Clout Or Trends Quotes

“Parents need to teach their children and we need to call each other out. There is no nothing cool about being mean or vile to others. Especially where a lot of people are suffering from depression.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“People who are adults know what they are doing. People are fully aware of their actions. They might offer explanations, excuses, or reasoning, and they can justify their behavior in any way they choose. They may be able to deceive others, but they know exactly what they are doing. May they face the consequences of their actions. Whatever they do to others, may it be done unto them as well.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“The support, hype, applause, salutations, likes, comments, retweets, reactions, and compliments you receive on social media can make you feel or think you are something big and untouchable. They can make you jump off a cliff thinking you will survive and that it is not dangerous. They can make you do or say stupid, wrong, hurtful, harmful, and dangerous things. People are dying trying to prove a point and impress strangers on social media. People ruin their lives because of social media. Choose to use it with caution. Don’t let a few characters make you lose your career. Don’t try too hard to impress strangers on social media. Once you are in trouble or danger, they all log off and get on with their lives. They will hype you even when you are doing wrong things. Don’t be confused.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Once money is involved, it is no longer social. It becomes business. Even on social media, when money is involved, it is no longer just social media. It is business. And in business, there is rivalry and competition. People can cheat, be mean, brutal, violent, cunning, tricky, dishonest, and manipulative. They are willing to do whatever it takes to win or make a profit. That is why, when money is involved in social media, it is no longer fun but turns toxic and violent. Some people are in it to win it and are willing to do distasteful, horrible, evil, vile, mean, toxic, barbaric, and inhuman things to get that money.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos

“Even when it comes to engagement, they rely on the very same Black people they claim are useless or insignificant. Every day, they post content designed to provoke black people just to elicit reactions, because those reactions drive numbers and boost engagement on social media. That’s what makes them relevant, gets them the attention they crave, and ultimately earns them money through Elon Musk’s platform.

These social media racists pretending to be influencers are tiresome. They spread hate, shame, and dehumanize black people, forgetting that many of those same individuals have been instrumental in building wealth for white people and their businesses. They never seem to learn or understand that, as human beings, we need each other to succeed and reach our goals.”
― De philosopher DJ Kyos