Overconsumption on TikTok is an issue…
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Overconsumption on TikTok is honestly getting out of hand! With people buying things they clearly don’t need causes a whole lot of other issues! Such as hoarding. #overconsumption
When your house starts looking like a store, that means you're going to far
These people really need to put a daily limit on their debit cards
I just want to know where they are getting this money from
@@Enriquez2222 the influencers making the video's make their money from the platform they post on. And probably from affiliate links if people buy through the links to the products they provide. This latter they often don't disclose too.
As for the people getting influenced to buy it all. Probably are breaking the bank. Or going into credit card debt.
Just assume everything they show in these restock videos is an add. Or just in general. These days everyone is trying to sell you stuff.
@@Enriquez2222credit cards🫣
@@Enriquez2222me too🫢
Debit? That is called credit card debt babyyy. Average American cc debt is 6k for a reason
do people forget that expiration dates exist?
Literally
I would NEVER buy shoes that come scuffed and dirty
Yeah it doesn’t make sense
I’m very particular with my shoes
My shirt can be a mess but my leggings and my shoes have to be religiously on point and spotless
ikr they’re essentially paying to be poor
It's a way to show that you are indifferent to rules, and so are cool. Gen X and Y did this with Converse Chucks, Vans and Dr. Martens. We never cleaned our shoes, and wore them until they were almost falling apart. The dirtier and more wrecked they looked, the cooler you were, but we did it by wearing them everyday. The flapper generation (1920s) also did this with their saddle shoes. They had to be scuffed and dirty, so they would deliberately scuff them even if they were brand new, and the dirtier they got the cooler they looked. The boomers did the same with their jeans. They wore their 1950s Levis almost everyday until they were falling apart. It was a way to rebel against the formalities of adult life which everybody inevitably had to conform to after college - but could "rebel" against again during the weekends. I draw the line, though, with paying a high price to get the look. That's cheating. I guess because Millennials and Gen Alpha grew up with the internet so they want instant results?
I wouldn’t even buy 600 dollar shoes that are new and clean looking..
Perfume can go spoiled. It starts to smell rancid that is an obscene waste of money
This is absolute insanity 🤦
I don’t think it’s insulting to homeless or poor people when we see rich people wearing expensive made look dirty clothes. They’re insulting themself and their non-existing intelligence.
Shopping addiction exists and is dangerous to a person's financial health but you never hear anyone speaking on it.
seriously!!
Having an extensive skincare routine would be so exhausting.
Those shoes look beyond just normal dirty, they look like someone was mucking cow shit in them.
i feel like i can smell the mildew through the screen
😂😂😂😂😂
“She put her phone in the toaster”😂😂
These are people with no discipline nor self-control. It was never inculcated.
Extreme minimalist here and debt-free so proud of myself.
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Respect!
Just people showing off their compulsive disorders.
i dont think it can be categorised a disorder? i think these people just have issues with money management
i love how your accent got stronger as you got more frustrated. the same thing happened to me when i first heard about golden goose sneakers
because what in the fuck !!
How are people having so much money lmao
They don’t 9 times out of ten it’s either PR being sent or credit card debt no in between
Nah, I don't fuck with the circular ice for the Stanley - regular ice cubes fit perfectly fine in the opening. It's all for the "aesthetics".
Some years ago, I bought an ice cube tray that made ice cubes in the form of cute, little bottles. I used it for New Year's Eve. Then I began to make fresh juices and freeze them in bottles and thaw them over night. Turns out, my regular ice cubes did not fit in the small openings and the bottle-formed ice cubes did! So, who knows when those circular ice cubes might come in handy?!
And temu and shein sell them and all Stanley did was buy from there and put their logo in them. All about marketing.
I don't know anyone who is intelligent that uses tiktok or temu
that's why uninstalled tiktok. I'm weak and can't resist to those cute stuffs I end up buying and spending to much. Those hauls, product recos are money trap.
Really dirty shoes, do better with your money. White shoes already get dirty fast, wait a week 😂
If you put that 600 dollars in the stock market or into a Tax Sheltered annuity- boom- you will have more money in a couple of years.
i recommend a high yield savings account, personally
All of that makeup is gonna go bad before you use it!! You realize it will be more likely to cause you harm the longer you own it past the expiration yeah?
What I hate to is pr sending an ungodly large amount of product to influence, why are you giving them all shades of foundation when all they need is like 2 or 3 to see what's their shade. Or better send them a sample close their shade and send them the proper shade. They don't need all the shades it's just so much waist
0:07 bold of you to assume i d pay that much for shoes at all
4:51 why does she need car keys for a walk😭
Being emotionally unstable made me buy so much because it felt nice for a few moment. Then the feeling dissappears. At one point i realized and decided to spend that money on myself instead of material things. It happened after a few trauma in a short period of time. But to be honest, it was not that big like this underbed.
I could make 4 house payments with what was spent on CUPS. Sick and wrong.
Aaandd some people will say that wearing a dirty designer shoes is a "STYLE" or "AESTHETIC" ermmmmmm
a have a lot of perfumes, maybe like 12? (It's a collection including 50% my mums) But they're all to use abs in sharing them to th maximum. Use stuff you buy
Yea, I own around 15 full size ones and maybe 15 more tiny travel sized ones (all different). And I just give away the ones I see I’m not really using after some time, I give them to my mom or close friends.
They honestly expire quite fast and change the aroma when they get old.
@@StaciaBielka Yeah, i do the same, it really helps!
No way this only has 7 comments, this feels like a big RUclipsr video
Aww thank you so much! This means a lot. I always try to dedicate a ton of time making the best content for yall :)
Glad someone is saying this , but it’s not my money not my business
All those excess unopened beauty products, shampoos, face creams etc … why not donate them to women’s shelters?
I bought my first perfume at 16. I used maybe quarter of it and it made me realize im never going to finish using before it goes bad. After having my baby, I've started collecting books for my baby and i think it's becoming a problem.
I'm goth so I can't say that torn isn't a look, however you'd probably be laughed out of any goth event if you said you spent a grand on dirty shoes.
imo it's still overconsumption, even if youre just buying something because it makes your life easier. there are so many sustainable and reusable options that might be a teeny tiny bit more inconvenient than the single-use product, but it's much better for the environment. even the lady in the end is overconsuming, because you really dont need all of that. we're honestly taking it too far and live in such crazy and nauseating abundance, its crazy
Now that I think about it, it was weird when we all had our jeans ripped, but to be fair they’re still in fashion. I only own a pair of ripped jeans but I bought them bc at the time I didn’t have any black jeans and those were the only ones, I don’t use them as often but they’re in good condition
I want to ask your opinion on collecting things for fun. For example in the past it could be a post stamp collection, but now it’s something else. I don’t support collecting every single item but maybe if someone really likes cute pens, or in this case perfumes, is it that bad?
There’s nothing wrong with having a collection such as you referred post stamp collection, but when it comes to Skin Care, Perfumes. These items have a shelf life, so they can only be used for a specific period of time. I have skincare I use personally I’ll buy a cleanser let’s say it last me half a year. She had like years worth of supply even a decade cause these things go bad probably won’t even use it and would be forced to throw em away. When it comes to Stanley cups, you don’t need a Stanley cup for every single color. It’s wasting money and one does the job. So yes having a collection isn’t bad but when it comes to certain things it’s clearly an issue!
I could never do jeans that were pre-ripped already
It’s kinda like certain car colours
I’m okay seeing it on others but not on me
I felt like I wasn’t being properly and evenly protected from the elements
@@BeyondTheBuzzz I totally agree! I’ve collected the bottles of my past perfumes and always leave a little bit of it in case it gets discontinued so I can still remember the scent. But I only buy a perfume until I ran out of the one I’m currently wearing
@@Xamry I feel like you now! But back then I must admit I felt fashionable 🤭 I don’t have any other ripped pants
I'm about to clock off here and do some shopping. Now I'm going to my local mall so there's going to be a lot of stuff I will see and want as it's been a while since I did shopping as I work all over the country. This is what I do. I have chosen the stores, have a list of specific items and will be doing my time honoured method of want v. need. There will be items I want but do I need them. For example, I want a pair of tailored trousers but I see an amazing pair of jeans as I go to the trousers section. I want them, but do I need them? The answer will be no, because I have 15 pairs already and half either don't fit, or don't go with any of my clothes because they look weird. I NEED tailored trousers because I have three amazing blouses I can't wear because I have no decent tailored trousers. Think before you shop is what I'm trying to say. Spending money on stuff you don't need is hurting not only the planet but also your wallet.
Thats really smart!
I never bought something because of ticktock or instagramm
Influencers are getting half of these things for free don’t go broke falling into this trap
Want dirty shoes?
Just give ur shoes to me for a few and
They will be 💫PERFECT💫
I am happy with the dirty shoe trend, I don’t have to wash my shoes anymore
I limit myself on shopping, and if I have too much I will donate. There's just something about having too much I don't know I could never.
But influencers get sponsored/ gifted. They don’t pay for these products. It’s just an aesthetic.
No I wouldn’t. Waste of money
This is embarrassing...
i love watching coquette haul videos because it makes me feel better that i dont feed into consumerism 😜love the video new subscriber alert ‼‼‼
Tiktok is gross
I don't even understand why people even follow these types of nonsense trends?
I’m sorry but you shouldn’t be making a video talking about overconsumption while still using temu. Temu is so bad for the planet even if u aren’t buying high quantities
At the same time i understand collections but i feel like some people just do it for the trend and not really because there are obsessed
Stanley cups are stupid and in a year there will be 5000 plus Stanley cups in the trash because the next newest trend will come out and they won’t be cool anymore
I love watching these videos. They prove that I'm normal 😂
I love watching these videos. They prove that I'm normal 😂
If you decide to put your life and hoard online you can't complain when people talk about your hoarding
What's the deal with those Stanley cups? 😂😂😂😂 I don't get it!
What's the deal with those Stanley cups? 😂😂😂😂 I don't get it!
This is getting more ridiculous...
I agree with the dad… insane.
3:43 looks like a bedpan help ☠️☠️
"Derelicte"
Sick, sick, sick......
I mean, I'm fine with people having collections, especially as a collector myself, but the people that up and get rid or throw stuff away or just donate things the second it's not cute or trendy are not collectors. I'd have to be in some dire straights to get rid of my collections, they genuinely make me smile. Even cleaning them, because you get to handle each item and arrange it nicely. And no, I bought a $20 pair of shoes at Target 15 years ago, they're falling apart, but I can't justify shoe prices to I just keep them.
I wonder where people even get the money to buy all this stuff. But then I read in the newspaper some weeks ago that apparently there has been a dramatic increase in consumer loans by younger population groups. Which is extremely worriesome because consumer debt is NOT a debt you want.
I did some overconsumption but it’s not really that in my eyes. I bought tons of makeup products because I did makeup to others as a side hustle and yes I had many clients in my city, so it has a reason but I really can’t understand why someone would buy this much if they don’t profit from it tbh
There is an influencer in Brazil, in a video of hers she showed about 7 blushes, and she said she only used one, the others were brands that promoted her, but this is very different from these people who consume excessively
Everything started with the pandemic
3:20 i could use 6 squares just for going number one
ngl, the Lilo and Stitch merch is 🔥🔥
They have to pay me to take the shoes
Nonsense
0:15 😂😂😂😂
She meant Tedious not tumultuous (the last TikTok)
Fools are losing their dang minds
Nice video
As a southerner, I have golden gooses and it’s pretty normal here, and them being pre scuffed makes my life 10x easier because i would stress out hoping I don’t get them dirty
Cosplaying the poor, i see?
As a southerner born and raised, NO. It is NOT normal. Nobody in the south "stresses" about getting their shoes dirty because we KNOW it is a part of life. You sound like a yankee that migrated to the south for aesthetics.
collecting a thing, okay but just following a trend and overconsuming just because that is the problem