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How to Control a Celebrity Internetting Season 2

How to Control a Celebrity Internetting Season 2

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The internet has given fans the tools to pull celebrities strings. How creepy can we get? Episode 9 of our video series. More 'Internetting': nytimes. com/internetting
Date: 2020-08-15

Comments and reviews: 7


YES! this is AGAIN, really good.
Well, the thing is that now, YouTubers can have bigger audiences than traditional celebrities (except for the BIG names from music or movies. Everybody else, is on the verge of being an influencer. or worst. Just think about shows like Atypical. One of the MILLIONS Netflix creates every year. It's got BIG talent, but if they told me that the sister is a YouTuber, or an Instagram icon, i would believe it. On the other hand, Liza Koshy interviewed the freaking Barack Obama, that's Kardashian territory, and Liza, she was just a YouTuber (now she has a YouTube Originals show, so she got big.
The thing is, everyday new small celebrities get big (hello Shawn Mendez/Justin Bieber) and big celebrities get small (can you believe Sir Anthony Hopkins is in a TV show now)
Again, thanks for this video.

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Tbf this isn't new, similar services have been around for years. Personally I think it's creepy af, and I don't get why celebrities would do it, well except maybe out of work celebrities?
But yeah social media is a tool that can let people control other people. Just take some comments out of context and fuel the outrage. Not to say there aren't legitimate concerns but it is also used in cruel ways.

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Cameo is actually pretty cool. Im fairly indifferent when it comes to celebrities but still see the appeal. Surprised that there are so many people willing to partake - a little sad - and for so little.
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Excellent exposition AH, you have both enlightened and horrified me. 30 to sell your soul, one faked-emotions video at a time, and 30 to ask for the soul-sell. What have we humans become.
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This video broke me, didn't think that was a real thing, i think i get why people do it but in my awkwardness i would feel very manipulative doing this.
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I feel so bad for Rebecca black she's such a sweet person and she learned how to sing so well she was just a damn kid and people were so mean to her
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She basically stole Lukas's video idea, but his video is much better.
Wouldn't expect anything less than blatant plagiarism for the New York times.

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