EARLY ACCESS: Kids Should NOT Be Influencers ("The Costco Guys")
Added 2024-07-19 00:51:16 +0000 UTCVIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/3BTmMQrPxNY
EDIT: Sending this as an alert again for those used to getting one at this time on Friday. I accidentally posted this Thursday night, so... in case you didn't see it, the Early Access video is up!
Hey everyone, it's Early Access Day! This weekend's video is one of those things where... I don't know if this is a divisive topic or not. Most of the time I think I know how my audience might feel about a topic (whether I feel the same way or not), but this one I have no idea. So, let's find out together! Enjoy!
Buckley discovers the latest viral sensations, "The Costco Guys", aka "Boom or Doom", aka "AJ and Big Justice", a father and son (and some other small child they seem to have found called "The Rizzler"?) that review junk food. Knowing what we know about child actors, should children be social media stars? Should parents use kids to boost their own TikTok careers? AND, perhaps more importantly, how should those kids be compensated? Your favorite angry Canadian weighs in, and discovers a law in Illinois that could affect the future of "child influencers".
Comments
So he was basically like: "Yes, I'm counting on it" ?!
Awkward
2024-07-21 19:20:25 +0000 UTCIn Germany we have a guy who uses his children as probs and when people complained that this could attract pedos he showed off his daughter with even less cloths on...
Bloody Awesome Media
2024-07-21 09:03:47 +0000 UTCCyberbullying is a big enough issue without parents dragging their kids into the trenches of influencing. That’s just painting a target on their back.
Ash Archer
2024-07-21 07:02:26 +0000 UTC
