

The "sad, beige" influencer lawsuit
Dec 8, 2024
The hosts dive into a bizarre lawsuit between influencers battling over their 'sad, beige' aesthetics. They question if the legal system can really protect a creator's vibe, even if it’s pretty basic. The conversation shifts to the challenges of influencer life, contrasting its glam facade with the realities of hard work. They tackle the impact of Amazon Lives on influencer marketing, and explore the ethics of copying styles in a crowded digital landscape. Plus, they celebrate the much-discussed Spotify Wrapped and its cultural implications!
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Spotify Wrapped Inaccuracies
- Many Spotify users felt their "Wrapped" results were inaccurate this year.
- Some even confronted each other, expressing shared confusion about the unusual results.
Zara's Top Song Discrepancy
- Zara McDonald questions the accuracy of her Spotify Wrapped, citing a recent change in her listening habits.
- She notes a top song she only began enjoying recently.
Sad Beige Influencer Lawsuit
- Two "sad beige" influencers, Sydney Nicole Gifford and Alyssa Scheel, are involved in a lawsuit about copied content.
- Their content primarily features Amazon products in similar home aesthetics.