ThickLeeyonce weighs in on SA only having luxury influencers

The ongoing discussion of luxury influencers in Muzansi reignited Thursday, with Thick Leeyonce joining.

Twitter user @Nyambose_N rekindled the debate after asking where more friendly people are, saying that South Africa has mostly gorgeous influencers.

“Our influencers are gorgeous and expensive. They are influenced by cute entry-level salaries. Affordable furniture makes the house cute and there is a key to an apartment without LV bags. This is what makes us poor. Country? “She asked.

Our influencers are luxurious and expensive. There is a cute entry level salary effect. Affordable furniture makes your home cute and there is a key to your apartment without an LV bag. This is the target market for all this luxury, if we say poor.Country

— Yekani abafana (@Nyambose_N) April 7, 2021

Posts were unacceptable as various content creators uncovered the myth that there are only luxury influencers in the country.

Thick Leeyonce weighs in and states: “Everyone follows the same 10 people and says … Literally, there are many local influencers who don’t do extravagant content, but they don’t all show the same love.”

They all follow the same 10 people and say … Literally, there are a lot of local influencers who don’t do extravagant content, but they don’t all show the same love. https://t.co/is1ZUIUjrN

— Thickleeyonce (@ThickLeeyonce) April 8, 2021

Cosmetology influencer Foyin Ogunrombi posted that the simplest answer is not to obey them.

I literally hate tweets like this. Because hell, * eyes * are following tons of influencers who aren’t extravagant. Yeah algorithm, yeah aesthetics, yeah popular, but take accountability for your tl.

— Foyin 🍯 (@foyin_og) April 8, 2021

She added that she follows many non-luxury influencers and said that it is the individual’s responsibility to curate the social media experience.

“Cure what you want to see, rather than go online and say you’re not there.

“Follow macro influencers and look for the content you need, rather than complaining about what they posted. Take ownership of your own social media experience,” said the creator of “7days 7faces.” Said.

Instead of going online and saying you’re not there, curate what you want to see. Follow macro influencers to find the content they need, rather than complaining about what they posted. Take ownership of your own social media experience.

— Foyin 🍯 (@foyin_og) April 8, 2021

She edited threads for non-luxury influencers in various categories.

Affordable household items pic.twitter.com/Dq8GAVmNQv

— Foyin 🍯 (@foyin_og) April 8, 2021

Other users have shared their thoughts with many who share the same feelings.

Broaden your horizons by typing exactly what you want to see in the search bar, following more people and purifying your mind. https://t.co/TLSrCRJELs

— Shibu. (@SibuMak_) April 8, 2021

Influencers need money and extravagant payments. Luxury brands use influencer marketing rather than entry level.

Luxury is aesthetic, so there are many creators we are not paying attention to. Find them.If everything else fails, contact the brand and create the content you want to see https://t.co/9ISzIiehaV

— PEACHES (@_ Boetie) April 8, 2021

Tbh That’s the content you’re consuming. There are micro and nano influencers that create high quality and affordable content. Not all influencers are “luxury and expensive”. It’s all about finding influencers who create content that fits your lifestyle. https://t.co/RTFdnuHjDG

— Tintswalo Mnisi (@ tintswalomnisi3) April 8, 2021