Influencers are EXPOSING Tik Tok shop...(this is messy)

An Influencer named Rachel Madison Carlisle is calling out a Tik Tok shop viral product for allegedly not paying her after she generated over 16 MILLION views for them...

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[Music] Kevin Macleod

[JustaNobody-jx]

Influencers thought TikTok Shop was a goldmine, but it turned out, it’s more like a landmine when brands don’t pay.

[BlissfulEssential]

How do people not know that TikTok shop is literally TEMU.

[sienna]

the same influencers who canceled shein and refused to buy from there are the same ppl obsessed w buying stuff on TikTok shop when it’s literally the same thing

[rae___z]

the hair identifier is such bs 😭😭 they complain about having so much hair that they didnt even know was there

[tholoanamakhabane]

Can’t we as a society just get over these influencers?

[thiaclarke]

These are just the avon ladies of the new generation

[charlottelast]

I don’t even have tik tok but I love the draaaama on it but then I think of all the innocent people getting scammed by influencers on it and on the internet in general hurts my heart

[cash]

TikTok feels like a flea market to me now

[TheInsideEditionofKG]

Okay but she still doesn’t care about her viewers and their safety using a product she promoted she just cares about the check she could have gotten

[PlatonicPurplePanda]

People: I don’t use Temu it’s sketchy
Meanwhile: every item on tiktok shop are literally the same items from Temu

[kb]

I swear… you can’t escape the commercials…you see everywhere these „true recommendation“ or commercials. Its so sick that you are constantly fed with these influencers or celebs that just try to shove down the „New“ solution for our problems…that aren’t even real…like girl let us breath!!!

[Miaaooou]

can we just stop finding ourselves to fix"""" about our faces when peachfuzz is literally THE MOST NATURAL THING

i'm so done with beauty standards fr



*** lil edit - i have no problem with shaving when it's used for skin exfoliation, BUT it's not how the product is marketed, nor how influencers promote it and *that* is my problem. It creates insecurities we didn't even know about

[frankiedankymemes]

The lesson here is: Do your research before supporting any brand. (If you genuinely care and want to only support brands who are supportive).

Especially, important to research before supporting & then promoting a brand to the public.

[doubledead]

The tomato girl has the most fakest voice ever 😂😂

[calihhan]

As someone with adhd and a huge problem with social media and shopping habits, I'm a bit proud of myself that I never got into tiktok. Also, I'm glad that in my country, there's no tiktok shop.

[briannalaberge]

I get offered products to promote on my tiktok all the time since I have 29.7k, but I refuse to become an advertiser for lame and cheap products not worth anything.

[sarahglenn]

Yall I got you if you don't know yet, corn starch or dry shampoo will do the same thing then go to cvs and get a face razor boom your set

[tbrad]

If she really got scammed, then that’s unfortunate, but there’s a petty part of me that doesn’t really care because her content is really annoying.

[gisellalopez]

i literally avoid any vids that try to push stuff on me I’m so over overconsumption and influencers being entitled

[JessicaJmoney]

Omg this Rachel girl is so annoying. I just feel she's trying SO hard to go viral. not to mention I'm convinced she's changing her voice in a form of rage baiting.shes giving me Dr Phill vibes and I can't get past it.