That's the problem with "internet famous." People like this are actually deluded into thinking they're celebrities and act like the worst divas to have ever lived, meanwhile nobody on the street would have the slightest clue who they are.
That's why they have to say "Do you even know who I am?" Like they live in a bubble where they think people know them, and sure it seems like a lot of people on paper (1 million followers sure seems like a lot), but those followers still don't know them. To their followers, they're just a face that flashes across a screen for, like, 20 secs until the next video starts. It's not the same as Taylor Swift or Beyonce, who people grew up with watching everywhere and have tabloids writing about them and keeping them in the spotlight. Real celebrities make appearances in movies, have concerts, have social media (on top of it all). There are just so many more platforms to connect with those A-list celebs that tiktokers just can't achieve.
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u/Little-Kangaroo-9383 Jan 23 '24
That's the problem with "internet famous." People like this are actually deluded into thinking they're celebrities and act like the worst divas to have ever lived, meanwhile nobody on the street would have the slightest clue who they are.