Honestly, with all the stuff that came out about that Smash Bros house, seems like the right move to make sure it's all adults in that house.
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Here's what goes on at our Adult TikTok House, the honeyhouse
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These people have never not have their groceries delivered to them, they probably think watermelons grow like that.
I'm really struggling to see what there is to hate. Yes, social media can be a real job for people who make it, just like being in a band. Get over it.
This is dumb as shit of course but this thread is still apex 'no it's the children who are wrong'. As social media replaces traditional media, these are effectively modern actors hustling. Don't think it's very different from Hollywood in the 90s or 00s.
So that's it guys, a little peek into honeyhouse. And, as they say, don't com'a knockin if we a tiktokin. PEACE.
What's scary is how many kids who'll watch this and think they can just move out and live in a house with "creators".... also 0% chance the jobs those people were described as having are actually real.
i love how they are wearing masks in the car, but they're sitting right next to each other crammed in
also as soon as they get into the place they take them off and start hugging each other.
WHY WEAR THE MASK
"and then there's me" -- THE LOSER
also as soon as they get into the place they take them off and start hugging each other.
WHY WEAR THE MASK
"and then there's me" -- THE LOSER
Is this really true though?
Pretty sure that any of the mainstream internet celebs that have changed platform have all lost followers by quite a bit.
People like Ninja have stayed relevant but even they lost tonnes of support once they left a platform.
You act like only white people can be powerful influencers when that's not the case. Like do young black tik tok influencers not have their own place as well or are you just coming from the perspective of it should be a mixed house? Which yeah i get that angle.
but the original argument was me talking about people being jealous that people w making money with out doing boring ass jobs.
yeah but with ninja twitch didn't fold or get shut down
i dont think anything i wear costs more than 50 bucks by itself. fuckin 3400 bucks on an outfit is stupid
I guess the thing I'm confused on is why they feel the need to rent a group mansion in the first place if not for the clout and appearance of wealth.
Imagine paying $100 for a gray t-shirt with the Harley logo on it
No one is jealous, they just think thIs shit is dumb as fuck. Trying to frame it as "yeah! These influencers are sticking it to The Man!" is naive as shit.
They share a nice house probably in a nice location they can't afford on their own.
How is it any different than people who game stream and get places together?
I wish like hell I could have lived with a bunch of artists who were pushing each other to get better. I did live with musicians which was fun as well. After that I got a boring apartment with a boring roommate which is apparently the ResetERA Approved route to go.
Lol how did you get that from their post?
I've never used tiktok in my life and after watching this clip there were slides of other suggested content and there is one of some medical person doing a review of a uterus!? Wtf is this shit app! Blah!
I live in a nice house with my girlfriend I'm fine.
Do i wish these avenues of employment were available in the mid 90's? Absolutely
but the last thing you'll see me do in these threads is hate on people for making money.
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No hate on people for living together, having money, young people buying clothes, etc. The only corny part to me is how paint by numbers their lives seem. I also don't know why those two girls at the beginning filming workouts for their youtube channel need a 3 person 'crew' for the filming? What they doing that the tripod isn't 🤔
"A person of color? Sure, we've got this guy from Vancouver, and get this, he speaks some French!"
Because these people are like lifestyle ads, except they actually live it. It's like if rich marketers built a vivarium and filled it with privileged, utterly phony simulacras of human beings.
Nothing I've seen in this thread has looked liked that at all.
There's a reason "influencer" is one of the top careers that kids want to pursue these days.
If you think the majority of people are hating on these "artists" for making money, you've completely missed the point.
If they can afford it why not? They probably had a crew before hand.
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No reason. That wasn't that standout corny to me, was just curious as to what the three person film crew was needed for.
Looking at their Twitter, I'm finding it hard to believe this isn't satire. It's so aggressively...bland. Some of the videos feel like some Evangelical's idea of a frat party.
Understood, but why does that matter though? (Generally asking to anyone who seems to not like this, i'm not trying to single you out). If they live the life like they want to i mean. Its their own choice and they not really hurting anyone. I also dont think anyone here knows any of them, and therefor cant say much about what type of person that they really are (in terms if they feel they are priveleged etc.).
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It doesn't matter. Still makes me physically sick. It's like walking past week old roadkill. It doesn't matter all that much either, but it can still evoke a visceral reaction.
Not OP but they summed up my thoughts very neatly.
To expand on it:
These kind of vague aspirational influencers exist to both further their own wealth. The grift is to make it seem like an easy, luxurious lifestyle is easily within reach. Anyone can do it and the only thing standing in your way is your own laziness/ineptitude.
It's all fake though. All those jobs they listed are at once incredibly specific and yet so vague as to mean nothing. Lifestyle coach, sure, it makes sense as a phrase but what does that have to do with Tiktok, how do you that over the phone? What exactly are you coaching? Health, economics, wealth management? What makes you qualified to that?
Ignoring the fact you can only get into this sort of sugary nonsense career if you live a comfortable life anyway and can afford to take the risk.
Nearly all social media influencers are selling the idea of a idealized life. Either by seeming like a friend you never had or life you could only dream of. Then money is made through subversive advertising. It's rich people using their advantages to make us all feel bad about our lives for their own gain.
These people are all selling the concept of success, mostly to those who cannot ever achieve anything like this. Their own success comes from fabricating the life of someone who succeeds at everything they do. The very essence of this house is to present an image to drive more viewers. It's cynical and in my view a tiny bit exploitative (but that's really a whole other discussion about social media influencers.)
I've got no problem with people watching whatever they want but let's not pretend they all grouping up here for friendly fun times. It's a very targeted move and potentially the whole thing was created to enrage those of us not interested in this sort of nonsense.
this is so... embarrassing. it's bad enough when The Youths do it, but these grown ass adults.... like, folks, people your age who are influencers are buying their own houses with their influencer money, not signing up to live in a mcmansion deathtrap with six other people