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15 Influencers Who Wanted Free Stuff
source link: https://www.buzzfeed.com/shelbyheinrich/influencers-entitled-free-stuff
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1. This influencer with a whopping "500+ followers" who got real snarky when they realized they wouldn't be getting their wedding invites done for free:
2. This influencer who left a negative review because they weren't allowed a 30-cent discount in exchange for a shoutout on Instagram:
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3. This influencer who wanted free food because she was apparently far too busy to make it herself:
4. This influencer who thought "telling their friends" on social media was a good trade off for a $1,500 keyboard:
5. This influencer who went on a rant about not having enough followers and engagement:
6. This influencer who expected a photographer to pay for their own gear and travel, and be on call 24/7 all in the name of ~exposure~:
7. This TikTok influencer who quickly changed their tune once the company explained their collab policy:
8. This influencer who refused to pay even 10 euros for a service and was just flat-out rude:
9. This influencer who wanted massages in exchange for "experiencing Hawaii" (but conveniently didn't mention if they'd be paying for the masseuse's travel):
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10. This influencer who wanted to "barter" flowers for their wedding and (rightfully so) got a less-than-pleased response:
11. This influencer who basically wrote a review saying that if they received free stuff from the company, they'd leave an actual review:
12. This influencer with just 1,000 followers who really had the gall to approach a business for a collab and then reveal she'd be CHARGING them for it:
13. This influencer who not only proposed the same thing, but tried to convince the business they were scoring a huge deal:
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14. This influencer who decided to "give back" by expecting free labor:
15. And finally, this influencer whose job posting for a new assistant can only be described as unhinged:
H/T: r/ChoosingBeggars
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