'Influencers' having 'staff', rofl
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Of course they have staff, they are brands not people.
The moment you start calling the people you 'work' with 'staff', is the moment you've lost your authenticity.
You could have claimed that they're your friends or like-minded creative minds. But 'staff' indicates a business oriented hierarchical structure and is the exact opposite of the image that you're trying to project.
I imagine they like to shape shift. Appear cute and folksy to the kids and dum-dums, but to their sponsors and simps they project the entrepreneurial serious vibe.
Still the people who think these big stars are authentic won't be swayed by them having staff.
You realize this is on camera though right?
Do I realize influencers are on camera? Are you really asking me that?
Why are you retarded?
Yeah. I get, "our video editor," or things like that for actual skill gaps but when you get to generic "staff" any pretense of authenticity is beyond gone. Especially when you have someone else doing "social media management."