Let me set up my camera before I start crying
Influencers, whether you agree with their jobs or not, are actually pretty helpful. In some places, they’ll use their name and influence to promote other people’s products or services for a fee. However, if they do anything bad, you can bet that they’ll post an apology video on YouTube, tears and all.
We’re sick of these apology videos. Do the videos actually make people feel sorry for the influencer? We sure as heck don’t. The worst thing is that all apology videos follow the same recipe. Close-up, tissues on hand, bawling their eyes out, and receiving way more dislikes than likes. Good job on the killer costume, kid.