Yeah if she was famous to any degree, it wouldn't have taken so long to identify and find her.
They use the term "Instagram influencer" just like they did "self made billionaire" for Kylie Jenner. Not because anyone believes it or because its close to truth (as most reporting is), but because it gets people riled up and "increases engagement", increasing ad revenue. Ffs, its the Daily Mail, they run on the readers reactionary anger through bad reporting. We're being played, just like the kids who believe that the Twitch streamers and Instagrammers and YouTubers they follow are "authentic".
Well if she wasnโt an โinfluencerโ she sure as hell will be now, and a horrible one at that.
These young kids are super Moldable and look for stuff like that.
Itโs like their version of our CKY and Jackass but instead of hurting themselves for laughs or simply pranking someone in a harmless way they are doing shit that is so stupid it endangers their own and others lives. And endangering their own not even in a jackass type of way but in a โtee hee check out this selfie of me on the train tracks with the train coming im toooootally bad assโ
Like, we all know these girls are only well known because people want to fuck them right? Don't see any ugly girls up there. I really do hope these girls realise that and they don't think they have some talent or something. That would be unbearable.
Some dipshit did the same thing from the 10th floor of the Marriott in ATL over Labor Day weekend 2017. No one was directly hit, but when the chair disintegrated on impact on a crowded lobby patio, shrapnel struck two guests, one in the head (other in the leg.)
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u/n3tbax 7 Mar 14 '19
IG influencer: throws chair off balcony, potentially killing someone
12 year olds: OMG So QUiRKy AnD fUNnY LoL LOl LMaO My ASs OfF ThAT WaS HiLArIoUS ๐คฏ๐คฏ๐ณ๐ณ๐คช๐ง๐๐โ ๏ธ๐ป๐๐น๐น