They follow wellness influencers & see how much 💸 they make. They have parents who are wellness influencers. So they want to be wellness influencers. They repackage influencer content for their demo — the strategy is to be the right messenger, not to know ab health. [www.nytimes.com/2025/05/05/w...]( ) [Some Teen Wellness Influencers...]( )
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Funny to see him call this a “documentary” bc it isn’t - an asteroid hasn’t hit 🌎 yet. But I got asked to do the official “Scientists React!” promo for it at the time - I was the social media researcher on the panel - and I kept saying it felt like a documentary…. V realistic, would totally happen. RE: