Do Influencers Have A Responsibility To Do Good? (Ep. 10) | Forbes

Social media stars in some cases have millions of followers, and with a platform that big, one may wonder, “Do they have some sort of moral obligation to use their influence for good?”
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[@MajoMola]

I am here today because I just read Kylie Jenner not using Snapchat anymore costed the company 1 billion dollars. Imagine now, if you will, if that sort of influence was recited towards things that mattered. how different the world would be !

[@insidemyslingbag]

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[@shahnaseebb6175]

this is amazing, i feel inspired. Will try to use my Quora and Twitter account for some good.

[@lili-qv6ie]

A Juanpa le gusta este vídeo :3 ❤

[@leroijonesjr]

Le sigh

[@rakshithec079]

Its not responsibilty, its their Obligation😠

[@SuperSpectrom]

Not really. They have their own life, they dont have to do anything

[@pr5810]

Do no harm. Perhaps we can't require people to help others but we can require them to do no harm. There should be consequences for causing harm.