Allure editor-in-chief Jessica Cruel and Vox correspondent Rebecca Jennings discuss Gen Z's obsession with pricey skincare products, the fear of looking old at a young age, and the influence of social media on beauty standards among tweens. They explore the impact of early skincare habits and the pressure to conform to evolving beauty standards in today's society.

Vox's senior correspondent Rebecca Jennings discusses NYT Connections and self-promotion becoming internet language. They explore online interactions on AIM, Omegle, Twitter, and navigating boundaries. The impact of online platforms on creativity and promotion is examined, along with the intersection of artistry, salesmanship, conspiracies, and memes.

Rebecca Jennings, a senior correspondent at Vox covering internet culture, dives deep into the less glamorous side of being an influencer. She discusses the shift from traditional fashion journalism to influencer culture and the challenges faced by creators reliant on social media algorithms. Jennings shares insights on the fear of getting 'canceled' and the psychological toll of maintaining relatability. The conversation also touches on the emergence of niche influencers and the impact of consumer expectations on authenticity.

Rebecca Jennings from Vox joins Farrah Bostic and Adam Pierno to challenge assumptions about TikTok, influencers, and generational divides. They discuss the impact of social media on society, the evolution of slang, the changing landscape of advertising agencies, navigating gender norms, and the charm of malls around the world.

Rebecca Jennings, Editor of 'The Goods' at Vox, joins the podcast to discuss the demise of Twitter/X and the Facebook vs. TikTok power struggle. They also talk about the rise of 'De-influencers' who advertise and lie about poorly made products. The hosts delve into the challenges of monetizing content, the influence of TikTok videos on consumer behavior, and the skepticism towards influencer reviews. They also touch on AI-generated deep fake ads, a chance encounter, and the importance of supporting writers and causes.