Hello everyone and welcome back to Do We Know Them? Episode 344.

Four. Yeah. Yes, welcome. Hello. We are falling apart. I think this means that we may be nearing the end of our counting days. If we can't keep it straight, you know what I mean?

I haven't been able to keep it straight since episode five. That's true. Yeah, you've been, yeah, you've been off for a while.

I'm not going to lie. Yeah, it is hard for sure. And then we have our bonus episodes on Patreon.

Well, then we started doing many bonus episodes on Patreon. It was like, oh my God, do we count those too? I can't. There's too many numbers. Way too many. I don't even know what day it is. People like, oh, what are you doing this weekend? I'm like, what's a weekend? Oh my gosh. No, I am

thankful for being a mom in that regard because I always know what day of the week it is.

Because of school. you doing this weekend? I'm like, what's a weekend? Oh my gosh. No, I am thankful for being a mom in that

regard because I always know what day of the week it is. And I always am very like, yeah,

before them, I was exactly like that. I was like, it's what Friday? Zero concept of time.

Yeah. But anyway, hello everybody. Yeah, how are you girlies? Today's episode is going to be

interesting. So, okay, they're both topics about entitled influencers or what people on TikTok have dubbed entitled influencers. And I kind of want us to see it for ourselves. Like, are they? Or you know what I mean? Like, are people overreacting? Because I feel like on TikTok, people really fucking hate influencers, which don't get me wrong. I usually get. And like,

they may be 100% right in this scenario, but maybe they're not. I don't know. Let's just see. The second one, I don't even like, influencer is generous. Yeah, I know. The term is too loose. Kind of like, what are the other words that are overused, like narcissists. And what's the other one, gaslighting.

Yes.

I feel like that's one

that's overused big time too.

Yeah, I also feel like

the term influencer

has a negative connotation because like usually like people that actually are influencers, they don't refer to themselves as influencers. What do you call yourself when somebody asks you what you do? I do. I have a podcast. That's what I say too. I don't even say I'm a podcaster. No, I'll say sometimes. No, actually, I never said that. Actually, now that I'm thinking about, I'm like, I've never said I'm a podcaster. I said, I have a podcast with my friend. Yeah. And then the next question, what's it about? What is it about? They're like, oh, I want to watch it. What's it about? And it'll depend on who it is. And I'm like, oh, like this person might actually enjoy it. But then also it'll be like a lot of people when I'm on dog walks and it'll just turn into this conversation. And they're like, oh, what do you talk about? And I'm like, oh, like, internet trauma. I feel like immediately makes it sound like such bitches. Like that's how I feel personally. follow it up with like, well, like, we've been on YouTube for a long time and like, we used to do our own content.

And then I just over-explained and they up with like, well, like, we've been on YouTube for a long time and like, we used to do our own content. And then I just over explain. And they're probably like, okay, stop talking. I'm sorry I asked. No, I honestly don't explain it anymore. Like, I just say like we talk about internet drama and like I usually follow that up with like, you know, TikTok things, like random people that get into things on TikTok. Like I don't want them to think I'm like Perez Hilton.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Well, and that's why I usually do follow it up with some kind of context that it's like, well, I mean, we do it through the lens of being by. Yeah. No, even worse is when I mentioned that I have two podcasts and they ask me what the other ones about. Oh, what do you say?

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