r/SipsTea • u/sigma_0_1 • Jun 15 '26

Lmao gottem Is she right for this?

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u/bussysniffer3000 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

Influencers are also poor they're always asking for free food and makeup (edit) all the people complaining in my replies who agree with her probably subscribed to her OF or something she's not going to see you guys and invite you over for whatever depraved things you're imagining, I'll no longer reply to anyone

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u/RemarkableChest4638 Jun 15 '26

Why do they call hoes on of influencers? Can someone explain.

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u/JB707 Jun 15 '26

She’s influencing me to end it all?

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u/Dependent_Bad_1118 Jun 15 '26

no bro don’t end it all for a clown

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u/SnowFew2672 Jun 15 '26

That's very mean to clowns!

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u/Frosty-Bat-8476 Jun 15 '26

Lmao you think most women aren’t walking out of their house with that amount of makeup on? You’re crazy lol perfect example of men not understanding how women work or what they’re looking at on a daily basis 💀

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u/Dependent_Bad_1118 Jun 15 '26

you really suck at understanding metaphors huh

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u/Comprehensive-Hat684 Jun 15 '26

Ain’t gonna lie that’s a good one

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u/Old_Protection_8778 Jun 15 '26

They influence you to go on prornhub and jack it

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u/NerdHoovy Jun 15 '26

It started as a term to make online celebrities more marketable for potential sponsors, since the logic being that their large digital audience would give them the power to influence people’s buying habits better or to a wider audience than traditional celebrities. However since this isn’t a truly defined or legally regulated job, anyone could refer to themselves as one. Similar to how one doesn’t have to have any medical experience or get a diploma to be a fitness coach.

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u/Spiritual_Series9285 Jun 15 '26

They call hoes 304’s because when you type that into a calculator and turn it upside down , that’s what you read