Success that cannot be copied.

     Teenagers are highly gullible, some believe money grows on trees, and these social media stars have a lot to do with that. Many people in the light of the camera or public eye tend to feel the need to flash fancy and expensive things for views. Many people begin to feel gaslit that they could get the same things leaving them feeling beside with themselves. 




For this example, I am showing David Dobrik, a well-known influencer who very often buys his friends and random people a car. 

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