There's nothing out of ordinary on branding yourself. 20 years ago I was a skater.... you could see that in my clothes, the places I visited, the music I listened, and in the "aesthetics" of the pictures I'm in...
I deleted social media in october. I had it for 12 years before that and was obsessed. Now idgaf what other people are doing or what they would think about me by my posts. I appreciate aesthetic still but now its just for myself and whoever sees me in person
@@MChristina I just deactivate them and I think deleting the whole thing is a scary idea for me especially Instagram because I buy a lot of stuff from there
@@MChristina I archived all of my instagram posts and deactivated it. I fully deleted my facebook account. And I just deleted the snapchat app. Sometimes I download snapchat to see if anyone messaged me but hardly ever anymore. You could definitely start with just deactivating or deleting the apps but not your accounts(:
Noah Dillon did a talk on this topic. "Ontological Innocence" at Otis Fine arts college. He became obsessed with soccer moms and their photos because they felt more pure to him compared to the cynical too self aware photos his genz peers were taking. So I guess a pure online identity is like facebook moms lol. I don't really mind some level of self-commodification to make yourself more broadly appealing to people online. But I hate it when those values bleed over into irl interactions it feels awful.
I also realized this but around a year ago and taking a step back from social media woke me up because I realized how delusional people were to romanticize a specific aesthetic and make that whole vibe their entire personality. From my experience I noticed how certain influencer friends of mine are COMPLETELY different from how they portray themselves in social media. It made me realize that people need to embrace their own authenticity over some aesthetic they saw on pinterest.
I’m 23 with a private Instagram with around 50 followers. I’ve had people judge me based off that or say I’m pretty and need to post more of myself. I’m good with not being perceived by the whole world. I regularly remove people from my following list. Why do these people need to know my business? Privacy is its own power. Could just be me being paranoid but I’m genuinely afraid of what people are capable of with AI porn, stalking, etc.
im 23. when i realized how much time i was spending worrying about presenting a curated version of myself that exists solely on my phone … a physical object…that runs on internet something not even tangible …that if I didn’t have in my possession wouldn’t change my life in any way.. it was a reality check. It hit me like a slap to the face. I stepped out of the matrix lmaoo😂😭😭 like im worried about something so unreal it’s so sad but so fucking funny. since then it has just become impossible to even pick up my phone and post a song. It doesn’t need to live on eternally on my story for 24 hrs so ppl know I fuck w it. It’s a reality check. like okay im noticing this impulse let me just go and be present in my life. I can go on and on but the simple truth is having this discussion is the saddest thing ever. i know some ppl will say it depends on how u use it butttt let’s be real here. that instinct to pick up a phone and capture our life is where it gets a bit weird.
I’ve been thinking way too much about this topic, for the fact that it REALLY doesn’t matter. Your comment helps me to realize that. It’s a generation-thing I guess…
There's nothing out of ordinary on branding yourself. 20 years ago I was a skater.... you could see that in my clothes, the places I visited, the music I listened, and in the "aesthetics" of the pictures I'm in...
I think it all went to shit when people realized they could make actual money by projecting a certain image of themselves online. Bc before, sure, you could do that, but there was no financial incentive and you still would have to face the real world in order to make a living. But after it became normalized to sell this digital life, that may or may not bear any resemblance with reality (thats actually irrelevant), then some people started choosing to live almost solely online. Their whole time is occupied by either curating or thinking about their online presence. Meanwhile, their real life suffers bc they no longer remember what actually goes into it.
my style is: watching youtube all day long, work, eat, sleep, binging on netflix. according to what's online my life sucks. actually i am doing my best. sometimes i also meditate lol.......but i don't do it every single day. nop.
Honestly life rn feels like we just live up to filling other's expectations all the time, we care too much about posting shit and we live constantly obsessed of seeing who saw the story and who reacted, also "modern" flirting is just pathetic and bland, we can assume someone likes us because a simple heart reaction and that's it
i loved this insight! i’m also really liking this format. i think that those digital archetypes are a lot more commonplace than you’d think; i live in a college town in fl and with every “aesthetic” you listed, at least one person i know came to mind. i think people like being put into boxes for the most part, and curating your own “brand” is a way for even common folk to try and control other people’s perceptions of them and feel like they might know themselves, too. anyway, i hope this makes sense! i have a feeling this topic + microtrends might be an interesting combo
It's worse when you realize real life isn't that different. People still tend to present a front or mask for social acceptance. It's just that social media has rules, guidelines and obvious communities, classifications, standards made by us for us. Depending on what we click on or don't. Real life has a similar story. We just call those guidelines relational boundaries. Regardless, real life is more rewarding in the long run but slowly, the lines are getting blurred.
im in my 20's and i used to wonder and interested about internet and what peoples perception of me, curated instagrams and facebook are just norms for me (circa 2016-2020). and now i just know the dangers of internet accessing your life and identity and how easy for people to know every details of your life even without you knowing who they are. Unless you are ready to pay the price of publicity and being a public figure, its always best to be privvy about your life lol
i hate putting myself into aesthetics because i dont really have one; but i do curate myself to "appear" to not have an aesthetic as if THAT in itself is an aesthetic. i just appear to be really normal and casual and talk about interests that are all over the place. i don't know. am i overdoing it?
This is one of the reasons I'm in the process of deleting my ig account. As someone who comes from a developing country in a tiny village It's been so overwhelming to me to observe people pretending everywhere, exposing their whole lives, taking risks for trying to live a life thats just not appropiate for them in terms of wealth, hanging out just so that they can take a picture to post on social media, everything it's so fake, lame and sad at the same time
9:40 hi Emma, just to you know, i'm brazilian and these types of identities actually exist here too. I think this is global. its funny because w every type of feed u described, i was getting more impressed at how perfectly they fit. I also live in São Paulo the biggest city in latin america, so here people are obcessed with maintaining an illusional life on social media like in LA. love the video
idk i kinda wish you spoke more about your opinion on the obsession. it's nice that you listed a few aesthetics but i kinda fell flat after the video ended. maybe a part two? or maybe you didn't want to expose your opinion, that's okay.
I think Emma might not realize that a lot of those low follower count, curated accounts DO ultimately want to make money off of it, they just don't know how to and haven't got it all figured out, as she does.
Social media is an awful place to portray an identity.. It's not real. And people box the human experience in to a little slice. An unreal or hyper-real identity. And I think identity is a screwy subject as it is.. Who wants to be one thing when the human experience is so complex?
in my country, people called it "personal branding" and most of gen z will trying to do anything to keep their insta constantly aesthetic in their way. it's great and scary at the same time imo
Ive always struggled to find my online persona identity. Ive could do this like most of us gen z ers too by starting at the ages of 19 but i just couldn’t fake a person which i have zero connection with ONLINE. today im 27 and i still didn’t manage to post anything bc i figured out that social media is indeed not for me when it comes to creating. All i do is inspect and watch people grow with the person they managed to create online. now this may sound silly but i honestly envy ppl having the energy to even create a person of themselves online. Even if these memories they created for the online world they will remain unique for each individual when looking through past their feeds. I got nothing i have shared w the society.
this is so on brand for me to watch (lol) but fr agreed. i recently deleted instagram and realized i dont have to try to project some kind of "aesthetic" like i thought i did
currently having an identity crisis right now because of this. I wish I never had used social media tbh, it really hindered my own personal growth. you can't develop or even fully explore a healthy sense of self when you live inside an internet niche with so many eyes monitoring you on top of it 😣 now I deleted all my accounts, trying to get back the last 10 years the internet stole from me. I am so tired of posting and following, I wish I could just live in the present moment again like when I was a kid without any social media. Ugh
But.... if you brand yourself, don't you stop growing as a person in some sense? You have to freeze your personality Han-Solo style and replicate it in order to make some sort of profit I guess? Why would you want to do that? I've cycled through probably 3 different personalities in the last 6 years and at least 4 different aesthetics. How do people do the same things, have the same hobbies, and live the same lifestyle for several years consecutively?
Honestly i knew the before social media and the thing is that we were like that in high school with friends. I mean goth people were always dressed goth and if one day they would have the idea to come dress like others, everybody would lost their mind ! The big difference NOW with social is that some people think they can be FAMOUS and gain MONEY by being dressed a certain way or having a certain personality and so a personal brand so they go further.
Also i LOVED back then when we were at home after the door closed nobody knew what we were doing ! I really miss the private part of people because i used to love them more
Since my Instagram account was suspended for a stupid reason, I've totally lost my obsession with my profile. Now I really don't care, I don't talk to anyone except people I know and my boyfriend, I don't need anything else.
as someone living in Switzerland almost no of my friends are really posting on social media I'm the only one. Many have an account and post maybe once in 6 months. But I'm a millennial so maybe that's why.
Tbh, everyone trying to match their aesthetic, seems to want to follow a stereotype they believe people in that aesthetic are, which causes an issue with their identity.
it does exist tho, there's this one friend of mine who's a gymrat aesthetic guy and most of his posts are his muscles or shots of him doing workouts, or another guy who's always hanging out with different groups of friends in different cafes every single night, or the girl who has a cutie patootie branding and posts with these cute lovely songs wearing white skirts and butterfly pimple patch. I don't know what kind of aesthetic i am but i might be part of it too, and it does exist.
is it just me or that i feel instagram is sooo intimidating??? different with TikTok it's more nonchalant and random. at least i feel that way.. maybe because in insta most of the ppl i know irl where in TikTok not necessarily.. it's weird that this difference made me have this irrational fear of being seen and perceived.. idk
Oh girlie pop oh no Love her til the end of time and I know it’s not that deep but social media should not be what comes to mind when talking about participating in society and a little out of touch w everything going on socially right now. Civic engagement and political activism is p crucial
Go to middle America. 90% of people don’t have this problem, this is a rich problem, this is an entitlement problem, this is problem with your age as well. Really hard to take your opinion seriously given it is objectively hypocritical.
i dont understand the conclusion of this video i'm sorryyy? emma definitely touched on it as she is living in LA and constantly surrounded by influencers but i feel like unless i'm also categorized as an "influencer" in this space or as my job, i don't see the problem of people or even my friends to have a brand or consistent imagery on their instagram or social media (?) if it's just an extension of their expression tho maybe emma just needed to rant or put into words what's she seeing in her environment... also i love her headphones can someone share where i can find it 😅✨
I also have certain aesthetic and 'brand' but only portray irl bcos I'm not into social media. in fact I'm too lazy to post anything lol. some of my friends know my personal style and they totally get me. I'm happier that way 😂
This shit sucks, Not people choosing an aesthetic for online or not, but rather your opinion. This is just basic observations that only someone who has 10+ hours of screen time could make. Your pissed off from seeing this because YOURE seeing it, not because there posting in. Projecting insecurities because your worried that you are not the person you post online. I can only speak personally, I post a lot of art because I make art, I post sad shit if I feel sad, goofy if I feel goofy. This is projection to the fullest.
I blame influencer culture, honestly. The devotion to curate your "brand" only boxes people into moodboards
i feel like people did this in myspace tbh
yeah its def trickled down to the masses bc influencers = influence culture
I used to feel this and then I got older and that desire resolved
especially during the pandemic, I just stopped posting for over a year
once you get a job and enough bills and stress, you just quit - I truly don't have the emotional energy for it lol
Thats the great thing abt getting older. Idk why people are so terrified of it. Its awesome,
@@beccaquesnel2806
Agreed, im so happy to grow up and not have that stress anymore, I just post when I have an event or on holiday !
Now that I’m 27, I couldn’t care less. It’s not real life, and the shallow, aesthetic based lifestyle makes people miserable.
Me at 28
i think i have come to learn that everyone is pretending there way through this confusing world and to realise that eases the pressure of identity.
There's nothing out of ordinary on branding yourself. 20 years ago I was a skater.... you could see that in my clothes, the places I visited, the music I listened, and in the "aesthetics" of the pictures I'm in...
I deleted social media in october. I had it for 12 years before that and was obsessed. Now idgaf what other people are doing or what they would think about me by my posts. I appreciate aesthetic still but now its just for myself and whoever sees me in person
Isn’t it odd when the same 3 people from (your) city use the same 1/1 aesthetic 😂😂
did you completely delete or just deactivated? I also plan on getting off socmed but I'm conflicted between deleting and deactivating.
I did the same, never felt better before
@@MChristina I just deactivate them and I think deleting the whole thing is a scary idea for me especially Instagram because I buy a lot of stuff from there
@@MChristina I archived all of my instagram posts and deactivated it. I fully deleted my facebook account. And I just deleted the snapchat app. Sometimes I download snapchat to see if anyone messaged me but hardly ever anymore. You could definitely start with just deactivating or deleting the apps but not your accounts(:
Choose your social media, choose image, choose your fuckin camera, choose cup for coffee, sunglasses, headphones, choose color, esthetic, personality
Noah Dillon did a talk on this topic. "Ontological Innocence" at Otis Fine arts college. He became obsessed with soccer moms and their photos because they felt more pure to him compared to the cynical too self aware photos his genz peers were taking. So I guess a pure online identity is like facebook moms lol. I don't really mind some level of self-commodification to make yourself more broadly appealing to people online. But I hate it when those values bleed over into irl interactions it feels awful.
im scared that theres no life anymore with out social media, when im in social media i fell like im not real anymore
Same . I had to get rid of it
I also realized this but around a year ago and taking a step back from social media woke me up because I realized how delusional people were to romanticize a specific aesthetic and make that whole vibe their entire personality. From my experience I noticed how certain influencer friends of mine are COMPLETELY different from how they portray themselves in social media. It made me realize that people need to embrace their own authenticity over some aesthetic they saw on pinterest.
I’m 23 with a private Instagram with around 50 followers. I’ve had people judge me based off that or say I’m pretty and need to post more of myself. I’m good with not being perceived by the whole world. I regularly remove people from my following list. Why do these people need to know my business? Privacy is its own power. Could just be me being paranoid but I’m genuinely afraid of what people are capable of with AI porn, stalking, etc.
omg same
“I’m good with not being perceived by the whole world” that quote hits hard nowadays, you’re very right, tienes mucha razón!
im 23. when i realized how much time i was spending worrying about presenting a curated version of myself that exists solely on my phone … a physical object…that runs on internet something not even tangible …that if I didn’t have in my possession wouldn’t change my life in any way.. it was a reality check. It hit me like a slap to the face. I stepped out of the matrix lmaoo😂😭😭 like im worried about something so unreal it’s so sad but so fucking funny. since then it has just become impossible to even pick up my phone and post a song. It doesn’t need to live on eternally on my story for 24 hrs so ppl know I fuck w it. It’s a reality check. like okay im noticing this impulse let me just go and be present in my life. I can go on and on but the simple truth is having this discussion is the saddest thing ever. i know some ppl will say it depends on how u use it butttt let’s be real here. that instinct to pick up a phone and capture our life is where it gets a bit weird.
I’ve been thinking way too much about this topic, for the fact that it REALLY doesn’t matter. Your comment helps me to realize that. It’s a generation-thing I guess…
i love how she brought up a topic and then said the most surface level info about it with zero takes
There's nothing out of ordinary on branding yourself. 20 years ago I was a skater.... you could see that in my clothes, the places I visited, the music I listened, and in the "aesthetics" of the pictures I'm in...
I think it all went to shit when people realized they could make actual money by projecting a certain image of themselves online.
Bc before, sure, you could do that, but there was no financial incentive and you still would have to face the real world in order to make a living. But after it became normalized to sell this digital life, that may or may not bear any resemblance with reality (thats actually irrelevant), then some people started choosing to live almost solely online. Their whole time is occupied by either curating or thinking about their online presence. Meanwhile, their real life suffers bc they no longer remember what actually goes into it.
my style is: watching youtube all day long, work, eat, sleep, binging on netflix. according to what's online my life sucks. actually i am doing my best. sometimes i also meditate lol.......but i don't do it every single day. nop.
And that’s perfectly normal. Social media is designed to make you feel inadequate
Real
Girl we're same
please add listening to my music 🎧
Honestly life rn feels like we just live up to filling other's expectations all the time, we care too much about posting shit and we live constantly obsessed of seeing who saw the story and who reacted, also "modern" flirting is just pathetic and bland, we can assume someone likes us because a simple heart reaction and that's it
i loved this insight! i’m also really liking this format. i think that those digital archetypes are a lot more commonplace than you’d think; i live in a college town in fl and with every “aesthetic” you listed, at least one person i know came to mind. i think people like being put into boxes for the most part, and curating your own “brand” is a way for even common folk to try and control other people’s perceptions of them and feel like they might know themselves, too.
anyway, i hope this makes sense! i have a feeling this topic + microtrends might be an interesting combo
Yeah I don't like being no Social Media. Its stressful for me honestly
It's worse when you realize real life isn't that different. People still tend to present a front or mask for social acceptance. It's just that social media has rules, guidelines and obvious communities, classifications, standards made by us for us. Depending on what we click on or don't.
Real life has a similar story. We just call those guidelines relational boundaries.
Regardless, real life is more rewarding in the long run but slowly, the lines are getting blurred.
im in my 20's and i used to wonder and interested about internet and what peoples perception of me, curated instagrams and facebook are just norms for me (circa 2016-2020). and now i just know the dangers of internet accessing your life and identity and how easy for people to know every details of your life even without you knowing who they are. Unless you are ready to pay the price of publicity and being a public figure, its always best to be privvy about your life lol
i hate putting myself into aesthetics because i dont really have one; but i do curate myself to "appear" to not have an aesthetic as if THAT in itself is an aesthetic. i just appear to be really normal and casual and talk about interests that are all over the place. i don't know. am i overdoing it?
Yeah
Terry Blueberry, i’m sure you’re killing it
The cat making biscuits 🥹
This is one of the reasons I'm in the process of deleting my ig account. As someone who comes from a developing country in a tiny village It's been so overwhelming to me to observe people pretending everywhere, exposing their whole lives, taking risks for trying to live a life thats just not appropiate for them in terms of wealth, hanging out just so that they can take a picture to post on social media, everything it's so fake, lame and sad at the same time
I think our instagram 'identity' can be a representation of our unconscious, in the same way art often is
This happens also in business, it's exhausting.
i have a friend like this and i get it but god it really affects her mental health and me ngl...
9:40 hi Emma, just to you know, i'm brazilian and these types of identities actually exist here too. I think this is global. its funny because w every type of feed u described, i was getting more impressed at how perfectly they fit. I also live in São Paulo the biggest city in latin america, so here people are obcessed with maintaining an illusional life on social media like in LA.
love the video
idk i kinda wish you spoke more about your opinion on the obsession. it's nice that you listed a few aesthetics but i kinda fell flat after the video ended. maybe a part two? or maybe you didn't want to expose your opinion, that's okay.
I think Emma might not realize that a lot of those low follower count, curated accounts DO ultimately want to make money off of it, they just don't know how to and haven't got it all figured out, as she does.
FACTS !
Social media is an awful place to portray an identity.. It's not real. And people box the human experience in to a little slice. An unreal or hyper-real identity. And I think identity is a screwy subject as it is.. Who wants to be one thing when the human experience is so complex?
Emma, that's literally YOU 😂😅❤
Which
@@mnnoraeldaihaniall of them combined i fear
@@Physchwo i dont see that
right. shes actually kinda hypocrite
Hey, I don’t believe she’s judging other people, she’s defriefing our habbits . Including her I guess
i haaaaaaaate it. its like, narcissismmm
in my country, people called it "personal branding" and most of gen z will trying to do anything to keep their insta constantly aesthetic in their way. it's great and scary at the same time imo
Ive always struggled to find my online persona identity. Ive could do this like most of us gen z ers too by starting at the ages of 19 but i just couldn’t fake a person which i have zero connection with ONLINE. today im 27 and i still didn’t manage to post anything bc i figured out that social media is indeed not for me when it comes to creating. All i do is inspect and watch people grow with the person they managed to create online. now this may sound silly but i honestly envy ppl having the energy to even create a person of themselves online. Even if these memories they created for the online world they will remain unique for each individual when looking through past their feeds. I got nothing i have shared w the society.
this is so on brand for me to watch (lol) but fr agreed. i recently deleted instagram and realized i dont have to try to project some kind of "aesthetic" like i thought i did
currently having an identity crisis right now because of this. I wish I never had used social media tbh, it really hindered my own personal growth. you can't develop or even fully explore a healthy sense of self when you live inside an internet niche with so many eyes monitoring you on top of it 😣 now I deleted all my accounts, trying to get back the last 10 years the internet stole from me. I am so tired of posting and following, I wish I could just live in the present moment again like when I was a kid without any social media. Ugh
I miss the days before social media when if someone was branding themselves it was Bam Margera and it was an actual cow brand
But.... if you brand yourself, don't you stop growing as a person in some sense? You have to freeze your personality Han-Solo style and replicate it in order to make some sort of profit I guess? Why would you want to do that? I've cycled through probably 3 different personalities in the last 6 years and at least 4 different aesthetics. How do people do the same things, have the same hobbies, and live the same lifestyle for several years consecutively?
this is a timepiece
It's a clock or watch?
utterly ridiculous that someone like you is talking about this
Key word: Online.
Honestly i knew the before social media and the thing is that we were like that in high school with friends. I mean goth people were always dressed goth and if one day they would have the idea to come dress like others, everybody would lost their mind ! The big difference NOW with social is that some people think they can be FAMOUS and gain MONEY by being dressed a certain way or having a certain personality and so a personal brand so they go further.
Also i LOVED back then when we were at home after the door closed nobody knew what we were doing ! I really miss the private part of people because i used to love them more
Since my Instagram account was suspended for a stupid reason, I've totally lost my obsession with my profile. Now I really don't care, I don't talk to anyone except people I know and my boyfriend, I don't need anything else.
Cool blue straw, though.
it's difficult when you work with it
The thing is if I am not on social media I will fall out of touch with friends or be more distant and excluded
i really love these videos emma
Yes Emma please talk about this. With your influence you can really help this generation ❤
She’s one the biggest brand on social media lol.
this is actually really good haha nice video. And I’m 100% the random aesthetic
as someone living in Switzerland almost no of my friends are really posting on social media I'm the only one. Many have an account and post maybe once in 6 months. But I'm a millennial so maybe that's why.
I am the wellness god and I’ve been stopped in my tracks and I’m gagged
whats the episode title????
Tbh, everyone trying to match their aesthetic, seems to want to follow a stereotype they believe people in that aesthetic are, which causes an issue with their identity.
needed this
Where’d you get your pillows?
it does exist tho, there's this one friend of mine who's a gymrat aesthetic guy and most of his posts are his muscles or shots of him doing workouts, or another guy who's always hanging out with different groups of friends in different cafes every single night, or the girl who has a cutie patootie branding and posts with these cute lovely songs wearing white skirts and butterfly pimple patch. I don't know what kind of aesthetic i am but i might be part of it too, and it does exist.
fcking finally!!! someone made a video about my problem for about 8 years now
emma turnede brick robin for straight 11 minute
Okay but these days having no theme is also a theme
I feel like this only happens in America, like in EGP we live normally! No really everyone is just having a normal life LOL
is it just me or that i feel instagram is sooo intimidating??? different with TikTok it's more nonchalant and random. at least i feel that way.. maybe because in insta most of the ppl i know irl where in TikTok not necessarily.. it's weird that this difference made me have this irrational fear of being seen and perceived.. idk
Very interesting Emma. Thank you ♥️
I quit instagram, shit is worst then cocaine
I’m 28 and I’m exactly like that
I’m that gore and depressed artist. I just can’t stop make emo art 😂😂😂
Girl i live in Egypt and we have that too 😭
I
I've moved to New-Zealand and It feels the minority care about social media here
Oh girlie pop oh no
Love her til the end of time and I know it’s not that deep but social media should not be what comes to mind when talking about participating in society and a little out of touch w everything going on socially right now.
Civic engagement and political activism is p crucial
is it her page ??
Go to middle America. 90% of people don’t have this problem, this is a rich problem, this is an entitlement problem, this is problem with your age as well. Really hard to take your opinion seriously given it is objectively hypocritical.
@@Hannah-yl4jq I’m aware, however it’s not for anyone with actual problems.
What do you mean by middle America
@@babyrkio I mean what I say and I say what I mean. I mean the middle of America when I say “middle America”.
oh nah this girl is straight up content farming rage baiting now i fell for it lmfaoo good luck gorl
We Need a vlogggggg!!!!
i dont understand the conclusion of this video i'm sorryyy?
emma definitely touched on it as she is living in LA and constantly surrounded by influencers
but i feel like unless i'm also categorized as an "influencer" in this space or as my job, i don't see the problem of people or even my friends to have a brand or consistent imagery on their instagram or social media (?) if it's just an extension of their expression
tho maybe emma just needed to rant or put into words what's she seeing in her environment...
also i love her headphones can someone share where i can find it 😅✨
where is emma posting this kind of videos
I find the whole think weird. But then, I'm a misfit and a bit of an idiot.
Luv it
is it bad?
LOL AT EMMA THINKING SHES DIFFERENT
Y do u have ads when ur content is clearly stolen from emma
so we are selling ourselves! love capitalism
She's been posting this whole time?
She’s like Plato if he had a UA-cam channel
So true!
Felt
I also have certain aesthetic and 'brand' but only portray irl bcos I'm not into social media. in fact I'm too lazy to post anything lol. some of my friends know my personal style and they totally get me. I'm happier that way 😂
she's so corporate
omg I'm brazilian and its the same here
My twitter Aesthetic is unmatched ✨🦋✨
someone sounds bitter of others unique life glimpses 😭😭 didnt you do the same for a while there?
Lol people still use red solo cups? Thats so 2010
O gatinho amassando pãozinho 🥹
facts
u hate me
i want u to be my friend xd
this
This shit sucks, Not people choosing an aesthetic for online or not, but rather your opinion. This is just basic observations that only someone who has 10+ hours of screen time could make. Your pissed off from seeing this because YOURE seeing it, not because there posting in. Projecting insecurities because your worried that you are not the person you post online. I can only speak personally, I post a lot of art because I make art, I post sad shit if I feel sad, goofy if I feel goofy. This is projection to the fullest.
💯
i think im a lil bit of everything, @howslifeimsteph tell me pls emma