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GRWM go to jail: When family vloggers lose control
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How far would you go for online fame? In our latest episode of the Toxic Cooking Show, Lindsay McClain and Christopher Patchet, LCSW, LICSW, expose the shocking ethical breaches of momfluencers and family vloggers. Tune in as we dissect the unsettling practices of these online personalities who prioritize content creation over their children’s well-being. From the harrowing tales of the DaddyOFive YouTube channel, where prank videos crossed the line into abuse, to the disturbing cases of Ruby Frankie and Michelle Hobson, we unveil the dark facets of their pursuit for internet stardom.
The episode shifts focus to the harsh realities faced by children in the world of influencer culture, highlighting cases where the line between entertainment and abuse is tragically blurred. We discuss how these influencers have manipulated their platforms, often driven by immense pressure and sometimes religious influences, ultimately jeopardizing their children's safety for the sake of viral success. Ruby Frankie and Michelle Hobson serve as haunting reminders of the dangers lurking within the industry, showing how easily the pursuit of online success can overshadow a child's basic needs and rights.
Engagement is a double-edged sword, and our conversation doesn’t shy away from exploring this paradox. We examine how negative interactions with disliked content can inadvertently amplify its reach. The 'Mr. Beast effect' demonstrates the lengths creators will go for attention, pushing boundaries in ways that might shock you. We urge our audience to be mindful of their online activities, advocating for reporting harmful content rather than contributing to its visibility. Join us in understanding how every click, comment, and share can impact the digital landscape, often in unexpected ways.
Chapitres
1. GRWM go to jail: When family vloggers lose control (00:00:00)
2. Toxic Cooking Show (00:00:15)
3. Influencers and Child Abuse (00:14:32)
4. Exploitative Family Influencers (00:23:51)
5. Impact of Social Media Engagement (00:36:57)
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