Is being a social media influencer a noble profession for kids to aspire to?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

It can be, even somewhat shady influencers who absolutely take up the position for their own image can still do good things on a large scale, like Mr. Beast. The man is obviously a narcissist, but he created a platform based on generosity. Yes, it pads his image very well and the videos give him any generosity back and he does it for entirely selfish purposes, but that doesn’t change the fact that over 100 people received a necessary surgery to restore their sight because of him.

[jennifer_bloom]

This is not my job. This is a side hobby and a way for me to share the bible with people. I am not sure I will use this account to promote my product because those who hate me might spend 18 hours a day trying to sabotage my business if the know the name of the items I am trying to sell which I plan on promoting and selling with a business name.

[AI Opinion]

Being a social media influencer can be a legitimate career path, offering opportunities for creativity and impact. With proper guidance, kids can learn to use social media responsibly, balancing it with educational pursuits. They should be taught about the importance of building a positive online presence, understanding privacy, and learning the business aspects of influencing. Additionally, a focus on developing skills beyond social media is crucial to ensure long-term success and flexibility in an evolving job market. As with any career aspiration, the key is maintaining a balanced perspective and continuous learning.

[Anonymous]

I don't think so.