🚨 A WOMAN JUST WENT VIRAL FOR TELLING MILLIONS TO STOP BUYING EVERYTHING - AND IT’S A DIRECT THREAT TO THE ENTIRE INFLUENCER ECONOMY
A TikToker dropped a 30-second “de-influencing” rant telling people that being normal is actually okay - and it’s hitting people harder than any haul, GRWM, or aesthetic trend.
She breaks it down fast:
• Keeping your phone until it actually breaks is normal
• Driving the same car for 10+ years is normal
• Packing lunch for work every day is normal
• Reusing gift bags is normal
• Wearing the same hoodie for years is normal
• Saying “no” to plans you can’t afford is normal
No flexing. No consumer traps.
Just honesty - on an app built on materialism.
The comments erupted:
• “She just saved me $500.”
• “New fear unlocked: she’s right.”
• “This is the ONLY influencer I trust.”
• “We’re so deep in capitalism we forgot normal existed.”
• “Underconsumption = the new rebellion.”
Brands hate this.
Influencers hate this.
Regular people LOVE it.
She didn’t just “de-influence”… she accidentally started a movement.
Is this the REAL beginning of the anti-influencer era or just another trend people will ignore next week?
Calling Elon Musk a hoarder is economically illiterate.
He is not sitting on cash. His wealth is equity in companies that actively spend capital every day on jobs, factories, and R&D.
Taxing that means forcing share sales and weakening productive firms.
The US government already takes in nearly $5 trillion per year.
If that is not enough to solve poverty, Elon Musk is not the bottleneck.
We said goodbye to Moose yesterday. He came into my life when I needed pure love, and that’s what he gave me for 14 years. We traded on that love, as well as something else I now realize was important: routine. For a guy like me who left home at 19 and had never lived the same day twice, our routine brought real comfort and stability. When dinner is always at 8, and the afternoon walks are at 4:30, those kinds of things can heal your heart. And they did, time and time again.
Today my heart is so heavy and sore, but there’s more love in my life than there has ever been, and that’s because Moose helped lead me to it. It can’t be long before I unearth an old tennis ball - there must be a hundred out there under sticks and brush that were too hard to fish out - and when I do, I’ll give it a toss, and think about the dog I had when I was becoming a man, and how he was such a good dog, and that there isn’t ever enough time. But there’s enough love. There’s more than enough.
Watch as 88-year-old Ed Bambas receives more than $1.7 million. Social media influencer Samuel Weidenhofer started the fundraiser to help Bambas, a Detroit grocery store worker, retire with dignity.
@RonaldRichards@mmmaybe@nicksortor They will definitely get run over by me if they are going to make me miss my flight. Got me fucked up thinking I’m stopping for their bullshit protest.
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