Itâs common practice for big brands to ask smaller influencers to create content in exchange for commission and âexposure.â Many Black influencers say that is no longer acceptable.
While pundits debate and Texas residents fume about Cruz's behavior, other people have been, of course, memeing it.
Like basically everything over the past year, it may have something to do with the pandemic.
"This is what my Snapchat on a night out looks like."
So perfect for 2021, really.
Fake Famous sneers at an industry that has been primarily built and run by women while, in some cases, using influencersâ content without their permission.
The @BravoHistorian versus Kelly Dodd feud shows the power of online fandom culture, and turns out, some "mirror selfies" aren't taken in mirrors.
The Washington attorney general says most of the settlement funds will go to approximately 3,000 former consultants who were harmed by "LuLaRoeâs deception."
In the book, titled Girl With No Job: The Crazy Beautiful Life of an Instagram Thirst Monster, Oshry paints herself as a person perpetually striving for popularity. But, she says, it has come with a price.
"This is what my Snapchat on a night out looks like."
While pundits debate and Texas residents fume about Cruz's behavior, other people have been, of course, memeing it.
Fake Famous sneers at an industry that has been primarily built and run by women while, in some cases, using influencersâ content without their permission.
So perfect for 2021, really.
The Washington attorney general says most of the settlement funds will go to approximately 3,000 former consultants who were harmed by "LuLaRoeâs deception."
Like basically everything over the past year, it may have something to do with the pandemic.
The @BravoHistorian versus Kelly Dodd feud shows the power of online fandom culture, and turns out, some "mirror selfies" aren't taken in mirrors.
Itâs common practice for big brands to ask smaller influencers to create content in exchange for commission and âexposure.â Many Black influencers say that is no longer acceptable.
Lawsuits, mountains of unsold leggings, and families drowning in debt: the tumultuous story behind a multilevel marketing brand that promised millennial women a pathway to financial freedom.
