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Yooooo, love the Loop profile! And yeah, influencers usually are more accessible to fans than traditional celebrities, but there are some actors and celebrities who are fairly down to earth
I was like "who cares?" About this whole thing until I saw that person ask "gay son or thot daughter" and then I started to agree with those angry people on some level
I think these influencers have a lesser understanding of boundaries. Theyre kinda like paparazi but they were actually invited. Theyre not entirely aware of the situation theyre in.
Which is to be expected, a lot of these are people who left the traditional work environment at a young age, perhaps even as a teenager, and who make a living primarily by selling their personality to children. They've never had the opportunity to learn things like deference and respect and conscientiousness, that are essential to navigating life outside their internet bubbles. They basically approach the world as children because their job depends on them doing so.
I think the main reason why people don’t like seeing influencers at the same events as “real celebrities” is because most of the influencers that get invited to events don’t really provide much honestly. They usually vlog a 30 second clip of their lives on TikTok and are conveniently attractive, fit, etc. When we think of “real celebrities” we often think of actors, singers, producers, writers, directors, designers, etc. They are providing something of value whether that’s art wise or anything else. Most influencers (except Emily and others who make social or political commentary) aren’t really providing much honestly.
Yeah when it’s like that one tiktoker that makes fashion content and dresses for multiple celebrities, sure. I get it (he deserves to see his work in action) but dancers…who aren’t even real dancers bc they’re copying 30 seconds…no.
Agreed, I see “real celebrities” as people with talent or skill that they worked hard to perfect like singers and actors who deserve the recognition they get. Influencers just seem like they didn’t work that hard for their following, plus a lot of their content creation on TikTok doesn’t involve half the effort that more long-form content creators like RUclipsrs put into their videos (editing, scripts, etc.). It’s not that people have an issue with influencers getting famous too easily, it’s just that it seems like they got famous doing nothing 🤷♀️
They provide content people clearly enjoy, maybe not you but others and they probably smile when they see their favourite creator has just posted. Also I really don't like the whole "influencers just look hot and that's it" narrative. Like, there is probably a lot of work and talent behind this stuff. Especially if you consider how, at least in the beginning, before they can afford to hire someone, they are an entire production studio wrapped up in one person, including, but not limited to, location scout, makeup artist, camera man, sound designer, writer and editor. And making lives also requires talent, you have to be really on your feet entertaining, good at improvisation and be charming , which are all not abilities everyone has, I personally don't think I would be able to do that.
i would say i'm in between?? like at the end of the day influencers and celebrities are both just people in the entertainment industry and i'm only gonna love/hate someone depending on whether they entertain me. some influencers are definitely wild for going around and asking people 'gay son or thot daughter' but i'm not gonna classify them like some kind of invasive species 😭some people are just annoying
I do t like the way that in TikTok users treat the celebrities. They behave like paparazzi, and they harass them and turn their reactions into something awful to ruin their reputation, such as with Billie Eilish. That taints the hard work of these celebrities.
I mean, influencers related to the event are always welcome, people have been waiting for Mina Le to show up at the Met Gala for so long. It's when people like Dixie D'Amelio are there when it gets annoying Like, girl, why are you there??? Edit: typo
I understand inviting an influencer whose entire platform is about their work as a fashion designer to a fashion based event, but inviting a random girl who got famous off of 30 second dancing videos? 😭😭
i mean, plenty of actors/musicians are there solely because they're famous and their presence will generate buzz, even though they'd struggle to explain what couture even is. it's not that different
@@oliviamayumi exactly. also, the met gala has historically invited socialites to the event who people could also argue have done nothing to be there other than being wealthy and well-connected. it's on brand for the event to adapt to what's popular today and invite influencers which only places more eyes on their event and consistently keeps them relevant.
@@oliviamayumi I think it all comes down to a filter/no filter situation. Celebrities are media trained, and therefore carry themselves in an appealing, desirable way. Part of their allure is what they choose to withhold. Whereas relatability is a double-edged sword for influencers. More relatability is less mystery. They're also more likely to get into scandals or make fools of themselves.
Being an influencer is a valid career, however the problem arises when there is no understanding of boundaries. There are plenty of influencers who make real contributions to the entertainment industry, but it feels like over time more and more of them are just privileged rich kids trying to cash in on five seconds of fame
i think a lot of people don't like to see influencers mingle with "real celebrities" because it makes them seem less relatable. Hollywood movie-stars and popstars have always kind of felt like they just live on a different planet, they live in mansions and fly across the world at a whim whereas a lot of influencers gain their popularity largely because they feel so relatable, so to most people it just feels off when influencers and celebrities collide.
Saying influencers are thinning out the market for actors is so funny like no one is watching Oppenheimer or something and thinking “you know who would do great instead of Cillian? Brent Rivera”
I CHOKED 😂 💀 fr though I think all the bombing movies and tv made around and with influencers it's made it clear these people can't act just cause they're popular on the internet 😭 the Addison Rae movie for example
Trust me, the way things are going I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if one day that did happen. Gen Z is already trying to replace celebrities with influencers as it is.
tbh i feel like influencers tend to do crazier stuff while "normal" celebrities are over-reported on, on literal nothing burgers (paparazzi). thank you 4 the vid : D
1:55 In Brazil, we don't say "who are they, where are the celebrities?", we say "parem de inventar pessoas" (stop inventing people, free translation) and I think that's beautiful
I feel like celebrities love this fact of “unreachability” that makes them seem better than normal people and the fact that influencers can come close to their level of popularity scares them
They are better then alot of people, most of these celeb reach that far because of their talent and hard work but then comes the c list tik tok influencer who don't even have that much popularity as the 'real celebrity' this celeb are just not celeb but A list celebrity it's just off to be in the same room, it's their unreachableness is what we like because they seem so far away and mysterious that's.why we look up to them but when a random influencer who is not even well known can just go where this celebrity can go it isn't special or fun anymore edit: this influencer aren't even well known it doesn't threaten their popularity celebrity being scare of their popularity is a strong word they are just annoyed that a small tik toker can just get invited to a big event like this when there popularity don't even come from being talented or for working there way through rough times all they do is just post makeup tips, exercised or where they travel or dancing (not that any of them are bad)
@@Ivy9oo I think a really good factor to consider is the fact that a lot of "real celebrities" are just nepo babies (some of whom are talented and some of whom are not) who would not have reached their level of fame/stardom if it weren't for their parents' wealth or connections
@@pauwula some of them aren't from wealth or nepotism some of them are but have talent while some of them.don't while as tik tok influencer these days do not have the talent or inspiring things they do (not all of them) there is still a huge different and net worth between them, and calling them as popular as this real celebrity is a stretch I don't even know half of them while I do know most of the celebrity, beside this influencers that they invite have no boundaries and asked stupid questions to people who make great movies and songs it just look so ugly even if they are a content creators
@@Ivy9oowhy are we being so exclusionary? It honestly shouldnt bother anyone who shows up at what event bc half the ppl at the met gala (celeb or not) dont know anything abt fashion anyway. Being a celeb doesnt make anyone a better person. To think that is literally contradictory bc the whole point of celebs is to stay quiet whenever something happens in the world so that they dont lose their status. And yes, youd be surprised how many celebs these days are nepo babies. Not just from parents, but from friends or other connections. Its impossible to be A list these days without connections. So it doesnt matter, acting like celebs are like oligarchs will just inflate their ego thats all. Just let ppl have fun at silly events that normal ppl arent even allowed in. Its not that big of a deal and doesnt rlly affect us so who cares?
Let's not act like influencers and celebrities are on the same level. They are not. Not because of who they are, but how they have succeeded in their careers.
I feel the term "celebrity" is subjective. If I see someone and can't name them or at least recall anything I've seen them in, they're not a celebrity.
Yeah, I feel like this is the most I important difference between real celebrities and influencers. A real celebrity is somebody who enters a room and 90% have an idea of who they are and what they do. B or C list celebrities, who are known for like one show or a couple of obscure movies wouldn’t usually be invited to these kinds of events, so people expect to know most of the people there. Influencers, even with sizable followings, feel more like C-list celebrities. Because outside of their followers, most people have never even seen or heard of them.
That's because cinema and the internet are completely different mediums. Everyone that goes to the cinema at a specific point in time will get the same movie options shown to them. The internet however is divided into niches. Someone might be insanely popular without ever coming up on your own personalized algorithm. You having never heard of them doesn't erase the fact that they have millions of views.
the cooking mama analogy actually really works. i had a thought fairly similar when i saw a video of, i think, the VMAs. the boy group Stray Kids had won an award, and i was equally surprised and not surprised to see that the damelio sisters were announcing their win. i dont hate these girls, i dont even really know much abt them cuz i dont have tiktok, but yknow; hell, charli's only a few months older than me, so i definitely know who this was aimed at. i did hear one of them tried out music, but ultimately i havent seen or heard anything abt it since then, so all i could really think when seeing that clip was 'wow. they really want gen z to pay attention to these awards huh?' it just doesnt sit right with me, idk
the thing is that many “traditional” celebrities become who they are by talent and hard work, to be able to act decently, to sing or create music, basically any form of art that people around the world can appreciate. but on the other hand, the stereotypical influencer has little to no talent/ art to portray, which is why they’re supposedly a lower level as compared to the real celebs. the difficult thing is in the modern day, there are less and less actors/ singers who are rly rly good ( a lot of them are influencers who decide to try acting or singing, or basically just a pretty face. this is SUPER common in east asia like korea or china) at the same time many other influencers on tiktok start calling themselves “musicians” which blurs the line as to what’s the “actual” celebrity and what’s not
Ayyee hailey is honestly so genuine and so kind!!I hate that she also gets subjected to this hate.I think the idea of an "influencer" is sooooo ruined because it's so saturated and the introduction to influencers was sooooo bad back in the lockdown era when they first started appearing. Lmao
There's tiers of "influencer" tho too. If you lip sync to songs on tiktok or do cringe dances then mo you bring nothing to the realm of celebrity Theres a lot good comedians and business people come out of it tho
also there are people who are famous for what they do and for being good at it! some influencers are famous for being silly and quirky and funny but dont really have a talent for a certain industry or department of entertainment. really confuses the definition of fame; is it being popular for ur skills? or being popular for being relatable? bc being relatable isnt really a thing to be famous for lmao but being really good at something you can do is.
I think what Jennifer meant was that influencers get the jobs because they are known and popular- bringing in followers to promote movies. This means upcoming actors don’t get these opportunities because they are not known enough.
Exactly, its the same as using big actors as voice actors for characters like mario etc even though you never see them and realistically they would probably be played much better by someone qualified as a voice actor, but because they dont have the status they wont get the job
When radio shows started to be aired, these people would be saying "radio starts aren't reeeally famous, I mean people don't really knooow them, only heard of them because of radio, but real stars are the ones that actually GO tour the country on live minstrel shows and theater!" Then they'd be like "movie stars aren't really stars, I mean they are only famous for their looks, so they get shown on screen, but pretty is not really talent, the ones with reeeal star power were the radio ones, they don't need to sell make up to catch out attention!" Then they were like" TV stars aren't real celebrities, anyone can do a TV show, this Direct to TV sucks and nobody with talent is in them, the REAL stars are movie stars, they indeed had talent!" Aaaand now they're like "internet stars aren't really celebrities, anyone can get online and say a bunch of things for attention, back in the day you needed to actually have some talent to be on TV, they were really celebrities!" nostalgic jerks always say the same shit no matter the what the new medium that gets people famous is
It's because the accomplishments of many celebrities are on a completely different level and span YEARS, while many of these "influencers" will be yesterday's news in a few months when the next hot tiktok trend arrives
I think it's important to recognize that influencers have found a space in these events (whether welcome or not) so I think it's best both celebrities and influencers practice basic etiquette. Influencers shouldn't make content (if it's for personal gain) w/ celebs who seem unenthuasiastic about participating and celebrities shouldn't be snobby and elitist that influencers were invited.
I thinks the bar is just so much lower for the internet celebs they invite. Like YES you may have 200k subscribers, but also there are hundreds of actors who have had the films they starred in watched by 200k people… and still no one knows who they are.
This is it, like theres so many internet celebrities that contribute a lot and are generally positive themselves and a positive community and you know maybe they make things or do things and thats all nice and good but you cannot convince me that anyone whos main income comes from 30 second dance clips on tiktok deserves to be there lol
And honestly, even with all the Nepo babies, some of them work hard and acknowledge thier privilege (Maya Hawke for example) meanwhile I've rarely seen an influencer who doesn't have a "try being an influencer for a day peons" attitude The Nepo babies with no talent or drive become memes (Dakota Johnson) or find thier niche and decide to just stay there with the small audience that does like them (the Smith kids) or just fade into obscurity when they hear how much they suck, or try to actually get better (Lily Rose Depp has made.some improvements as an actress I have to give it to her)
@@Starburst514 Dakota is very much talented. Tf are you talking about? She’s a very well-known actress just because you don’t like the type of movies she plays in doesn’t mean she’s untalented.
@@sirzcn a large majority of people I know don't think Dakota is talented, and if you do then okay, to each thier own, I just don't personally think she is and it has nothing to do with the movies she's been in, it's literally just on her acting
@@Starburst514 Once again just because you don’t like the movies she’s been in doesn’t mean she isn’t a good actor. There are many people out there that I don’t like or movies I don’t like but that doesn’t mean I’m gonna go around saying they’re a bad actor bc of it. 99.9% of the time people won’t get large rolls unless (you guessed it) they’re a good actor. You also forget that in movies/shows when someone acts a certain way it’s because that’s how they’re asked to do it.
It seems that back in the day celebrity wasn't just about your art but also about presenting a glamorous lifestyle. Influencers have no such affiliation. In fact they've an opposite affiliation. Actually Amy Macdonald had a great song about it called footballers wives.
I am even more mad when a click on a stupid article that says there was a celebrity drama and they are talking about someone from season 2 of Love Island or something.
I don't necessarily think influencers can't be classed as celebrities, it's more just that they're such a new and different kind of celebrity. I think part of what makes people angry about influencers being at these big events is that it doesn't feel like they've earned their place there. A lot of big actors/singers/models/etc. have trained, and in some way worked their way up to the point of being at the MET Gala or Oscars. Not that influencers don't put any work in, but for the most part they have no particular training and just happen to get lucky with the algorithm which gains them a lot of attention, then within a year they're hanging at the Oscars with Emma Stone and Meryl Streep. There's less separating most influencers from the average person than there is from A-list stars, so it's easy to get jealous and think 'that could be me' when we see them at these events that were always thought of as exclusive and discerning
And also, I have to disagree that influencers are expected to work at these events and that's why they're invited. I think they're invited because they are popular at the time, and will get people watching/talking, but I would really hope they aren't being brought there specifically to film tiktoks and post a million photos of celebrities trying to chat and have a fun night
Me personally it’s all about how influencers versus celebrities act at these events. If they’re being respectful and showing admiration with acting starstruck then they’re good. If they’re acting starstuck and not showing the event a level of respect then it’s not cool. Influencers can be respectful and celebrities can be disrespectful, imma be annoyed watching disrespectful behavior regardless of status. But influencers tend to show this bad behavior more often and it doesn’t help that they get attention for it making them continue to do it because that’s their whole thing as content creators.
Exactly! It's all about that elitism. I don't see anyone saying that the Kardashians aren't real celebrities, in fact they've become the definition of celebrity in the last decade.
“real” as in traditional media vs internet infamy. that should be obvious. just bc they’re nepo celebrities doesn’t make them any less famous. they’re still well known.
Celebs are regular ppl too theyre just famous like influencers so theyre not rly different from each other as some influencers were also born rich/with connections like some celebs just some get famous from singing, dancing, acting maybe comedy (celebs) while influencers might also do the same thing on insta, tiktok and youtube or gameplay videos, skits , cooking and grwms but for cooking theres also celebs like Gordon Ramsey and stuff Celebs and Influcencers are all just random ppl talent or not but both in the media and have a followibg, supporters and ect btw i love your vids sm theyre always interestings plus the skits are rly funny and its always nice to hear ppl speak abt their opinions and stuff :3
The only thing celebs have in common with regular people is that they are human and they have emotions. Celebs live in the houses that cost more than what regular people make in a year. Celebs, especially Nepo babies have so many opportunities to do cool things and make even more money. Normal people can’t do that. So no celebrities are definitely not like regular people. Saying that it’s just bizarre. Ever wonder why that Hayley girl got so much hate bc she said she was just like regular ppl? Because she lives in a penthouse that cost $17,000 a month. Regular people don’t even make that in a month. And I can guarantee you celebs houses cost even more than that not to mention the 13 cars they have, and then most of them have quite a bit of children
certain influencers like gaming youtubers etc have their own events like vidcon or whatever which also seems to imply that if they can be invited to youtuber events they can also be invited to prestigious events or events that will have higher-list celebrities!
The thing with gamers though is they generally wouldnt lol, they have their own events and would think of turning up on the red carpet supremely odd i would think, much the same as when proper celebs show up to gaming events and its just wrong lmao, only keanu reeves passed the vibe check on that
@@katierasburn9571 thats totally fair, but im just thinking in the sense that they can also be considered influencers/content creators/celebrities yk + some have other roles like acting or singing even
in my opinion we should just stop seeing anyone as better than everyone else because of the nature of their work. Heck, I should get to go to these events as a nobody too!
I don’t even worship celebrities they’re all the same with influencers. The type of content creators I consume aren’t the type to go to these events anyway
this video is probably the best i've seen from emily, the commentary is so cleverly worded while not being confusing and the skits are literally genius
It’s weird to see celebrities awarded for their talents alongside “Ashlee” who posts #relatable content and aesthetic morning routines. It’s just rage bait, which is smart because these events have been losing so many viewers.
I think it’s also cuz celebrities are going to award shows to celebrate their accomplishments, whereas influencers are going to work. Bothering celebs for pictures feels a tad tacky… it’s like bothering people while they’re on their time fof
I think that they let social media influencers into those events mainly for easy publicity. Hence why you may see some of them in movies and commercials
I'm loving this background you have going on:) It's kinda chaotic, but at the same time subtle and aesthetic. Also, not terrifyingly eye-catching that it distracts the viewer from what you're saying.
for me there was always a very distinct division between content creators and artists that have nothing to do with fame or exclusivity. I've been following my favourite band for almost 20 years now, and I'm pretty sure their music gonna be loved by people for decades but I don't remember any influencers I followed as a teenager
I could see how, if an influencer were coming to events and waving around their phone and harassing celebrities, it might feel kinda like they're just letting paparazzi become celebrities now and that might feel irritating and invasive to the "actual" celebrities. That said, I think the vast majority of influencers have the good sense to not be absolute dingbats at events they're invited to, and I also think most of the time people want to separate them out it's just elitism.
Part of celebrities vs influencers doesn't take into account is nepotism or just being born rich/ inherited wealth in general. There isn't as much of a class barrier towards becoming an influencer and they don't like that. And influencers usually start young young but they receive little to no media training (which also means they are less restrained in public and don't respect boundaries well). In general famous people aren't very charitable to anyone doing something they have done/do but younger. A lot of them are very jealous because because although the gap between A-lister and influencer is huge those who aren't A-listers anymore or never were to begin with might feel some type of way about it. After all the structure of a pyramid is usually conserved by the ones immediately above pressing down as hard as they can to differentiate themselves "I am not like THEM I am like you guys!")
I think what they mean by "diluting" is for example, when they get influencers do acting or voice acting rolls just because they are famous and not really talented
okay, ima say it: these events shouldn't even be an actual thing. it just perpetuates the VERY elitist flair that the whole entertainment industry has. famous actors are just normal people who had the money and the time to be dedicated to what they enjoyed and be able to make it. there's nothing special about it and, biggest of all, nothing that makes them more talented, special or deserving of an entire event than your average invisible worker that does a ton of shit for a minimum wage. celebrities need to be put in their place and be reminded they're normal people and they're NOT above everyone else.
when influencers treat celebrities as content that is pretty gross, but its also not different to what all the reporters and photographers are doing, which by wanting photos of these red carpet events of these 'real' celebrities you are also just consuming them, you dont really care abt them as people
I honestly don't understand this. Content creators and celebrities are both just normal people with a following. One isn't inherently better than the other. The argument that "no one knows who they are" can be applied to most celebrities too. If you don't interact with their stuff, you're not going to be aware of most of them. Also, celebrities do love trying to become influencers on tiktok and RUclips and shit. Not as much now as during covid though.
Nah cause if you dont know meryl streep you’ve gotta be living in a cabin in the woods or some shit, if you dont know addison rae you just havent been on tiktok lol, completely different levels there
@@katierasburn9571I’d usually agree with you but I actually don’t know Meryl Streep (I do not live in a cabin in the woods lol) but I do know Addison Rae even though I’ve never had TikTok 😅
I think an interesting case of celebrities sharing lots of personal details is in the music scene! Specifically thinking about Pete Wentz in the 2000s, a major reason why Fall Out Boy became popular was because he utilised new tools like social media to advertise and connect with his audience. He had SO many different websites where he posted various personal blog posts on, and later in the 2000s the band would tour with Friends or Enemies (a website) who would film video diaries and upload them for fans to see! IMO Pete was super smart with marketing tactics, and sort of bridged that gap between 'influencer' and 'real celebrity' (also its just in general what makes fall out boy a really interesting band, 3 hour long video essay coming soon)
I think the main thing with influencers and ‘fame’, is that it is their goal and their job to accrue it, through showcasing their lives. For traditional celebrities, becoming famous isn’t their job, their job is to act or sing or generally entertain, and fame is a byproduct of people enjoying their craft. Both parties possess some level of fame, but for one it is a vocation, and for the other they typically shy away from it, rarely engaging with the general public as an influencer would.
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I think influencers, by nature, are just seen as more informal whereas "real celebrities" are seen as more formal by nature
Yooooo, love the Loop profile! And yeah, influencers usually are more accessible to fans than traditional celebrities, but there are some actors and celebrities who are fairly down to earth
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especially since influencers tend to be more public and open and close to their audience
I mean, obviously
I was like "who cares?" About this whole thing until I saw that person ask "gay son or thot daughter" and then I started to agree with those angry people on some level
Honestly same
same also america ferrara's response is so iconic lmao
I was hearing "hot daughter" and I was very confused by the nature of that question. lmao
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I think these influencers have a lesser understanding of boundaries. Theyre kinda like paparazi but they were actually invited. Theyre not entirely aware of the situation theyre in.
literally! “thot daughter or gay son” like um! 😭
Yeah, it's just like, letting a bunch of overexcited kids into a fancy ballroom sometimes.
“They’re kinda like paparazzi but they were actually invited” is so spot on.
Yeah. Some of them seem extremely disrespectful.
Which is to be expected, a lot of these are people who left the traditional work environment at a young age, perhaps even as a teenager, and who make a living primarily by selling their personality to children. They've never had the opportunity to learn things like deference and respect and conscientiousness, that are essential to navigating life outside their internet bubbles. They basically approach the world as children because their job depends on them doing so.
"husbands come and go but an oscar is forever" ok evelyn hugo
same thing I thought lmfao
"You are another actwór??" "No, I'm an influencer" "😦😦😦"
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I think the main reason why people don’t like seeing influencers at the same events as “real celebrities” is because most of the influencers that get invited to events don’t really provide much honestly. They usually vlog a 30 second clip of their lives on TikTok and are conveniently attractive, fit, etc. When we think of “real celebrities” we often think of actors, singers, producers, writers, directors, designers, etc. They are providing something of value whether that’s art wise or anything else. Most influencers (except Emily and others who make social or political commentary) aren’t really providing much honestly.
exactly
Yeah when it’s like that one tiktoker that makes fashion content and dresses for multiple celebrities, sure. I get it (he deserves to see his work in action) but dancers…who aren’t even real dancers bc they’re copying 30 seconds…no.
Agreed, I see “real celebrities” as people with talent or skill that they worked hard to perfect like singers and actors who deserve the recognition they get. Influencers just seem like they didn’t work that hard for their following, plus a lot of their content creation on TikTok doesn’t involve half the effort that more long-form content creators like RUclipsrs put into their videos (editing, scripts, etc.).
It’s not that people have an issue with influencers getting famous too easily, it’s just that it seems like they got famous doing nothing 🤷♀️
Thisssss bro, and this is why when people see those celebs theyre not like who??
They provide content people clearly enjoy, maybe not you but others and they probably smile when they see their favourite creator has just posted. Also I really don't like the whole "influencers just look hot and that's it" narrative. Like, there is probably a lot of work and talent behind this stuff. Especially if you consider how, at least in the beginning, before they can afford to hire someone, they are an entire production studio wrapped up in one person, including, but not limited to, location scout, makeup artist, camera man, sound designer, writer and editor. And making lives also requires talent, you have to be really on your feet entertaining, good at improvisation and be charming , which are all not abilities everyone has, I personally don't think I would be able to do that.
Influences are the bottom-feeders we all either love or hate on. No in-between.
I’m in between. 😢
i would say i'm in between?? like at the end of the day influencers and celebrities are both just people in the entertainment industry and i'm only gonna love/hate someone depending on whether they entertain me.
some influencers are definitely wild for going around and asking people 'gay son or thot daughter' but i'm not gonna classify them like some kind of invasive species 😭some people are just annoying
I don't know if you post your vids in chronological order but you look prettier every time I see you wtf
Real she's so pretty!!!
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what do you mean chronological order
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I do t like the way that in TikTok users treat the celebrities. They behave like paparazzi, and they harass them and turn their reactions into something awful to ruin their reputation, such as with Billie Eilish. That taints the hard work of these celebrities.
Fr tho
and some of them don't really have a skill or do anything instering on tiktok
literally dropped my food as i was walking up the stairs to tap that notification
LOL
SAME
is the food okay 🙁
@@astroid_s haha just some toast on the floor 😔😔
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I mean, influencers related to the event are always welcome, people have been waiting for Mina Le to show up at the Met Gala for so long.
It's when people like Dixie D'Amelio are there when it gets annoying
Like, girl, why are you there???
Edit: typo
I understand inviting an influencer whose entire platform is about their work as a fashion designer to a fashion based event, but inviting a random girl who got famous off of 30 second dancing videos? 😭😭
@@NearsightedNarhwalaliggg, the reason behind those influencer being ivited is very out of logic 😭
i mean, plenty of actors/musicians are there solely because they're famous and their presence will generate buzz, even though they'd struggle to explain what couture even is. it's not that different
@@oliviamayumi exactly. also, the met gala has historically invited socialites to the event who people could also argue have done nothing to be there other than being wealthy and well-connected. it's on brand for the event to adapt to what's popular today and invite influencers which only places more eyes on their event and consistently keeps them relevant.
@@oliviamayumi I think it all comes down to a filter/no filter situation. Celebrities are media trained, and therefore carry themselves in an appealing, desirable way. Part of their allure is what they choose to withhold. Whereas relatability is a double-edged sword for influencers. More relatability is less mystery. They're also more likely to get into scandals or make fools of themselves.
Being an influencer is a valid career, however the problem arises when there is no understanding of boundaries. There are plenty of influencers who make real contributions to the entertainment industry, but it feels like over time more and more of them are just privileged rich kids trying to cash in on five seconds of fame
It’s funny they say influencers are just people as if that’s not what other celebrities are 💀
i think a lot of people don't like to see influencers mingle with "real celebrities" because it makes them seem less relatable. Hollywood movie-stars and popstars have always kind of felt like they just live on a different planet, they live in mansions and fly across the world at a whim whereas a lot of influencers gain their popularity largely because they feel so relatable, so to most people it just feels off when influencers and celebrities collide.
Saying influencers are thinning out the market for actors is so funny like no one is watching Oppenheimer or something and thinking “you know who would do great instead of Cillian? Brent Rivera”
I CHOKED 😂 💀 fr though I think all the bombing movies and tv made around and with influencers it's made it clear these people can't act just cause they're popular on the internet 😭 the Addison Rae movie for example
@@Starburst514 Oh, yeah, "He's All That." I don't think Quentin Tarantino or Guillermo del Toro is gonna be texting Addison Rae any time soon.
@@Starburst514 or that medical show with tiktokers
Trust me, the way things are going I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if one day that did happen. Gen Z is already trying to replace celebrities with influencers as it is.
They don't invite content creators to create content, they invite them to attract young people to care about the event 😂
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Aka to create content
Yes... that's the point. They bring them so that they create content so that young people will watch that content and care about the event
But the thing is, no one really likes it. Like the met gala is popular already and no one likes influencers attending those events
@bridgetogunsola815 how is that even related
The word influencer is so painful to hear in any serious conversation
A 10pm funeral is a little absurd 😭
That killed me not going to lie😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
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@PaolaPonce-ec7tm do you need a funeral bestie?
how's 10pm sound? 😜
The way she said it killed me😂
@@galaxychill9578 thank you bestie but ill brob be a lil late to it though😭😭😭
tbh i feel like influencers tend to do crazier stuff while "normal" celebrities are over-reported on, on literal nothing burgers (paparazzi). thank you 4 the vid : D
So close to a million subscribers... Where are 14,000 people when you need them???
Calling apon 14,000 ppl📢📢
13k now 🙏🏽🙏🏽
11k now
less than 1k now!
@@alexandercura1523 holy shit thats fast
1:55 In Brazil, we don't say "who are they, where are the celebrities?", we say "parem de inventar pessoas" (stop inventing people, free translation) and I think that's beautiful
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I feel like celebrities love this fact of “unreachability” that makes them seem better than normal people and the fact that influencers can come close to their level of popularity scares them
They are better then alot of people, most of these celeb reach that far because of their talent and hard work but then comes the c list tik tok influencer who don't even have that much popularity as the 'real celebrity' this celeb are just not celeb but A list celebrity it's just off to be in the same room, it's their unreachableness is what we like because they seem so far away and mysterious that's.why we look up to them but when a random influencer who is not even well known can just go where this celebrity can go it isn't special or fun anymore
edit: this influencer aren't even well known it doesn't threaten their popularity celebrity being scare of their popularity is a strong word they are just annoyed that a small tik toker can just get invited to a big event like this when there popularity don't even come from being talented or for working there way through rough times all they do is just post makeup tips, exercised or where they travel or dancing (not that any of them are bad)
@@Ivy9oo I think a really good factor to consider is the fact that a lot of "real celebrities" are just nepo babies (some of whom are talented and some of whom are not) who would not have reached their level of fame/stardom if it weren't for their parents' wealth or connections
@@pauwula some of them aren't from wealth or nepotism some of them are but have talent while some of them.don't while as tik tok influencer these days do not have the talent or inspiring things they do (not all of them) there is still a huge different and net worth between them, and calling them as popular as this real celebrity is a stretch I don't even know half of them while I do know most of the celebrity, beside this influencers that they invite have no boundaries and asked stupid questions to people who make great movies and songs it just look so ugly even if they are a content creators
@@Ivy9oowhy are we being so exclusionary? It honestly shouldnt bother anyone who shows up at what event bc half the ppl at the met gala (celeb or not) dont know anything abt fashion anyway. Being a celeb doesnt make anyone a better person. To think that is literally contradictory bc the whole point of celebs is to stay quiet whenever something happens in the world so that they dont lose their status. And yes, youd be surprised how many celebs these days are nepo babies. Not just from parents, but from friends or other connections. Its impossible to be A list these days without connections. So it doesnt matter, acting like celebs are like oligarchs will just inflate their ego thats all. Just let ppl have fun at silly events that normal ppl arent even allowed in. Its not that big of a deal and doesnt rlly affect us so who cares?
Let's not act like influencers and celebrities are on the same level. They are not. Not because of who they are, but how they have succeeded in their careers.
Not the cursed Namjoon Mattel doll as the Oscar statue😭
I feel the term "celebrity" is subjective. If I see someone and can't name them or at least recall anything I've seen them in, they're not a celebrity.
Yeah, I feel like this is the most I important difference between real celebrities and influencers. A real celebrity is somebody who enters a room and 90% have an idea of who they are and what they do. B or C list celebrities, who are known for like one show or a couple of obscure movies wouldn’t usually be invited to these kinds of events, so people expect to know most of the people there. Influencers, even with sizable followings, feel more like C-list celebrities. Because outside of their followers, most people have never even seen or heard of them.
That's because cinema and the internet are completely different mediums. Everyone that goes to the cinema at a specific point in time will get the same movie options shown to them. The internet however is divided into niches. Someone might be insanely popular without ever coming up on your own personalized algorithm. You having never heard of them doesn't erase the fact that they have millions of views.
Emily having the best transition to sponsors
love her for that
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the cooking mama analogy actually really works. i had a thought fairly similar when i saw a video of, i think, the VMAs.
the boy group Stray Kids had won an award, and i was equally surprised and not surprised to see that the damelio sisters were announcing their win. i dont hate these girls, i dont even really know much abt them cuz i dont have tiktok, but yknow; hell, charli's only a few months older than me, so i definitely know who this was aimed at. i did hear one of them tried out music, but ultimately i havent seen or heard anything abt it since then, so all i could really think when seeing that clip was 'wow. they really want gen z to pay attention to these awards huh?' it just doesnt sit right with me, idk
the thing is that many “traditional” celebrities become who they are by talent and hard work, to be able to act decently, to sing or create music, basically any form of art that people around the world can appreciate. but on the other hand, the stereotypical influencer has little to no talent/ art to portray, which is why they’re supposedly a lower level as compared to the real celebs.
the difficult thing is in the modern day, there are less and less actors/ singers who are rly rly good ( a lot of them are influencers who decide to try acting or singing, or basically just a pretty face. this is SUPER common in east asia like korea or china) at the same time many other influencers on tiktok start calling themselves “musicians” which blurs the line as to what’s the “actual” celebrity and what’s not
Ayyee hailey is honestly so genuine and so kind!!I hate that she also gets subjected to this hate.I think the idea of an "influencer" is sooooo ruined because it's so saturated and the introduction to influencers was sooooo bad back in the lockdown era when they first started appearing. Lmao
No literally
lmao shes also a professional model, not just an influencer
For timelines sake, influencers apparently started appearing back in mid 2000s.
My thoughts exactly 💕
She makes videos with Jared Leto tho
There's tiers of "influencer" tho too. If you lip sync to songs on tiktok or do cringe dances then mo you bring nothing to the realm of celebrity Theres a lot good comedians and business people come out of it tho
also there are people who are famous for what they do and for being good at it! some influencers are famous for being silly and quirky and funny but dont really have a talent for a certain industry or department of entertainment. really confuses the definition of fame; is it being popular for ur skills? or being popular for being relatable? bc being relatable isnt really a thing to be famous for lmao but being really good at something you can do is.
Why is Emily's room giving 2000s fashion wannabe young adult😭😭
it's so disney channel tbh 😭
She's in her that's so raven Era 😂
The TikTok at 17:58 rly got me😂😂🤣🤣 Especially b/c I know the exact “mental breakdown” TikTok it’s referencing😂
Influencers aren’t real celebrities. Influencers just do social media. But some try to branch out like fake fighting.
I think what Jennifer meant was that influencers get the jobs because they are known and popular- bringing in followers to promote movies. This means upcoming actors don’t get these opportunities because they are not known enough.
Exactly, its the same as using big actors as voice actors for characters like mario etc even though you never see them and realistically they would probably be played much better by someone qualified as a voice actor, but because they dont have the status they wont get the job
When radio shows started to be aired, these people would be saying "radio starts aren't reeeally famous, I mean people don't really knooow them, only heard of them because of radio, but real stars are the ones that actually GO tour the country on live minstrel shows and theater!"
Then they'd be like "movie stars aren't really stars, I mean they are only famous for their looks, so they get shown on screen, but pretty is not really talent, the ones with reeeal star power were the radio ones, they don't need to sell make up to catch out attention!"
Then they were like" TV stars aren't real celebrities, anyone can do a TV show, this Direct to TV sucks and nobody with talent is in them, the REAL stars are movie stars, they indeed had talent!"
Aaaand now they're like "internet stars aren't really celebrities, anyone can get online and say a bunch of things for attention, back in the day you needed to actually have some talent to be on TV, they were really celebrities!"
nostalgic jerks always say the same shit no matter the what the new medium that gets people famous is
yuuuuup
Summed it up precisely. In 5 years they will be consider celebs they just need a longer track record and the industry to mature more
Facts
Well said.
When did they ever say that for movie and TV stars? Lol
It's because the accomplishments of many celebrities are on a completely different level and span YEARS, while many of these "influencers" will be yesterday's news in a few months when the next hot tiktok trend arrives
Amanda wang reprising her roles in skits is always the highlight of the video
It feels kind of like the “old money vs new money” concept
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I think it's important to recognize that influencers have found a space in these events (whether welcome or not) so I think it's best both celebrities and influencers practice basic etiquette. Influencers shouldn't make content (if it's for personal gain) w/ celebs who seem unenthuasiastic about participating and celebrities shouldn't be snobby and elitist that influencers were invited.
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The influencers are annoying but Haylee ( the girl in the blue dress in the first vid) was a model before she became an “ influencer ”
I thinks the bar is just so much lower for the internet celebs they invite. Like YES you may have 200k subscribers, but also there are hundreds of actors who have had the films they starred in watched by 200k people… and still no one knows who they are.
This is it, like theres so many internet celebrities that contribute a lot and are generally positive themselves and a positive community and you know maybe they make things or do things and thats all nice and good but you cannot convince me that anyone whos main income comes from 30 second dance clips on tiktok deserves to be there lol
And honestly, even with all the Nepo babies, some of them work hard and acknowledge thier privilege (Maya Hawke for example) meanwhile I've rarely seen an influencer who doesn't have a "try being an influencer for a day peons" attitude
The Nepo babies with no talent or drive become memes (Dakota Johnson) or find thier niche and decide to just stay there with the small audience that does like them (the Smith kids) or just fade into obscurity when they hear how much they suck, or try to actually get better (Lily Rose Depp has made.some improvements as an actress I have to give it to her)
@@Starburst514 Dakota is very much talented. Tf are you talking about? She’s a very well-known actress just because you don’t like the type of movies she plays in doesn’t mean she’s untalented.
@@sirzcn a large majority of people I know don't think Dakota is talented, and if you do then okay, to each thier own, I just don't personally think she is and it has nothing to do with the movies she's been in, it's literally just on her acting
@@Starburst514 Once again just because you don’t like the movies she’s been in doesn’t mean she isn’t a good actor. There are many people out there that I don’t like or movies I don’t like but that doesn’t mean I’m gonna go around saying they’re a bad actor bc of it. 99.9% of the time people won’t get large rolls unless (you guessed it) they’re a good actor. You also forget that in movies/shows when someone acts a certain way it’s because that’s how they’re asked to do it.
It seems that back in the day celebrity wasn't just about your art but also about presenting a glamorous lifestyle.
Influencers have no such affiliation. In fact they've an opposite affiliation.
Actually Amy Macdonald had a great song about it called footballers wives.
I am even more mad when a click on a stupid article that says there was a celebrity drama and they are talking about someone from season 2 of Love Island or something.
I don't necessarily think influencers can't be classed as celebrities, it's more just that they're such a new and different kind of celebrity.
I think part of what makes people angry about influencers being at these big events is that it doesn't feel like they've earned their place there. A lot of big actors/singers/models/etc. have trained, and in some way worked their way up to the point of being at the MET Gala or Oscars. Not that influencers don't put any work in, but for the most part they have no particular training and just happen to get lucky with the algorithm which gains them a lot of attention, then within a year they're hanging at the Oscars with Emma Stone and Meryl Streep. There's less separating most influencers from the average person than there is from A-list stars, so it's easy to get jealous and think 'that could be me' when we see them at these events that were always thought of as exclusive and discerning
And also, I have to disagree that influencers are expected to work at these events and that's why they're invited. I think they're invited because they are popular at the time, and will get people watching/talking, but I would really hope they aren't being brought there specifically to film tiktoks and post a million photos of celebrities trying to chat and have a fun night
@@rebeccadodd1394 oh there at those events do to that
Me personally it’s all about how influencers versus celebrities act at these events. If they’re being respectful and showing admiration with acting starstruck then they’re good. If they’re acting starstuck and not showing the event a level of respect then it’s not cool. Influencers can be respectful and celebrities can be disrespectful, imma be annoyed watching disrespectful behavior regardless of status. But influencers tend to show this bad behavior more often and it doesn’t help that they get attention for it making them continue to do it because that’s their whole thing as content creators.
the skits get better and better
"Those can't be monetized." 😭
"Real celebrities" when 90% of them are only famous because their family is in the industry...
its all about connections
Exactly! It's all about that elitism. I don't see anyone saying that the Kardashians aren't real celebrities, in fact they've become the definition of celebrity in the last decade.
“real” as in traditional media vs internet infamy. that should be obvious. just bc they’re nepo celebrities doesn’t make them any less famous. they’re still well known.
Celebs are regular ppl too theyre just famous like influencers so theyre not rly different from each other as some influencers were also born rich/with connections like some celebs just some get famous from singing, dancing, acting maybe comedy (celebs) while influencers might also do the same thing on insta, tiktok and youtube or gameplay videos, skits , cooking and grwms but for cooking theres also celebs like Gordon Ramsey and stuff
Celebs and Influcencers are all just random ppl talent or not but both in the media and have a followibg, supporters and ect
btw i love your vids sm theyre always interestings plus the skits are rly funny and its always nice to hear ppl speak abt their opinions and stuff :3
The only thing celebs have in common with regular people is that they are human and they have emotions. Celebs live in the houses that cost more than what regular people make in a year. Celebs, especially Nepo babies have so many opportunities to do cool things and make even more money. Normal people can’t do that. So no celebrities are definitely not like regular people. Saying that it’s just bizarre. Ever wonder why that Hayley girl got so much hate bc she said she was just like regular ppl? Because she lives in a penthouse that cost $17,000 a month. Regular people don’t even make that in a month. And I can guarantee you celebs houses cost even more than that not to mention the 13 cars they have, and then most of them have quite a bit of children
"This is just a picture of where you parked" absolutely SENT me 😂😂
certain influencers like gaming youtubers etc have their own events like vidcon or whatever which also seems to imply that if they can be invited to youtuber events they can also be invited to prestigious events or events that will have higher-list celebrities!
The thing with gamers though is they generally wouldnt lol, they have their own events and would think of turning up on the red carpet supremely odd i would think, much the same as when proper celebs show up to gaming events and its just wrong lmao, only keanu reeves passed the vibe check on that
Like i think because gaming is inherently nerdy it gets put out on its own little thing and far as i can tell no one has an issue with that
@@katierasburn9571 thats totally fair, but im just thinking in the sense that they can also be considered influencers/content creators/celebrities yk + some have other roles like acting or singing even
in my opinion we should just stop seeing anyone as better than everyone else because of the nature of their work. Heck, I should get to go to these events as a nobody too!
"it's diluting the actor's job" It sounds like they're mad that the peasants are allowed to the ball 😭
I don’t even worship celebrities they’re all the same with influencers. The type of content creators I consume aren’t the type to go to these events anyway
this video is probably the best i've seen from emily, the commentary is so cleverly worded while not being confusing and the skits are literally genius
It’s weird to see celebrities awarded for their talents alongside “Ashlee” who posts #relatable content and aesthetic morning routines. It’s just rage bait, which is smart because these events have been losing so many viewers.
I love how emily can never fail to keep us in a nerd
18:09 i am processing the most traumatizing breakup of my life
THE DIRECTIONALLY CHALLENGED BIT WAS TOO RELATABLE 😭
I think it’s also cuz celebrities are going to award shows to celebrate their accomplishments, whereas influencers are going to work. Bothering celebs for pictures feels a tad tacky… it’s like bothering people while they’re on their time fof
The way I gasped when I saw Emily show up on my feed. Who else anticipates her videos…
Hey Emily, I’m in my final part to becoming a nurse! Just want to say your videos help me with the nerves I’m facing now, thanks :)
6:00 is zuma like part of the asian experience because me and my mom played games like that as a kid too
I think that they let social media influencers into those events mainly for easy publicity. Hence why you may see some of them in movies and commercials
I'm loving this background you have going on:) It's kinda chaotic, but at the same time subtle and aesthetic. Also, not terrifyingly eye-catching that it distracts the viewer from what you're saying.
Everybody wants to have that influencer to actor pipeline
Emilly one day you're going to be a A list celebrity, im sure of it, your talent for acting is unmatched
Best transition to an ad / sponsor i have ever seen, love it
Yesss! So glad someone is saying it she nailed it
Girl your hair looks beautiful in this video!!
IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR SOMETHING TO WATCH THANK U FOR POSTING😭❤
for me there was always a very distinct division between content creators and artists that have nothing to do with fame or exclusivity. I've been following my favourite band for almost 20 years now, and I'm pretty sure their music gonna be loved by people for decades
but I don't remember any influencers I followed as a teenager
I could see how, if an influencer were coming to events and waving around their phone and harassing celebrities, it might feel kinda like they're just letting paparazzi become celebrities now and that might feel irritating and invasive to the "actual" celebrities. That said, I think the vast majority of influencers have the good sense to not be absolute dingbats at events they're invited to, and I also think most of the time people want to separate them out it's just elitism.
Part of celebrities vs influencers doesn't take into account is nepotism or just being born rich/ inherited wealth in general. There isn't as much of a class barrier towards becoming an influencer and they don't like that. And influencers usually start young young but they receive little to no media training (which also means they are less restrained in public and don't respect boundaries well). In general famous people aren't very charitable to anyone doing something they have done/do but younger. A lot of them are very jealous because because although the gap between A-lister and influencer is huge those who aren't A-listers anymore or never were to begin with might feel some type of way about it. After all the structure of a pyramid is usually conserved by the ones immediately above pressing down as hard as they can to differentiate themselves "I am not like THEM I am like you guys!")
I think what they mean by "diluting" is for example, when they get influencers do acting or voice acting rolls just because they are famous and not really talented
This new camera distance is a lot nicer in my opinion.
okay, ima say it: these events shouldn't even be an actual thing. it just perpetuates the VERY elitist flair that the whole entertainment industry has. famous actors are just normal people who had the money and the time to be dedicated to what they enjoyed and be able to make it. there's nothing special about it and, biggest of all, nothing that makes them more talented, special or deserving of an entire event than your average invisible worker that does a ton of shit for a minimum wage. celebrities need to be put in their place and be reminded they're normal people and they're NOT above everyone else.
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Guuurl you're so close to 1m subs i'm so happy for you.
The way I instantly smiled and giggled when I saw u posted on ur instaaa
Its like old money vs new money. Feeling like they're above "normal" people
emily i was laughing my ass off during that first skit you did 😭
Your hair looks really beautiful girlie!❤
There hasn’t been a celebrity that wasn’t already famous from somewhere else just pop up and is not super famous since before covid
Just broke out of school, and I ran to watch this!
ummm... Celebrities are REGULAR PEOPLE TOO just like influencers! I feel like people forget this
ps. Love Haley Kalil and her dress
Hailey Bailey and Emily r the only ones who actually deserve to be at those things istg
when influencers treat celebrities as content that is pretty gross, but its also not different to what all the reporters and photographers are doing, which by wanting photos of these red carpet events of these 'real' celebrities you are also just consuming them, you dont really care abt them as people
emily,you need to be an actor like, your acting skills are so good IMO
I honestly don't understand this. Content creators and celebrities are both just normal people with a following. One isn't inherently better than the other. The argument that "no one knows who they are" can be applied to most celebrities too. If you don't interact with their stuff, you're not going to be aware of most of them.
Also, celebrities do love trying to become influencers on tiktok and RUclips and shit. Not as much now as during covid though.
it's the talent difference I think
Nah cause if you dont know meryl streep you’ve gotta be living in a cabin in the woods or some shit, if you dont know addison rae you just havent been on tiktok lol, completely different levels there
@@katierasburn9571 key word being most lol
Of course there are some outliers, but they're not the norm.
@@katierasburn9571I’d usually agree with you but I actually don’t know Meryl Streep (I do not live in a cabin in the woods lol) but I do know Addison Rae even though I’ve never had TikTok 😅
Emily's 4th wall break just made me watch the ad part
I think an interesting case of celebrities sharing lots of personal details is in the music scene! Specifically thinking about Pete Wentz in the 2000s, a major reason why Fall Out Boy became popular was because he utilised new tools like social media to advertise and connect with his audience. He had SO many different websites where he posted various personal blog posts on, and later in the 2000s the band would tour with Friends or Enemies (a website) who would film video diaries and upload them for fans to see! IMO Pete was super smart with marketing tactics, and sort of bridged that gap between 'influencer' and 'real celebrity'
(also its just in general what makes fall out boy a really interesting band, 3 hour long video essay coming soon)
I think the main thing with influencers and ‘fame’, is that it is their goal and their job to accrue it, through showcasing their lives. For traditional celebrities, becoming famous isn’t their job, their job is to act or sing or generally entertain, and fame is a byproduct of people enjoying their craft. Both parties possess some level of fame, but for one it is a vocation, and for the other they typically shy away from it, rarely engaging with the general public as an influencer would.
i felt that eye contact at 3:24 in my soul
Taylor swift IS A CELEBRITY and also a infolunise
I spelt it wrong
i love how the director says 'ok cut' in the middle of a conversation they dont like
I’ve been waiting for this all week 😭🙏