Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

Hey guys, welcome back to the show.

Today we're going to be talking about social media fame

and someone who has allegedly faked

an entire career to achieve it. In the past decade as social media platforms have grown and

become an increasingly big part of our lives, we've seen a new breed of online

celebrities develop. These are people who aren't on any establishment media platforms like TV,

movies, or print, but they have millions and millions of followers across sites like YouTube,

Instagram, and Twitch. Think people like Tanna Mojo, James Charles, and a whole bunch of other folks that, frankly the ripe old age of 25 I'm just too old to know about.

And as you would expect as E-Salebs have become more and more high profile, the lengths that people are willing to go to to reach that fame have similarly

become more and more cringy. And it's one of those shocking tales that we're going to be exploring

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