Entitled Influencers & Their Main Character Syndrome

#influencers #overconsumption #haul Influencers have continued to go completely off the rails. In the last couple of months alone we had an influencer named Rory Mollo making a DoorDasher deliver Panera to her bedroom, Matilda Djerf’s employees alleging she forced them to scrub toilets and the “Glamorama” and JL Patisserie drama and we’re continuing to see a growing epidemic of influencer entitlement. These influencers are exhibiting peak main character syndrome and genuinely think the world exists to serve them. I’m also discussing James Charles ranting about sidewalk bumps meant to help blind people and other influencers berating minimum-wage workers for minor inconveniences. Sources + Further Reading: New York Times Gilded Age Column https://www.newspapers.com/newspage/2... Matilda Djerf Toxic Workplace Allegations https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy4... What An Irish Girl Thinks (Letter to the Editor from a Servant) https://www.nytimes.com/1895/02/17/ar... Domestic Servants in the Gilded Age https://ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.co... Follow me on my socials:   / ashleyaviola   https://x.com/ashleyaviola Join my Patreon:   / ashleyaviola   *Disclaimer: Information presented in this video is my opinion and mine alone. Business inquiries: [email protected] Key words for the algo: entitled influencers, influencer scandals, out of touch influencers, influencer entitlement, Rory Mollo DoorDash Panera, Matilda Djerf controversy, Glamorama JL Patisserie drama, James Charles sidewalk rant, influencer main character syndrome, influencer culture critique, influencer backlash, influencer narcissism, overconsumption, TikTok influencer entitlement, out of touch TikTok influencers, influencer consumerism, influencer overconsumption, influencer toxicity, influencer who yelled at McDonald’s drive-thru worker over ice, influencer hauls, Sephora Hauls, viral Doordash girl, clean girl aesthetic Djerf Avenue