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Ma’am I’m confused why are you on this thread? If you really think it’s the wrong thing to do then why were you showing his semi nudes and stories to us before?
Seeking attention/ Inciting Drama.
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Imma need names...Contribute then bud.
I'll post this image again cos the guy could easily pass for Sam -
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I think it's always best to just avoid giving these types of hints because it's rather insensitive (based on LPSG standards of morality) and leads to unnecessary drama. Mentioning his nudes, but vowing to hold onto them for dear life on a page made for Sam would be like me having Chris Hemsworth's nudes, telling posters on the Hemsworth page, but saying I'll never share. Why do that to people?Honestly, I want to see his dick as much as anyone here.
But not wanting to share nudes that were sent privately is not only understandable, but that should also be considered pretty normal.
If you wanna share what’s been sent to you, great, but seriously, you gotta learn to accept when someone says they won’t do it. Especially when it’s something that private.
Anyway, GayLadUK, you’re a lucky one
I also think people can be a bit more chill when someone says no.
Agreed. The desperation coming from
commenters in this thread is pathetic. The community is just going downhill, its scary.
Thread has gone off tangent lol. Point is we won’t be seeing his nude anytime soon which is whatever. They can’t be that impressive. It’s just another dick pic. We all know what a dick looks like. Sam will continue to avoid all comments about his PV vacation until things die down which judging by this thread it has died down a lot. He’s lost very little followers, looks like all the other Ig power gays continue to follow and like his posts. Nothings changed. Yes he’s lost sponsorships but I’m sure he’ll gain them back in a few months. Hands down he’s keeping on eye on this thread. He’ll judge his return once thread simmers and his nervous tick gets under control.
This is more of a meta-comment but really, what kind of life is this? He went from being an admirable young professional seemingly having it all, with a great job coming from a good family having a bangin bod surrounded by loving friends and presumably a lot of hot sex, to be an unemployed influencers begging for brand deals determined at the mercy of his mercurial following?
There are a lot of influencers I admire, especially those that are professional and smart with how they build their brand. I don't look down upon anyone for doing jobs I personally can't do and often admire their hustle. But Sam clearly hasn't ever come to terms with how he's making a living, seeing his repeated YouTube soliloquy on how he wants to help people or be their positivity queen of whatever bullshit. Truth is he's just a piece of eye candy for the masses and he's using that for monetary gain. The fact not many people are upset over what he did or how he responded shows that no one ever cared about his "personality" likes he like to portend, but only ever treated him as a hot piece of eye candy. And if he can accept that, perhaps we can all be less tiresome in the constant stream of criticism. Or you know, if he's smart he can use the chance to find something new to do with that presumably good head on his shoulders, as he clearly never accepted or managed his influencer career as meticulously as others.
^BINGO!
I imagine this is the case for 75% of his followers.
If I need to get in shape, I go to the gym (or if lucky enough, hire a trainer). I don't search for influencers who make shirtless push up videos. (Although I will watch those videos, but with other intentions.
)If my mental health is in a state of disarray, I'll go talk to a shrink.
Sam is not the inspirational beacon he wishes he were. At the end of the day, he's eye candy.
There are two important factors here:
1) There's a time limit to being eye candy -- he's going to get older, and while we all love a daddy, let's face it: his boyish cute looks are what generate money for the brands that sponsor him. There's always a younger, prettier crop of gays out there.
2) He needs to show skin -- he does this a fair amount, but honestly, I don't think a mainstream clothing brand would risk sponsoring him, not at least until the vaccine is well deployed and the idea of a spiked infection rate is a memory. For now, it's going to take some slutty gay brands who really don't care that he was spreading his legs in Vallarta during a pandemic because what sells their wares are his mostly naked body.
How do I know? Of the ~12,000 followers he's lost over the past few weeks, about 50% or more have occurred when he started posting BLM, piano playing, and inauguration stories. With each story that lacks some flexed muscle, a few more followers peace out.
Gays want his pecs, ass, and bulge...they don't want his fake integrity.
^BINGO!
I imagine this is the case for 75% of his followers.
If I need to get in shape, I go to the gym (or if lucky enough, hire a trainer). I don't search for influencers who make shirtless push up videos. (Although I will watch those videos, but with other intentions.
If my mental health is in a state of disarray, I'll go talk to a shrink.
Sam is not the inspirational beacon he wishes he were. At the end of the day, he's eye candy.
There are two important factors here:
1) There's a time limit to being eye candy -- he's going to get older, and while we all love a daddy, let's face it: his boyish cute looks are what generate money for the brands that sponsor him. There's always a younger, prettier crop of gays out there.
2) He needs to show skin -- he does this a fair amount, but honestly, I don't think a mainstream clothing brand would risk sponsoring him, not at least until the vaccine is well deployed and the idea of a spiked infection rate is a memory. For now, it's going to take some slutty gay brands who really don't care that he was spreading his legs in Vallarta during a pandemic because what sells their wares are his mostly naked body.
How do I know? Of the ~12,000 followers he's lost over the past few weeks, about 50% or more have occurred when he started posting BLM, piano playing, and inauguration stories. With each story that lacks some flexed muscle, a few more followers peace out.
Gays want his pecs, ass, and bulge...they don't want his fake integrity.
Agreed. But I believe he will have another good 10-15 years left on social media and being able to milk it IF social media and influencers are still a thing in 10-15 years. I can’t help but think but social media and indeed influencers may not be a thing in 10-15 years. I truly believe these things are just a thing for our time now. I predict people will fall out of love with social media and we are kind of seeing this already I think with people. The seeds are certainly planted for this to happen. Long before then Instagram will have died off much like Facebook has with the younger generation.
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I don't see Sam having the head or the heart to have this thing going for more than a few years, especially after this blowup, because he clearly still prioritizes his feelings over what's good for his brand. Compare this to how Kim Kardashian, arguably the OG influencer, times her divorce to maximize coverage by avoiding coincidence with other news cycles. Think about it: she placed her business opportunity higher than something as stressful and personal as a divorce. Even though her content is something I have no interest in, I can very much admire the hustle.
Sam, on contrast, can't even handle a minor scandal among his limited following without making it worse by mixing his own feelings into his brand management. Clearly he has not realized the sacrifice required to build a distinct public persona for sell that has to be maintained above all even by discarding one's pesky little feelings. This is war, ladies and gentlemen. And I don't know, even if influencer culture is still a thing 10 years later, I can't think of any influencer from 10 years ago that is still active without going through multiple personality transformations to keep relevent (think PewDiePie, Shane Dawson, Jeffree Star). And Sam seems still at the mentality of I'm just enjoying my life and helping others, and those sponsorship money that keeps rolling in which I now rely on? Oh I don't actually care about that, just want to spread good in the world. Clearly he managed to delude himself for some time, but now with this scandal past him in this brutal economy? Not for long.
Haha. No. I’m with most of you. Sam is wrong for what he did and needs to be held more accountable. But he won’t be.
All that aside I don’t see him loosing his boyish looks for a good ten years or so. People will still thirst after him.
I personally believe social media will have its day and certainly Instagram will and all the current influencer trend going on within 10 years.
I legit know nothing about Kim or the other Kardashians. Couldn’t tell you anything about them. Never watched or followed anything but I’ll take your word for it.
Well honestly I just wanted to give an example of an influencer I admire on a business strategy level, but personally, everything I know about the family I learned against my will.
Not that it’s something to be proud of I do oddly pride myself on lack of knowledge of her and them. I didn’t even know she was married let alone getting a divorce. As for the Kardashians. I know there is more than one and it’s a ‘thing’ which is why I pluralise ‘ ‘Kardashian’ in my comments. That is where my knowledge begins and ends. Oh no, I know she used to be a stylist to Paris Hilton. It’s the reason I know of her name. Surprised myself with that little fact I’ve just pulled from the depths.
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