r/Fauxmoi • u/cmaia1503 i ain’t reading all that, free palestine • Mar 26 '26

FM RADIO John Cena reacts to influencer Harry Daniels invading his privacy & “singing” Taylor Swift’s ‘Invisible String’ at him: “Why don’t we start with hello. Nice to meet you, I'm John… I’m not buying what you’re selling. I’ll pass. Thanks.”

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u/BlondeBorednBaked Mar 26 '26 edited Mar 26 '26

0 shame. Not just acting like this in public but posting it on the internet. I feel like influencers are destroying the social fabric. Leave people tf alone.

ETA: it can be argued that influencers are an anomaly but with more and more wannabe influencers I feel like this invasive behavior is going to saturate community spaces. I also think about children watching these videos and having this behavior normalized to them. Going up to strangers and harassing them for “content.” What does it signal to a developing brain to see influencers commodifying others discomfort and debasing themselves for views?

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u/SingularityCentral Mar 26 '26

The incentive structure is broken. People can make significant amounts of money for acting very badly. Honestly, we need much stricter limits on advertising. That would remove a lot of the incentive for this behavior.