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She didn't hold my attention for more than a minute. Tossing of her hair & using the word "luck"
I didn’t click on the video because I don’t want to give her a view. 😂
You are right! Sorry that I clicked on .I didn’t click on the video because I don’t want to give her a view. 😂
She’s not influencing me into giving her ad revenue.
Really? Mine is dead but it could just be the time of the year (many people are out of town).
It's not Jess, it's her way of narrating. Her voice tone is high and she speaks promptly. Her content , based on reviews, is called a digest. What is the sense to mention" blogger X said that and blogger Y said this"?
IMO her comments about her channel not growing was odd. She's caught up in comparison with big youtubers. There is nothing small about close to 16k subscribers. Maybe in comparison with all of Youtube land but that is still a decent following. Most of the channels that grew significantly did so from massive unboxings or featuring content outside of luxury.
All of them? That is so weird. See things like this is why I think there was validity to some of the claims a few pages back that influencers have some type of shopping addiction because I do not think it is normal to constantly be selling entire collections and buying new stuff. Yes we change our minds here and there, but entire collections or boxes and boxes on prespend is just bizarre to me.
Well, the criticism was specifically directed at Mel, who rarely sold anything and accumulated 45 bags, which, according to some, showed hoarder tendencies. But this influencer does sell stuff and that means she has a shopping addiction?
So which is it, should they sell their bags or should they not? 
Who says that?
Does it trouble you? Let people talk. One spends money on bags, an other does on trips and if it fits your bank account, why not
No one here accused Jess of having a shopping addiction. I simply stated it is ODD consumption if what the other TPFer said is true she is selling entire collections of items.Well, the criticism was specifically directed at Mel, who rarely sold anything and accumulated 45 bags, which, according to some, showed hoarder tendencies. But this influencer does sell stuff and that means she has a shopping addiction?
I myself enjoy poking fun at the nail-tapping and blatantly sponsored videos, but I don't think there's a need to be armchair psychologists and comment on what mental illness strangers might or might not have because they don't behave in a way that you deem acceptable. There are plenty of people in my life who would think that spending $10,000+ on one single bag is an indication of mental illness. But that's why I'm here, to find like-minded people that I can discuss this weird obsession with, without feeling like I belong in some sort of asylum
PS: I would venture to guess that there are members on tPF who buy something new every few weeks, who have 45+ bags and multiple duplicates of the same style, and who buy and sell regularly. I like bags and I like looking at bags, so if someone else is spending money to show me eye candy, I'm all for it
Bc some are misunderstanding what people are saying and are unable to have a serious conversation about consumption patterns. Can we not disagree civilly? Influencers are quite literally shaping society's consumption and it is fair game to discuss.Who says that?
Does it trouble you? Let people talk. One spends money on bags, an other does on trips and if it fits your bank account, why not
Well, I agree, and that's why I voiced my opinion
That's the point I'm making, isn't itDoes it trouble you? Let people talk. One spends money on bags, an other does on trips and if it fits your bank account, why not
As long as it fits [the influencer's] bank account, why not 
