“I noticed the more followers I gain, the more people in the hall come up and talk to me.”
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- A decade ago, shilling products to your fans may have been seen as selling out. Now it’s a sign of success.https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/12/influencers-are-faking-brand-deals/578401/ …
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“These people are looking for the most amount of attention, so if they want to make it seem like they’ve been wronged in any way by a brand, they will,” he said.
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It's an upside down world we are living in.
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Influencers make between 1500-3500 per Instagram post plus they get product for free. That’s for one post. Of course this is the new sign of status.
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One has to sell before one can sell out - said some fortune cookie somewhere.
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Hasn’t Michael Jordan been selling shoes to his fans for decades? This isn’t new.
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Think Bill O'Reilly. LOL.
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It's all about status. Having corporate connections is a sign you've "made it," but how pitiful do you have to be to fake it?
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