YouTubers Promoting Sketchy Products (Kenza Cosmetics, Mystery Box Gambling)
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It's great that youtubers can make money online with brand deals, but sometimes I think they don't really consider their audience when accepting which companies and products to promote. Gabbie Hanna, Tana Mongeau, and others have promoted Kenza Cosmetics and many of their fans who purchased the makeup brushes feel they have been scammed. More recently, Jake Paul and RiceGum, plus other youtubers, have partnered with a mystery box website which promotes gambling to their young audiences.
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Gabbie got more hate because she didn't seem to care about the fact she scammed her fans. She made it sound like it was the fans fault and she did no wrong
pinkie babie yeah, that’s the reason she got more than TM. If you watch it, it’s like her manager told her she had to do an apology video, and she was trying to do it without apologizing. I wasn’t a Gabi fan, but watching that just made me cringe for her followers. It’s like she was insulting her followers’ intelligence. It was bad.
I used to really love Gabbie, but she constantly acts like she’s the victim... she lost all my respect and a subscriber 🤷🏼♀️
I think there needs to be some emergency curriculum injected into schools that teach kids that influencers are not their friends and they can't necessarily trust goods and services recommended by them.
Other than school, I think that's a talk parents should have with their kids, in addition to looking at what their kids are watching/consuming.
There is. It’s called parents.
simetra true, and other social media things that might affect them
Naira Bee parents don't know about what's on the internet
angel and who’s fault is that? More and more technology and the aspects of the internet are permiated in the childhood of these kids. Yes we should try to hold these influencers to an ethical standard but also if u don’t know what ur kids are watching, who they follow, what that mystery charge is on ur credit card that ur kid stole then they need to do better instead of adding an extra burden on our already failing education system coz parents are lazy or aren’t proactive enough.
Ricegums argument is "how can u expect me to be honest or have character when they were offering me so much money". Yeah just like those poor poor politicians who get offered so much money to be corrupt. They can't help it, it's just too much money. God these people piss me off
Money is the root of all evil lol People do crazy things for some change... lol
and in saying that s he is also very much saying: "there is a certain amount of money I am absolutely willing to sell out for with no remorse and that should not be unacceptable behaviour" "there is a certain dollar amount that can absolutely buy my integrity and morals and buy my priority over the the well being and trust of my fans because. there is a certain profit threshold that becomes more important to me when it competes with my fans"
Oh god 10-20 years from now these influencers and up running for government. (Please don't come true)
Gabbie was being SO condescending to her fans in her GRWM video...really disappointed in her after that
You're really pretty
And she looks guilty as hell when she says they’re worth a dollar a brush... you can she is blushing under her foundation!
I know! I totally ordered some brushes from Kenza cosmetics and never even received them and I would have appreciated an apology.. :(
Yes! "Manage your expectations" Girl 🤨 What about the people that didn't even get product?
Yeah that's when I stopped watching her. Not because she promoted the product, mistakes happen, but because of her condescending way of addressing fans and then the way she handled a negative Instagram comment
Tiffany saying "use hand sanitizer, wash your hands" in 2019...an omen??!!
Tara Mooknee!!!!! Underrated KZheadr. Where’s the white check mark, girl?
@@KillerQueenDopamine well it’s there now!
"im not sure what quality people were expecting" ?????? the website said they were valued at $80 so ppl expected $80 quality brushed like wtf
which tells me she either 1)preemptively devalues the trust of ther audience + already believes her audience doesnt take her seriously so she is able to say that no matter what claims she makes, her audience should already know shes trying to scam them. which is unbelievably scummy. or 2) as someone claiming to struggle with "mental illness", she herself is gaslighting and inflicting mental abuse on her audience. which Is infinitely worse.
@@elleofhearts8471 Yeah, if I were one of her followers, I would stop following her🤷♀️
You’ve really found your niche with these types of videos. They’re brilliant.
It's been a year and you still haven't gotten a single reply. Hi! Probably forgot this existed, huh?
Yaa she is brilliant
2.7k likes but only 2 replies?
10 dollar is a lot of money. 10 dollar usually makes a difference to my gas tank. I mean this, having gas gets me to work so I can make money to pay bills, for food and ect. So when I have a bit of money left over I like to buy stuff that is worth those few bucks I have. That's why I don't spend a lot of money online I like seeing the product and feeling it so I can tell what the quality is.
Or to a 16 yr old girl who used her birthday money or allowance money
Thank you so much for saying this. In KZhead, I have a feeling that a lot of channels make me feel like 10 dollars is not much. Perhaps 10 dollars are indeed not much for plenty of people, but I think it's nice to be able to spend 10 dollars on something useful and or meaningful. Have a good day for everyone!
That not me snapshot that was a bad night anyway 35 $ shipping for a bag/box of brushes come on.
So trueee and not everyone have money in dollars.My sister was a fan of a beauty guru and she cried about buying that specific eye pallette and we bend and bought it for her birthday and it was 3000+ in our money value and it didn't turn out to be any different then what is being sold at our nearby shops for 150. It feels so bad when they say it's only 10$
Your dead right too gabbie can claim “but it’s only $10 like get over it” but at the end of the day if the product isn’t worth $10 let alone the $80 that the website claims it retails for then that is an absolute scam like
Yeah, it's not about the price of the product, it's about the principle of scamming people for a quick buck, then shaming them for being upset. It's crazy.
What she did is called ''dropshipping'', it's not illegal, but oh so freaking IMMORAL!
Some people paid more dependant on their location. So she really just glossed over that
Some people who live outside the US had to pay $35 for shipping for the Kenza brushes.
Well, dont buy it then? What The hell
@@nooisebots They thought they were getting $80 value brushes, not $2 value brushes. I mean yeah they could have realized that seems to good to be true, but sometimes sites do good deals as a promotion and this influencer presented it to them like it was a good thing without saying what quality they actually were. Basically I'm saying people need to care about their money more and wonder why 10 little brushes cost that much to ship, but these influencers also deserve the backlash they got because they promoted a product they wouldn't normally use themselves and with no care for their audience.
I can’t wait until your channel blows up because honestly this is good content.
Emalie Hendel yes! She makes such quality, logical, and data-driven content. She isn’t hateful, just rational. Honestly, Tiffany is one of the best commentators on this website and she deserves more clout !!
She's the best❤
I've spent my whole Sunday watching her..literally awesome content
I spend quarantine with her 😂
gabbies attitude was very much like "oh come on you REALLY believed what i said? its 10 brushes for $10" so now we as her viewers have to make sure we take more time to decide whether she's telling the truth or not before we spend our money on something she promoted? WHAT?!?!? way to make yourself credible...
Lol Gabbie comparing those brushes to Elf brushes; umm but Elf brushes are actually good 😂
I was wondering why all the backlash seems to be aimed at Gabbie (for the brushes) when Tana promoted them too, but I think at this point waiting for Tana to face actual consequences for any poor choice she makes is like waiting for rain in this drought *sigh*
If she survived tanacon no problem, then yeah... the only way she could face any sort of consequences would be if she ended up in jail, but those kids would still send her expensive packages there I'm sure.
Olivia Angharad It’s because when Gaby addressed it she was condescending and lying so that only made the problem worse. Like they both started out at the same amount of wrong but at least Tana didn’t turn around and blame her audience for all of it
That Cinderella story reference 👌🏼
whos gonna pay the taxes on a 250 million dollar mansion? no thanks
$10 in my country is like 8-10 days worth of my commuting budget.
Close enough to mine. Do you live in South East Asia?
Are you russian?
Same 10 dollars is A LOT in my country
@@TheJasmine172 I live in SEA, and yeap, pretty close.
The Amazon gift card codes Ricegum gave out were already expired. Memology101 showed the original youtuber who called Amazon to confirm it (forgot his name but it's on memology's channel where he credited him)
It always astounds me that the more money someone gets, the more money they want. In my mind I'd like to think that when someone becomes a millionaire they stop caring as much about huge payouts (just earning enough money to continue to fund their existing lifestyle, which I assume adsense and things like patreon already do) and focus more on quality content for their audiences. But these KZheadrs will continue to amaze me I guess.
Money is a drug.
When you're slaving to pay rent, you know the value of every penny intimately. But when you start making a lot of money, especially in the easy way these influencers make it, your relationship to money changes. Suddenly, it's OK to take advantage of your platform and essentially scam your audience, because what's a couple bucks here or there compared to the thousands you make on a weekly basis?
Phoebe HB I think it’s actually the other way around. The less money you have the more empathy you have I feel. It’s always my poorer friends who don’t mind paying for my lunch and we don’t hold it over each other’s heads. I just know the next time I have money I don’t mind paying for their meal. But whenever I’ve had to borrow money from a wealthier friend literally 2mins later it’s “hey when can I have my dollar back?” Literally ONE dollar. But I’ve had a poor friend lend me $60 and didn’t once ask me for it back for MONTHS until I was able to pay her back.
Phoebe HB just look at the Kardashians and the BS they’re promoting. Although I feel like if you listen to the Kardashians you might have a problem anyway 😅✌️
@@maggie1000 that richer friend of yours sounds ridiculous. I'm not hurting for money now so much, but I used to be, and at least imo, in general, if your financial situation doesn't require it, you really shouldn't expect friends to pay back occasional small loans of the amounts you're describing; and if they do pay you back, that should just be more of a nice surprise, a friend doing a good turn, than a loan shark kind of situation.
i hate youtube drama, it's just so vapid. but i do love your insight n research
those ricegum amazon codes were also proven to be claimed in like may of 2018 so weren't even able to be claimed at the time of that video
That's absolutely pathetic. 😥 Did he really think that no one will notice this? How stupid does he think people are? It's rather offensive to think that he believes everyone who watch his video is that gullible.
Ten dollars is a fortune to me. When my very first brushes from high school (I'm 34....LOL) finally completely gave out and fell apart, I spent days agonizing over which low-cost brushes to order online. I watched about a billion reviews by respected youtubers, read a million more written reviews on Amazon, etc.... in case anyone is here wondering about the same sort of thing, I recommend going with Docolor brush sets from Amazon. You get the correct product within a reasonable wait time, and they're a little over ten bucks for a set this size, and I actually REALLY do like them, they're nice and soft but not so much that they don't move product correctly. I'd obviously been using garbage up until this point, so maybe even really cheap stuff would feel amazing to me 😂 but I honestly find the set I got to be pretty good. Especially for $13. I'm also not getting anything out of writing this comment, they don't pay me or anything 😂 I just want to be helpful if someone out there is poor and stressing over this like I did! 😛
I saw this quote before about sales and it really put it into perspective for me. "When you see $90 reduced to $60 you didn't save $30. You spent $60." (This is paraphrased bc I don't remember the exact quote but this is the idea of it)
I feel like if you're talking about this is also really really important to talk about the Kardashians and people like that and those weight loss products. They are already millionaires who keep making more and more money selling the idea that girls need to lose weight and look a certain way. It's truly truly evil and actress Jameela Jamil has given some interviews on this topic and she's much more eloquent than I am, but I just thought it was pertinent and on topic. Making money blindly and selling out your fans is wrong, specially when you're making girls even more insecure about their bodies.
It's like the Pro-activ commercials back in the day with Justin Beiber, Jessica Simpson, Alicia Keys etc. They get celebrity spokespersons that have their target audience and use them to peddle products they'd NEVER use! lol. This concept isn't new. They've simply moved on from celebrities to "influencers".
I've been seeing ads of kim k and shapewear. She says it makes her feel "cinched in". Meanwhile I'm over thinking that it's because of all that plastic.
that discussion, if its going to be had, should be expanded to diet culture and the beauty industry in general. Influencers and celebs are simply taking advantage of an industry that's already been around and primed for them by putting their face or body to a product. Granted this DOES escalate the impact of the scammery, but getting to the root if the problem, rather than the fruits, is a lot more useful and effective to shut behavior like this down.
I recognized a girl that I knew from the gym on a weight loss pill commercial! It turned out she is some kind of famous singer in my country, but I didn't know, to me she was just this nice girl I sometimes talked with at the gym. And worse, in the commercial she actually says she lost weight without difficult exercises!! And when I confronted her about it, she treated me like I was crazy...
You hit the nail on the head! You would ASSUME based upon LOGIC that these KZheadrs who use high quality products would only promote products that are cohesive with the image they are trying to project. But there's this rising trend of KZheadrs who are interested primarily in making money, not creating quality content OR having quality sponsorships. It's one thing to want to make money, but it's another to scam people (especially minors) out of money.
Doing anything Jake Paul suggests is foolery, never mind spending money on a box without any idea what is inside it. I think part of the problem with this phenomenon is that this influencer culture promotes glamorous over the top lifestyles, particularly showing off their wealth, encouraging the influencer to then hyper focus on acquiring more and more of said wealth in order to continue to support the image that made them famous. Particularly with people like Jake Paul who essentially say and do nothing of any real substance and spend large amounts of time "flexing" and somehow this gets them massive amounts of views, sponsorships, etc. In a sense, they have been trained to consider making large sums of money (in order to show it off) as an acceptable ultimate goal, overshadowing the method of how that money is acquired.
This reminds me of the time I basically got scammed by Marzia and I lost €100 (and no one talked about it) She had a box every month(?) and she made it seem like you would get a lot of (good) things but I just got some make up (mostly things that looked like free make up samples) when i wanted to cancel the next box I couldn’t and had to pay another €50 (€100 in total). I thought youtubers like her only wanted the best for her subscribers so I did not expect it, and so did quite a lot of other people in the comments of her box video’s. She never adressen this. I learned that youtubers are not your ‘friends’. I was 14 at the time so I spent all my money on what seemed like a great deal.
this is a really good example!! marzia seems so nice and genuine online but even people you think would never do something like that can be sketchy. i’m so sorry that happened to you, it sounds terrible
100 euros is a lot of money, especially for a 14-year-old. I don't know how these KZheadrs and company CEOs can live with themselves.
Marzia'a boxes arent a scam, but they are misleading. She advertises her sub-boxes like you'll be full sized products but thats only if you buy the deluxe box, not the basic box which comes with a lot less.
jimmytexas she probably got most of the items for free (ads) or really cheap. The box was way too overpriced. She also didn’t make it clear that you didn’t get everything. I found out when I got it and so did a lot of other people. But I agree I was maybe a little bit overdramatic with using the word scam.
Why? Because they are greedy...
sustainable thrifted merch line??? sign me the f up!
I am loving these internet analysis videos! It is very evident that you put in a lot of time, research and effort into making these. It does not go unnoticed
Aya Amena Ive been binging them recently and I’m always struck by their thorough-ness and how insightful she is. I’m obsessed
"stay safe, wash your hands" truly ahead of her time
i just love the deflection of these people. they don’t wanna hold themselves accountable at all and it’s sickening.
I think making a video for $200k would be almost impossible to refuse, but I would have made another video after I got paid where I went back on the website and tried to get anything good from a box. Kind of exposing the website, but trying to do it in the way that won't get me sued
“Manage your expectations” is my motto for the rest of 2k19. Also Gabbie’s quote “Opinions are bullying.” Gabbie is gem. But great video love! ❤️
Giving ur opinions about something isn't bullying.
If youtube doesn’t work out, Gabby would be a hell of a comedian.
@@neferti4387 ... That's the joke
@@akkok5059 I know I'm just saying that gabbie's quote is wrong.
From the vantage point of 2020, I'm real curious how that motto worked out for you lol
Reminds me of the Arden rose ad she recently posted w olay -definitely not a scam to the same degree, but weird to see someone who talks a lot about sustainability/environmental impacts of capitalism promote single use wipes and not cruelty free products :/ love her but sad to see her sell out. but hey. The money talks
I find Arden Rose as a caricature of an actual human most of the time lol. She's just otherworldly and not in a good way... Like I've never been to LA but I feel like she's LA in a person from what I've heard lol
Something that I haven’t actually seen much analysis of with regards to brand deals etc. is the ways that youtubers have made money over time if that makes sense? Like years ago I feel like youtubers used to make the majority of their money from AdSense, I remember when smosh and others of the biggest channels on KZhead at the time made videos sponsored by some mushroom burger (I think it was Carl’s jr. but I’m not entirely sure) but I remember how much of a novelty that seemed, now it feels like every video by a youtuber with 20k+ subs is sponsored by audible or blue apron or what have you. That on top of most youtubers having patreon. Not that I don’t understand the needs for these kinds of things, youtubers deserve to be compensated for their work, it’s a job like any other, and ads and especially patreon help you because you know there will be money coming in month by month but still. Seems to me like the KZhead climate necessitates having to find outside sources of income like sponsorships tours merch patreon etc. How has it happened that people allow KZhead itself not to pay people as much for the content they provide when without the creators KZhead wouldn’t have much of anything worth consistently logging in to see? Idk I’m not a KZheadr so I don’t know about ad money and brands but from an outside perspective it’s something I have been interested in and would love to see about
This is such a good point. Maybe if KZhead provided a more supportive platform for it's content creators, they might not be so tempted to take these sideways deals.
Keep in mind that KZhead is about the only social media platform that shares revenue and creators get 55% of the ad revenue. KZhead operates st a loss costing 6 billion to maintain and bringing in 4 billion in ads (which it shares) now obviously money is made elsewhere in the company to off set that but there are a lot of creators slicing up the ad dollar pie. I am glad they allow sponsorship and allow us to sell our own products which is the best way to make a sustainable living I think. Good luck with your channels:)
Long story short KZhead both started paying less proportionately with Adsense, and censored the content on the website.
I also like how you expanded on the fact that it seems that Tana gets away with scamming more than Gabbien
I think it's because hardly anyone had high expectations for Tana at any point in the first place. The only contexts in which I've ever heard of her, or heard of anyone else hearing of her, are always negative trashy scammy things. It's like she's built her entire reputation out of it, so now nobody even reacts.
Influencers don't necessarily have to promote sketchy stuff for this to be an issue. I was on the market for a new Wacom Cintiq tablet and lo and behold, all my favorite art KZheadrs were reviewing the Huion tablet and crowing about how great they were for an affordable tablet. It got to a point I was seriously considering getting one especially since they were half the price of a Cintiq. Then a couple of months later I began to notice that NOT ONE of the art KZheadrs I followed were using the Huion ( THAT THEY ALL GOT FOR FREE BTW ) in their day to day work flow, not even as a backup system. It was like the Huion tablet never existed. But then sometimes I would get the odd video recommendation that would talk about how the Huion was actually cheap (you get what you pay for and there's a reason Wacom is a market leader), didn't work correctly, and how you're better off saving up for a Cintiq anyway, which is what I ended up doing. But I definitely learned not to trust art KZheadr recommendations for products unless they were using the product in their day to day without pointing it out.
I’m so obsessed with this channel! You put a shit ton of effort into making these videos really cohesive and informative and I love it lmfao
Yes we love a promo that’s actually cool! Like get a valvoline sponsorship and save me $15 off my next oil change don’t try and act sincere and then sell us trash??
Gabbie Hanna: *Victoria justice voice* I ThInK wE aLl NeEd To ReSeArCh
At the end: Tiffany: make sure to use hand sanitizer, wash your hands Me: yeah, that's pretty standar-- *sees when this was posted* Me:... 😳😳😳
bruh i was watching this video in 2020 and was confused why shes mentioning hand sanitizer in 2019.
In swedish schools we currently have a segment of the curriculum devoted to source critique and spotting fake shit on the internet... aaand at the same time there's an "influencer" line in a swedish college. You win some you lose some.
Until I saw this video, I had no idea who these people were
Ok real talk, I legit want more youtubers like you on the platform, you do your research, state your opinion respectfully, AND make your Commentary in such a manner that i can do other things while listening to you, your videos are like a relaxed minu podcast, I aspire to be like you some day❤
Tiffany sanitizing her hands before it was cool ;) (greetings from 2020)
Watching this in 2020: when she says at the end wash your hands, use hand sanatizer etc....
Thank you for the way you presented everything. I feel like youtube commentary videos are one of the few ways the platform has started to regulate itself/keep itself honest and unfortunately a lot of them are hostile and lean towards drama/spectacle. Thanks for not doing that lol.
If a product says "free, just pay shipping" it's a scam. Same thing with the jewelry that SupremePatty promoted.
If people think they can get amazing brushes for $10, they have no common sense. And are gullible. They deserve to be disappointed. Maybe they’ll learn.
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I definitely think Gabbie Hanna shouldn't have taken such an obviously sketchy brand deal and she was condescending about it, but I wouldn't say she's completely wrong about managing expectations. Like the moment you hear a product is "free" from a random website you've never heard of, you shouldn't be expecting much. Influencer marketing is super effective obviously, but no one is forcing you as a viewer to follow through on every ad. Gabbie definitely deserves to be called out but...I am sort of floored by the amount of people who really thought they were gonna get these insanely nice brushes? Granted, I think the Jake Paul and Ricegum situation is more unnerving since their audiences generally skew younger and as we all know, this isn't the first time JP has taken advantage of his audience for the $$$
This is old now but I agree! I understand why people were upset and I don’t think Gabbie Hanna really phrased what she was trying to say correctly, but looking at the situation as an adult it’s hard for me not to agree with the fact that young people need to understand situations like these and “manage their expectations.” It’s just reality and goes to the larger conversation of just how easily young people are influenced by people on KZhead and whether or not that’s a good thing
But a lot of her audience is kids
Those Amazon codes were actually expired. Some being used back in May 2018
Omg I love the stairs behind you, I would’ve had so much fun playing and chilling on them as a kid. And probably now as an adult.
OH MY GOD AND THERES A SKYLIGHT ON THEM! I would’ve had so much fun in that house as a kid!
Where are you?? The amount of railings in the background are making me so nervous 😭
Would you be willing to talk about safiya nygaard's videos? I'm wondering what research and different opinions might involve because to me, her videos seem so so wasteful..like spending money on lipstick and candles to just waste them by melting them together for views? and buying immense amounts of clothes from horrible websites like wish and zaful? Just a thought!
yes! I used to watch her but not if she's supporting fast fashion
I feel like she does it so we don't have to.
@@achooe5443 perhaps with some of her experiments, I absolutely agree! But I'm not so convinced in terms of her videos where she melts every lipstick/ candle/whatever together just to see what would happen for example.
I never said anything because everybody loves Safiya, but I absolutely hate the waste in her videos. Also, her as a influencer, I find a bit irresponsible to just say "These clothes are cheap but most wearable, now you choose if you will buy or not" like, these cheap ass products are almost certainly made from slave labour!! Talk about it!
I'm pretty sure safiya donates most of the stuff she buys for her videos.
gabbie hanna is literally.... the worst type of bully out there
“Every day is a scam day with tana” lol 😂
Watching this with the Corona outbreak and you saying wash your hands at the end is a complete mood rn 🥰
"I mislead you, but it's your fault for believing me!"
What tana and gabbie did is called ''dropshipping'' which is not illegal (yet)...BUT highly highly IMMORAL !!! I strongly suggest you all to check this out on the net.
$250 million mansions even exist? The most expensive mansion ever sold in Canada was $60 million.
"Use hand sanitizer and wash your hands" ?!?!?@??@ Omg this aged very well 🍷like wine I shall say.
Not that I'm disappointed but you could've opened your own brand deal a little. Like what were the instructions and talking points and how you make the script that works for you.
Pretty Pastel Please has a series like this. It is a really good series about marketing. You do have to sift through hauls but overall it is very informative.
TIFFANY!! WRITE A BOOK WITH THIS CONTENT! it would be amazing
Can you analyze apology videos? That’s a big conversation but I think it would be fun!
They paid $10 for brushes they were told were initially $80. Gabbie is admitting they're Elf quality, essentially saying she knew they weren't $80 to begin with
I feel like kids technically already can gamble. Blind bags, blind toys are a thing. They are everywhere's. And I feel like ever toy company is also getting into the game with it. In my opinion it wouldn't be so bad if it's under 5 bucks. But there's toys that are over $10 and they are blind. Like LOL for example, those dolls are a mystery, you don't know who your getting if they are rare or not, etc. And people buy them for $15 and above. They also count a collectors guide and stickers to say which one you got as apart of the surprise of the toy. and the real "play" Is just unwrapping the item and seeing if it's a rare or not. & toy youtubers make that also as a big deal. "Did I get a rare!? omg no way!" or "Oh it's just a common. Maybe next one is going to be a rare!?" while opening a lot of these toys. Anyways, I just wanted to put this out there so you know, cause you were saying they should wait till there 18 to get those tickets. XD They kinda already gamble with toys. (And if you haven't seen these blind bag toys you should look into them. Companies like LOL create a lot of waste too. And I think that would be interesting for you to talk about, as you've talked about thrifting before and the whole minimizing the plastic foot print)
watching this fall 2020, and the hand sanitizer/ wash hands comment at the end of the video made m do a double take bc she refers to it being 2019 a few times in the vid
I hate how Gabbie just accused her followers. Really show her true colors
These internet analysis videos are incredible so well researched and well spoken
i’ve always loved your content but it makes me so happy you’re finally getting some recognition!!
Girl you're so good at the analysis stuff damn , I absolutely loved the vid
I discovered your channel thanks to your videos on France (I'm French). I really love your analysis videos, even though I don't know most of those youtubers!
I’m in love with your analysis on everything. It is everything I’ve been trying to say but don’t know how to word it properly. Your videos are seriously the best!!!!!
Basically, their excuse was "Well, every body else is doing it and they earn a lot of money, so why shouldn't *I* do it? What? What was that? You're telling me I'm scamming my fans? Well, I don't care, I earned some good money. 🤑 How can you expect me to resist _money_ " I'm honestly starting to trust a select few KZheadrs, and I still take everything they say with a grain of salt. I really like your commentary, you are very well spoken
Im watching your internet analysis videos for a while now and i have to say that you're amazing! the things you choose to talk about is the stuff that everyone(those who use internet and youtube occasionally ) are concerned about and you put a light on all of this, keep up your amazing work!!
Amazing content keep it up hope you become more popular.
You can basically tell who takes these shady sponsorships: it's people who look to make easy money because their content is easy content. Creators who truly give some thought to the sponsorships they take and companies they work with are creators who also put thought and genuine effort into their content.
My mom and I unfortunately fell for the Kenza cosmetics scam just before youtubers started promoting it, we were iffy about it but thought it seemed legit (dumb in hindsight) and here we are a year from when we ordered and never received a thing.
ever since the whole scam stuff happened i've been waiting for your internet analysis video on the topic and this covers everything in such a logical way. love the video :)
Your video really hit the nail on the head. When I was young the TV was saturated with celebrities in advertisements promoting alcohol and smoking. Cigarette advertisements were everywhere and always had celebrities making smoking look glamorous with no mention that it had been conclusively proven to cause cancer and everyone knew it.
You've honestly become one of my all time! You're content is just soooo good!!!
Great video, but I was so distracted by your AMAZING sweater! 😍
When she said she was sick I had to check the dates lol 😆
I'm living for all of these Internet analysis vids 💕
i adore your easy style it’s amazing
I love your internet analysis!!! 💕💕💕
That's a shame that they did such a thing and didnt even care about their viewers
I've seen something similar to the brushes scam going on with fashion watches on more male-targeted channels. General rule: when you see non-watch channels endorsing $200-ish watches, the watches are probably cheap quartz junk that you can get for 1/10th that on Ali Express. And you can get something much nicer and serviceable from a reputable brand like Seiko, Casio, Timex, Citizen, Orient, etc. for the same price. Or take a slight gamble and buy the cheap watch for its actual cost, though you'd still probably be happier with something sub-$100 from a reputable brand.
I'm loving these internet analysis videos, Tiffany! Also I just finished listening to all of your podcast episodes on Spotify and I am a BIG fan. The pod makes me want to be your friend 1389098 times more lmao. I love what you stand for and you're not afraid of being yourself. Keep up the good work!!
the whole internet analysis series is one of my fav things on youtube I could watch for HOURS!!! love u queen
Omg, I love you! The way you talk and are not afraid to question bug youtubers is inspiring. I heard your podcast and LOVE that too! Keep up the great work!!
I love this series so much keep it up!!!
These videos are really innovative, and straight to the point but yet really conversational. 🥰
I love where your content is going currently! Your topics are chosen well and you're educated on whatever you're talking about. Good job girl, I feel like 2019 holds alot of good things for your channel ❤️
I’m obsessed with your content. Keep it up! 🙌🏽
your channel has been the best hole to fall down post study season
I love your posts honestly ! I really hope you do more on the family vloggers exposing Their kids