>>88786782I think it does a great job of showing how growth in social media platforms drive creators to a more shallow version of themselves thus causing stress.
>Start out niche (fansa in this case) – feels fresh and fun>Fans latch onto that niche hard>Niche becomes the brand, reinforced by fans>Algorithm starts feeding you to niche-hungry audiences>Personality fades, you’re a niche bot now>Algorithm locks you in tighter>Burnout sets in>Forced reinvention to escapeI’m starting to understand pro-fan-milking anon, maybe the least she can do is make a lot of money for going through that. I guess the fans also win by getting their fetish content.
