“Influencers are Not Special” – Daniel Regha Says
Daniel Regha has done it again with his latest post on X (formally Twitter). His talk was on the big and small accounts on social media. In his post, he said:
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“Let me say it again. Influencers are NOT special in any way; Whoever, whatever, wherever they are. The only difference between a big & small account is the number of followers, which again has nothing to do with one being special. Big accounts stay relevant because of the hard work of small accounts, while small accounts need big accounts to grow an audience most of the time or simply to create awareness on different issues. We all need each other. Be humble.”
Although Regha’s post looks someone contradictory since he’s an Influencer himself, he spoke honestly which sparked a lot of reactions from users on the roles and responsibilities of influencers and their relationship with smaller accounts.
Some users agreed with Regha while a few disagreed. CelebrityNote has gathered some of these comments:
@EbituPromise said, “You’re right, no one is special here. Some people forget their humble beginnings the moment they hit 10k or 20k followers. Let’s keep it real, people. Numbers don’t make you better, humility does.”
@anasuachara added, “People are termed influencers by the number of people that follows them and not by the content of their brain. As for me, anyone that impacts my life by his post or actions is an influencer regardless of the number of followers.”
@HiCyprian said, “Every big account was a small account sometimes. You aren’t special, neither is anyone. No big account made it big without the help of the community. So give back to the community by engaging the community too. The livelihood of small accounts matters too. Let’s make X fun for us all.”
@RitableP replied, “So, what have you done? You are part of the people who feel like god on this platform. The majority of the people commenting or liking your posts are small accounts; which of them have you promoted his or her account before or even followed back? Have you engaged anyone here, especially the smaller accounts?”
@PRINCIPAL_XYX noted, “That’s not a license for small account to defame big account. Building of brand and X account is not an easy stuff and that being said, Lerry is right to pursue his case legally.”
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