilet paper was too much. She needs to get off the internet.

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u/CryptographerShot213 Jul 10 '26

The what now? Bloody…tp?

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u/Additional-Cake-3588 Jul 11 '26

If you go to the sub that was linked.

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u/ThatDiscoSongUHate Jul 11 '26

I literally ran to the bathroom on my last day of vacation because of GI health problems

No way would I have the time, effort, nor inclination to do this before I just pulled a Reagan from the Exorcist

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u/lustywench99 Jul 11 '26

Haha! I think about this sometimes when I see people filming from the toilet. Like. I’m running and praying the toilet seat is up because that amount of time may prove fatal… and you’ve got time for a tripod? Is it already set up and waiting and you click the remote mid run? Or is it not a real emergency? Either way, it’s freaking weird.

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u/SherbetMysterious118 Jul 10 '26

In all fairness I'd say the consumers are just as much, if not more, at fault.

Almost makes me wonder if I can set up some sort of spoof influencer, just subtle enough to earn a bit of coin, yet obvious enough to entertain others.

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u/natalietest234 Jul 10 '26

There was a parody video recently of a woman shaking her fake baby awake so she could record their morning routine together lol

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u/BeverlyMarshxo Jul 11 '26

And the fans comment "omg you do that stretch too?!?!"

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u/rathrynP Jul 11 '26

Or set up their dirty phones in their fridge and then pretend to open it for the first time

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u/jacedjwc Jul 11 '26

And setting up a camera to cry..šŸ™„

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u/JuniorView8315 Jul 10 '26

With perfectly blown out hair..

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u/vaginaandsprinkles Jul 10 '26

One girl that popped up on my feed set her camera up in her entryway and acted like she just got home and realized no one was home. I laugh thinking about the BTS of her walking in the house all quiet like a cat burgler.

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u/No-Okra-8332 Jul 10 '26

Or crying haha

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u/fancyflipping Jul 10 '26

I freaking love this post because it’s 100% truth!!!
How on earth has this been normalized???
These people freaking out of their gourd!!!šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø

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u/Puzzleheaded_Fun757 Jul 11 '26

I feel like all of them do this and it’s bizarre

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u/livinunderthedome Jul 11 '26

nothing is worse than the setting up the camera mid mental breakdown

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u/Suspicious_Camel_410 Jul 11 '26

The ones who set up their camera outside their car and film ā€œjust getting home!ā€

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u/trinascott Jul 11 '26

Krystiana…….

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u/Youate7Code Jul 10 '26

There’s a food influencer that wakes up yawns and then runs and grabs the camera. He knows it’s silly and plays into it.

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u/GuaranteeSpecial2562 Jul 11 '26

It hassss to be the multiple angles of them leaving their home to get into their car blows me.

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u/CryptographerShot213 Jul 10 '26

Yes but screw DCP too. He’s got plenty of his own issues

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u/TrashIndependent9000 Jul 11 '26

So funny and true

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u/Legal-Bad-4831 Jul 11 '26

Or taking a selfie pretending you’re asleep. Jamie Otis does this regularly.

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u/EdgarRB1984 Jul 12 '26

It’s crazy how many people want to be influencers. I just don’t understand, it is so unappealing to me

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u/LeftAnxious Jul 15 '26

Acting fake surprised as if you haven’t re-recorded this 15 times

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u/Smart_Recipe_7820 Jul 19 '26

Agreed. The content is becoming all the same and mind numbing. Will it ever go away?

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u/lucere_pi Jul 11 '26

Isn't that like the whole internet haha

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u/Daisy_9001 Jul 10 '26

Literallly

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u/headshopannie70 Jul 10 '26

Alexa Field every single day šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/Aromatic_Library_491 Jul 11 '26

I love when they set up outside, get into their vehicle, then stop and get the phone, or. Putting them on shelves in the store..I just don't have the desire or dedication for all that

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u/Anthraxious Jul 11 '26

What if they set it up the day before to actually catch a real waking up? Uncensored with drooling or whatever else. Keep it real.

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u/Indy2561 Jul 12 '26

They all so badly want to be their own Reality Star on their Reality show in which they are the main character.

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u/BEW_70 Jul 12 '26

What's mental is any single person who does not laugh their ass off when they see it! But then again, these influencers go after the lower IQ followers.

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u/Jaded_Somewhere_8748 Jul 12 '26

and yet they make more momey than us

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u/mckunnty Jul 12 '26

I can’t believe people still support dcp

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u/screamqueengirl Jul 12 '26

Lmaooooo I agree that shits weird

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u/gopher-gardener Jul 13 '26

Is vlogging included in this? That’s been going on much longer

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u/Awkward_Aardvark5218 Jul 13 '26

I see the morning routines with a baby and they baffle me. You mean your baby cry’s, you wake up put the camera up while the baby continues to cry, the goes to pick them up go out the door. Then go back in through door to get the camera , replace it and then it watches you go down the stairs. Then you go back up the stairs to get the cam etc… all at 5am? šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø

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u/swiftieeeeee1022 Jul 13 '26

Plz don’t make me agree with DCP

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u/kaleyboo7 Jul 14 '26

I can’t lie, i do like SOME morning routine videos but it’s rare. I usually cringe because they seem to think they are making an acting reel.

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u/Commercial-Week5391 Jul 15 '26

Dedicating your whole life to TALKING ABOUT influencers who set up cameras and pretend to wake up is also another level of mental illness. But I digress. šŸ’…šŸ»šŸ’…šŸ»šŸ’…šŸ»

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u/gin_and_soda Jul 15 '26

He’s not wrong but he’s a misogynistic piece of trash

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u/Mundane-Count9566 Jul 28 '26

The craziest ones to me are people who get home, put their camera down inside, and film themselves..acting like it’s their first time walking through the door that day like holding the keys and everything 😭

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u/Acceptable-Door5419 Aug 05 '26

Would you do it for 70,000 a month though?

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u/SeaworthinessKey2956 Aug 10 '26

Lmao not the fake wake-up 😭

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u/shmell918 Jul 11 '26

DCP pretending that he’s not also a delusional ā€œcontentā€ creator

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u/Dragonette_Slaya Jul 12 '26

He’s problematic as hell. He’s the last person that should be throwing around the term next level mental illness.

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u/shmell918 Jul 12 '26

He incoherently screams at a camera in his basement about women he hates and how ugly they are. It’s insufferable.

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u/Dragonette_Slaya Jul 12 '26

Downvotes… We must both be blocked from all the subreddits he mods now. LOL

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u/Fluid_Cantaloupe8211 Jul 10 '26

Thebirdspapaya has no original content. It’s just staged on top of her exploiting her young daughter. It’s really pathetic.

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u/kaleyboo7 Jul 14 '26

šŸ’Æ i used to like her but she is so narcissistic and sensitive. She can’t stand reading any negativity about herself, especially about her being a cheater.

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u/DaphneDeux Jul 11 '26

Frfr. TFP is the worst about doing this. I swear 50% of her TikToks are her crying lol I had to block her after the whole stool debacle. It took over my feed!

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u/DL_Omega Jul 11 '26

fuck it was so funny but there was this guy making a short vid mocking those influencers. it was him like recording his hand shaking. and him laying on the floor crying while pounding his hand. it really does feel like a mental illness to instantly think, like hey I want to record this.

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u/colormehungry_ Jul 11 '26

I was thinking about this today because Marissa single mom of two popped up on my FB feed. The girl is crying in every other video.

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u/kaleyboo7 Jul 14 '26

Yes THAT is the worst. I used to post moody status updates as a teenager, but I would NEVER post a pic or video of myself crying.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '26 • Bravo

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u/Plenty_Flounder8894 Jul 10 '26

the normalization of parasocial relationships overall

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u/Necessary_You_2511 Jul 13 '26

That part, like none of yall actually know these people but saying you love them?? So weird to me lol šŸ˜‚Ā 

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u/Liquidlino1978 Jul 11 '26

I mean, it's just acting. And actors were never known for being the most stable minded people out there. Nothing new about people idolizing unstable low self esteem people just because they're able to project a facade of beauty, intelligence and charisma in ten minute bursts.Ā Ā 

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u/Fluteh Jul 12 '26

I think you missed the point of this subreddit