You know those influencers who film themselves in everyday 'spontaneously' comedic scenarios? How do they sustain that? Do their viewers buy it? And do they not go mad? #asknostr
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They do go mad. I met a gaming YouTuber that seemed like he was on the verge of snapping. He seemed so fake and disingenuous. Not that he was a bad guy. He was a very nice guy but talking to him seemed so artificial like he was being watched and always had to have a smile on his face. He didn’t come off as natural. But I guess if you do 6 hour streams playing video games every day, you habitually act like there’s a camera in your face all the time.
I'm not surprised. The act must catch up to you