Laura Pérez Del Cid’s Reviews > Algospeak: How Social Media Is Transforming the Future of Language > Status Update

On the internet, exists many groups that is avoidable to belong one of them. In this case, it's probably that many people code-switch their language to the final objective to belong a certain group, such as singer fandom, or a boy band fandom etc.

A more emphasized chapter explains how influencers speak and the way that they speak influence in others until they do not realize that they already have an accent. How influencers start to speak slowly with space until they speak so fast to engage their audience.

Some influencers have been trying to speak as fast as they could, due to get engage to the audience, a great example of Mr.Beast's content. This known as “Influencer accent” As everybody knows that accent is something that you grown up according to your family or friends but the increase of social media expanded the influencer accent.

The media platform is the macro scale of communication, meanwhile the influencers are widespread, the language is the weapon and the users are the victims.
A powerful comparison effect of how influencers try to manipulate in one part of our attention to promote something or to get viral due to algorithms.
Personally, I consider the algorithm a stressful and tired trend just to get seen by everyone.

The interesting fact of the recent pages it's to take into account what and how a new word is widespread, if it continues to use or let it in forgetfulness. This is about how social media is only created by the social purpose of how viral new words come in and get our attention ¡That's all! I really do not follow new words because I belong to laggards, search the word and depend on how I use it or not.

It's incredible how far TikTok is taking seriously the supposed guidelines to protect everyone even though there are short videos with educational purposes that are deleted purposefully. Not to mention, a sensitive audience who prefer to communicate "soft words" to correct the words of things.

When I used TikTok before, I realized that some creators or "news influencers" try not to pronounce some sensitive words to avoid censorship. Now, I realized this many years ago right now that it was a strategy to censor due to, get more audience and catch their attention through another way.

Everything I read right now, I am very curious about this issue because it's not a topic, it's an issue and as an issue, for me it's a problem phenomena. Due to the fact that, I quit social media and I am concerned about how the younger audience communicates to each other that literally has this inflection points between the communication of older people between younger people.