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Honest Influencer!

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Gym influencer Alex Eubank started hinting the ASU frat leader to stop posting FRAMEMOGGING and actually make money with social media 💰😳 “What your like goals are with it… is it just like a metric number? The advice I would give is dependent upon what you want your source of income to be, or do you just want to have a metric you hit?” “More followers and be the next Jeff Seid. No, I’m not trying to be the influencer that’s like, oh, I got the clout but make no bread from it… I’m trying to get some bread.” “It’s good to sometimes have a viral angle of content, but you’re going to attract a bad audience that you won’t ever be honest with.”

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