A famous influencer lost more than $4000 in just 2 minutes.

[Baofeng]

I can't help but laugh at the video. His shouts are just insane TBH.
If you're living in the same country as this popular influencer, you'll recognize him immediately.

Anyway, I will not say his name, but I feel his disappointment when he just slams his keyboard multiple times, and those shouts? You can feel the frustration with those shouts, but let's look at the other side of it. We know that the influencer is rich already, and made a lot of money through advertisements. $4,000 is just a small amount for him already although losing that amount of money is still very frustrating.

What's the lesson? Don't gamble large amounts of money especially if you aren't ready to lose it all. The influencer is rich already, but what if the gambler is just an average Joe who is earning minimum wage, but decides to take his life savings, gamble it, and lose it all? Worst case scenario is that he might take his own life after that.

And this went viral as some of my nephews and nieces are asking me if I saw it as this guy is a influencer in our country. I said yes I've seen but I've not surprised by his reaction. For us, it's a big loss already, but for him, this guy as a lot of money and maybe just exaggerating their reaction to get more views and obviously still incentive his video.

He is not the only one though in our country. I mean there are a lot of Filipino influencers now making ton of money in gambling and this could be the trend as the proliferation of gambling in our country is big and there are a lot of gamblers now.

[DabsPoorVersion]

I can't help but laugh at the video. His shouts are just insane TBH.
If you're living in the same country as this popular influencer, you'll recognize him immediately.

Anyway, I will not say his name, but I feel his disappointment when he just slams his keyboard multiple times, and those shouts? You can feel the frustration with those shouts, but let's look at the other side of it. We know that the influencer is rich already, and made a lot of money through advertisements. $4,000 is just a small amount for him already although losing that amount of money is still very frustrating.

What's the lesson? Don't gamble large amounts of money especially if you aren't ready to lose it all. The influencer is rich already, but what if the gambler is just an average Joe who is earning minimum wage, but decides to take his life savings, gamble it, and lose it all? Worst case scenario is that he might take his own life after that.

And this went viral as some of my nephews and nieces are asking me if I saw it as this guy is a influencer in our country. I said yes I've seen but I've not surprised by his reaction. For us, it's a big loss already, but for him, this guy as a lot of money and maybe just exaggerating their reaction to get more views and obviously still incentive his video.

He is not the only one though in our country. I mean there are a lot of Filipino influencers now making ton of money in gambling and this could be the trend as the proliferation of gambling in our country is big and there are a lot of gamblers now.

That's probably part of his content to gain more views and reactions so many people will talk about a person who loses a lot of money in gambling, including both gamblers and non-gamblers who have a lot to say.

Surprisingly, many influencers in our country are creating similar content nowadays. Just a few months ago, a lot of them were posting videos that degraded other influencers for promoting gambling. However, now even they have joined the group of influencers who are promoting and even streaming gambling.

[pawel7777]

Surprisingly, many influencers in our country are creating similar content nowadays. Just a few months ago, a lot of them were posting videos that degraded other influencers for promoting gambling. However, now even they have joined the group of influencers who are promoting and even streaming gambling.

It's getting harder and harder to create interesting content and maintain popularity as viewers get bored easily and are quick to jump onto something new. So we see a wave of "influencers" (I really don't like that term) that aim to create high-intensity, emotionally loaded content to keep the views high.
This could be winning big, losing big or, quite popular trend - giving money away, knowing very well that they'll earn much more in ad revenue from such videos.

[Kemarit]

Surprisingly, many influencers in our country are creating similar content nowadays. Just a few months ago, a lot of them were posting videos that degraded other influencers for promoting gambling. However, now even they have joined the group of influencers who are promoting and even streaming gambling.

It's getting harder and harder to create interesting content and maintain popularity as viewers get bored easily and are quick to jump onto something new. So we see a wave of "influencers" (I really don't like that term) that aim to create high-intensity, emotionally loaded content to keep the views high.
This could be winning big, losing big or, quite popular trend - giving money away, knowing very well that they'll earn much more in ad revenue from such videos.

True, everyone wanted to be different, specially showing emotions like in this case, losing big money and then destroying his TV. Not the first time that I saw it though, there's a lot of gambling influencers who did the same before this game. Nevertheless still very successful for views and clicks and obviously to get back the money he has lost in this game.

That's is the thing now, they are called influencers, regardless of what niche they are. Creating controversial at times so that they will reach popularity as this is the new wave and this is what technology brings. Everyone can became a star without being in the hollywood industries and most of them are earning millions now.

[yohananaomi]

It's getting harder and harder to create interesting content and maintain popularity as viewers get bored easily and are quick to jump onto somethng new. So we see a wave of "influencers" (I really don't like that term) that aim to create high-intensity, emotionally loaded content to keep the views high.
This could be winning big, losing big or, quite popular trend - giving money away, knowing very well that they'll earn much more in ad revenue from such videos.

There are many methods used by those identified as influencers, where the goal is clearly to create interest in the audience, so what you say is correct, because it is difficult to maintain its popularity, so that, with all the methods used, it is clear that it can create an emotional reaction for the audience in the form of a game that looks detrimental or profitable. In an instant, but behind that he aims to get a spectacle effect that can be profitable for himself.
Everything in the end, is for commercial purposes for him, which is now common practice.