Hello! Welcome or welcome back to my channel!
In today's video, I’m diving into the debate around giving credit on social media: has the pressure to credit every idea, trend, or post gone too far?
Don't get me wrong, creators do deserve credit when it’s original and can be easily traced back to them, but where’s the line between fair recognition and over-crediting?
I’ll explore two recent examples: a creator trying to claim credit for a New York design sweater paired with leopard print jeans, and a makeup artist asserting they were the first to create a Halloween zombie makeup look. These cases possibly highlight how social media's obsession with credit might be causing more issues than it solves. Is the culture of attribution stifling creativity, or helping creators get the recognition they deserve?
As I share my thoughts, I would love to hear your opinions down in the comment. Thanks for watching! Kindly like, share and subscribe ❤️
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