This is the realest schitt. Good for her! "Explore what excites you" is the summary of this video, and that is a totally better use of one's time.

I like her overall message. I think a lot of people (kids especially), compare their lives to what they see on social media, feel bad, and don't take into account that most of those pictures and videos are staged and sponsored.

Just a game of selling people your perfect life.

I love her message.

It's a cautionary tale, but if you have to do it, exploit it for what it is.

There's this new family I've dubbed The Black Kardashians.

They've spun off a new series based solely on their social media likes.

If you treat it like a business I suppose it can work for you.

I personally don't think it's a good way to become famous but...

Interesting

thekidsgirl said:

I like her overall message. I think a lot of people (kids especially), compare their lives to what they see on social media, feel bad, and don't take into account that most of those pictures and videos are staged and sponsored.

Just a game of selling people your perfect life.

I think it triggers eating disorders in a lot of girls and young women hoping for a body that was posed with a warped lens and airbrushed.