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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Hey,

Curious to see if many people on here have a big crush on any social media famous/influencers, a lot of them talk so openly about romance/online apps. Maybe we have a few among us?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Sin Hegarty would have to mine without a doubt

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

Don't even know any but then again I'm not their target audience

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By *ealitybitesMan
over a year ago

Belfast

Wouldn't even waste Google time to see who is classed as an influencer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Stop following the majority of them as all you see is their highlight real , not real life

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Megan Jayne Crabbe (Bodyposipanda) Georgina Horne (Fullerfigurefullerbust)

Dawn Elliott (Dawnyelliott)

I have serious girl crushes for these ladies, not least for the strong messages they present

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By *1shadesofnaughtyMan
over a year ago

South Limerick

I've a huge crush on a local Limerick one.....but there's two hopes.... Bob hope and no hope.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Megan Jayne Crabbe (Bodyposipanda) Georgina Horne (Fullerfigurefullerbust)

Dawn Elliott (Dawnyelliott)

I have serious girl crushes for these ladies, not least for the strong messages they present"

Huge fan of Megan here also

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Can't stand most of them. I have a friend who's one though and makes good cash with 100k followers. Always getting clothes and that for free...I'm jealous

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

"

Most of the properly successful ones are pretty great entrepreneurs to be fair and I'm sure someone thats tuned in enough making a living off being an influencer is probably already looking at other revenue streams....

These aren't people that went on big brother and sell their gender reveal party pictures .

They are people to recognised how modern marketing was changing and build a brand around that.

I'd be more worried if I was working in a small old fashioned marketing company tbh....

Obviously there are loads jumping on the trend but that happens with all new business types

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Stop following the majority of them as all you see is their highlight real , not real life "

100% this, social media is not real

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By *eanbelfastMan
over a year ago

Belfast

Paige Spiranac though when I say I’d love to play with her I really would, she’s a golfer who also uses her natural beauty to promote herself

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The ones I crush on tend to actually have something to say and are not much about plugging products or showing off airbrushed lives.

It's easy to tar everyone that uses social media with the vapid stick but in this world where young women especially are constantly bombarded with the expectation of "perfection" by social media, what better tool than that same social media to fight back and promote the message that it's ok to be yourself and to embrace who you are, to empower young women?

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By *1shadesofnaughtyMan
over a year ago

South Limerick


"Paige Spiranac though when I say I’d love to play with her I really would, she’s a golfer who also uses her natural beauty to promote herself"

Was a golfer

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Mine would be Alannah pierce.shes so sexy and awesome at video games

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By *B 4099Man
over a year ago

North West, Outer Letterkenny area


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

"

Influencer is not a job. I find the whole thing mind boggling. If you took a penneys mannequin flew it around the world , took photos of it in free gear from whatever brand. And wrote stupid hashtags. Essentially the same thing.

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

Influencer is not a job. I find the whole thing mind boggling. If you took a penneys mannequin flew it around the world , took photos of it in free gear from whatever brand. And wrote stupid hashtags. Essentially the same thing. "

I agree with you ...can you imagine in a few years having a cv with influencer as your last 3 years of a job description

I think the word freeloader is interchangeable with some of them...not all

I've looked up a bit online since earlier just to understand it a bit more

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

Influencer is not a job. I find the whole thing mind boggling. If you took a penneys mannequin flew it around the world , took photos of it in free gear from whatever brand. And wrote stupid hashtags. Essentially the same thing. "

I dont think so. I dont know anything it, but I know if it was that easy, every moderately attractive millennial with an ego would make a living from it.

In order to make it, it must be a non stop full time job with an insanely strict exercise regime and diet so your body is flawless. On social media at all times networking, making connections, following the current trends, reviewing makeup etc from your sponsors. You're basically a buisness person, makeup artist, photographer, journalist, fitness guru, and whatever other occupations I'm not contemplating.

It sounds exhausting.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

Influencer is not a job. I find the whole thing mind boggling. If you took a penneys mannequin flew it around the world , took photos of it in free gear from whatever brand. And wrote stupid hashtags. Essentially the same thing.

I dont think so. I dont know anything it, but I know if it was that easy, every moderately attractive millennial with an ego would make a living from it.

In order to make it, it must be a non stop full time job with an insanely strict exercise regime and diet so your body is flawless. On social media at all times networking, making connections, following the current trends, reviewing makeup etc from your sponsors. You're basically a buisness person, makeup artist, photographer, journalist, fitness guru, and whatever other occupations I'm not contemplating.

It sounds exhausting."

Also winning the the he genetic lottery and enjoying attention. Will go a bit if the way there.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

Influencer is not a job. I find the whole thing mind boggling. If you took a penneys mannequin flew it around the world , took photos of it in free gear from whatever brand. And wrote stupid hashtags. Essentially the same thing.

I dont think so. I dont know anything it, but I know if it was that easy, every moderately attractive millennial with an ego would make a living from it.

In order to make it, it must be a non stop full time job with an insanely strict exercise regime and diet so your body is flawless. On social media at all times networking, making connections, following the current trends, reviewing makeup etc from your sponsors. You're basically a buisness person, makeup artist, photographer, journalist, fitness guru, and whatever other occupations I'm not contemplating.

It sounds exhausting.

Also winning the the he genetic lottery and enjoying attention. Will go a bit if the way there."

There are numerous successful influencers who are not Instagram models.....

I dont really follow people online but I can recognise and respect people showing drive and ambition and making a success of themselves

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Eh, I'm oblivious to it all, wrong generation

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Far from entrepreneurs, they do absolutely nothing themselves other than take photos and do exactly what the ‘brands’ tell them.

Notions

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Far from entrepreneurs, they do absolutely nothing themselves other than take photos and do exactly what the ‘brands’ tell them.

Notions "

Well the have monetised if for their own benefit.

There are loads if them who have launched their own brands from it.

Dunno that seem pretty entrepreneur like to me

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By *1shadesofnaughtyMan
over a year ago

South Limerick

There's one of them on the site as in she is or was fab member. Must see if I can't find her.

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By *s LollyWoman
over a year ago

The pub then supermacs ...

There's a few I follow mostly cause there a right aul laught but there's a few I do just to be nosey... One particular woman in dublin has over 370,000 followers no matter what she floggs gets sold out over the weekend she had a paid partnership with YSL and gave a 10% discount on a €1550 bag 20+ followers purchased the bags....

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By *1shadesofnaughtyMan
over a year ago

South Limerick

Found her....all her edgy stuff seems to be gone and not sure she's on here any more...but she was a credit to herself. Pity.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yea sorry no interest in people that call themselves influencers or social media famous what even is social media famous, in my opinion it's a group of lazy attention whores that dont want a real job, like 16 year olds calling themselves influences is bit mad

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Nope. Most of the "influencers" talk nothing than a bullshite.

Im an old school lady and stick with my own research, books, etc

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By *unnerbenMan
over a year ago

Dublin / Cork

I work with an influencer / blogger/ YouTuber . She is useless at her job but a serious business woman. She is making a fortune from it . Has thousands of followers , gets free holidays all over the world and free hotels / meals/ clothes etc ... fair play to them for taking advantage of the market although I’m 100% not into that stuff .

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By *osmicGateMan
over a year ago

louth

I have chloe ferry on my Snapchat not sure how she is there but is very easy on the eye.. I can even excuse her accent

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I wonder is their time in the sun coming to an end

Serious backlash against them in The UK for them having "essential" work in Dubai during the pandemic

Also do they expect to

"work " at it forever

Influencer is not a job. I find the whole thing mind boggling. If you took a penneys mannequin flew it around the world , took photos of it in free gear from whatever brand. And wrote stupid hashtags. Essentially the same thing.

I dont think so. I dont know anything it, but I know if it was that easy, every moderately attractive millennial with an ego would make a living from it.

In order to make it, it must be a non stop full time job with an insanely strict exercise regime and diet so your body is flawless. On social media at all times networking, making connections, following the current trends, reviewing makeup etc from your sponsors. You're basically a buisness person, makeup artist, photographer, journalist, fitness guru, and whatever other occupations I'm not contemplating.

It sounds exhausting.

Also winning the the he genetic lottery and enjoying attention. Will go a bit if the way there.

There are numerous successful influencers who are not Instagram models.....

I dont really follow people online but I can recognise and respect people showing drive and ambition and making a success of themselves "

Indeed, especially given that people such as Christiano Ronaldo, Beyoncé, Lionel Messi, Huda Kattan & Taylor Swift are amongst the world's top influencers. Like them or loathe them but I think we can all agree that they are far from just social media famous wannabes

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