Social Media’s Pretty Privilege Problem & A Psychological Look at Celebrity TOXIC Stan Culture (My YouTube Video)

I wanted to cover the topic of Pretty Privilege and the psychology of toxic stand culture, Toxic Influencers getting away with things because they are pretty 

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PURE EVIL The Topic Of Pretty Privilege & TOXIC Celebrity Stan Culture Files (DEEP-DIVE) Problematic Influencers and MORE, Today I talk to you about, The USNOLVED True Crime Case Daily Stories, I talk about, So, What Exactly Is “Pretty Privilege”? There has been a growing discussion and debate surrounding the social concept of pretty privilege. To put it simply, it is easier to grow a platform, make money online, become an influencer, etc., if you are considered to be conventionally attractive. Or better yet, fit within westernized Eurocentric beauty standards. The main frustration seems to come in when it begins to feel as though individuals aren't being recognized for their talent, insight, or ideas. For example, there can be a beautiful highly “problematic” celebrity or influencer who gains millions of views along with gaining a massive following on social media and seemingly always get away with various “scandals”. While on the other hand, there are many more of individuals who are considered to be more “average” looking creators or reality tv stars etc who are unproblematic, that remain at the bottom, TikTok is in hot water and has gotten backlash for the practice of “boosting attractive people.” Following an internal investigation, documents revealed that TikTok adjusted its algorithm to “reduce visibility” of those they do not deem attractive! Stan culture is a cultural phenomenon where people become overly attached to celebrities, The term ‘stan’ is used to show support and admiration for a celebrity. In the 2000s, the word stan, a combination of stalker and fan, made its first appearance into pop culture after the release of Eminem’s song “Stan”. The main concept of celebrity worship itself is a form of almost obsessional behavior where someone idolizes their favorite celebrity to the point of ‘worship', There will be a fan that defends a problematic person that they love even if the celebrity or influencer are clearly in the wrong, The blind support from these stans and stan culture has resulted in a lot of things: intense harassment, attack campaigns, and doxxing These happen in cases ranging from someone tweeting out they simply don’t see the appeal of a singer or artist, and much more, It is our moral responsibility as humans to contribute to a culture of accountability by not giving people free passes. The bad behavior celebrities and influencers engage in can vary from understandable human error to unacceptable high problematic misdeeds. 

Examples of Influencers with pretty privilege: Sssniperwolf The YouTuber, who has 23 million subscribers on her YouTube channel, is known for her boring reaction videos and bland humor, as well as being a massive pick me girl, People are saying Sssniperwolf has been caught on video being transphobic, racist, homophobic, and has body-shamed people She calls non-binary folks "Attack Helicopters" which is a transphobic meme that stems from a 2014 Copypasta text that spread on Reddit and 4chan and was used to make fun of trans-identifying and non-binary people, YouTuber Jacksfilms says a twitch snipperwolf he criticized showed up to his house and doxxed him, Brittanya Razavi from VH1's Rock Of Love Bus With Bret Michals She blew up on social media especially on Instagram after the show aired and She had over 17 million followers on her old Instagram page, She was getting all kinds of magazine modeling gigs and night club appearances and jobs She got companies and brands to sponsor her on IG, She always brags about being a self-made millionaire, She Has been accused of exploiting people for financial gain, The Lawsuit suit, filed by attorneys on behalf of a group of OnlyFans models, alleges that Brittanya, violated an agreement and took The plaintiffs' earnings and instead placed all earnings into defendants' own bank accounts.  The complaint further alleges that after Brittanya's management was terminated, she sought to sabotage the onlyfans models Brittanya allegally manipulated and coerced financially desperate women into making corn for OnlyFans, Brittanya allegally “groomed” them, making “extravagant promises of fast-cash and ultimately, wealth and fame The women’s OF accounts generated more than $1.3 million in revenue, of which OnlyFans took its customary 20% cut, said the suit. The rest was funneled into bank accounts controlled by Razavi, who paid the women about 10% of their share and not the 50% she had promised, Winter Blanco And Dreamdoll from season 16 of The BGC / Bad Girls Club Reality TV Show Both of them Were massive bullies to Kailie on the season and dreamdoll allegally SA'D Kailie People and fans of the show saw how much colorism there was with these women in this situation Jazmone was a dark skinned woman VS Light skin and did bullied girls the same exact way also on their season and didn't get nearly the amount of hate that Jazmone did, ETC!!!