RE: Are We Too Hard on Travel 'Influencers'?

I don't reckon people are particularly against tourism videos from these people. The term influencer, to me at least, is associated with the utterly entitled degenerates who spread their reputation of filth around the world, block roads for the sake of a dance, intimidate people, tasteless pranks of humiliation.

I think if they were a bit more wholesome, virtuous and well-behaved, it would just be a normal feature of life. But I think there's a statistic like 85% of all students in school say they want to be an influencer when they grow up. Not a pilot or a fireman, not an engineer or doctor. Influencer. That's pretty depressing and automatically makes me against it as a concept lol