Gen Z is having an identity crisis. It's probably because you don't have a personality. скачать в хорошем качестве

Gen Z is having an identity crisis. It's probably because you don't have a personality.

People getting fired for bringing online aesthetics to the real world, fake "rich" influencers showing off their expensive "daily routine", making food from scratch for their kids... I think people are forgetting that the internet and the real world are two different things. People get too caught up in how influencers and content creators present themselves, and they forget that those personalities and lifestyles are not realistic, and they probably aren't living that way 24/7. And unfortunately, people who consume this content chronically will try to embody the "personalities" they see people exhibit on the internet and make it their personality too. Unfortunately, that's not how this works. Do remember that the people you're seeing on the screens, aren't entirely real. They simply create a character in their anime series that is their content. You can't build a personality from watching your favorite influencers because you can only do that by living your life and gaining experiences. So this video is a reminder to touch some grass, find some hobbies, build a REAL personality for yourself, and get off that dang phone. If you read all the way down here, comment how many times you think I said the word "internet" in this video, cus I said it a lot lol. tags:tiktok, tiktok celebrities, tiktok influencers, social commentary, internet analysis, video essay, analysis video, consumerism, overconsumption, philosophy, hyppereality, shanspeare, jordan theresa, cj the x, tiffany ferg, alice cappelle, contrapoints, philosophy tube, madisyn brown, npc, tube girl trend, that girl, filming in public, it girl, social psychology, psychoanalyze, psychology, stanley cup, skin care, aesthetics, social media, capitalism, trends, business, marketing, consumer psychology, office siren, nara smith, tradwife, rich influencers, clean girl, coquette