selling misery is not the secret to traffic, getting rich this way will lead to a wrong path
2024-09-23
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recently, the suspected collapse of the internet celebrity xiaoying has attracted attention. according to upstream news, on the short video platform, xiaoying recorded her daily life, focusing on an endless amount of housework, endless children to take care of, and a lazy husband. with such a somewhat "tragic" personality, xiaoying attracted a lot of attention and became an internet celebrity with millions of fans. however, recently, various controversies about xiaoying have begun to appear on the internet, including "abandoning her daughter" and "starving her cows to gain traffic". although there is no conclusion on the various rumors about xiaoying at present, and whether it is a false personality remains to be verified, this incident has once again triggered people's doubts and discussions about the internet celebrities who sell misery to gain popularity. (upstream news "is the miserable life a script? the internet celebrity xiaoying's personality is suspected to have collapsed, exposing the "selling misery" track of the online platform")
in recent years, there are many internet celebrities who rely on selling misery to gain popularity, and of course there are also many who have collapsed. not long ago, xiao moumou, a web anchor with millions of fans, and three accomplices were arrested on the spot during a live broadcast for allegedly fabricating false life experiences, selling misery for profit, and disrupting public order. what is outrageous is that her so-called adoptive mother in the video turned out to be her biological mother. earlier, a young girl named "liangshan mengyang" became popular on the internet with her tragic personality of "both parents died and she dropped out of school to support her family". she once had more than 3.65 million fans. later, the local public security investigation found that the account was one of the carefully incubated internet celebrities who sold misery, sold a large number of counterfeit products, and made illegal profits of more than 10 million yuan.
why are internet celebrities so keen on selling misery? the reason behind this is, of course, the traffic business. with attention and traffic, there will be business. but the internet is not a lawless place. there should be laws and public order and good customs above traffic. from a legal point of view, using the sympathy of others to create a false persona and sell products may be suspected of fraud and false propaganda. if the amount of money defrauded of others is large, it may also constitute the crime of fraud and bear criminal responsibility. from a moral point of view, creating a false persona to gain sympathy is not only a blasphemy against the public's love, but also an indirect harm to those who really need help. not only that, allowing such internet celebrities who sell misery to clamor on the internet will make the cyberspace full of smoke and miasma, and will also cause the "wolf is coming" effect, leading to the destruction and consumption of the trust mechanism and rescue psychology of the entire society.
playing the victim is certainly not the secret to traffic, and fake personalities must be condemned by everyone. just last month, the central cyberspace affairs commission issued a special notice to deploy a one-month special campaign across the country to "clear up and rectify false and vulgar phenomena in the field of online live broadcasting." among them, one of the five prominent problems that were focused on was "fabricating false scenes and personalities, and promoting products without bottom line."
it can be seen that getting rich by selling misery for attention will eventually go astray. the collapse of internet celebrities such as "liangshan mengyang" is a lesson for those who come after: although traffic is good, it should be obtained in a proper way. using the sympathy of others to create a false persona will be in vain once the persona collapses, and you may also face legal sanctions.
nowadays, the internet is full of all kinds of internet celebrities. the public should be vigilant about the various personalities among them, pay attention to those who are truly worthy of attention, help those who really need help, but also be wary of those who try to take advantage of our kindness.
upstream news commentator long chunhui
