Podijelio je mišljenja: Influencer tvrdi da bi oni za svoj posao trebali imati iste benefite kao i profesionalni sportaši
“Problem je što influenceri nerijetko brkaju to da nešto oduzima puno vremena s tim da je teško".
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Influencer's Quarterback Comparison Sparks Debate on Social Media Work
A recent viral video has reignited the debate surrounding the legitimacy and demands of a career in social media influencing. The video, uploaded by user Hen Bouselog, features a reaction to a podcast segment where an influencer compared their profession to that of a football quarterback. Bouselog's reaction, which has garnered significant attention, sarcastically juxtaposes the tasks of an influencer, such as creating sponsored content, with the rigorous challenges faced by professional athletes. He cited examples like Kobe Bryant hitting free throws with a torn Achilles, LeBron James leading a comeback from a 3-1 deficit in the NBA Finals, and Spencer Lee winning a national title with torn ACLs. "You deserve the same amount of credit as an athlete? You don't, dude," Bouselog stated, emphasizing his view that influencing is an "easy job." He further argued that influencers should not equate their work with traditional demanding professions or the intense dedication required in sports. This video highlights a growing discussion about the nature of modern work and the perception of digital careers. While some argue that influencing requires creativity, business acumen, and consistent effort, others, like Bouselog, contend that it often lacks the physical, mental, or societal demands of many other professions. The ongoing dialogue reflects broader societal shifts in how work and success are defined in the digital age.
